@@amandamorgan2802yep. Dentists. There have been thousands of incidents of dentists touching their patients while they’re knocked out for treatment. Kids AND adults.
When they ruled out the step dad I thought, “s*x trafficking” then “dentist.” It’s sad that we live in a world with so much predatory behavior. Hopefully, storylines like this on TV will cause parents and guardians to be cautious and observant.
@@RisingTidesACNot only that, but it's also something people are more open to talking about in general. Back in the day, victims were silent because it was taboo to talk about it. Even parents told their kids to keep it to themselves and just deal with it and move on. No therapy, no charges against offenders, nothing.
Omg I was so scared for my first GYN exam. This is back in the 80's and just turned 16. My mom promised I could drive us home after the appointment. I had myself so stressed I got a migraine and pucked. No driving home for me. I had boys so I was only allowed up to a certain age to go with them. If kids request to go in alone once they reach 14 I think, doesn't matter if parents want to go in or not. I was happy to hand over appointments to my hubby. I can understand why boys at that age wouldn't want mom to hear everything they want to talk to their doctor about.
They either have a terrible medical consultant, or they don't listen to them. If your doctor agrees with your decision not to tell your child they've been assaulted, I'm so sorry. Hopefully, they will know enough to find a behavioral health provider to walk you through that decision. Ultimately, not disclosing will add to the trauma and betrayal.
I took the key part to be "not today", meaning tomorrow or as soon as she was out of immediate danger. Ultimately, the detective is going to be investigating and he WILL be interviewing her and asking those types of questions.
@@donaldjohnson-y6n WTF? The child was SA'd, has internal bleeding, has a serious STD, will be interviewed by the police, and likely about to be part of a criminal trial, so she's already facing trauma and will do so for the rest of her life. It may cost her ever having a normal sexual relationship, marriage, and children, plus there may be other victims or future victims if this guy isn't stopped. And yet, you are worried about therapy costs? If some therapist can keep her from killing herself, drugs, and/or a life of misery, he or she is worth every penny -- which hopefully this dentist and his insurance company will be paying for. I doubt many therapists are ever paid enough to deal with child assault victims and I'd bet the vast majority would rather be paid for listening to an uptight house wife about her social anxiety than this. I doubt most therapists can even handle such cases for long. Ask any social worker or police officer which cases are the worst and I'm betting child assaults likely top the list.
I've got this very serious and mysterious case of a girl in severe pain and the parents are hysterical.... but let me start a nice conversation with another doctor.
The part they didn’t show in this clip was the stepfather walking out on them both after he discovered that his wife suspected HIM of assaulting the daughter.
As someone who has been intubated it was much more traumatic and prolonged event having it removed. I absolutely stopped breathing naturally the entire time. My lungs were atrophied even though it was only 4 days. I took a massive gasp and immediately coughed for 6 hours straight until I was blue. So much liquid and mucous came out I filled a gallon container over said 6 hour period.
@@PrivateSpaceGaming I had surgery in April 2023 and I was intubated, I don’t remember the breathing tube being put in or removed, I do remember I had a sore throat for a while afterwards.
I can recall two times that I was extubated. One time was when I had to have fluid drained from lungs and the doctor needed to make sure the lungs didn’t collapse and that my O2 levels stabilized. The second time was when I woke up from surgery before they took the tube out. Both times I coughed hard enough that the tube came out. The first time the balloon hadn’t fully deflated yet. That hurt like hell.
Yes that is complete BS these days. In former years (I guess only 10-20yrs ago though), Drs used to be hesitant about giving pain meds to people with certain conditions (like abdo pain) because the way people respond to the physical examination (rebound tenderness, guarding etc) gives information that can help diagnose a condition. But that type of thinking has gone by the wayside, as having a patient more comfortable helps to diagnose them more accurately & there are other, far more accurate diagnostic tests than pain response these days (like ultrasound, CT scan, blood tests etc.
