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I know how David feels. I'm 48 year old Male from Texas and I have had bypass surgery and 23 stents with 3 arteries completely blocked off. Living on hospice care. So hang in there david you got this.
@@sonny1529 slowly but still hanging. For 15 days straight my blood oxygen has been in the low 70's. Anything under 95 is not good. But not pushing daisy's yet. 🤞
Please let me explain why I provided my colleague with his name. I was that other guy, an off duty paramedic who just managed a remote location cardiac arrest with no equipment other than a defibrillator. Airway management with no equipment, 4 mins of CPR, 2 shocks, followed by a Rosc. A post Rosc reassesment with the tide lapping around his feet and no monitoring equipment to hand. A decision to relocate to a safe area and utilise the appropriate resource to get this PT the definitive care in the right location- a cath lab.. What the edited footage doesn't show is a complete handover with all information including Avpu, Gcs, downtime and Rosc time. But if you wanna pick holes in the fact I reminded my friend his name you crack on pard.. life saved end of..
Err.. can someone please explain why beaches in Cornwall (of all places?) aren’t sufficiently equipped with oxygen?! They’re some of the busiest beaches in the entire U.K. That’s quite concerning! Glad he ended up making a full recovery, thank goodness he was out of the water when he went into cardiac arrest. Well done to the lifeguards & paramedics x
@@coover65 Out of interest, how cold do you think the U.K. is during spring - late summer months..? Our summers, due to climate change, in most areas of the country, now easily reach in excess of 30C+ with top whack humidity. Where I live (East Anglia) it can easily reach highs of 35-36C, lowest is around 28-29C, our homes are built to keep us warm with no air conditioning units in sight.. they’re becoming more & more unbearable. We aren’t equipped for such long, hot summers, which often start from spring (at least where I live you’re lucky to see spring - it often bypasses it & goes straight to summer), our winters are incredibly mild too & I don’t recall the last time we had snow (a freak weather incident in 2018 called ‘the beast from the east’ i believe - which lasted a matter of 4-5 days, then went straight into a few weeks of spring & into summer; before that I’d say 5+ years easy! I used to get snow every winter when I was younger). Depending on where you live in Australia, you get highs of 40C+ don’t you? So we don’t have much difference in temps at all. Plenty warm enough to swim in the ocean, & even when it isn’t, us Brits aren’t particularly afraid of the cold - looked like these guys were making the most of the spring weather & getting some surfing lessons in ready for summer.
@@LauraBidingCitizen I was thinking more water temperature. Here we usually have a water temp of high 20s. I know the UK "can and does get hot", I guess the main difference is here it's guaranteed to be at least 30 every single day without fail from late spring to late autumn. I was stationed in a town where from October to March every single day was at least 42. The coolest it got overnight was 28. You had the AC on 24/7. And to top it off, in the 18 months we were there, It rained twice; both for 15 minutes each time. I guess it's all relative; if we have days even in winter where the maximum is below 20 we start screaming about the coming of the next ice age, and if its 35 everybody says "it's a bit warm, hey?". Darwin's the worst; hot and humid all year round with just a hot and dry winter or a hot and wet summer. Cant swim in croc infested creeks, only beach areas with shark and stinger nets or a pool.
@@LauraBidingCitizen Wikipedia suggests that cities like Norwich have bleak weather. Only 10 days above 25, typical warmest day is only 29 and hardly any days over 10 through winter. Fair to say though that Britain is famous for crap weather.
@@coover65 it can get very hot in summer and we are not built for heat. A majority of work places and homes don't have AC. Where I live it reached 35°c for a week straight in the summer just gone
Reminds of One of my fav driving excuses of all time: Cop: I clocked you doing 150 in a 35. So what do you have to say for yourself? Driver: Sorry, officer, fuel tank's almost empty, just rushing to get to the gas station before I ran out. *Spot on effort by the EMT's BTW.
You never know when this kind of thing happens.. Was doing some sit-ups when shit went really bad at my fitness centre, a woman upstairs collapsed while sitting on the bike after just 3 minutes. A woman from easy line started screaming: someone call 112 (Danish Emergency Services) a few others started cpr. Had my phone next to me the entire day. Probably ran the fastest I ever did and had the dispatcher in my ear right until the medivac team came. She got airlifted to Odense Medical Centre and she was clinically dead for a few minutes but alive. Thougth It was a heart attack, but It was a brain aneurysm. Now I know why the defibrilator wont shock her. Saw her alive 5 months later and she was without after effects and no medal or commendation can make up for the thank you
Apparently they were concerned about tide and wind being a problem so they wanted to be able to move if something happened to the area they were sitting in.
