Medics Rush a Man to Hospital After a Three-Storey Fall | Trauma Investigators Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2016
- The trauma team rushes a 22-year-old man to hospital after a three-storey fall. After being hit by a skip lorry, the air ambulance team stabilizes an elderly man whose injuries are so serious the accident may become a criminal investigation. A young woman’s dizziness could have fatal consequences. Paramedics race to a King’s Cross railway station to revive a man suffering from cardiac arrest.
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You can’t hear the person talking. The music is to loud
These doctors are so wonderful. So incredibly kind and gentle. Well done! True heroes.
Doctors are just a part of a well trained team. They are no more skilled than the paramedics, nurses, police, firefighters and the numerous other hospital staff.
Alex K
They are on camera you idiot, so they are going to be on their best behaviour!
John: “what is me?”
Same man
I'm so glad someone else heard and thought the same lol
Oh come on
Can see why kets so popular with the young and daft. Still extremely dangerous to use outside of a medical setting though!
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Excellent show...no music would have been better.
I'm amazed that he was not unconscious when they arrived and I am amazed that he was not dead
Today, this guy would be waiting 6 hours for an ambulance
Sometimes the background music is way too loud if the narrator is talking, otherwise nice program.
I agree.. Shame.. Really like programs like these.
I thought it was just me or the first show. Glad to see it’s not just me at all. It’s really a shame cause when I am able to hear her (when the music isn’t playing) and when the docs are chatting it’s a really interesting show. I’m sure I’d enjoy even more.
Yea that's the sound and video editors fault.
This is quite often done to uploads to avoid being blocked by YT for copyright infringement.
@@raveyhites7179 This, it's not like this on the original
Can you turn the music up a little bit please? Eardrums haven’t quite perforated yet and a medical programme seems an appropriate thing to do it
wonderful for the elderly gentleman to have made such a fabulous recovery, i am so very happy, god love him ! xxx
So be it. 60 is NOT elderly at all.
That's why I love living in the United Kingdom as our doctors are passionate kind and considerate and I think all countries doctors should be like that 100%
Hannah Mcburney As a trauma patient I'm sure having a physician with a good bedside manner is appreciated. However, I personally, don't really care if the physician has a personality similar to Genghis Kahn as long as they know their job!
I do because if my mother was injured and being treated by a Doctor I'd like to think he's competent and a decent human being. They're not mutually exclusive.
Heather Mefford, it is a proven fact that the attitude of doctors and nurses plus a caring and compassionate nature have bearing on recovery outcome and length of recovery time. As a person with numerous health issues that have and still do need hospital and GP support, and believe me when I say that hospital is never a nice place to be, and due to the hospital staff and their care and kindness, let alone their medical skills, it was far easier both physically and mentally, as apposed to having a ward full of Mongolian, blood thirsty warriors.
Sorry but from us. What is with the green vest? Is it like best of xrays? just wondering dont know if you guys would kno
@@allandavis8201 Mongolian? lol
Simon is an amazing doctor; calm, cool, collected and compassionate.
16:46 Love the taxi driver. No hesitation what so ever.
I thank God for these wonderfully skilled men and women in emergency care. What a wonderful lot of people they are.
Really interesting programme. Terrific examples of teamwork especially when they resuscitated the 60 year old gentleman in cardiac arrest. Police, Paramedic and Doctor saved his life with defibrillator and got him to hospital so fast.
Cardioversion is not an electrical jumpstart. It literally stops the heart in hopes it restarts with a better rhythm. Same as defibrillation, which is the same as unsynchronized cardioversion.
If a patient says "I'm dead!" "Hug me!" And "What is me?!"
A solid assumption would be you dont need to ask him if he's still in pain after 1st dose of ketamine lol. Hes trippin balls!
That explains how Ketamine got to be nicknamed "Special K"!
If a patient can talk? Not dead!
So glad the 88 year old man was ok!
The background, "theme," music is so overwhelmingly dominant I can't even hear what the narrator is saying!!
You'd think these kinds of programs wouldn't need extra thematic or tension-building elements, like with the soundtrack, because the subject matter is dramatic and tense enough, all by itself!
I'm not suggesting there shouldn't be thematic elements or music, of course, only that there should definitely be a limit as to how overwhelming it is, at the expense of the rest of the program, know what I mean?!? 👍
the person who uploaded this is probably the reason -- this would not be the way it would be on television
Relative to the main soundtrack, the music is too loud, and the narration is _way_ too quiet.
