Trauma Doctors Respond to a Multi-Vehicle Pileup | Trauma Investigators Full Episode
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- After a multi-car pileup, a driver is unconscious though his body shows no signs of trauma. The team conducts a series of tests to determine the cause of a man’s amnesia. Paramedics rush to a reported shooting incident that turns out to be a hoax. Paramedics look for clues after a man collapses in the street. A hospital worker eventually regains consciousness but the cause of his symptoms remains a mystery.
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why is there annoyingly loud music over the narrations on these episodes? Can't hear what they're bloody saying but can't turn it up or neighbours will think I've turned my house into a nightclub!!!😂
B b. Kaasghs
I was totally thinking the same thing. How annoying!
This emergency program is fantastic and it shows all the emergency services working together
K
You're absolutely right.
*Listen, you can have narrations and you can have loud music however, you can NEVER have both at the same time* 😂😏
Orrr...can we?
It’s so annoying it does my head in
Causes me to thumbs down, will not tolerate laziness in proofing or ignorance to obvious mistakes.
Its due to copyright issues
Loool it sounds good lol
It is neat to see Dr Ann working in the hospital when we usually only see her as a helicopter doctor. She is an excellent doctor in both places!
Lisa Clark she's my favorite doctor in this show
That she is. And she is compassionate too
@@palakangorange same she’s amazing in every aspect, maybe even in bed too
An amazing woman, so intelligent and caring. She has a really senior role at the hospital now
The good thing is that this is real not scripted
What a class act Emerick was. Seemed like a lovely, gentle guy. Really glad it all worked out for him.
After watching some of these videos I realize even more how blessed I have been in my life. I was struck by a pickup truck when in my 20's. It ran a stop sign. The doctors could not believe it but all that happened was a bruised elbow.
These men and women are heroes. Hard work to save others lives.
This shows that it's important to always keep talking to your patient even when he's unconscious or in a coma
Yeah there's paramedics who apologize for putting an IV in when the patients in cardiac arrest.
I wish doctors and medical professionals everywhere had that level of empathy. I see it every time I watch shows like this done in the U.K.and other countries. The U.S. could take some lessons! It's totally different here.
@Susan Koessler oh, get over yourself. It's just chatter and you're making a whole drama out of it.
@@willastle962320:21
As a Paramedic Retired after 34 years of experience and service in Canada, what we've started doing, or rather Th Police have started doing is, if you abuse the 911 system here, your 999 system, the Police will charge that person with Criminal Mishief for taking up valuable services that may be needed elsewhere. All funds collected from the fines, go to support our Life Flight Helicopters including the Neo-Natal Life Flight that is equipped with an incubater, which makes transferring premature babies to the best NICU at the Children's Hospital. It has its own landing pad, as do our 2 major trauma centres. We fly 24/7 356 a year. And that's saying something considering our winters get to - 40°C before a wind chill factor is considered. The - 40°C is equal to - 40°F. Again without any wind added in, and it is usually coming in from the NE or NE with a very slight uplift of Southern Air, which makes it feel even colder than what it is. Best Regards and Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦
Totally agree that policy should be implicated here !!!
@@fikent5252 *implemented
I really like the idea of fining mid-users of our 999 system, it’s become an epidemic all by itself in the UK, it’s appalling & really makes me angry as hell !
My suspicion is that the uploader has added his own woeful DJ sound-track to the audio!
probably done to avoid TH-cam copyright bots...
Agreed... too loud to hear there background narrative and paramedics.
Emerich is a sweetheart. I'm so glad he's doing well. I hope that they really do know that all is safe now, considering they couldn't find the source of the issue. BUT, I am thankful they didn't lie, and pretend they had a diagnosis when they didn't. Hopefully his efforts to improve his health, will safeguard his health and quality of life for many decades to come...
Ffs. Fix the audio problem with the narrator. Every episode. Would be such an awesome series otherwise.
I see a lot of comments about the man who was “faking” unconsciousness, but in reality, it could very well be a traumatic response to a catastrophic event. Just as the doctor said, he could tell he was traumatized. It’s more of a mental health diagnosis, than a physical one, but I’m sure he was not faking anything after being in a car accident, lol. Although it is unusual, It does happen!
It's weird, after I fell off my horse in a high-stress situation (a farm dog attacked my dog which got under her legs, and she cleared the 5 bar gate we were in the gateway of from a standing start!) I couldn't open my eyes for a couple of minutes or move my legs for several hours. No physical injuries at all, it must just have been a bizarre fear response my body came up with!