Some of those common pain meds can interfere with further emergency surgery and putting them under….think heart rate, breathing, kidney, liver and brain responses….a little more complicated if they find they have to go in stat…until the quick test results, they can crisscross that unknown drug or cause more damage if an organ is involved…..
Viral illnesses cannot usually be cured. They use the host cell to replicate and cause the problems they do. Killing the virus kills the host cell. Symptoms can be relieved, healing can be speeded up, with anti viral meds, but mostly vaccines are the answer to preventing infection taking hold. No vaccine yet for this nasty. Sorry if you are antivax.
Intubation for those who haven’t had it done it sucks when you’re awake but also higher than a kite because the doctors want you relaxed as possible so you don’t end up ripping it out because they don’t just put a tube down your throat and call it done, they literally put the tube down your throat and past your vocal chords and they inflate a tiny balloon once it’s at the right spot preventing you from pulling it out and if you tried I’m sure it would hurt and you’d do damage to your throat and whatnot so they have to keep you either in a medically induced coma or light sedation so you’re more tired and not worried about a tube down your throat but I tell you the recovery time for mine was hell because I ended up losing temporary control over my vocal chords and couldn’t speak and on top of that after I got out the hospital I was due to start psychical therapy and speech therapy but I was also later scheduled for my appointments for chemo and radiation which made everything worse!
I was extremely damaged after a car wreck. Neck broke, spleen ruptured, lft kidney mush. Of course they tubed me. I don't remember any of that happening. They woke me up extubating. Omg that was horrible!!
It’s very rare that medics will do a “cold intubation” (one without sedation/paralytics), particularly on a patient who isn’t in cardiac arrest or very close to it. I can guarantee that no Dr in a first world country would do a cold tube on a patient like this, because even if she was unconscious at the time & seemed “floppy”, that doesn’t mean that her larynx was unresponsive to the touch of the laryngoscope & the resultant laryngeal spasm could block her airway & prevent her from breathing. That’s why medics use paralytics (to prevent laryngospasm/choking/coughing etc) AND sedatives/painkillers to make the procedure bearable & so the patient can’t feel the tube & other instruments. When they extubate someone though (take the tube out), it can be uncomfortable as those drugs will wear off & trigger the coughing reflex as you “cough out” the tube & breathe for yourself again.
Imagine being a 14 yr old with an emergency need for a sliding into the lung lining to install a drain tube for fluid building up a day after surgery in the icu….no pain killers…no numbing agent…takes too long…patient drowning….told “ yeah, darlin’ this is gonna hurt, brace yourself” ….saved the patient…..seen it, been there….shi* and the gals ice blue eyes…turned white….but didn’t scream…..God she was strong!…..at 14 yrs. old……geez!😱
All those "standard" tests that the insurance company disallowed along with the ER care that they also disallowed then put her parents into bankruptcy.
Why no pain relief? That is cruel, and unnecessary. Even some paracetamol (tylenol) would have at least been seen to be doing something. Sure, no morphine based drugs till rule out certain things and head injury, but to give nothing??
1. Baby is a term of affection in this case. Often, adults refer to children under 18 as Baby. 2. As an aside, babies can be, and unfortunately, are SA victims many times. 3. SA doesn't make children not children.
Also because the character is a young teenager and you implying it’s possibly not sexual assault makes it seem like you’re saying it could be consensual when the girls age was stated at being 13 years old thus she could not consent to it even if she wanted too, age of consent exist for a reason and it’s for dudes like you that try to project your inner thoughts onto everyone else because any sane rational adult wouldn’t make the comment you made, so either you’re hiding something or the elevator doesn’t reach the top floor!
@@CajunReaper95 not that im saying you should immediately jump to the conclusion a 13 yo is being purposely sexually active, but cant teens consent with each other? i mean, if two 13 yos did the deed you wouldnt prosecute both of them for statutory rape, right? but yeah, unfortunately, usually young teens get their virginity taken nonconsensually by older people
Never leave ur Kid with strangers, dentist/ doctors are strangers, there should always be a nurse in the room too
Dentist ??
