Trauma Doctors Race to the Scene of a Traffic Accident | Trauma Investigators Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2016
- Every second proves vital in the trauma doctor’s search for clues when a motorcyclist’s foot is mangled in a car accident. A 19-year-old woman is hit by a van and the team uncovers a potential spine injury with grave consequences. An elderly woman’s confusion makes the hunt for clues to her illness difficult. After a serious car accident, a cyclist’s memory loss provides a key to his condition.
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Featuring stories of life and death, Trauma Investigators follows an elite team of doctors as they diagnose and treat patients at one of the UK’s leading trauma centres. Conducting on-the-spot investigations, these specialists use all available clues to make critical, split-second decisions that just might save their patients’ lives. Every case is a new mystery waiting to be solved and cutting-edge 3D graphics give viewers a rare insider’s perspective of what’s at stake.
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FINALLY a show that shows both the outside situation and then continues on inside the hospital. All the ambulance shows just having patients dropped off at the ER and that is the last you see of them. I always wonder how they make out, especially the seriously injured ones. Very good series. As an ER X-ray tech for 25 years I saw a lot, but it is fun to see the other techs doing what I used to do.
ER X-ray techs deserve more love, as someone who has broken over ten bones, you guys are the mvps, lmao
X-rays are for amateurs.
Neutrons are where it’s at.
YOU were one of the super heroes. Should be proud of your life's work was to make a difference in those lives hanging by a string. Thank you. Neal
I so like the way doctors in Britain at the scene of a trauma and even in the hospital praise those working on the patient...good job...well done...etc. it only takes a second but is really uplifting!
You are so right. To complement someone on a job well done, takes no time at all. But it sure does boost the other person's confidence! They are truly taught well over there... Thank you for being so patient.....
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Again I say, I wish doctors here in the states were that compassionate
Itoshia Godwin you do run into a couple good ones
Kevin Turangan you are right there are a few good ones out in the field.
Itoshia Godwin as you can see from my above comment I agree. The older we get the less time they spend.
They are, you have to understand everything they go through though.
that's cos hospitals over here don't put money and insurance ahead of their hippocratic oath.
I really liked the way Gareth (the doctor) spoke to Brian (the injured motorcyclist. So to-the-point, accurate, and clear, and reassuring.
Ok I’m a disabled widow with 2 kids on a fixed income so NO CABLE for us! My point is even with bad audio I’m so grateful for your uploads! Thank you so very much! God bless to you and to all!
I haven't had cable in over 10 years now (I'm glad I'm not the only one😏) so I totally know what yr talking about. I am also greatful for these uploads as I find them extremely interesting and love watching them as well...
I suffered a brain hemorage in 2015. If it wasn't for the Devon Air Ambulance I would have died. My saturation levels were dangerously high and I suffered a level 4 Brain Hemorage. They decided to take me by Air Ambulance because the land Ambulance believed that I wouldn't have made it to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth by land. I'm glad I have these amazing videos on TH-cam to watch. And it makes me feel reassured to know that I am not the only one to suffer a Brain Hemorage and come out the other side. All be it in a wheelchair and my memory isn't like it was but I'm alive. My thanks to the Devon Air Ambulance, The Neuro Surgeon, Nurses and the ITU Nurses especially for sitting with me for the 3 months that I was in a coma and on a ventilator. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK 🙏 YOU To each and everyone of you. (Even if the sound quality is as some people have commented is poor). What does it matter to someone like me who's life was saved by all these AMAZING Medics. Life is to short to have a rant about the poor quality of sound. There's always channel REALLY Where you will get a better quality of sound 😉
Oh pleaase. Many, many, people choose not to have cable but don't look for sympathy for it.
@@patriciawickholm3617 grow up a taad
@@sheridanwhippey5983 glad your okay
I like to watch these types of shows because I call diagnosis based on what is shown. Always good to keep my medical info on the ball
Don’t like people getting ill. Enjoy the delivery of these videos. Very good information in easy to understand manner. Thank you for your time in putting this together.