I'd say, why not just stay quiet? _Maybe they'll give me good drugs._
I thought that was odd as well but you can't fake just laying there and not even flinch while they are stripping you bare in the ambulance.
So what, Gerome is responsible for the accident, so he's pretending to be severely injured? That's crazy!! Why would anyone do that?
Dalester1979 Big ole baby!!
Dalester1979 just because he doesn't have any injuries doesn't mean he's faking anything. Have you ever been in a car accident? It's very scary and he's probably in shock.
Could be an insurance scam as well, looks a bit odd
Clean your ears out - they said he was admitted to hospital for shock and trauma (as in mental trauma) idiot
It could be a response to terror, I guess.
I agree that stupid voice over and music are not necessary and the severely interfere with the seriousness of what we are viewing. Leave it to the mica paramedics and Doctors not stupid DJ background music
The music isn't loud. The voiceover is too quiet.
Obviously the music is necessary or the video wouldn't be here.
There's nothing funny bout making prank phone calls to the emergency services it's actually quite cruel to do something stupid like that.
Prank callers are actually traced and punished!!!
Only if your caught! Lol@@annedalton289
I love this channel, excellent content. What I don't like is the music and/or background noise is too loud so you can't hear the narrator! So frustrating!
So he was faking to avoid having to talk to anyone, what an ass, should charge double for the waste of time and resources.
I love and admire how thorough these doctors are. Nothing like doctors near my home in the US 😕
Believe you me not all of them are this good, they’re good in London but extremely shabby elsewhere. The NHS has ruined my life
@@fikent5252 how so?
It’s because in uk healthcare is free as it is in Australia !!! Drs in USA are chasing the dollars !!!
@@fikent5252⁹.
@@nancywutzke5392 don’t believe what he’s saying he’s probably American and trying to down play the uk health care system
I’m still quite impressed seeing doctors in the field, getting a part of the”golden hour” to the patient much more quickly, leaving more patients “viable”.
I, unfortunately, living in Oklahoma, USA, see doctors by appointment or in the ER, where it depends on the doctor, will only do as little as possible and charge you $8.00 for an aspirin. I’ve seen this first hand, as a nurse and as a patient and/or family member. I almost died on Christmas Eve 2016 due to necrotizing fasciitis to my left foot and Septic shock because an ER doctor didn’t even touch me when I went to the ER on 12/20/16 because a small wound that had started from a blister. I ended up in acute care hospital for over a month, my surgeon said I needed a below the knee amputation after he had done an I&D to the bottom of my left foot. I refused. After septic shock, PICC line placement, 12/30-2/5/17 in acute care, 3 skin grafts, multiple IV antibiotics, a wound vac til 8/17/17, extensive physical therapy, and still in a wheelchair for now 5/18, I’ve saved my leg but have over $40,000+ in medical bills, all because an ER staff doctor didn’t care enough to even culture the fluid on 12/20/16.
I have nothing but respect for the incredible lengths the medical teams starting with Dr available on scene to the thorough care in ER. I’m sorry to ramble but it is very close to my heart.
Oof. I know your pain, though not to your extent. Our supposedly best in state hospital told me that sudden lack of appetite, no desire for fluids, increase in seizures with no known cause, weakness and dizziness to the point of inability to rise or remain stable was "a viral infection" and bradicardia down to 37-40 bpm with no desire to inhale for up to 15 seconds at a time would "clear up in a few days. Yeah, no. Something is wrong! I know your pain, friend. I'm supposedly well medicated, but this crap is gone on long enough.
Such a devoted, caring and professional team. Love that the young boy got to see the helicopter at the end 🥰
Music so loud over the lady narrator.
I appreciate the hard work that emergency services do for our country. Unfortunately, however I can't hear the narrator properly because of the music and there's no On screen text for when the narrator is speaking when the music is playing.
As everyone has mentioned, the “music” if you can call it that, is 100% intrusive and makes the videos unwatchable.
I loved this episode! It was like the people who pretended their problem was way worse than it really is. I’m sure it’s a little chuckle for the doctors who have such high stress jobs!
@gemma........ yeah probably had a few beers in him. a grown man has a little bump in his car on a 20mph road but needs trauma team and fire brigade to take the lid off his car because he won't open his eyes and use the door.
@@cliveramsbotty6077 Maybe, but maybe this chap was in shock, maybe not, whi knows. Its not usually best practice to judge others reactions to external stimuli in relation to your own. You're like to be left disappointed or annoyed. Pointless
@@k_j_n1242 it was you wasn't it
@@cliveramsbotty6077 It sounds like you having a few too many beers is your everyday routine. Internet tough guy.