@@amandamorgan2802yep. Dentists. There have been thousands of incidents of dentists touching their patients while they’re knocked out for treatment. Kids AND adults.
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When they ruled out the step dad I thought, “s*x trafficking” then “dentist.” It’s sad that we live in a world with so much predatory behavior. Hopefully, storylines like this on TV will cause parents and guardians to be cautious and observant.
The world was always like this. We just hear more about it because of the internet and information and stats are so readily at our finger tips.
@@RisingTidesACNot only that, but it's also something people are more open to talking about in general. Back in the day, victims were silent because it was taboo to talk about it. Even parents told their kids to keep it to themselves and just deal with it and move on. No therapy, no charges against offenders, nothing.
I was sa’d by my doctor recently. There should always be a nurse in the room.
THANK YOU GOD, THAT MY MOTHER WENT IN TO ALL MY MD APPOINTMENTS WITH ME!! AND DENTIST AND GYN!!!
Mine too
Some dentists don't allow parents in the back office 😢 emin fresno, ca , this is scary 😳.
Omg I was so scared for my first GYN exam. This is back in the 80's and just turned 16. My mom promised I could drive us home after the appointment. I had myself so stressed I got a migraine and pucked. No driving home for me. I had boys so I was only allowed up to a certain age to go with them. If kids request to go in alone once they reach 14 I think, doesn't matter if parents want to go in or not. I was happy to hand over appointments to my hubby. I can understand why boys at that age wouldn't want mom to hear everything they want to talk to their doctor about.
They either have a terrible medical consultant, or they don't listen to them.
If your doctor agrees with your decision not to tell your child they've been assaulted, I'm so sorry. Hopefully, they will know enough to find a behavioral health provider to walk you through that decision. Ultimately, not disclosing will add to the trauma and betrayal.
I took the key part to be "not today", meaning tomorrow or as soon as she was out of immediate danger. Ultimately, the detective is going to be investigating and he WILL be interviewing her and asking those types of questions.
How else can a therapist profit from regularly scheduled sessions, if the kid doesn't know they have trauma?
@@donaldjohnson-y6n WTF? The child was SA'd, has internal bleeding, has a serious STD, will be interviewed by the police, and likely about to be part of a criminal trial, so she's already facing trauma and will do so for the rest of her life. It may cost her ever having a normal sexual relationship, marriage, and children, plus there may be other victims or future victims if this guy isn't stopped. And yet, you are worried about therapy costs?
If some therapist can keep her from killing herself, drugs, and/or a life of misery, he or she is worth every penny -- which hopefully this dentist and his insurance company will be paying for. I doubt many therapists are ever paid enough to deal with child assault victims and I'd bet the vast majority would rather be paid for listening to an uptight house wife about her social anxiety than this. I doubt most therapists can even handle such cases for long. Ask any social worker or police officer which cases are the worst and I'm betting child assaults likely top the list.
Slapping you in the forehead. @@donaldjohnson-y6n
I've got this very serious and mysterious case of a girl in severe pain and the parents are hysterical.... but let me start a nice conversation with another doctor.
small talk helps relieve stress and being a doctor or nurse can be a stressful job.
The part they didn’t show in this clip was the stepfather walking out on them both after he discovered that his wife suspected HIM of assaulting the daughter.
Also here’s a fact coughing is a normal response when getting a breathing tube taken out doctors will typically have you cough to make it easier!
As someone who has been intubated it was much more traumatic and prolonged event having it removed. I absolutely stopped breathing naturally the entire time. My lungs were atrophied even though it was only 4 days. I took a massive gasp and immediately coughed for 6 hours straight until I was blue. So much liquid and mucous came out I filled a gallon container over said 6 hour period.
