Guy Faints in Hospital after pain shot ( Tosh.0 )
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- Big guy faints after getting a pain killing shot. Big guy scared of needles. Crazy reaction to the shot. Watch and enjoy!
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SOPHIA & LIAM RMRZ bahah
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outlawstars100 non of your business
@outlawstars100 just calm down man, lol. People found the comment funny, let them laugh.
The guy said “I faint from needles “ that should be a clue he’s going to faint! Don’t ignore that comment!
Norman Deles Nobody ignored it. Fainting is not lethal and the nurse remained calm as she should when a patient passed out. Last thing you want to wake up to after passing out is a nurse freaking out which will only cause more stress because after passing out you literally forget what just happened. She payed attention to him and did the right thing.
Or maybe don't be a bitch
I hate needles. I'd rather get hit by a semi truck than get injection or blood drawn.
@@abel3557 lololol
@@LaoSoftware you would want to be crushed over a needle smh
“Can I have water?” Sure here’s a 1/4 sip
more like 1/12
Hahaha!!! 1/4 sip...
Lol
King Nate Diaz wtf is that
Because if the fainting is heart related then a chance exists that the top part could be leaking blood in from an infection and too much hydration would increase the dumping of blood and blow off the Aorta.
She calls a wheelchair a stretcher. I wouldn't take a shot from her either.
She was kinda right, but then again a Big burly guy would've had to wheel him.
She did correct herself, atleast haha
Thsts what its called over there you bloody twit. Dude is such a drama queen
She was just in shock of how much of a pussy he was!! Lol
Lmaooooooooo
This is what happened to me when my Internet goes off
Mya Skeeter I feel that way when the electricity goes off. I immediately want to go outside.
Mya Skeeter 😂😂😂
You snore and everything?
Mya Skeeter 😂😂
Oh shit I'm dying, Mya you're funny!
That's not funny man. He told everyone beforehand exactly what was going to happen and everyone's just laughing passing it off. Poor guy knows himself well enough to express this and he gets laughed at, even when it happens. Help the dude conquer it at least.
That nurse is terrible and the guy recording is worse! I don't see how this was funny to him...
malaihiboi "7.$7”
They didn't worry about it happening because he was already sitting and the nurse was there they didn't have to worry about him falling and hurting himself and they knew he would come out of it in a few seconds and there was a Dr at the desk too. He was completely monitored and it's actually a common reaction for people so the nurse knew he was fine and that's why when he said it would happen she said it's fine you are already sitting in a wheelchair.
Learning to laugh at himself best tonic....
He needs to face his fears head on.
I find it bizarre that the nurse had zero reaction when her patient passed out. Was she even a nurse or what?
Not only that but her technique giving an IM injection was way off
You guys are armchair experts arent you? With no medical knowledge or background... facepalm
This is coming from a doctor.
@@elaminmochichi7767 ooh im sure its coming from a doctor..... dr.oetker
She could be use to dealing with that sort of stuff
@@elaminmochichi7767 ok dr.dickhead, but I do not think anyone will trust you as a doctor until you are at least 13
No one on the medical staff even reacts to a man fainting? Where is this place, so we can all avoid it.
dude are you dumb this happens in school if you have your needle and faint you must be leaft alone
So you can’t faint in a fking hospital go to your house and faint there, they are professionals they knew what they are doing. as far i watched the video nothing is wrong and its normal if the person is weak or have some fear that keep them to faint after the injection its the reaction of their bodies to the pain they feel
This happened to me and when I woke up there was 2-3 nurses and a doctor right by me checking on me. Fainting can be very serious and should always require attention, especially in a HOSPITAL.. They dont know if it could've been some kind of allergic reaction or something like that. Or even accidently injecting an air bubble, which could lead to stroke or death. Complications and accidents CAN happen, even in something as simple as getting a shot.
Okean that is false. You cannot die from a small air bubble
@@MrBellyman128 Air bubbles don't break up in the bloodstream. If air was injected into the bloodstream, it could clog a vein and potentially lead to a stroke or heart attack. Google: Air Embolism.
Dude needs a better friends and a better hospital.
Alex real friends do things like this bro. he is blessed with such friends.
His friend is a dick!
He needs therapy for this phobia thats what he needs.
OMG I bet you are a millennial, this is how friends react, it was nota big deal and he is just being dramatic, and you are being dramatic too.
Better hospital? What should/could have been done differently...?
She asked him if he was okay and every time he responded with a clear "NO". She didn't stop to reassure him or explain anything to him or even ask him what she could do or what he needed to help him feel better. She was very careless during her job and she's lucky he didn't fall out of the wheelchair because it would be her head if he had since he told her he had a fainting problem and needed to lay down! She practically mocked him and made light of it and said if you fall you'll fall back in your wheelchair. Extremely rude and careless! There was a quick moment shortly after he fainted that I actually thought he was going to fall forward and out of the wheelchair.. Pure negligence on her part!
Everly Green She didn't mock anyone. No negligence there whatsoever.
🤣calm the fuck down snowflake😂 you'll never make it in the real world🤣😂
It’s a needle dudes a pussy
Whoever that nurse was, she wasnt a good one for many reasons. And the one filming it supposed to be a friend or something, just laughing?
Shitty friend
That's what friends are for...