Track down the hoax callers and prosecute , fines and jail time, put on a registry.
What’s with the echoing sum up by the doctor? And the annoyingly loud music? Need subtitles
Too much loud music!
Great idea to drown out commentary and other parts of the sound track with loud music.
I would like to hear what was said off camera about the guy faking unconscious lol bet it would make you smile 🤣 lol
All patients are treated regardless of what or who they are
Are you mentally handicapped or something ? did you just respond to my joke out of impulse or are you truly this clueless that I was obviously making light of a funny situation .
I think it's amazing how they treat the patient with pain medicine and actually treat them on scene before going to the hospital. I don't think we do that in America. Pretty sure they just rush you down.
Adam Shirley you are correct. I have taken a few Ambulance rides. In a lot of pain as well. No pain Meds given. They start a saline/dextrose drip to hydrate you. That's it. (Not sure of the actual mixture that is in the IV bag.)
I am also surprised that they use ketamine. That's really potent stuff, but I know that it could do a lot of good for folks in excruciating pain. I'm not saying use it for everything. Just the extreme cases. We could learn a great deal from our British Medical Friends, in regards to how they put Mobile Doctors on call just like the EMT's, their pain management system, the Central Critical Care Facility etc.
I have had 2 fractures in the home. The first responders gave me morphine on both occasions. I live in the usa
@@613miami yes I’ve since learned better. I’ve seen many people get pain meds in the ambulance since starting as a ff
@@judymac4833 the helicopter actualy brings a qualified doctor to seen so that is probebly why they have that potent stuf on hand
@@judymac4833 That’s a shame because that is shoddy care. We carry fentanyl on the ambulance and I have no reservations administering it for cases of legitimate pain. You can’t properly assess someone in severe pain, and it is inhumane to make someone suffer when you have the capability to provide analgesia.
Very strange for someone to go so deeply unconscious and no reason found for it but Emorich (?) seems to be taking it as a wake up call. Good for him being proactive about his health by losing weight and increasing his exercise. He is a very likable sweet man. I'm so glad he didn't have a stroke or anything else serious wrong with him. I wonder if he had been working to much and not sleeping well. I had a friend collapsed once after putting in several 18 hour days and being unable to sleep due to them losing a young man on their shift to an accident. It's like his body just shut down on him but it scared us, his friends who were waiting to take him out to dinner hoping to cheer him up a bit, badly. He just walked in the room after getting ready then dropped to the floor out cold.
He was faking it.
@@AB-cs7vm You aren't a doctor lad, pipe down
@@magicalgibus3006 more medically qualified then you, clown
@@AB-cs7vm no you aren't lmfao. The man failed the pain response tests. If you knew anything about first aid, you would know that he is not faking it
@@magicalgibus3006 I work for the ambulance service, I know when someone is faking unconsciousness and when someone isnt
These guys and girls are worth their weight in gold. I had a heart attack followed by 5 cardiac arrests that required defibrillators. I know have an ICD in my chest which is a mini defibrillator. God bless the NHS.
Fack off with your fake sky daddy bullshite.... Why did your fake god make you broken in the first place??? Indoctrinated self-delusion at its finest right here folks.
The guy said the injured man was more aware than he is letting on. What??
He was NOT injured it means lol
@@alli-kat2329 that's what I thought - you can't out fake the EMTs 😆
I can’t hear the narrations wtf
GUYS STOP MOANING ABOUT THE AUDIO BECAUSE LETS FACE IT ITS TH-cam! AND BE GLAD THAT YOUR NOT ANY OF THESE PEOPLE 😂❤️
No need to shout mate. The audio is 💩 it's a legitimate complaint.
Great programme, outstanding medics, horrendous music & editing.
I love the reflective insight "bits." They really connect the physiological dots and are very insightful to understanding the process.
That car wasn't that bad until the FD cut the roof off, I wonder if it was a DUI because the driver pretended to be unconscious but has no injuries at all, he hit a parked car so he might have been texting on his cell phone causing the crash and is scared of the legal consequences, so he pretends to be non responsive, the doctor is not fooled and nether would I have been. We was discharged later that night, I wonder if his acting prevented the police from issuing him a citation for careless driving resulting in crash?
The FD over here more or less takes the roof off of every car that has somebody inside when they arrive. As for the police, well legally any accident no matter how minor requires tests for alcohol, either breathalyser or blood taken at the hospital. Even if he hadn't been drinking he would probably have been charged with something, the cops here are rather unsympathetic to people messing about on the roads.
