Painful Accident Leads To Potentially Life Changing Injury | Inside The Ambulance | Real Responders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2023
- Paramedics are quick to respond to a call of a man suffering burns after a firework accidentally got caught in his hood. The paramedics worry for the patient as he suffers from serious burns and a potential serious injury to his eye. Elsewhere, paramedics attend to an elderly couple and quickly realise the patient is suffering from heart attack.
For the very first time, an ambulance has been rigged with cameras that provide a unique perspective on what it's like to respond to emergency calls. 'Inside The Ambulance' follows paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service in England as they take us right into the heart of the action. We see heroism at work in the actions of these first responders. We also enter the lives of people in crisis and learn their unique stories.
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Such a British phrase “ a bit of a heart attack”. They are so compassionate with these patients!
It’s sad bc the logical part of you wants help but as you get more depressed and suicidal that part gets buried. So you have a moment of clarity as your survival instincts kick in to get help but that can very easily be buried again.
The paramedic managing to get Abigail to laugh was amazing ❤
That trick with the tissues was cute and very effective. He has a great bedside manner.
Truly. When I've been at rock bottom, it was always my spouse's goofy antics that pulled me out. This man is in the right job.
Their house and her room was a MESS 😮
As someone who is suicidal a lot, I feel like they would have had more luck staying with her while she packed up. She could easily have taken more meds while they were waiting for her. People who are suicidal can also be resourceful and sneaky. She needs to get out of her dad’s house. It’s obviously a precarious position. I hope social services can help.
Burns suck!! I was 32% burned to body from a work place explosion,I thank everyone that helped me that day an the two months in hospital
Abby’s case really got to me. I’ve had a friend commit suicide by overdosing and I was really scared that Abby wouldn’t go to hospital for the treatment. I was so relieved that she agreed to go in the end and that she got better.
I hope she overcomes her depression and her and her dad’s relationship continues to improve
did this country don't have psychiatric hospital? because she need one, in my country she end up in one and be on meds as my mom. And all that depression go away
@@angelwings7802 In my Country we do not kidnap and force people to be in a mental hospital.
@@kristycrow9586 the government has the right to do what is needed to protect the public
@@GamePlays_1230 Good for your country.
@@GamePlays_1230 thankfkully in most countries they can only be kidnapped and forced inito a REGULAR hospital(but psych unit) for no more than 72 hours. And ONLY if they are a danger to themselves or others. Mental health care providers will actually work WITH the patient.
Pat saying “who says” when her son said she has to talk just made me smile 😂. Bless her heart ❤️
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Whole milk plain yogurt.
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Be careful with Naproxen. It can destroy your liver. Aunt got non alcoholic cirrocis she was taking 4x a day when it was only meant for once a day.
Thank you for the updates on these precious patients at the end! These EMTS show the patience and empathy of saints!
Since 1998 my New Year's resolution every year, has been to not make any New Year's resolutions. I have a perfect record.
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Oh my gosh, poor Abby. Things are going rough for her. And it sounds like her dad is an alcoholic. They’re both bereft and adrift since the mum passed away.
I have a daughter named Abby, she is homeless, my heart is broken for both of them.
Right? That was a ton of vodka bottles in the hallway…
She is playing the system
@@petesil005 believe me, going to a hospital for psych problems is not fun.
@@petesil005 I don’t see what benefits she could’ve gotten from that. Cry for help maybe.
Little Ukrainian lady could very well have had temporary artery blockage called a Transient ischemic stroke. It can be a warning sign of a future bigger stroke. Thankfully she has a very attentive son.
Her son is such a blessed soul.
@@AuskaDezjArdamaath Yeah, he seems like he'd be a nice, fun guy to know.
I had an immense amount of stress a few years back and it froze my vocal muscles and I couldn't speak for a day.
It was more annoying than scary since I would video call alot and have to type everything.
The next day it came back very gravely for a bit until i slowly got it all back.
Turns out stress isn't good for your body.
I really hate the fact that paramedics don't get paid enough for their job. I know a paramedic that has a second job just to be able to pay for her apartment.( I'm talking about the Netherlands here). Like- y'all have the most important job on earth with saving lives. But getting paid more basically doesn't exist. Whilst they do pay soccer players millions of money. I don't understand this world
Isn't she an ambulance driver? I know they don't get paid a lot. The specialist nurse (paramedic) gets paid better.
The first man with the clot on his lung needed supplemental oxygen immediately to prevent cardiac ischemia but they proceeded with assessment ,conversation and transport before finally putting an oxygen mask on his face! That really shocked me.
Same here.
Me as well. 1st thing I noticed.
Yes I did a slow clap when they finally put the oxygen on him. I was floored that they didn't just rush him to the hospital. The wife said he has a clot, he has chest pain and can't breathe??? do the ecg in the ambulance and GO GO GO!