Also I haven’t been in the hands of US paramedics but I’ve never seen or heard of them using the stronger drugs they use. If anyone had knowledge in that lemme know
Do you mean whether or not US paramedics administer these strong drugs? Oh boy they do! Especially Ketamine is sometimes handed out quickly. While in Europe, the emergency services often rely on emergency physicians to come out to the patient (stay & play), in the US paramedics usually just administer first aid and pain killers and take you to hospital (scoop & shot/run). This leads to US paramedics handing out ketamine and other related stuff like its nothing (I have even seen porgrams where police officers carry a small dose of ketamine for administering!). Cheers mate!
@@Terpy710 Thanks for being nice as well! I`ve looked around a bit to find more resources, check out this page: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3191661/ It explains the whole thing in a little more detail without being to complicated.
Paramedics are not common in the USA, only EMT's. Only a paramedic can issue drugs of any kind and in most of the world only intensive care/critical care paramedics can issue the extremely high end painkillers.
@@tazzer9 So are you saying EMTs can't administer drugs and are more common than paramedics? Defeats the purpose of actually having EMS if they can't treat patients appropriately. Here in Australia most states have only paramedics, no EMTs. Basically two levels; Advanced Care and Critical Care paramedics. AC level can administer narcotics but CCPs administer ketamine. It seems the US is the only developed country not progressing with paramedicine. Here it's a profession on par with nursing while in many parts of the US you have EMTs with only a few months of training and earning crap pay running around in ambulances
It's also for safety of beach-goers. There are certain directions you can't approach a helicopter while the rotors are turning, mainly the front, because the rotors are closer to the ground in the front than at the doors. If they aren't shutting down and there are other bystanders the other medic (crewchief) will stay behind to make sure everyone is safe. There are videos of people running up to helicopters as soon as they land and they get hacked up by the rotors.
His life is in the Hand of Doctors and Doctors life is in the Hand of Allah who created them. And let me tell you that no one can save our life unless God wills
Or maybe This is further evidence there is no God? Why would God need doctors? Surely god could have prevented this in the first place. Surely if this has happened then it’s because God wanted it to happen so the doctors are interfering with Gods plan. Makes no sense for god to exist for me. I’m sorry but I wasn’t the one who invoked god for a video about the great work of these medics.
THANK YOU AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE AND NHS!.
Do you thank the lads stacking shelves at tesco for doing the job they agreed to do?
I’m addicted to watching medical programmes!!! I love it so much
Same!
Same I’ve spent the whole of today watching them as I’m isolating with the virus 👍
i understand you guys, im the same
Same, I love it when they say get the morphine or ketamine
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I know how David feels. I'm 48 year old Male from Texas and I have had bypass surgery and 23 stents with 3 arteries completely blocked off. Living on hospice care. So hang in there david you got this.
My god
You also got this!
@@mikaylafinley133 thanks still hanging in there.
still hangin?? hope ur well
@@sonny1529 slowly but still hanging. For 15 days straight my blood oxygen has been in the low 70's. Anything under 95 is not good. But not pushing daisy's yet. 🤞
props to the off duty paramedic
this is the best show on the channel
100000000000% agree buddy
I'm in bed at home from work. All I watch is this show and.Inside the Ambulance.
EPIC work by the first responders. Well done.
4:46
They're asking him his name to assess his mental awareness, not to know what's his name ffs
Please let me explain why I provided my colleague with his name. I was that other guy, an off duty paramedic who just managed a remote location cardiac arrest with no equipment other than a defibrillator.
Airway management with no equipment, 4 mins of CPR, 2 shocks, followed by a Rosc.
A post Rosc reassesment with the tide lapping around his feet and no monitoring equipment to hand.
A decision to relocate to a safe area and utilise the appropriate resource to get this PT the definitive care in the right location- a cath lab..
What the edited footage doesn't show is a complete handover with all information including Avpu, Gcs, downtime and Rosc time.
But if you wanna pick holes in the fact I reminded my friend his name you crack on pard.. life saved end of..
@@mikg4115 thank you for your service mate, but they didn't want to question your abilities as a paramedic.