I watch these videos because I have a fear of anything medical related it does help watching it
Really enjoy these shows!!! I have trouble hearing the narrator due to music and sirens 🚨
Dr Griffiths is freaking amazing to watch, to me. I could watch shows on just HIM working. Heck of a trauma surgeon.
He’s been on those helicopters since the 90s
Not sure what is causing it, but the background noise and music is so loud that I can't understand what the people are saying.
I wish Doctors here in the U.S. were as compassionate. I ended up in Advanced Care for 2 days due to heart failure and once I was in my room I never saw anybody but the girl that brought me my meals. Didn't get to find out anything. 100,000 dollars later I was sent home.
Seniors don’t care what the date is. We’re retired. We don’t think of mundane things like that, anymore.
I like how this Dr explains everything to the patient and the viewers!
Addicted to this series ! Thanks for the uploads !
I was run down by a car while trying to mind my own business on my motorcycle, of coarse the bloody driver drove off,I imagine it ruined his Saturday morning ,my bike apparently was in pieces,I was able to give my parents phone number to another motorcyclists looking after me lying on the road,I had over $3,500 worth of motorcycle leathers and other protective gear on.I can not remember anything,including some things in previous days.no pain, no “oh no” or “shit I’m flying through the air”.Motorbike riding for some people like me is one of very few things that helps my depression and makes me always happy,this is gold when your 42 years old.Broken L5 vertebrae ( squeezing on the nerve that cause massive pain down my right leg and numbness), compound fractured “open book” fracture of front of pelvis,broken rear sacrum (rear pelvis), ruptured testies(no more children plus testosterone shots for rest of life), acl tear in right knee.9 weeks on my back in hospital with a metal external pelvic stabilisation on(very uncomfortable) plus 2 internal rear pelvic screws.16 months now,still looking for a job,specialists appointments still,but I’m pretty much rehabbing myself now.Im still not strong enough to get on a bike,but I admit I dream of riding again.
It’s maybe a little bit like telling people you believe in a god or your gay,it’s hard for family and medical staff to understand why I would want to put my life at risk again of not just injury,but serious spinal and brain injury,or death, but I think I speak for a lot of motorcyclists that use riding not for speed or risk taking,but for being so in the moment,freedom from self, I like putting on the helmet and slamming down that visor,I don’t like myself a lot,but in those few hours riding,I’m free from myself.
Matthew O I wish you well in your recovery
These people are super heroes. A team working together to save lives. Love watching the nurses on top of everything. There should be more shows showing how to save lives. Neal
To old to get a Teddy? Hospitals are scary places, everyone needs a Teddy
Thank you do much for everything you all do and for not being seen for the amazing job you guys do. Thank you
Paramedics in the UK are amazing.
They’ve given me a ride to hospital a few times now.
Last time was for a pulmonary embolism, which wasn’t too pleasant.
I had the taste of blood in the back of my throat for weeks and had to inject myself 3 times a day in the stomach with Fragmin.
Because of my weight at the time, I needed 2 injections 3 times a day.
The injections were the worst part of it, as my whole stomach was black and blue half way though the 3 month course of injections.
I was transported straight from my GPs office to hospital by ambulance…..I’d only went into my GP as I thought I had a chest infection.
I ended up in intensive care with nurses watching me the whole time and I was told that I could take a turn for the worse at any time.
Luckily I was out within 24 hours and felt better within 7 days of starting my treatment.
I now suffer from repeat DVTs and peripheral vascular disease, which was undiagnosed until I got the Pulmonary embolism.
I’m now on Rivaroxaban for life.
Jesus whoever was the audio director for this this show needs to have a good think on there career because this is horribly bad
Music interferes with hearing the content at the beginning and the narrator is almost inaudible.
@@wendyfinlay4530 all of these uploads are the same.
mr table lamp okay thanks. I really enjoy these programs
@@wendyfinlay4530 i do, just saying. i find it fascinating. shame about the sound but its youtube adaption mode, i spose
billy stainthorpe Well it is free to watch OR BETTER IDEA, don’t watch it!
