Intensive care unit: Accompanying people in their dying phase instead of saving lives What happens

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Published on Jun 29, 2021

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Benjamin is an intensive care and anesthesiology nurse and tries every day to save people whose lives hang by a thread. For him, part of his job in the intensive care unit is to accompany people through their dying process. Benjamin and his colleagues do everything they can to save the patients, but sometimes even that is not enough. Then it is often a matter of making dying as pleasant as possible for the patients in the intensive care unit, accompanying the relatives and deciding when to stop treatment. The 32-year-old was already trained in the topics of "death" and "end-of-life care" during his training. How Benjamin deals with the fate of his patients and what he thinks about death, he told Frank in the first film for our new series "What happens to us after death?" You can find the complete series here: • Intensive care unit: Accompanying the dying... If you want to find out more about Frank, here is his Instagram account: / f_cybert Reporter: Frank Seibert Author: Diana Kulozik Camera: Linda Seeleitner Editing: Markus Valley Community: Jan Rothe, Antonia Dengler, Sarah Sliwa Editor: Teresa Fries 00:00 Introduction: This is our new series 00:53 A patient with Covid infection 01:57 Who goes to the intensive care unit? 02:37 Maximum medical help 03:20 Acoustic alarm in the control center 05:05 Effects of the corona pandemic 07:37 When do you stop treatment? 08:50 A patient with lung failure 09:49 Dealing with serious cases 12:04 Nurses' tasks 13:18 Perception of death on the ward 16:42 Patients who are dying 17:27 Procedure in the event of a death 20:28 Nurses and the patients' relatives 21:50 Death as release? 22:36 Benjamin's idea of death 23:09 End credits This is The Question: There are these big, tricky questions to which there are no easy answers: Why do we bully? Why do we let animals suffer? Do we drink too much? Or: What does porn do to us? My team and I are interested in questions that have something directly to do with our lives, but also topics that are important to all of us and are often only discussed superficially. We look for answers to these questions, week after week - openly, honestly and independently. We don’t meet any experts, we are there: at the slaughterhouse, at the swinger party, while proselytizing in the pedestrian zone. And because we want to get to know as many perspectives as possible in our search, we always spend several weeks on a question. At the end of the day, we want to provide an answer, even if it’s not easy for us. With each video – but especially in the discussions with you – we get a little closer to answering the big, tricky questions. The question on Facebook: / diefrage The question on Instagram: / diefrage_offiziell Our netiquette: https://www.funk.net/netiquette ─────────────────────────── YEAH! We are also part of #funk. Check it out: YouTube: / funkofficial Instagram: / funk TikTok: / funk Website: https://go.funk.net https://go.funk.net/impressum funk is a joint offering of the Association of Broadcasting Corporations of the Federal Republic of Germany (ARD) and the Second German Television (ZDF).

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