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Scalpel the way forward 😅

We don't have money for life-saving equipment because we would rather spend it on GP home visits. It's not like tension pneumothorax is one of the conditions for which ambulance service was created for... Share it with your trust

Really innovative product.

Thanks for sharing our idea. We are glad to cooperate… the idea is to make it reliable and accessible for everybody

Very interesting, I have never even thought about an ecological approach in CPR training. Except for a replacement for plastic lungs and reusable/recyclable rescue breathing masks, I have not thought about much ecological optimisation in that regard. By the way, I thought that ERC Guidelines are still recommending BLS Rescue breathing attempts, for those that have been trained in it? Might be outdated knowledge on my end. Either way, another great video. Keep up the interesting content.👍🏻

I tried to test the Rhino Rescue on my skin. Really do not know if its normal that you can get the chest seal off the skin very very easily?

Nice! What about from bed to floor..

Good video, I tell anyone that will listen that we should get rid of Morphine and the Various BDZ that we carry and just have Fentanyl for pain and Midazolam for fits. Do you have any thoughts on that idea?

Your videos are an absolute godsend for an NQP like me, thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these!

We just know that Putin is somehow involved. That was excellent information Doc thanks 🙏🏻

Thank you Alex for the perfect and appropriate content!

U forgot a pocket on the bag below this morning outside pocket

I would love to see how the internals fit in such a small package, its perfectly reasonable for the main electronics to fit but the capacitor and battery are a different story

Im a normal civilian, I hope I never have to use this, but I do like know in this type of stuff.

You must be either Indian or Polish.

What a non sense

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Also, if your Polish mom starts getting a little arthritis in her hands, discourage her from grabbing bunches of stinging nettle in order to cure it. In this case, the cure is worse than the disease... Based on a true story.

This is really good to know! We all have particular things in our nation…so important to know!

@groupcall6570 Why do Poles overconsume pain medication for smooth muscle spasm? I'm polish and have taken pain medication chronically in the past, but avoid it now. Can you give more information on the kinds of things Polish people deal with medically?

I wish I was Polish

I came back to the same rural county that I grew up in, and many of the folks that I went to grade and high school with, never even left! Well, I had a bad mountain accident. One of the EMTs that was involved in my rescue was someone I went to school with, thus knew I am partly Polish... all he had to do to resuscitate me and fix me on the spot was put the scent of fresh Pirogi near my nose! My Trek was still a wreck though. Lol

Sorry for Polish, I'm exhausted after 24hrs shift ;-). Z doświadczeń własnych przez prawie 20 lat pracy metamizol z reguły przez naszych pacjentów jest prawie w ogóle nie przyjmowany. Za to już znany Tobie i wszystkim z UK paracetamol, to istna plaga u nas wciąż. Starsi Pacjenci (choć nie tylko) potrafią nieświadomie przyjmować go w toksycznych dawkach poprzez kupowanie postaci różnych nazw handlowych, młodzi w ramach "zwrócenia uwagi na życiowe problemy" przyjmować hepatotoksyczne dawki w ramach prób "eS". Przykładowo przez rok mojej pracy może ew. kilku pacjentów ED podczas triage zadeklarowało (dowód anegdotyczny) przyjęcie metamizolu, za to apap, paracetamol, ibuprofen, królują. Nie zmienia to również faktu, że większość Pacjentów wzywa ZRM/zgłasza się do ED bez jakiejkolwiek próby leczenia bólu na własną rękę. Metamizol akurat w Polsce jest bardzo niedoceniany. Świetny materiał Alex!

Jak mówiła mojej świętej pamięci teściowa antybiotyku nie można zapijać wódą, ale koniakiem już tak (wg. niej jest zdrowszy)

I'm born in Koszalin. I don't drink. I have no taste for it. And I have no sympathy for the polish drunks that roam their pointless existence.

ok, canada is 32 times bigger than poland, but... we both have about the same number of citizens so... just a friendly reminder. cheers

While I am not a Dr, this was nonetheless an interesting and entertaining video. One of these days I should embracey partial Polish heritage and go mushroom hunting 😂😂

What to do when encountering an ill polish person in the wild, PSA?

I thought your from India... 😂

Man this video really makes me want to compile one for my own country lmfao. I'm a doctor and we have some serious conditions that tends to happen only in out country and we are trained to deal with them but very rare in other countries. For example tuberculosis is a rather normal problem where I am and we even have a tuberculosis control center, however the locals tends to ignore warnings and leave it up to chance, so very regularly you will see TB patients with Brain TB or stomach TB. Or that we have a small flatworm epidemic on the regular, because people really like to eat fermented RAW pork or make sauces from fermented RAW river fish that tends to eat snails that's part of the flat worm reproductive cycles. And don't let me get started on the various tropical disease, snake bites, etc, etc....

Not once Ive heard someone use coke and coffee. Vodka and Redbull sure, but Coke and Coffee seems like asking for heart attack.

Not entirely about vodka? Unsubbed.

About alkohol you should mention about home made alkohol and risks of that

Im pretty sure the same applies to everyone east of Berlin

In Poland you can bring mushrooms to the local sanitary-epidemiological station where qualified worker will check if any of picked mushrooms is poisonous.

Дротаверин, еее) у нас тоже люди любят его пить когда не надо. ) Хоть в этом западные и восточные славяне понимают друг друга))

Yeah... but what to do when your polish patient shows signs of excessive lettering? Like, when the symptome is "dziewięćsetdziewięćdziesięciodziewięcionarodowościowego"?

If they come bloated, with a heavy stomach, difficulty breathing and digesting, chances are they just visited their grandma.

Coke+instant coffe? Where did you find people drinking such abomination?

I'm a Pole, furthermore I'm a polish born polish student studying in Poland and it's the first time I heard about coffe with coke. Sounds like fake or really edge cases. No offence obviously. I think it was really good and informational video :)

turning the sirens off to take the pressure out of the situation, such a nice touch

Also, if you see an old eastern european with green paint over his wounds, fear not! it's just 'zelenka' - a type of antiseptic.

The OTC medicine thing is very interesting, I wonder if it's got something to do with the fact that we have a comically large amount of OTC med advertisements in our television. Makes you feel sick with how much they try and get you to buy it. I feel like everyone has a bottle of APAP (paracetamol) on them or like a 5kg bag of it stashed away somewhere in their home lmao.

Nigdy nic z tych rzeczy nie miałem - nie zatrułem się grzybami, nie przyniosłem kleszcza na boreliozę, herbatki mam ale nie pamiętam kiedy je piłem, leżą w apteczce na wszelki wypadek, nie znam tych leków, piję jedną kawę z rana ale taką po polsku, piję alkohol ale rzadko i co najwyżej jednego drinka albo jedno piwo. Co ty tu opowiadasz?

Chwila, moment... to ludzie innych narodowości nie jedzą tabletek bez recepty dla relaksu? Co za chory świat...

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TIL Polish culture is identical to the culture of my region of Indiana., right down to the mushroom hunting, Lyme disease infected, pilled-out alcoholics.

@Group Call I believe your video could be called an illegal advertisment in Poland due to showing an alcohol brand name.

I don't have or personally know anyonw who'd have St. John's wort at home. Chamomile is somewhat rare too among people I know. As for the meds you mentioned, I've literally never heard of either of the two. I'll bet you a shiny penny you'll find vitamin supplements as well as headache, heartburn and diarrhoea tablets in most Poles' med cabinets though. And anti-histamine gel. I can't imagine life without anti-histamine gel. Those tick bites itch like crazy, worse than mosquito bites.