Taylor: Yeah, I used to LOVE patients who think they can fool the paramedics and doctors into believing they're injured. My favorite was the phantom neck and/or back pain - that is until you tell them that neck and/or back injuries WILL show up on x-rays and CT scans, as will LACK of injuries. You'd be surprised how quickly they "heal" after that bit of information.
Love that they are using a Skoda for rapid response. Also 'the pain is in my back' 'ok can you point to it?'
So far I am finding that the background jusic is a bit too loud when the voiceover is trying to explain things. Can hardly hear the voiceover through the music.
Because the background music is so loud,l cannot understand a word being said,SHAME!!!
It’s to avoid copy wright some people just aren’t intelligent enough to understand that
Love how the FRU Crew Manager was trying to tell the HEMS doctor whay would do more damage to the patient.
@304 GAMING I'm an FRU firefighter and I assure you, I don't know more than a HEMS doctor about what's best for a paitent clinically.
@Oboe Exactly, you don't know.
@Oboe Nothing supposed about me mate. For some reason you seem to think that vehicle damage always corresponds to the level of injury experienced by the occupants? That's simply not the case.
@Major Damage damn dude, I’m glad you’d be willing to carry the can for maybe killing the guy or paralysing him for life IF there was an injury they couldn’t see, cos I bloody wouldn’t be. It may well be a “minor crash” to you but I’ll tell ya what…..there’s no such thing. Major injury can be caused by very slight, at first glance, accidents….whiplash CAN and does kill. As has been noted, the guy in charge of doing the extraction isn’t a Dr, he’s just taking precautions.
I love the dreamy blurry-image-reverb-narration bits.
a doctor giving extrication instructions to the fire department on-site? beyond "be careful and try not to exacerbate " but actually telling them how to extract the victim and telling them "there's no reason he shouldn't be out already"? smh
MUSIC TOO LOUD!!
Whoever did the sound design for this needs to go back to school man
Annoying I can’t believe someone did a fake call about a shooting someone could of rlly died because they wasted the paramedics time!
The loud Music over the Narratives is Bad.
Why a good Video ruining with bad Editing?
The doctor rushes to help a shooting and it was a hoax. Unbelievable. I can’t wrap my mind around this😮
Get rid of music! One can't hear narration!!
It would be nice to know what the voice over lady is saying.... This series is fantastic but the sound editing needs some serious adjustments.
Loose the loud music when the narrations are being said as we can't hear.
All the loud music and effects make it look like its from the 90s XD
Music is too loud & can't hear narrative over it!!! PLEASE DONT DO BOTH @ SAME TIME!!!
This is so sad that the patient has been dead for some time.
I like the show but the music ugh! so loud and annoying! You miss important narration under the very loud nonstop music.
Far too much loud music.
The music makes it too hard to hear voices
Please turn down the music. Can't hear what is being said. Great show!
Wish I could hear what is being said!!!!!
I wish the doctors here in the US would come to our homes to see us and then decide on ambulance
Yes, we are very very lucky here in the UK. Not only do we have out of hours doctors at the end of a phone, and that they will come and see you at home as well. Or if you can get to there out of hours office then you go down there. Its alot better then having to go too ER.
And also if really bad then we have the air ambulance, which most the time has a ER doctor on board, as well as a specialist Paramedic.
And they carry the same things that they have in the ER, they have pocket sized ultrasound machines as well which are very helpful. And they also carry blood now and have been fof the last 6yrs and saved so many lives in doing so. Plus they can put people under a general anaesthetic if needed as well.
And what people from outside the UK don't know about our air ambulance is, they are a charity and there paid for by the public. There not paid for by the NHS or the government, as the UK is broken up in countries so like North Yorkshire and Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire and so on. Each one has it's own air ambulance and each one is there own charity.
I support the Greath North East Air Ambulance and each month I pay abit towards them. So if for some reason I have a bad accident and the air ambulance is used?
That one call out costs around £12.000 so around $16.500. And I don't have to pay anything at all for that, just the same as the hospital care as well. This is why I support them, and you will find those that have needed it, they will fundraise for them and do fun runs and so on.
Were just so lucky, but alot will take advantage of our NHS and miss use it so much, like going too A&E when there was no need too at all.
@@echo9970 that is amazing to hear it's nothing like that here in the United States we have to pay for everything and if you don't have insurance all year they put a penalty on your taxes that we do every year and it's like a $1000 us penalty
And my daughter is needing a kidney transplant and that is going to cost me my home and land it's soooo expensive 😫
Our care is free ! Your medical people chase the dollars 🤷♀️
Why are there Sherlock Holmes type of voice overs when the EMS is looking over the patient?