To be fair, we don't actually see what his SpO2 levels are. He may have not been hypoxic until he was in the ambulance. Maybe the assessment took a tad longer than it could've, but getting a good history is important before transporting. That way they could appropriately treat the man with the right drugs etc.
I just love how many people on here have more EMS training than the Emergency personnel.
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That poor old guy. If I had a stroke in my early 60s let me die. I would not like to live like and invalid the rest of my 20-something years.
Me too. I have a DNR and my husband is angry but I don’t ever want to lose my functionality.
My husband had a brain bleed at 65,lost his right side& cannot speak. He does pt/to every day and doesn't want to die. He doesn't think anything is wrong with him& he tries every day
The first gentleman needs to sit up, his chair practically has him laying down. Sweet man
These ambulance crews are great
Keep up the good work
Because Health insurance is private (mostly) in America an ambulance is only usually called for extreme emergencies because they're so expensive so it's fun to watch the little non emergencies!
I think they have ambulances with EMT's only to respond to the least urgent calls, e.g. no red flags for serious medical problems and non high impact accidents. If necessary, another car with a paramedic team is sent. If it's worse, there are also resuscitation teams available.
Did they give that man with the burns any pain meds .Burns hurt so so bad I hate getting burnt .
My thought exactly!
It is usually quite easy to avoid if you're careful.
Brilliant showing of what all goes on. Great entertainment and educational as well.
In the state of Georgia if someone takes a overdose they go to the er and that person is put on a 72 hour hold
Good.
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The british paramedics like to try and treat on the scene. In my country the priority with serious injuries is to go to the hospital as quickly as possible.
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How is that his first firework injury he has seen? My neighbor was killed 20 years ago at a "professional" fireworks display exploded and sent metal shrapnel into the crowd. 50+ hurt and 10 were severely injured permanently
No fun getting older!
Bonfire night in USA is every night
I've been hearing for awhile now that UK ambulance waits can be for 6 to 12 hours regardless of the emergency due to the amount of calls they receive every day. 3000 calls for service everyday is an incredible load on the service. One man called 6 times due to this mom not being able to breathe and because the 999 operator could hear her moaning in the background he was told he'd have to wait. His calls were becoming more frantic over the next 6 hours as they were told an ambulance would come as soon as one was available. His 7th call was to tell them his mother was no longer breathing at all. They again told him an ambulance was on it's why. They finally showed up 8 hours after his first call. The son was crying and yelling as he performed CPR on his mother trying to keep her alive until the ambulance showed up finally an hour after she stopped breathing. She was pronounced dead in the ambulance. She had been having heart attack after heart attack for over 9 hours. There was an inquiry by the NHS service and surprise their report said "The delay in the ambulance and crew did NOT contribute to the patient's death." The way that mother and son were treated inflicted so much more trauma and pain then her death alone would have caused. They tried to sue the Ambo service but because the company and NHS investigated themselves and found they did nothing wrong, it was dropped. The 999 calls were absolutely heartbreaking and infuriating at the same time. Her son was in complete shock, upset and angry all at the same time.
3,000 calls per day with a population of over 60million is NOT a lot
That’s absolutely terrible. In the US our waits are like 3 min unless you live somewhere very remote they can fly out in about 20 min. That’s insane the wait is so long in the UK and there is more crime and bodily injury from guns here than in the UK. Trade off you will be hit with a million dollar bill here but at least you make to the hospital. It’s strange they get so many calls a day in such a small place. Makes no sense.
Couldn't they have driven her or called a taxi?? I mean I'd wait maybe 20 minutes then figure it out.
@@KhanaHatake Whether or not 3,000 calls is “a lot” for the ambulance service depends *far more* on the amount of resources the ambulance service has rather than the population amount.
@@Bettinasisrg Often people don’t think of such things in the midst of an emergency…especially if told an ambulance is “on the way”. Also the son may not have been able to physically get his mother up & into a vehicle. Plus many taxi services will refuse to take people having a medical emergency & many people in the UK don’t have personal vehicles. But if others find themselves in such a position I would hope neighbors would help one another to get the person to the hospital when needed if ambulance service is backed up. No matter what…9hrs to respond to a patient with heart attack symptoms is utterly insane & negligence! As there is simply *NO WAY* there were enough other more serious calls to keep them too busy! As a potential heart attack is nearly as serious as it gets!
I hate fireworks . Waste of money .
I love the professional ones, but not the silly home ones🤯
I have a sneaking suspicion that the ukrainian lady was having a passive protest at life. 🤔
They knew he had a pulmonary embolism and he is at home? He should be in ICCU????? On O2 and being monitored by ICCU staff on blood clot busting medication. A pulmonary emboli/blood clot is a life threatening condition. He being at home really baffles me.