@@PrivateSpaceGaming I had surgery in April 2023 and I was intubated, I don’t remember the breathing tube being put in or removed, I do remember I had a sore throat for a while afterwards.
Had one all i remember is the nurse telling me to cough
Yes. I coughed a lot. It hurt, too.
I can recall two times that I was extubated. One time was when I had to have fluid drained from lungs and the doctor needed to make sure the lungs didn’t collapse and that my O2 levels stabilized. The second time was when I woke up from surgery before they took the tube out. Both times I coughed hard enough that the tube came out. The first time the balloon hadn’t fully deflated yet. That hurt like hell.
Standard tests. - you need to pay $85,000. Have a nice day.
I'm so glad I don't live in the US.
She can’t get anything for pain till the test are back? They give trauma pts meds all the time right in door
Yes that is complete BS these days. In former years (I guess only 10-20yrs ago though), Drs used to be hesitant about giving pain meds to people with certain conditions (like abdo pain) because the way people respond to the physical examination (rebound tenderness, guarding etc) gives information that can help diagnose a condition. But that type of thinking has gone by the wayside, as having a patient more comfortable helps to diagnose them more accurately & there are other, far more accurate diagnostic tests than pain response these days (like ultrasound, CT scan, blood tests etc.
They did not say no pain medicine until the test come back. They said no pain medicine until we get the tests done I think is what I heard.
Some of those common pain meds can interfere with further emergency surgery and putting them under….think heart rate, breathing, kidney, liver and brain responses….a little more complicated if they find they have to go in stat…until the quick test results, they can crisscross that unknown drug or cause more damage if an organ is involved…..
Guys… the mom is the actress who plays Teeter on Yellowstone!! Talk about range!
Wow, I missed that.
@@niverrtkb Thank you for pointing that out. Gosh, what an actress.
She is great with accents
Michale Landons daughter, yes?
I thought so. Great catch.
Clark was one of my favorite characters on Fire and Med.
We need a cure for hsv-2
Viral illnesses cannot usually be cured. They use the host cell to replicate and cause the problems they do. Killing the virus kills the host cell. Symptoms can be relieved, healing can be speeded up, with anti viral meds, but mostly vaccines are the answer to preventing infection taking hold. No vaccine yet for this nasty. Sorry if you are antivax.
High dose vitamin c
Intubation for those who haven’t had it done it sucks when you’re awake but also higher than a kite because the doctors want you relaxed as possible so you don’t end up ripping it out because they don’t just put a tube down your throat and call it done, they literally put the tube down your throat and past your vocal chords and they inflate a tiny balloon once it’s at the right spot preventing you from pulling it out and if you tried I’m sure it would hurt and you’d do damage to your throat and whatnot so they have to keep you either in a medically induced coma or light sedation so you’re more tired and not worried about a tube down your throat but I tell you the recovery time for mine was hell because I ended up losing temporary control over my vocal chords and couldn’t speak and on top of that after I got out the hospital I was due to start psychical therapy and speech therapy but I was also later scheduled for my appointments for chemo and radiation which made everything worse!
I was extremely damaged after a car wreck. Neck broke, spleen ruptured, lft kidney mush. Of course they tubed me. I don't remember any of that happening. They woke me up extubating. Omg that was horrible!!
We lost our brother that way and as they nicked the side and he bled out.
It’s very rare that medics will do a “cold intubation” (one without sedation/paralytics), particularly on a patient who isn’t in cardiac arrest or very close to it. I can guarantee that no Dr in a first world country would do a cold tube on a patient like this, because even if she was unconscious at the time & seemed “floppy”, that doesn’t mean that her larynx was unresponsive to the touch of the laryngoscope & the resultant laryngeal spasm could block her airway & prevent her from breathing. That’s why medics use paralytics (to prevent laryngospasm/choking/coughing etc) AND sedatives/painkillers to make the procedure bearable & so the patient can’t feel the tube & other instruments. When they extubate someone though (take the tube out), it can be uncomfortable as those drugs will wear off & trigger the coughing reflex as you “cough out” the tube & breathe for yourself again.