Sadly, can not hear the narrator over the loud obnoxious music. Thank you to the Emergency Doctors, EMT Doc’s, nurses, techs and everyone else in this field that saves people.
Thanks wonderful series
Thanks for taking the tome to upload these 😊
Thank god for our NHS. Not all heroes wear capes, and luckily we don't have to worry about cost
Is it me, or do 99% of these episodes have one motorcycle crash, one stabbing and one elderly patient that's had a fall lol!
Andy Raison those are some of the more comment accidents in the world.
Andy Raison that’s any city in the world lol take my word for it! They are THAT common lol
What about the cardiac arrest?
Because they are common things in the Uk
so cool they have doctors on the scene
I so wish they had doctors that would go on the scene of accidents ( here in the U.S. ) as they do there in the U.K.!! ❤️
Yet another reality series with a poor audio track.
Neponset River I had to turn up the volume for the narrator and turn it down for the doctors
cant say i particularly care about what the narator is saying as quite often they speak over the top of dialogue from the people who are in the video ruining it
I suspect that the narrator is on the left channel, which is partially muted.
so true
Oh geez stop complianing. Beggars can't be choosy. Go Pay for cable and shut the f******. Or better yet why don't you producing videos?
Doctors carry out blood/blood product transfusions, amputations, RSI, stronger drugs etc. Also, London's Air Ambulance doctors can perform REBOA, thoracostomy and thoracotomy (full opening of the chest)...
It isn't a competition on what your paramedics can do in what country. I don't understand why so many of you think that's wrong to utilise doctors this way just because you don't.
Our paramedics go to university for four years to qualify. They're extremely well trained.
I was a paramedic (both land & flight) & then an ER Nurse/flight nurse for years. I think y’alls use of drs on scene is fantastic. There ARE places here in the US that have begun doing something similar. I know in southern Louisiana they have very small helicopters used to carry JUST a dr & their gear to severe sites to help the paramedics. The small helicopters can land nearly anywhere. MOST places here DO have helicopter ambulances and more & more are having trauma drs assigned to fly with them. It’s a good system & saves more lives than what was done previously.
While in MY state (every state in the US has different rules as to what medics can do) I could do MOST of those things. But would have to can the dr who was over my company medics to get permission. Which delays such actions. A dr on scene wouldn’t have to spend the time explaining their reasoning & debating care before acting. And seconds MATTER!! 😕😕🤷🏻♀️😞
I’m also VERY IMPRESSED how organized their ER teams are!! Where the dr can stand back & just IMMEDIATELY take in the info the team provides RATHER than performing most of those test themselves OR hearing it repeated to them 2nd hand when they get there AFTER the exam is began by nurses. I was an ER Nurse & sometimes the lack of organization during major trauma care. My NORMAL team was organized but we mostly did it ourselves. Rather than it being standard. 🙄🤦🏻♀️😒
Life is very fragile at any age. Unexpected things happen to good people. Anyone over 50 has those problems as well as onset of mid age health problems but no matter if 8 years old or 98, try to find something good in each day & never miss saying a friend or loved one how you really do care. I've lost many loved ones. I have regrets about things I should have said or perhaps not said. Don't let that happen to you. It will bother your mind forever. Life is ups & downs like an EKG. There will always be some bumpy times so be used to that & never worry over little things or that will make them big things.
thank you for sharing
Terrible track, but then again, you already knew that...
*Blood pouring out the guys leg*
Dr: that’s probably a good sign
Well it means there is a pulse and blood is flowing where it has to
37:55 Gareth knows full well what high calcium levels mean, and he shows that in his expression and tone. Poor doris has cancer.
Old comment but high calcium doesnt always mean cancer. Not saying this isnt her case I just mean there are other things that can cause high readings :)
Dont what everyone to panic if they have high calcium when reading this :)
I hope the Twits that Gave These LIFESAVING DOCTORS A Thumbs Down will NEVER need To see Them Because only then They might have more Respect For The tremendous Work These PROFESSIONALS Do.
How Unbelievable is That?? To give Thumbsdown to DOCTORS & First Responders!!! For Shame!!