@@mikg4115 hahahaha tyfys buddy
@@mikg4115 alright sorry ‘ard
@@YourManJam no
The main reason I watch these videos is to see the beautiful views over the west country
Err.. can someone please explain why beaches in Cornwall (of all places?) aren’t sufficiently equipped with oxygen?! They’re some of the busiest beaches in the entire U.K. That’s quite concerning!
Glad he ended up making a full recovery, thank goodness he was out of the water when he went into cardiac arrest. Well done to the lifeguards & paramedics x
As an Australian I find it amazing that anybody in the UK would visit beaches. I know it gets "reasonably warm" there, but is it warm enough to swim?
@@coover65 Out of interest, how cold do you think the U.K. is during spring - late summer months..?
Our summers, due to climate change, in most areas of the country, now easily reach in excess of 30C+ with top whack humidity. Where I live (East Anglia) it can easily reach highs of 35-36C, lowest is around 28-29C, our homes are built to keep us warm with no air conditioning units in sight.. they’re becoming more & more unbearable. We aren’t equipped for such long, hot summers, which often start from spring (at least where I live you’re lucky to see spring - it often bypasses it & goes straight to summer), our winters are incredibly mild too & I don’t recall the last time we had snow (a freak weather incident in 2018 called ‘the beast from the east’ i believe - which lasted a matter of 4-5 days, then went straight into a few weeks of spring & into summer; before that I’d say 5+ years easy! I used to get snow every winter when I was younger).
Depending on where you live in Australia, you get highs of 40C+ don’t you? So we don’t have much difference in temps at all.
Plenty warm enough to swim in the ocean, & even when it isn’t, us Brits aren’t particularly afraid of the cold - looked like these guys were making the most of the spring weather & getting some surfing lessons in ready for summer.
@@LauraBidingCitizen I was thinking more water temperature. Here we usually have a water temp of high 20s. I know the UK "can and does get hot", I guess the main difference is here it's guaranteed to be at least 30 every single day without fail from late spring to late autumn. I was stationed in a town where from October to March every single day was at least 42. The coolest it got overnight was 28. You had the AC on 24/7. And to top it off, in the 18 months we were there, It rained twice; both for 15 minutes each time. I guess it's all relative; if we have days even in winter where the maximum is below 20 we start screaming about the coming of the next ice age, and if its 35 everybody says "it's a bit warm, hey?". Darwin's the worst; hot and humid all year round with just a hot and dry winter or a hot and wet summer. Cant swim in croc infested creeks, only beach areas with shark and stinger nets or a pool.
@@LauraBidingCitizen Wikipedia suggests that cities like Norwich have bleak weather. Only 10 days above 25, typical warmest day is only 29 and hardly any days over 10 through winter. Fair to say though that Britain is famous for crap weather.
@@coover65 it can get very hot in summer and we are not built for heat. A majority of work places and homes don't have AC. Where I live it reached 35°c for a week straight in the summer just gone
Great team work - nice save!
wow, crazy small world. I went to the same gym Jeremy was at while down in Cornwall. Did not know I was so close to an awesome human being
They should get a wireless radio device for medics.
Reminds of One of my fav driving excuses of all time: Cop: I clocked you doing 150 in a 35. So what do you have to say for yourself?
Driver: Sorry, officer, fuel tank's almost empty, just rushing to get to the gas station before I ran out.
*Spot on effort by the EMT's BTW.
My gosh, QUADruple bypass? Those are almost all the blockages that can be bypassed!
These men and women are today´s real heroes!
I love hollywell bay - its an amazing beach.
off duty paramedic is a real hero
40-30minutes of fuel is extremely low by aviation standards
It definitely is, it was making me sweat. I wasn't sure if they could make it.
7:37 "Get to the choppa!"
Another case where a closeby AED saved a life. Well done to the off duty paramedic and lifeguards for their quick and effective CPR efforts
What's going on at 8:35 where they grab the guy in white?
Good job mates!
I once had to knit really fast before I ran out of wool.
what
great work
The patient looks like Damian hirst
How does Dawn French live here without being able to pronounce the place names?
what was the final fuel weight on touchdown. that what i wanna know. lol
You never know when this kind of thing happens..
Was doing some sit-ups when shit went really bad at my fitness centre, a woman upstairs collapsed while sitting on the bike after just 3 minutes. A woman from easy line started screaming: someone call 112 (Danish Emergency Services)
a few others started cpr.
Had my phone next to me the entire day. Probably ran the fastest I ever did and had the dispatcher in my ear right until the medivac team came.
She got airlifted to Odense Medical Centre and she was clinically dead for a few minutes but alive.
