Child Rushed To The Emergency Room With Heart Condition | Emergency Down Under | Real Responders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2019
- Observational documentary series following British members of the Australian emergency services as they deal with accidents and incidents down under.
A British flying doctor is scrambled to rescue an injured jockey. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Compassionate law enforcement is what the ENTIRE world needs.
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Sadly there are to many racist in law enforcement.
Yay! Another medical series! Not that I enjoy seeing people get hurt, but ... I do like seeing medics work.
LostJedi26
Supply and demand! 🤷🏻♀️😁
LostJedi26 like me I’m interested in the nurse field/ pharmacy anything medically
trueeee
Get off
Agreed with what you said I hate people getting hurt but good outcomes and medics working is heartworm if
Dropping a chest tube in the field, whole blood on the road and TXA. Hell yes! Damn fine work.
“What the hell! You can’t be having a bull in your front garden! Having a tinkle!!” DEAD.
I love how they approached & looked after this teenage boy. Now it's time for him to man up🙏
I'm a simple man - I see Emergency Down Under - I press like
The process control is fascinating- checking the blood type, expiration date, same for the meds. Super professional, well trained & practiced. Every effort to avoid the smallest mistake, which of course could be fatal.
Children born into poverty who usually have no father's in their lives have the odds stacked against them. Heartbreaking 💔
When she said old people pacemakers I couldn’t help but chuckle!😂 I got mine when I was 26, nearly 5 years ago. There is a surprisingly large population of young folks with pacemakers
My daughter got hers at 18 years old. She has Brugada Syndrome and survived Cardiac Arrest.
Guy: Why do I not have any sunglasses
Women: I don’t know I am not your mother😂
Love seeing how different from the US this is
The U.S. is good, you just watch to many online videos.
its great to see that humanity hasn't gone south fully
People from down under are good lookers. Handsome.
Proud to say that here in Australia we have the world's best trained paramedics. Throw one of them and an emergency doctor into a chopper and you've got the best care!
You also have amazing firefighters. Washington State USA imported some of them a few years back to Eastern Washington because our fires were so bad.
@Jack the Ripper from Hell why??
Great show! It was amazing to see the vet perform a C section on that lab. Amazing! I’m glad everyone in this episode made it.
Love all....Prayers.....
God Bless all those rescuers ❤🙏🙏🙏
It would be nice if you would cut the music when they are talking the music makes it hard to hear what they're saying. I will still watch because I like the show.
I can't remember using sunscreen back in England... I think once. 😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣
Uh oh stinky
omg that Laverton sunset though
I feel bad for her but also keep up the amazing work, but again i feel super bad hope shes ok now , keep up the awesome work.
I hade collapsed lung which raptured a atria and I was leaking inside. Within 1 hour there was 1,5 liter blood in my thorax. I whanted to go to bed and took a sleeping pill, my wife insisted to go to the hospital to chek me out. Glad I did!
@Arna Cook my wife just gave you a 👍 thumbs up. Your write! My luck was she knew that my case was not a heart attack because its herr job lol. She is a specialist nurse ✌🤩
LoL...it's like the old saying about 'mother knows best', except that it's wife knows best, especially if she's a mother 😀😀😀
Glad you made it.
Almighty Bless Them ❤🙏🌹
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The police treat the people they interact with so respectfully. It's definitely a lot different than it is here in the U.S.
Wow! I'm impressed with Australian medics and their ability to put in a chest tube in a convenient shed!
Omg, your logo face
it was s Doctor who did that
YEA! CLOSED CAPTIONS.
And that´s why an emergency doctor is important! UK and USA ;)
Luckily we have them all over Germany. In my county there are three emergency doctors
We have them in the USA. My city has one based here with 9 helicopter bases state wide and 3 ground mobile ICU's There are 4 others that cover part or all of my state.
@@xKillerrabbit101 But not as wide as Germany. ;)
@@PeterNichtlustig0815 Germany is only 3 times as large or so as my state, but it has over 7 times the states population. Why would we need as much of a coverage width? We have smaller population and a smaller area that need service with the majority of the population living close to hospitals. Stop believing everything you see on the internet. We have top notch emergency services, including significant air medevac coverage.
@@xKillerrabbit101 I´m talking about the US ;) And your state will never be anywhere near our emergency doctor numbers.
Your top notch emergency services rely on guidelines with no room of variation. E.g. broken shoulder -> trauma -> stifneck. They still use sodium chloride as infusions, they still spineboards as "immobilisation".
The air medevac may also be special for your state, but will never be anywhere near Germanys. Btw. I´m talking about ambulances, emergency doctors and helicopter per resident, not per square kilometre.