I agree,and also hope that all the one's here saying that sending out trauma doctor's to the scene is a waste of time and money won't ever need to see these doctor's.
Very intriguing that a physician begins the evaluation and treatment of trauma patient's on site! Would love to know the numbers behind patient survival rates with a doctor attending so quickly... it must make a significant difference to the victims.
Is this something that is unique to London alone? I can only see the positive benefits for the patients, but I'd love to learn all the pros and cons with physicians attending on site.
@Chris Thomson exactly they waited 30 minutes to do basically nothing and were only 10 minutes from the hospital
I'm not quite sure to what extent the paramedics are trained in the are where you live, but trauma RSI, chest drains (not just decrompressions), pre-hospital REBOA or pre-hospital resuscitative thoracotomy (open heart surgery) certainly are things most certainly not done by average joe.
@Chris Thomson Some of the drugs such as Ketamine can only be administered by a doctor, and strong painkillers are necessary in order to do things like straighten a fractured femur. Yes, I agree they were relatively close to a hospital but fractured femur and pelvis can kill due to blood loss. If the blood isn't getting to the foot and they move him before the leg is straightened, more damage could have happened.
I have been in this situation after a car accident, with broken femur, pelvis, ankle, fibula, both knees, elbow and maxilla. I am really grateful that a doctor was in attendance to minimise further damage to me, and the less qualified ambulance staff (wonderful and well trained as they are) didn't just scoop me up and take me to hospital which was only 15 minutes drive away.
No, it's not unique to London, this was in rural Sussex 30 years ago. Pretty well the whole of the UK has this system in place thanks to our struggling National Health Service - and it's free at the point of use, although we should all be paying more into it.
This is actually also done in several places in the US. It’s just not common/standard practice here yet.
Also Australia does this. Which there it makes a LOT of sense because of HOW REMOTE a lot of the calls are. Often 2+ HOURS away from any hospital!!😳😳
It’s a crying shame that not all hospitals in the UK are as good as the ones shown here. The hospital I ended up in Cornwall is absolutely shite & I ended up having my leg taken off, they ruined my life & I’m dying a slow & painful death that’s being going on for 4 years, so whatever you do don’t get sick in Cornwall, make sure you are in London !!!!
What's up with the narrator lady? Is it because this is the first episode, or audio problems? Just curious
KirbyJello NinetySeven I thought I was the only one having problems. Her audio seems a little faint.
Altering the audio means there is no copy right infringement.
+Kane Owen I think it's more that it's harder for people looking for copies of pirated videos to _find_ it if it's altered
Wassup. Kirbyjello97
This video is interesting to watch
It's so not to infringe upon copyright, so the video won't be removed.
I've always thought that a full body CT and MRI should be done on trauma patients upon admittance to the ER and just after the ABC's are taken care of.
Music drowns out talking lol but still very interesting proud off all the response teams
So I'm only 5:19 in and, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me there are doctors riding along in an ambulance?!?!
I live in the U.S and there are only trained EMT's, no doctors..
I think it's pretty damned awesome since that could potentially save more people, and would be great to have here.
It's pretty common in the UK for a doctor to attend serious emergencies, they usually have their own vehicle or are part of the air ambulance crew. Doctors can perform surgery at the scene, allowing the patient to be transported in a more stable condition.
Same in Germany like in the U.K ! Doctors are on the way too
In the US EMTs must be accompanied by at least a paramedic for 911 calls. There are also nurses and doctors that will go to the scene for more extreme emergencies. EMT here. Also the requirement of education for paramedics and EMTs has gotten higher in recent years (even though we’re still paid garbage).
I'm in the US and a few weeks ago there was a horrendous crash on my street. Long winding country roads, use your imagination. There ended up being a fatality but there were 2 actual doctors flown in. I guess it depends on the severity of the accident.
An advanced care or critical care paramedic can do many procedures that a doctor can
Good series
The background music in this episode overpowers the narrator sometimes.
The dream like sequences where the doctors express their concerns are very very odd. I hope they don’t have them in the other episodes.