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Are these Ambulance ppl slow or is it just me .They are always so good .US here are Ambulance ppl it's a toss up .😢
May Tony rest in peace
I have been trained in medicine, David, needs to be moved NOW! I can’t belief how long it took these paramedics to move,.There is a time for little talk, and there is time to get your bldy ss in gear!
Alcohol and fireworks don't mix. I have no clue why they didn't call 999 after seeing the hair and skin are missing.
If you want to ban something ..Ban fireworks
Fireworks aren’t always bad
I often se a lot of hestitation and routine checks, while persons condition is obvously bad.Why delay the transport to the hospital, as it has beeobvios in first case...
OMG the first paramedics were so slow to react. The old man is visibly struggling to breathe & complains of chest pain + known clot & they keep asking what’s wrong? Are okay? 🤦🏽♀️
You shouldn't take up the ambulance time like that it's childish.
Wondering why Pat wasn't tested for strep throat.
it isn't emergent i'd guess
@@user-ik7vm1kt6qunless it turns into rhemutic fever
Are ambulance services free for UK residents?
Ambulance services are free in every European country, we have health insurance.
@Wodanaz OK. I have health insurance, but in the USA, ambulances aren't free. Depending on your plan, it could cost you a co-pay, 80/20 or you are responsible for the entire balance.
NHS health care system covers most, if not all, medical treatment.
@@Ms.Opinionated That is so odd. Basic insurance here covers all ambulance costs and everyone has basic insurance here.
@@cmtippens9209 You are blessed!
The bedrooms are extremely tiny, as well as other rooms in the homes of middle-class Britain.
Yes, they feel suffocating. The ceilings almost scrape the head. Actually, more than middle-class, I think it's the working-class houses that are so tiny. It can't be easy if there are also children in those spaces.
Many of them are very, very old. The newer ones are lovely.
Don’t use fireworks, folks.
Calling your patients "mate" seems kinda insensitive. Feels like the paramedic is not taking me seriously. Especially if I'm a woman.
Why in the world did these beautiful paramedics (#1 & #2) (if it was life threatening they shouldn’t be wiping the chair down & both standing there saying “well you know there’s been some ecg changes & it appears that you might be having a little bit of a heart attack, casual conversationally & (TIME EATING)….move boys move‼️🫶🏼🤭🫶🏼
Prob a dumb question but what uK holiday involves fireworks?
New Years
Guy Fawkes night,. November 5th. Also know as Bonfire Night or Firework night. New Year is optional Most people don't .
@@annamarielewis7078 No.
OMG... Messy homes.
Likely a sign of mental health problems.
Who cares
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The girl did that as a cry for help to her dad! But he’s likely an alcoholic since his wife passed. She has no one to help her. She could benefit from therapy. I think everyone could! It’s not a bad thing!❤
Did ya notice the other guy cleaning a chair an not moving very fast to drive. Please don't send them
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Grow up.
Go away Rosa.
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I have no patience for the games borderline personality disorders play.
I agree. She’s lonely and doesn’t have a date for New Years Eve. Her room is awful. I, too, lose my patience, but they really can’t help it. It isn’t the ambulance crews problem. Maybe she needs a smack. And some therapy. But when she gets nasty, then I stop all niceties.
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I'm sorry but I don't believe she took all those pills .Get better ✝️☮️💜
I don't understand the man is struggling to breathe where is the oxygen???? ThT should come first then access the problem. I pray I never get sick in the UK
If his oxygen sats aren’t below 94 then oxygen isn’t indicated and if he’s having an mi and you give oxygen (a vasoconstrictor ) that doesn’t make anyone’s life better
If his oxygen sats aren’t below 94 then oxygen isn’t indicated and if he’s having an mi and you give oxygen (a vasoconstrictor ) that doesn’t make anyone’s life better
I suspect you might make Us sick.
Where is the oxygen? The Americans stole it all
Where is the oxygen? The Americans stole it all.
Those trucks are very different from the ones you typically see in the u.s. The trucks in the uk are very organized and very well laid out. Id say they're better than the u.s. trucks by quite a bit.
The u.s. trucks? What an asinine thing to say, every company has different trucks with different layouts. This isnt an island like your puny country from whence we sprang. The u.s. is huge and varied. You might as well say that all uk trucks are the same as every other in eurasia.
Just the substandard "social" healthcare system, oh wait they're better??!! Ok bad joke but yes the NHS is AMAZING and helping keep people healthy and not put into crippling life long debt like America.
@@Bettinasisrg I didn't say they were better just that they're not all the same. And my healthcare is covered by medicaid (state govt health-care) and medicare (nat'l govt health-care).
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