I, too, couldn't understand the narrator over the annoying music.
@ lindahayden6725
The unloader edited the video to avoid copyright the actual version does not have any music at all.
Great teamwork.
My husband's father died of a burst brain aneurism. The thing is he had headaches for two years and even walked with his head titled a bit to the side. The aneurism could have been treated but he refused to go to the doctor because he thought he had a brain tumor. He had watched his sister die a horrible death with a brain tumor. She said no surgery because there was no way they could get it all but her pain would get so horrendous no matter what they gave her, that she had the surgery three times. They would dig out as much tumor as they could which would make her pain manageable but we would lose more of her each time. Death was a welcome relief when it finally came. It's sad that my father-in-law had just gone through that three years before his death. He lost his beloved wife to breast cancer one day, and his beloved sister to the brain tumor the next day. He mistrusted the medical profession being able to cure anything.
Ignorance causes more deaths than any diseases.
How kind are you 😊.
Dee Marie
All these patients were very fortunate that they had good medical care. Amazing that John fell three stories and he's more or less okay.
Yeah lucky they were taken to a London hospital, anywhere else you struggle to get decent care. Cornwall being the worst, they ruined my life through their sheer incompetence & utter stupidity
I'm learning a lot watching these medical shows. I never realized how a person could actually bleed to death from internal bleeding. I also love to watch how the NHS works, and still wonder why we can't have it in the U.S.
Sorry it’s 2 years but it’s cuz the U.S are in great dept and can’t afford to pay for people’s insurance
Nothing will get done with healthcare for the common person in America when Congress has the best healthcare plan in the world.
@@GOFLuvr unfortunately this is true. It's so bad here right now.
Because we don’t have to die waiting to be seen by a Dr.
PROUD OF US 🇺🇸 MILITARY. PROUD OF NHS. RESPECT
If I had an accident I’d definitely want these doctors to take care of me.
The best 👌
Absolutely, I was unfortunate to fall sick in Cornwall & they have ruined my life & im just praying for death
@@fikent5252 sorry you feel that way.
@@fikent5252 Sorry that happened to you. May I ask what happened? You don’t have to answer that
@@truthfactmysteryfictionfan7138 because I had been given contraindicated drugs, I went into respiratory distress, then had a cardiac arrest. Was put into a medically induced coma & suffered a stroke as they were not monitoring me properly as they really didn’t expect me to survive I was 13 days in this coma & I wasn’t turned or moved in all that time so got an horrendous bedsore, then my right leg started dying off & I had to have it amputated &even after 4 years I still havnt been fitted with a meaningful prosthetic leg, so I’m now bedridden & have got so weak now, I’m basically useless.
Why is the sound so messed up? Seem like a great show, but almost un-watchable.
Dana kinda ruined it hasn’t it?
Usually its because the show was downloaded directly from TV and therefore the security features know they are being interfered with and so the sound will fade in and out - generally a sure giveaway that its been pirated.
It is only when the female commentator is on an episode.
Mine is fine lol
@@Lesloi6227 and
Does the sound editor have a head injury?
The adjust sound or video to post on here otherwise it would be removed for breech of Copright...its either that or no video at all !!!
a bit of a headbanger. those beats real hard house.
Neponset River what a callous thing to say.
That is NOT appropriate
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Our fantastic NHS staff in action! So proud! ❤️
Love your reply
That's what's makes a ❤.
The nurses saying "Luv" and "Darlin" makes me almost want to visit the UK...
That's good and there are a hundred other reasons to go to THE UK and Europe.
That’s just dialogue, love, duck, darlin, chuck loads are used here!
At the bottom of the UK in Cornwall its "alright me ansome" lol
Rebecca Morris oo’ar my flower
If you don't mind that sort of thing
I love your show but find it very difficult to hear them talking because the music is a bit to loud but other than that love it
Well done to all of the emergency service workers.
Thank you Trama Investigator.
Great show but prob won't watch anymore. Music is too loud/annoying at times and I can't hear the narrator.
Watched from episode 4 and much better sound
I barely heard any narration in Ep 1 or 2. Terrible sound levels for the narration.
Actually, the volume in Ep 4 is NOT any better. While the general sound is okay, the volume of the narration is horrible in all episodes up to and including Ep 4 (probably all of them for all I know).
Renee oschwald t
I must be watching a different series to everyone else, whilst the music was annoying occasionally, it never got to bad that I couldn’t hear the narration, and in episode 1 it was absolutely fine.