They do
Carolina Girl there good, it’s discussing the thoughts that would go through at doctors head during the moment. It represents fast thinking, and thinking on the spot of symptoms.
Yeah, that bit took me by suprise😳 It was a bit creepy😆
It's what there thinking I study sciences and medicine histology histopathology cytology forensic pathology diagnostic medicine biomedical bone sciences ect and neuropathology I have a degree in electrical engineering and programming physics
When my dad was ill long before he died I resus him 4 times and got him right I was thinking same Caroline girl.
with the CT it really does feel like you peed yourself, its such a weird sensation
isabel it is really strange, I had one when I had an internal bleed in December last year but I was already partially paralysed from the waist down so my bladder was very weak so I thought I'd wet myself lol!
I was so thankful that the CT operator told me ahead of time what to expect or I would have thought I was peeing my pants the entire time.
I've had a similar experience, I'm not sure if any of y'all had a CT scan with contrast which Is just this liquid they inject inside of your I.V...
I got a warm sensation, and I felt as if I peed myself lol..
Yes I'd forgotten about that! It really does!!! So very strange!
I have had a CT scan but without the dye. I'm glad now to know what you mentioned about the sensation of peeing yourself cuz I would have never known. Hopefully I never have to have a scan again, an especially with the dye; but now I will know even if the tech dealing with me doesn't say anything.
Must be such a odd feeling...
This episode has sound issues but the subsequent ones do not (I'm watching in reverse order).
I’m at the royal London every few weeks at the dental teaching hosp !!! I’m under the dentists doing further education in dental restoration ! They are amazing !!! My front teeth are looking normal again ( I used to grind my teeth ! Wore them away badly) still got bottoms teeth to sort but getting there !!! Lucky it costs me nothing ! Glad to have been picked to be a patient of a student 😘
I just want to say what a wonderful job you all did with each and every patient. If only our doctors and emergency rooms here in the US were as efficient it would,be wonderful. And your ER Boards in 2 pieces is so much better for the patient. You can easily remove the without any adde stress on you patient. Great job. As a retired and disabled married couple, I am 62 hubby is 61 and our 33 year old son is disabled but improving slowly. Albeit much slower than we all thought but since we have no idea or proof of drugs his wife had been slipping in his food which caused a mental breakdown and attempted suicide we will never know. And the extremely poor hospital that saw him first should have immediately done a drug screen, plus a general practitioner prescribing medication only a qualified and license psychiatrist should prescribe we will never really know everything. Only effervescent their disillusionment of the marriage after a psychiatrist, nurses and even fellow patients told our son it was very obvious his ex wife did not care. And the doctor that was luckily there on his third admission had a meeting with our son, his the wife and her (the DR) and told her he was getting more support from his parents over the phone than she was doing and told him to go home with his parents and basically get away from his ex wife. After he was home we finally find out she had been using drugs but he didn't know that until after they where married. The sad thing is she works at a nursing home facility and gets wasted before going to work. At any rate I have bagged my husband to move to the U.K. But he says it is just to expensive and doesn't know how we would live. Such a pity, as I love your country and history and would gladly move there and change my citizenship. But alas it evidently not in Gods plans for us to live out our lives i a beautiful small town and country. And receive proper medical care. Keep up the good work.
Christie Willey after US care sucks
Christie Willey in England we have free NHS and but the bad thing is this isn't to you btw but people from Syria and other countries take advantage of it I'm not being steriotypical btw but my nan had to wait 6 months for life saving treat
Kayleigh dobre it's not free. If you pay taxes, you pay for your healthcare.
+Mrs. Garcia Of course but what kind of medical care you get is unrelated to whether you pay taxes or how much you pay. Many people don't make enough money to pay any taxes, and some pay way more or way less than others since taxes are based on income. When people call it free they mean free at point of use. Of course no one thinks it magically appears :).
Only one season! This is a tease!!!!!
Wow!