Imagine being a 14 yr old with an emergency need for a sliding into the lung lining to install a drain tube for fluid building up a day after surgery in the icu….no pain killers…no numbing agent…takes too long…patient drowning….told “ yeah, darlin’ this is gonna hurt, brace yourself” ….saved the patient…..seen it, been there….shi* and the gals ice blue eyes…turned white….but didn’t scream…..God she was strong!…..at 14 yrs. old……geez!😱
All those "standard" tests that the insurance company disallowed along with the ER care that they also disallowed then put her parents into bankruptcy.
It was the orthodontist, right?
Yes
Yes. With multiple patients/victims.
yup and that girl probably isn't the first victim.
The dad's an accountant, I don't see him getting his hands on that. 😂
TEETER!!!!!! DANG, GIRL, YOU LOST THAT ACCENT😂😂😂❤❤❤
Awesome acting!
She played Heather Steven’s in Young & the Restless
That's Teeter?!?
@ yes it is.
I mean she will have herpes forever and they aren't going to tell her, that is wild.
It’s insane, she’s going to prom completely unaware she’s potentially contagious.
How did they found out it was the dentist?
Greta has a new career, well acting 202.
If people thought it was Greta, at least 60% would tune out …
They always seize. smh. every. medical. show. lol.
This is too real for all involved!. A wrong investigation could cause the parents great grief.
Why no pain relief? That is cruel, and unnecessary. Even some paracetamol (tylenol) would have at least been seen to be doing something. Sure, no morphine based drugs till rule out certain things and head injury, but to give nothing??
Paracetamol is bad for you. I recommend Ibuprofen instead.
Hearing the Doc say Allison was such a PLL throwback 😂
Did Manning miss herpes at 1:30 ?
Arm chair doctor
Get these quacks out of there and bring Doctor House in! He'd figure out that she was simply having a brain freeze from drinking a milkshake too fast.
This is just so inaccurate.
From the thumbnail I thought it was Greta Thumberg😂
Who would do it with greeta thunderbird ?
Same, hence the psycho connection to hsv2.
Always the hip doctors in these shows...
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I can't stand her. Moralizing and self-centered. Disrespects patients rights. I hope I never have a shootout like this character
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She’s not a baby, when she has had such an event happen to her. Poor kid!
She is still her mama's baby no matter what happens and no matter what age.
She's 13 here definitely not an adult
1. Baby is a term of affection in this case. Often, adults refer to children under 18 as Baby.
2. As an aside, babies can be, and unfortunately, are SA victims many times.
3. SA doesn't make children not children.
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Consistent with sexual assault or a virgins 1st time ? Just seems like they jump to that conclusion pretty quick
What? She’s asked general questions in a case like this, I don’t think you know what jumping to conclusions means!
Also because the character is a young teenager and you implying it’s possibly not sexual assault makes it seem like you’re saying it could be consensual when the girls age was stated at being 13 years old thus she could not consent to it even if she wanted too, age of consent exist for a reason and it’s for dudes like you that try to project your inner thoughts onto everyone else because any sane rational adult wouldn’t make the comment you made, so either you’re hiding something or the elevator doesn’t reach the top floor!
They are following stats.
Sexual assault is, unfortunately, incredibly common
I was in liver failure with HSV 2.
@@CajunReaper95 not that im saying you should immediately jump to the conclusion a 13 yo is being purposely sexually active, but cant teens consent with each other? i mean, if two 13 yos did the deed you wouldnt prosecute both of them for statutory rape, right? but yeah, unfortunately, usually young teens get their virginity taken nonconsensually by older people
Great storyline. Wtf is writin g this crap. And y’all watching. Jesus
Oh look, another 1:1 stolen video from MD TV.