Amazing to hear about Peter recovery, sometimes with older people its not worth putting them through more procedures and medications when it will do more harm then good.
Still a person
@@elizabethkuchta5097 no s#t so was my dad so I know first hand. Yes they’re but there is a lot you can’t do for old people
@@celtictarotreadings333 fr my grandma had COVID, they were using all types of treatment on her but it just wasn't worth putting her through trach and resurrection type stuff after 3 weeks on vent, she was in pain and she was losing brain function. It wasn't worth keeping her alive if she needed to be on a machine for the rest of her life.. we let her go and it was the right choice.
such an awesome and ultra professional series !!!
“Hello you alright”
Oh yeah he’s doing amazing he’s just fell of a three story building, feeling terrific!
He was talking to the Paramedic.
I don't care much for the narrator. Great way to keep the vids online! thnx for upping these.
Look at that spectacular MRA image. Beautiful 🙂
You guy's are unreal ❤
For some reason the idea of a WWII bombardier engineer who served not just his country but the world at large was nearly killed by a careless driver makes me so heartbroken. A brave and selfless man nearly taken from his family in a matter of seconds. So so glad he survived
When the music is drowning out the narrator, something is wrong.
I will happily subscribe to this channel WHEN THE NARRATOR CAN BE HEARD OVER BACKGROUND NOISES.
My suspicion is that the uploader has added his own woeful DJ sound-track to the audio!
no doubt. The music is inappropriate lol
The uploader owns the video so the audio editor must have been stoned
It’s funny, they say ‘little scratch’ every time they start an IV and here they say ‘big pinch’.
Dr Anne is an amazing woman, very intelligent
Music to way to load, makes it difficult to hear the talking.
I wonder how often the Doctor's are recognised after people have seen this series?
Annie and Gareth are definitely dr's I'd be happy to see bc they're so good at their jobs. I'd know I was in safe hands 👍
I happen to like the doctors thoughts being heard but agree the music is a major issue.
The sound has been recorded on one channel only which explains the sound, it's only coming through one speaker, so you can't hear the diologue through the other speaker.
AWESOME 👌
I'm surprised they didn't check the younger woman who had dizziness for pregnancy first or even ask her if there was a chance of her being pregnant before exposing her to X-rays. My first 3 months of pregnancy I had dizziness off and on. Maybe they did ask and check her but just didn't show it.
im sure they did ask her just before she had the x ray they have to they asked me many times when i needed loads of x rays while in hospital, they cant show everything that is said to the patient ect it would mean the program would be hours long hehe,
She’ll have already been triaged by a nurse by this point, usually bloods/urine sample/ecg for something like this.
Balancing risks here, if they suspect a brain aneurysm then this takes priority over the much lesser risk to the baby, if she were pregnant.
It is too bad that the audio is so poor. Music too loud (and unnecessary), volume fluctuates and is muffled.
I agree about the background music is too loud. You can’t hear the narrator. It’s better with no music playing.
I really enjoy watching these medical shows. However, in this particular episode, the loud music that overpowers the narration is very annoying and I suspect this music was not part of the original documentary production.)
"Help me" "What is me?" That ket be working 🙈,godbless these workers for all they do!!
i have fallen from a building too when i was in my college days....but was unconcious and knew nothing when they set my arms,legs and bottom of my spinal cord. when i woke up it hurt so bad....all the muscles n tendons down my waist tear up..all the white part of my eye ball was red...i got a swollen black eye . Broken arms...broken legs...and crack pelvis n bottom of spine
Music is so freaking loud you can't hear anything. Please cut the music down or take it out completely.
The sound is all over the place they need to fix it thank you 😊
the bloody music is so annoying
Really distracting music, I agree.
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Nadiya T. Farah I think the person who posted the video may have altered the music in order to prevent copyright strikes?
dennis king stfu
Jo the uploaders own the video
Please fix the sound issues. Very frustrating at times.
Taking a drink every time they say "life threatening injury," double shot for "life changing event." 🤪😘😊
They could of made the music quieter when people were talking or just had it quiet fullstop
The background music is just too loud. Can hardly hear the narrator. Why do so many programs these days have to have the dramatic music? PLEASE, producers, don't feel you have to add it. It's not necessary and just ruins the program.
I did want to watch this episode however the background is too loud to hear properly
Love this series though
I love our NHS .
Warm thank you from me .x.
'What is me?' Haha, ketamines a hell of a drug!!