There are more bloody adverts than episode lol
After watching a lot of these kind of episodes (an as a person that happens to take multi medications with a few other issues) I am now looking into getting a 🏥Medical Bracelet (they also have necklaces and keychains🏩 now as well😊. I didn't know)...
I think it would be a grand idea as seeing sooo many people that are in "unable to talk situations" or the docs puttin people in sleepmode to save their life. That medical info is so deadly important to know, really life or death... Quite scary actually if you think about it....
Something to think about for all you peoples out there that happen to have ailments that are affecting your life too
WONDERFUL IDEA!! Also a good idea to put a card in your wallet or fill out the ICE (in case of emergency) info on your phone which CAN be accessed without unlocking your phone! As a ex paramedic/ER nurse & now unfortunately a complex chronic illness patient such things are PRICELESS in emergencies where u cant communicate & CAN save your life!! They also actually have micro jump drives that you can put ALL your medical info on and carry on a necklace or bracelet. I have one that is in a card in my wallet & do have another that goes on a necklace too. As well as filled on the ICE info on my iPhone. My husband also carries a micro jump drive with my info on it as well as a card in his wallet listing my meds, allergies & medical diagnosis.
Yeah I have one asking paramedics to not give me opioid pain relief, as I am an ex addict and just can't have that shit in my system - even in extremely painful emergencies.
I love these programs i watch them when my siblings are in bed
So the ambulance doctor is in addition to whatever medics are already on scene?
Why is the background music louder than the voiceover?
Narrator: "Now that Bryans pain is under control"
Bryan: Drugged unconscious.... 😂😂
🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ Sometimes that’s the ONLY way to get the patient out of pain. What many don’t realize that in major trauma/injury/illness pain CAN KILL by throwing the patient into shock or causing a heart attack/stroke. Of course NOW with everyone HYSTERICALLY PARANOID concerning opioid based pain meds patients’ pain isn’t NEARLY as well controlled. 😕😒😒 I imagine in a few years when this hysteria turns around they will look at the numbers and see that a significant number of patients lost their lives or suffered serious complications due to lack of proper pain control. Ugh. Sorry...rant over.
@@roguewolf7053 YESSSSS!!!!
@Brieana Straiton - Glad to see I’m not the only one who realizes this!💕
@@roguewolf7053 I am a chronic pain patient bc of my MS. There is no cure and it will only get worse as time goes on. I've already had battles over getting my prescribed pain meds. In MN pharmacies now have the last say and it's ridiculous. I've known children with cancer who have had to jump thro hoops to get meds. It's a sad world we live in today. I'm terrified of what my future with pain holds. Even with the lil meds I do get I still live at anywhere from a 4 up to an 8 in pain every day. There's so much wrong with how opiates are looked upon in society. I can't count the amt of times I've gotten the "oh look here's another seeker" looks/tone when trying to get my meds so I don't withdrawal. I hate it so much but I have a 3 yo so I need to be up and moving all day every day. Thank you for making an epic point! 😊
heros
6:14 nice Subaru Impreza response car!
yeah that is pretty sick
yes
get rid of the music and i would be able to hear everything better, especially seeing that i can only hear out of left ear :(
The sound editor had one job. Epic fail.
Alright alright shut up about the audio ffs we know !! But it's still a excellent series
His leg/foot broken in pieces but complains about the needle in his arm lolll
I’m watching this in the doctors waiting room
Brian is lucky after crashing his motorcycle against a telephone box. He broke 5 bones and he kept his leg that he broke.
I live with a head injury, for nearly 2 years, now. I had a nasty knock to the head, whilst away on a holiday camp and was left abandoned by the camp doctor and I have Down Syndrome, with a naturally tender head. Can people please have sympathy and possibly give me advice for what to do. Thanks Debbie Rosten
While so many are complaining about the audio, it is brilliant for the narrator to be muted because they say absolutely nothing useful, often repeat themselves, and it means we can actually HEAR what the medical people are saying.
I love it
They should get rid of the narrator. They don’t really add anything.
The balance in sounds is really off :/
The entire bit where they go into the doctor's thoughts drives me nuts. Do they stop in the later episodes?