27:02 I think that Vet really love what she's doing ... Pure Professionalism XD
The police have a real big heart and understanding and the teenager was cool
Nttn is like the real wonder joints
Puppies!!! Love puppies!
Only 2 puppies?Wow.
Horay another medical show
I like this police couple shes dobbing him in! Lol
Hamlet? We call them communities Romeo!
Me: see ambulance ride that’s 30+ mins *meme the one am out * sleeps
Why show Uluru when the location is in WA?
Way easier to understand than British 🙂👍🏼
These police are wonderful. They treat him with such respect, I will never witness that in the USA. We breed bullies and egomaniacs who believe they are Gods and above all law and order.
The majority of police here in the U.S. are respectable people. You're most likely basing your opinion on the videos you watch online.
We have many many wonderful police in the USA!!!!!! Your basing what your saying off of what? Plus a video of 2 great cops on the video. I have never had an issue with a cop but I also am respectful and follow the laws!!!!🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️💔
Freedom I agree with you totally!!!!! There are bad cops anywhere a person goes but the huge majority are very good!!! Here in the USA they over exploit the bad that happens and never seem to talk about the good!!! We have a very biased news system that would rather stir up negativity that promote peace!!!! 🤦🏽♀️💔🤷🏽♀️🙏🏽✝️
@@sonjam314 Very true Sonja!
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19:08 uh...what is happening? is this some sort of gag or is she actually dusting the can for prints for some reason?
These Doctors are prepared for anything. I've never seen this level of care in the U.S.. I thought it was only the Armed Forces that carried blood in their bags for life threatening trauma.
The difference is in care protocols. While we have more paramedics and fire fighters that work doing transport, it's in the nature of the work. They're are smaller trauma and E.R services throughout the country. (Which is several hundred times bigger than all the countries that have Nationalized Health Services).
The U.S does have funding for life flights and first aide services available pro-bono. Just like they do in the U.K and Australia. The service is too fundamental to leave to the likes of a changing political malaise.
Functionally, when people lose the ability to pay for their living, like medical doctors in Russia, they quit the field or move into private practice anyway because they can't afford to be a doctor anymore. The cost of living weighed against the work hours and staff shortages means they never have enough time to take care of themselves. The poorest of the poor generally get slated with the slow move along healthcare and the wealthy simply look elsewhere for their healthcare and wellbeing. Technically not fair to the average man but if you tell someone no enough times, they will leave.
Only some countries have made their system work because they enforce limits to their population, their education base, and their countries welfare systems. Ironically, controlling the outcome of the people so much that birth rates in the country (where it's safe to have as many children as you want.) Plummeted. Maintaining that standard of care is having a reciprocal negative impact on the birth rate. Ultimately, I'm not one for doom and gloom predictions but technology is outstripping man's usefulness, even for professions as complex as nursing and doctor's. Working service jobs and repair gigs is going to be the future for many many people. Aside from psychology or judiciary cases the majority of peoples purposes and work becomes redundant and useless.
Im supremely jealous that they can push blood in the field like that.
I Don t. Think. So
Only in Australia
What City is This in????
Were they able to fix that boy's heart & stop his seizures?
Liverpool Hospital is so bad! Most of Sydney’s hospitals are! I had a car accident and was rushed to hospital in a neck brace etc I wasn’t seen by a doctor for 8 hours!!!!!!!! Glad I didn’t have anything seriously wrong with me
Maybe they figured that you weren't in worse shape & had people ahead of you who had to have immediate care; if you had been in worse shape they would have taken you in quicker. (just a guess tho)
Tandi Parent I guess but how can you guess that, my car was absolutely destroyed I was cut out of my car, could of had any kind of internal bleeding or injuries. I was lucky I didn’t, let alone it took an hour before anyone found me on a known hwy
@@AshweeElauraDannon as horrible as that is, I don't think it's really the hospitals fault. In a lot of countries there is a crisis when it comes to medical centers being understaffed. There were probably a lot of more serious/critical cases that needed attention and too few workers to also take care of you that was seemingly (after vitals and initial checks) less critical
Triage would have put you ahead of others if you required more urgent care.
@@lynneanthony168 I was in a neck brace, serious cuts and just had an accident....
Howcome they say they are British and talk about the UK in the intro, but it takes place in Australia?
Its a show made for British audiences about British ex pats working in Australian emergency services.
Jessica --- It is a Pommie made show.with a Pommie narrator.
2016 TV Mini Series - 15 Episodes.
Produced by Air Television UK
Distributor DRG (2016) (UK) (TV)
Because English people are dying to get out of England.