On a serious note, great job to the guys n gals!
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@@diamondbooks9158
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He had his guitar all tuned up ready to go before they even got there 😆
WOW, fire the sound mixer person, they suck at their job.
People need to be taught that when you're on a ladder that it accessing more than 2mtrs you must have a person assisting you and monitoring the ladder and the environment! There are too many accidents on ladders and if in industry these are the requirements then they must be made mandatory in personal use! There is no use in having health safety rules in business and not in public use!
He certainly needed to be in a safety harness at that height! Terrifying.
It's a really bad idea to dub in background music when dialogue or narration is going on. It overpowers the speaking, and makes it very difficult to understand what's being said...especially for us in the USA who may already have a little difficulty with the accents.
Other than that, I find these shows very interesting and informative.
Please cut the music down or take it out. Way too loud to hear the narrative of the episodes. Very interesting shows.
NHS you all doing a great job thank s to you all
I know what's going on here. Its the same for all of the episodes. It was released with a 5.1 audio mix, and the commentary was on the center channel, with just a tiny bit on the left and right channels to pad it out. When it was uploaded, or processed prior to uploading, the center and surround channels were not included in the audio mix. Hence, shyte! If you don't like this, don't bother to watch any of them.
Lol. Imagine being at a major accident scene and the doctors arrive in a cab.
These would be great clips if the music wasn't so loud drowning out the narrator.
Sounds like paramedics want to go clubbing rather than the hospital with that background music 😅
Love Doctor weaver
sound editor is clearly in a worse state
I agree .the music is to loud.
I had crystals in my left ear. I was having a lot of dizziness. Went to therapy for dizziness. It sounded like pop rock candy. No dizziness now.
Love the show, but I can hear someone talking in the background. I can't hear what she is saying.
Hahaha "what is me"!
Great programmes. I can't work out what's going on with the narration as I can barely hear it ? 👍
i got vertigo from a minor head injury when i fell off my bed and that was because hit my head on the desk and fell on the floor 💀💀 it lasted a whole day thankfully, I managed to recover the next day, but if it was still there in the morning I would've gone to the ER.
Now i know not to do that, go to the hospital if you get an abnormals after a head injury
It's often hard to hear the commentary as there is too loud of music and sound effects.
sound quality in some parts suck.
Noticed the pelvic fracture immediately when I saw his feet weren’t aligned and symmetrical
Usually when the music is too loud, I mute the sound, but then I wont be able to hear what's being said.
Shocking sound but if you put your head phones in it better
Great show.....crap sound!!!!!!!!
Great program! And like all shows like this narration is very import. When the woman narrator is speaking she can't be heard at all. Occasionally can't hear the doctors when they speak. The entire show is almost unwatchable because of the sound problems.
Hopefully the problem will be fixed before the next program is posted
Audio engineer mucked this one up - unless drowning out the voice-over with drums was the intent
What’s with the background music, can hardly hear the narrator, far too loud.
Music to loud in places. Respect to all involved
Only thing wrong with the video is the music is way louder than the lady talking. This is interesting to watch.
That ladder fall could've killed him! I know because I fell from a tall ladder last year, and it was 7 weeks in 2 hospitals to recover enough to go home (and follow-up Outpatient therapies in a 3rd hospital). I don't remember anything from the 1st 2 weeks, due to a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) I sustained, as well as the drug induced coma they put me in for better brain health. I got closed skull fractures, a brain bleed, broken ribs, (which punctured a lung and had to be drained so I could breath), and broken collarbone. I was very happy that my brain injury wasn't bad enough to require surgery, and had limited damage. Long lasting issue is some numbness on 1 temple, arm pain and slight double vision. Wear a helmet if you go up on a ladder!
Are all of these have the same track sound problems? I'm guessing that's a yes!
ketamine is freaky enough when you take it recreationally, but to be pumped full of it when you're seriously injured must be terrifying.
It's only for veterinary use in the United States. An observation, not a criticism. I wish our EMS was like this !
@@baronedipiemonte3990 That's interesting. In the UK it's often preferred for trauma cases with a high risk of internal bleeding. Drugs such as Morphine or Fentanyl can have effects like a drop in blood pressure or respiratory rate. Using Ketamine can cause hallucinations but it's a pretty good substitute in some cases
I routinely use closed captioning, but if I had to rely on listening I agree : the music is way too loud.
Fantastic TV Show)
Yes I agree the music is wAy too loud
Very hard to hear the speaker