This is _the worst_ show I have _ever_ seen!
I'm _not_ a doctor but even _I_ know the first you, can check for in a 'pale looking' limb is a PULSE! DUH!!
Why does it have to repeat the same phrase over 4x? @ 2:34, @ 5:27, @ 7:26, @ 8:39 & again @ the end! Plus, I left out a few times.
*This show must be for the forgetful morons of Britain. Honestly, NO ONE'S THIS STUPID!*
@@Digitalhunny a) To make it more exciting? b) because they think the people who watch this aren't intelligent enough to remember something that was said a couple of minutes ago? c) so they don't need as much film and content to fill the programme?
They do this all the time with nearly every documentary type programme, especially on commercial channels - after every advert break the first two or three minutes is spent recapping what happened previously as if we all have amnesia.
Digitalhunny - I’m not from Britain, hell im from a different continent all together, but you’ve gotta be insecure as fuck calling a whole ass nation moronic lmao
The sign in ambulance says where seat belts and the guy is just sitting ther😅
Yeah the sound was really low, however, sometimes when you upload a video it damages the audio. I've had it happen to my own videos.
When the narrator lady spoke the music was way to loud
Why is the soundtrack so loud, you can hardly hear the talk
Why don’t the just do ct straight away. Because even if they do an X-ray they still go into ct anyway. Maybe would save some time?
The best way to check for other injuries is to ask the patient where all the pain is and to make sure there not having any mental impairment. Giving them meds that knock them out doesn't allow you to keep track of there mental state.
When it comes to our health system i must say we are the very best in the world.
Makes me proud to be a Brit .
Well done to all the NHS ......you are the real heroes .!
what about germany?
@@SL-uk6kb ?
Sadly that doesn't seem to be the case any more... 😢
They rely on Charity? To save your family 👪. Friends? Priceless
Is anyone else impressed the girl got hit by a large vehicle and her whole body is all kinds of fuckered up and her eyeliner is still lookind fresh even with her tears?
how is she?
The 19 year old is all by herself!😢
Good grief !! Who on earth thought the loud music would be a good idea ?it spoiled things .
The background music is way too loud. I can hardly hear the narrator.
I wish the audio wasn’t crap.
i have to go to the hosoptle tomoro with a bad cough
Please lose the loud music...
Could do without the music, makes it difficult to hear what is said
What is going on with the dream like doctors explanation of the injuries. Is makes it seem really odd.
Kate D - and extremely annoying, repetitive and unnecessary. Gave up before the first patient was completed. Don’t like being treated like a mentally deficient two-year-old. Possibly the worst the worst accident series I’ve ever set eyes on.
Wish to proceed
@42:30 same thing happened with my grandad, except he had high potassium levels.
Easy killer don't take everything personal, I'm sure you'll find that person to give you the reassurance you need everyday
My suspicion is that the uploader has added his own woeful DJ sound-track to the audio!
With the lady hit by a van...they said it took 30 MINUTES for the trauma dr to GET ON SCENE...my question is HOW LONG had the AMBULANCE ALREADY BEEN THERE?!? Couldn’t they have already got her at least MOST of the way to the hospital?! Which APPARENTLY WAS ONLY 10min AWAY?! 🤨🤨 Based on THEIR report to the ER. I know in MOST cases they get there long before they could get the patient to the hospital. But in THAT CASE it didn’t seem to make sense. However they don’t explain ALL the factors of course. 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
So they wait 30 minutes for these guys who do basically nothing. The paramedics already had her ready for transport. They were only 10 minutes from the hospital
Can't hear what they're saying with the annoying soundtrack, irritating
The music messed this video up why even have it
They cut his leathers off!!
i wish this had a transcript lmfao
Doris's soon doesn't seem very concerned or very compassionate towards his mother. I hope it's just because the cameras are there and he is trying to stay out of to the way
Not a fan of the editing here but the cases are good.
cant here half of what is said
Typical, no one in the medical profession can put a drip needle in without pain, especially the UK team.
kpzcbttp many can do it with minimal pain