Thougth It was a heart attack, but It was a brain aneurysm.
Now I know why the defibrilator wont shock her.
Saw her alive 5 months later and she was without after effects and no medal or commendation can make up for the thank you
I have been here body boarding
The way the commentator pronounced Holywell bay..
Hopefully there wasn't any money spent on the VO
Anyone notice they left a helmet in the sand as the 4x4 pulled away? Just me?
pilot should never know what hes going to pick up. jsut how much is weighs
I’m sure this is probably unbelievably stupid but can they not just turn the helicopters engines off so it doesn’t use fuel?
Apparently they were concerned about tide and wind being a problem so they wanted to be able to move if something happened to the area they were sitting in.
I think it's similar to a car where it actually uses a fuck ton of fuel to start it back up
@@calebearly6591 ahhhh I didn’t think of that clearly I am a moron lmao
Also I haven’t been in the hands of US paramedics but I’ve never seen or heard of them using the stronger drugs they use. If anyone had knowledge in that lemme know
Do you mean whether or not US paramedics administer these strong drugs? Oh boy they do! Especially Ketamine is sometimes handed out quickly. While in Europe, the emergency services often rely on emergency physicians to come out to the patient (stay & play), in the US paramedics usually just administer first aid and pain killers and take you to hospital (scoop & shot/run). This leads to US paramedics handing out ketamine and other related stuff like its nothing (I have even seen porgrams where police officers carry a small dose of ketamine for administering!). Cheers mate!
@@CleanPickleRelish thank you for not being rude and actually explaining
@@Terpy710 Thanks for being nice as well! I`ve looked around a bit to find more resources, check out this page: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3191661/ It explains the whole thing in a little more detail without being to complicated.
Paramedics are not common in the USA, only EMT's. Only a paramedic can issue drugs of any kind and in most of the world only intensive care/critical care paramedics can issue the extremely high end painkillers.
@@tazzer9 So are you saying EMTs can't administer drugs and are more common than paramedics? Defeats the purpose of actually having EMS if they can't treat patients appropriately. Here in Australia most states have only paramedics, no EMTs. Basically two levels; Advanced Care and Critical Care paramedics. AC level can administer narcotics but CCPs administer ketamine. It seems the US is the only developed country not progressing with paramedicine. Here it's a profession on par with nursing while in many parts of the US you have EMTs with only a few months of training and earning crap pay running around in ambulances
Can the helicopter refuel at a hospital if necessary. ?
Some hospitals have refuelling stations, most should with helipads
heli crew: oh no the gas is almost out
ctp of the heli: fu*k :/
Wow
There is a pilot on the helicopter so why is there also paramedic as well??? He was obviously needed with the patient 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Well the pilot kinda has to stay with the helicopter
@@ryanhegarty9312 lol I get that 😊 but the 3rd paramedic stayed back as well, that’s the bit I don’t get 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
@@lynnetrathen4587 to have the heli all prepped and ready for the patient so they aren't scrambling about looking for stuff
It's also for safety of beach-goers. There are certain directions you can't approach a helicopter while the rotors are turning, mainly the front, because the rotors are closer to the ground in the front than at the doors. If they aren't shutting down and there are other bystanders the other medic (crewchief) will stay behind to make sure everyone is safe. There are videos of people running up to helicopters as soon as they land and they get hacked up by the rotors.
Shut down to save fuel
I believe they have a protocol that says they cannot do that on sand incase the helicopter doesn't start up again and gets caught in the tide.
it takes a lot more fuel to restart
@@ladyivy21663 damn that sucks like how much fuel
@@tjmedia7887 the tide comes really fast in that part of England. Huge beaches can “disappear” in minutes.
Can't - it takes too much fuel for re-start, and too long. I'm a commercial pilot.
oh god
Quadruple Jesus
if im dying i would wangt this guys to help me.
the oli of the heli is down .... :/ fu#k
First comment
your the first simp
@@koncreteto2758 yep
His life is in the Hand of Doctors and Doctors life is in the Hand of Allah who created them. And let me tell you that no one can save our life unless God wills
Or maybe This is further evidence there is no God? Why would God need doctors? Surely god could have prevented this in the first place. Surely if this has happened then it’s because God wanted it to happen so the doctors are interfering with Gods plan. Makes no sense for god to exist for me. I’m sorry but I wasn’t the one who invoked god for a video about the great work of these medics.
Luckily the doctor believe in science. Not the other way around. So they did something rather than pray.
no