_This mustn't register on an emotional level. First, distract target, then block his flailing arms. Counter with band aid's to left cheek. Discombobulate. Dazed, he'll attempt a wild scream. Employ Jaws of life and crowbar. Weakened right jaw, and fractured leg femur. Immobilize cracked ribs. Traumatized solar plexus. Dislocated jaw entirely. In summary, ears ringing, jaw fractured, three ribs cracked, four broken, diaphragm hemorrhagging. Physical recovery: six weeks. Full psychological recovery: six months. Capacity to flail like a little girl: neutralized_
Those that make hoax calls need some trauma applying to them.
Why do they block out narration with music? Out of date stats?
Doesn't matter now as I am watching a 4 year old show but it so frustrating that someone didn't fix it before going to air.
The show had no problems on air, it has been heavily re-edited by the uploader so that TH-cam's copyright algorithm won't detect it and take it down.
Omg !!!! Copyright 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
If the hoaxers are caught, they should be made to pay for the resources wasted.
27 minutes to arrive at a shooting lol.. if thats a serious gunshot forget it..
I was staggered at how many hoax calls they deal with - what's wrong with people?
It’s weird how some people act so injured when really they are not. I had a seat belt slice my neck open during impact when it tensed up. I refused care and CHP drove me to the hospital where it took 15 stictches to close my neck up, which sliced down close to my windpipe, and I was knocked out for I don’t know how long.
Here in the US when police/ambulance/fire are called out for large response hoax calls it's called swatting.
Would be nice if the background music was turned down, can't hear alot of the commentary
They should not have the music in these programmes it spoils the show.
The up-loader probs did'nt want a strike, just watch the episode.
Turn the music down!
Music is so loud, you cant hear the commentary
Love this series. Everyone involved do a brilliant job.
Not all of them. I live in Cornwall & the NHS have ruined my life
@@fikent5252 I am sorry to hear this. What happened?
I like the way the doctor is speaking to the patient 😮
When I watch parts of this video, it reminds me of when I start to go under conscious sedation in operating room. Not sure why the producer used that video effect, but I find it annoying. Other than that, I love this series.
There is no need or reason to have all those Emergency people who are just standing around.
The people standing around are usually the experts in certain areas and have been called in case surgery is needed straight away !!!
Watch emergency Australia!!!! No civilians just all medical staff
that was stupid sending doctor and an ambulance but especially doctor to an unconfirmed victim
Why not use lighter music or turn the music down enough so we can kinda make out what is going on
Like the one at 29:05 that one is softer and can hear everything better
How gorgeous was Emerick Hope he goes well with his fitness and lives a long and happy life :)
Stop that loud music, can't hear anyone talking.
Veramente interessanti anche come professionalità organizzazione ma ci manca la traduzione in ITALIANO PER APPREZZATE IL VOSTRO LAVORO .GRAZIE .
Why is dude in the first scene car accident, faking. I mean thats what i got out of it. There is no reason why he shouldn't be awake..maybe there were drugs and or alcohol involved and he didn't want to get in trouble. Thus faking his unconsciousness... Hmm interesting!!!
He could be traumatized
“Armed Response Unit” funny and sad at the same time.
If you need someone to mix your audio let me know ill do it for free lmao
whats wrong with the audio with women talking.. its very quiet...stop the music too...you are not in the states...keep to the British version
Just found this show I truly enjoy it. I'm from the US so it's neat to kind of see how others do things.
That first dude was drunk
I can’t hear any of the narrative it’s too soft
The poor guy is acidotic and hypoxic. There is not enough oxygen flow through that non-rebreather; he’s suffering at the hands of the medics who are supposed to be helping him.
Did this go out over broadcast TV with this audio? Who does the editing? - use earphones.
The sound effects inserted by the narrator are not necessary. They are a poor attempt to add drama to the story.
I really tried to watch this video, but with all that effects going on, I felt like I was having a really bad diabetic low blood sugar. I mean, what was that supposed to mean with doing that in the video? It just ruined it for me to watch.
Poor quality of sound can’t hear what is being said the music is to loud spoils it
I cannot understand what the lady in the background is saying. The music is so loud it makes the background commentator impossible to hear the narration.
Great program but loud music
I’ve finally tuned the person talking in the background I’m concerning on the music now 😳😬
Great helpers for people in need.