Jessica , because the NHS sucks and us Aussies pay more 😂😂
Kendu Why?
Can we please get Ozzie cops in the US?
Vasili Vladivostok ours are educated and well trained
No.
anonymous what should be the other way around?
We have many many great cops in the USA!!!!! Your only watching a couple on the video 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
I love this show! However I feel shame that I need subtitles to understand the accent.... >__
Think of it like a challenge: see how many words you can understand without the subtitles. Eventually you will be able to understand them without needing subtitles
That's okay! The more you watch it, the less difficult it is to discern the words from the accent 😊 Like what Julia said, you can take it as a practice, eventually it will become familiar and easier to the ears 😉
Us Aussies are easy to understand!!
There is not the comradeship in these guys that there is in the UK guys.
Wish our emergency services here in the U.S. were as great at their jobs as they are there.
We have free surgeries, free hospitals, I love my country.
"Being great" applies to individual skills and talent. I worked in medicine 25 years. Some people have an intuition about what is wrong with a patient. Others are well-educated and well-trained or have a lot of experience. When you have a mix of people with various strengths working as a team you are getting the best care. I don't know if they are better in general but they have different equipment and approaches I see as better than what I see in the US. One thing done locally I haven't seen there is using firetrucks to encircle an accident scene. It protects the folks rendering safe initial care and triage, the ones doing extrications, the police, etc. They provide additional lighting as well. The streets are much narrower there so it's not a good option.
@@annkus3 And we have people who think that is Communism.
What's a dingo digger and a Ute?
Dingo = small earthmoving equipment.
Ute = utility vehicle or a pick up.
Cheers. 🇦🇺👌
Lol, I thought a Dingo was a wild dog & Ute is the name of a tribe in the US.😀😀
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Any body else skip through the police parts or is it must me?
It really does not matter wilderness, country, city it seems noone knows what they want or where they would be happy. Nothing to do, too much to do. They are spinning crazy. Sorry, by the time they figure it out may be to late..
What the heck is a jumpo?
If the guy is reading this who lost his spean if he gets it checked out in 15 years from this incident he will most likely have little speanuals regrowing themselves all over his abdomen. It's called spleanosis. Because it ruptured and the surgeons weren't able to remove every little peice they start regrow themselves. Your body will think it has a splean and you won't get as sick. It happened to me so that's how I know. I lost mine at 13.
Reminds me of Laverton in Victoria, in 1926.
I have been seizure free for over 6 years thanks to CBD oil. Their is a camp for kids I’m must state called Camp Oz and it’s for kids with Epilepsy ins in Minnesota USA 🇺🇸 I am now 18 and have not had a seizure since
Read The mutant massage down under
You will understand then
I do hope he doesn’t mean that those puppies are being taken away from their mom in 3 weeks that is much too soon. Just as a baby would be devastated so are animals, often the mother unconsolable until back with her babies.
The intro is wayyyy too long
Do you know how to fast forward.?
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and at 25:40 whats the small island just south of Sidney?
Scotland island I believe
Zarah alora ---- Possible the STATE of Tasmania. More info required to factually supply an answer.
@@terririckert7069 well thanks
@@zarahalora7567 Australia has been know for FAILING to include TASSIE on very important maps displayed at very important occasions. Thus alienating the WHOLE State.
Tasmania: The Part of Australia Everyone Forgets
Poor Tasmania. It is the island that floats just off the bottom of mainland Australia, and no one can seem to remember it is there.
Tasmanians have copped a lot of slack over the years: A politician even had to issue a press release to help Australians remember the "forgotten state," and the state tourism organization ran a campaign drilling home the fact Tasmania is "a world apart, not a world away."
Tassie, as it is known locally, is the 26th largest island in the world and is only separated from the mass of Australia by the Bass Strait. But it seems, as much as they try, Australia just won't let them join in the mainland party.
The first public snubbing came in 1982 during the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane. The crowd applauded as performers moved coloured cards to first present an Australian flag before merging them to form a map of Australia
As years passed, the resilient group started to rebuild after the humiliation of worldwide shame. Then 2008 hit hard. Baz Lurhmann's film Australia forgot to include Tasmania on a bunch of movie posters.
Then in January 2012, just as they were sticking a fake Southern Cross tattoo on their cheek, they received the news. Tasmania had been left off the commemorative Australia Day Arnott's Shape biscuits. Ouch.
On the Australian swim team's uniform there is no island to be seen. Unless it has a kangaroo sitting on top of it. We're sorry, Tasmania. The Commonwealth Games hates you.
@@terririckert7069 Wow! i never knew that
Kurt chill get off ur high horse
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So words are not good enough for you? You have to use hieroglyphics?
@@shyone968Geeze Entitled much ?
I am fed up with people who use emojis instead of words. We have come a long way since the days of hieroglyphics. Language and writing are essential tools of communication for modern humans. Is it too much to ask that people actually communicate? We can send a man to the moon but we cannot type a few words to communicate with others? If that makes me entitled than I guess I am.
@@shyone968 I apologize as thats just how the words sounded to me. I understand your option. However whats to say that the emojis the person is using aren't words but, just in a different form? I think using both words and emojis should be fine when, talking online. I understand that you might prefer to use words but, this user might prefer using emojis as I don't think they know english (There user name is in arabic). So no its not wrong for you to ask someone to communicate in the way you like its just, kinda rude ya know? Because you don't really know if that person can communicate the way you like because, your on the internet and you (probably) don't know that person.
In America a Ute is a native American from the state of Utah.
You are correct.
It’s amazing how other countries care more about ones well being than in the US / the boy going to jail!!
Only two puppies I figure there would of been a lot more!
That male cop is arrogant he treats her very bad he's cocky that would not work in America best bet dude u need to stay there u could not handle America
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3 years on anti-biotics??? fk that
That was my thought! I’ve been looking for anyone with answers for thay also.
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Katoomba, when not full of Chinese tourists, is stunning - Three Sisters and Wentworth Falls, and not too hot in Summer. The drive into Sydney is also nice, but take the train.
What I wonder is why RNs in hospitals are not allowed to assess their patients nor use a stethoscope! It’s very weird.
not sure where you got that from? They most certainly can use a stethoscope and assess patients.
Especially when you go to places like the emergency department, where its a nurse who will initially assess you and question you and decide what part of emergency you go to (sub-acute, acute, paediatrics, resus, etc)
I know here in the United States, an RN at a hospital will use a stethoscope.
no gloves??
Lol a camera shot of a bin chicken 🗑🐓
It also has to do with colonialism
3rd
looks like a girl to me
thats no accident, he did it to himself!
Who did what to himself?
Laverton, Western Australia, Police Officers Kurt RUNS and Sarah commandeers a ride in a car. And which one is the cleverest. hahahahah
NOTICE - BLACK - Indigenous Youth, NO handcuffs. This is common with all Police in Australia. Standard Police Vehicles do NOT have any bars or screens around the back seat areas. Totally different to US Policing. The youth takes his water bottle into the Police vehicle.
Notice Nepean Hospital Sydney NSW - Aussie Drs (medical personnel) do NOT wear white coats. They wear "normal" clothes as to make patients comfortable, that there are NO airs & graces that Dr are "normal" people and NOT above anyone else.
@@automandan3066 Well done. But that is FAR from the NORMAL in the US. But is very common in Australia.
And on top of all that US Police are held back from doing their job by ridiculous LAWS that give CRIMS ALL the RIGHTS.
Predominately Aussie treat Law Enforcement Officers with RESPECT again NOT like the US. Being in Law in Force in the States is so very dangerous & SUCKS.
We also can pull a driver over WITHOUT PROBABLE CAUSE and do so frequently (every shift). Submit them to a RANDOM devise breath test (NEVER Field Sobriety Tests) AND drug test on the stop.
Refuse the tests and Drivers Lic is confiscated & cancelled on the spot.
Our docs dont wear white coats because they are an infection risk.....not because it is less formal.....and Ive met PLENTY who think theyre above others, those ones usually get short shift from me......Im in heart failure and have had 21 surgeries, including open heart surgery, Ive met a LOT of doctors here in Australia.
@@heatherrowles2580 So why do US Drs ALL wear the prestigious WHITE coats ? And how many of your Drs do you call by their first name only (at the Dr instance) ?
@@terririckert7069 all of my doctors I address by their first names.....but then I do know them rather well. Im not sure why your US doctors all wear white coats, Im not in the US, Im not sure how you'd imagine I know the answer to that. I know why our doctors DONT wear white coats because I ASKED them......I was in hospital for over a month last year and got to chat with a lot of doctors and medical students.
@@heatherrowles2580 You are the one who reached out & commented on my statement.
Then ------ I don't reside in the US, haven't for 50+ years.
I believe that the "White coat" worn by US Drs has become a pompous identify symbol that is condescending.
Normal clothing - coats, overalls, coveralls that cover standard clothing are use to prevent soiling of standard clothing.(except with Drs)
Aboriginal people know how to live. White folks, come and say, This is how you are to live. I'd be depressed to!