That's a common reaction. He vagaled out. He didn't stop breathing at any point. No wonder the nurse wasn't surprised 😂
You never had a real friend. That's sad.
Diane Berg, exactly! People can’t just make fun of people without someone trying to over analyze shit. Fucking idiots. Quit being pussies. He’s a man. It was funny
Poor guy. He needed more compassion.
If he has a history of passing out then he should of been placed on a stretcher instead of a wheelchair. The nurse needs a serious attitude adjustment. She was flat out rude.
Donna G Exactly!
I felt like the guy with the camera was rude. Telling her to hurry up because his phone is dying.
Amen sister! I've been a nurse for twenty two years, and I'm pretty Sure I wouldn't received a stern warning or suspension, Maybe worse had I been caught with that nasty attitude! Why he wasn't put on a stretcher/bed I don't know... I'm not real certain she's even a nurse! I certainly hope I never run into any nurses trained at the same place she was for sure!! Rude, entitled acting, Little Bitch!
I've dealt with a lot of nurses throughout my years and very few are kind and respectful. Most of them are very rude, opinionated about whatever you need, roll their eyes, and blow you off like you're annoying them.
Donna G she will get it when you patient breaks his nose or teeth. Seen it.
the nurse was so careless. the Dude is telling you what's gonna happen
They didn't worry about it happening because he was already sitting and the nurse was there they didn't have to worry about him falling and hurting himself and they knew he would come out of it in a few seconds and there was a Dr at the desk too. He was completely monitored and it's actually a common reaction for people so the nurse knew he was fine and that's why when he said it would happen she said it's fine you are already sitting in a wheelchair.
Uhhh, when a patient says they feel like they’re going to feint, you lay them down. Common sense.
Ben Ben for some stupid reason they wont let you lay down. Every single blood draw/shot I’ve taken I’ve told them beforehand that I WILL pass out yet they never let me lay down at first even though there’s an examination bed right there beside me. Not once have I not passed out. It’s so annoying.
@@mattyfizzle are you too fat to move?
Feint?
@Marilyn Monroe Actually, he can. Patients fall to the side all the time, so it's definitely safer to have them lie down :)
Are you in the medical field?
wow I feel for him and the nurse should had listen to him and should have been more understanding of the situation, they dont teach compassion in school for nursing
I feel for the guy. My daughter never minded getting shots when she was little but she developed a phobia around 12/13 and like this guy said...it's not just about the needle, it's the process. Her face goes gray/white, her eyes roll back in her head and she breaks out into a cold sweat instantly after they remove the needle.
When the patient said he faints at the process, the RN should have had him lay down on a gurney,
thats very true . not sitting up.
Clearly it was not an issue even a little bit.
Everyone in this situation except the patient acted so poorly
As my old mum used to say - the bigger they are, the harder they fall. Don't be embarrassed fella.
As a nursing student, never have I seen an injection go soooo slowly into a patient.
I know, even though I am nowhere close to a doctor that shot was so, so slow
Karandeep Tak everyone is always better at doing something then someone else. I'm sure if you were video taped during your job. Lots of people would have the exact same comment.
The guy looks muscular. If he was tensed up it would definitely be a slow go
Ask your teacher to explain the progesterone shot. It’s more of an oil consistency and takes a while to administer. They have a thick consistent so it literally feels like it takes forever.
Karandeep Tak that’s why you’re a student. When you get years in then pass judgement. The field is not what the books/class make you think it’s like.
Sure it was slow, but wait till you see someone rush a injection or miss the vain 15 times.
That was extremely unprofessional
+XforeverlongingX
This nurse is very unprofessional
+Horses4life1001 not only that but look at the way she gives them shot she never Aspirat the needle im not a rn or a dr but i have seen my share of shot videos and that is one thing you learn in med school this women should have her lic, remove and be fire from this er she works at, and i think XforeverlongingX, say it better then all of us here That was extremely unprofessional i 100% agree
She took it as a joke. Why didn't she take vitals?
She laughed and asked are you alive?
Sounds like a great place to get treated.
+TFOX9 You don't need to aspirate for blood if you place the injection at the deltoid, the thigh or the butt because there are noe major blood vessels or nerves in close proximity to the injection site.
+LeafBucket If an IM injection is given is in any of the locations you named, aspiration prior to injecting is absolutely necessary.
There are plenty of veins, arteries, nerves, etc that can be easily damaged... Also, not everybody's anatomy is the same (similar, but not 100% identical), so why risk harming someone?
That wasn't good and isn't funny. That's a response that can go south fast, it isn't from the fear he didn't even flinch at the needle, it's a genuine response and he should have been laying down at the very least. Not fond of that nurse or his buddy.
The guy FAINTED. Never heard of a catastrophic incident occurring from a simple FAINT. Get a grip and chill the fuck out.
It’s a little funny.
What a f****** pussy
Fainting is no joke and is a terrifying feeling usually followed up by a severe amount of anxiety that can leave a person very shook
Exactly my thoughts...
TRICK: FLEX YOUR MUSCLES (but relax the one that the needle is going in). You faint because your blood is rushing away from your head. Flexing forces blood back into your head. Sort of like a Jet pilot and G's. People don't understand that it's a weird reflex. Has nothing to do with pain, just a strange involuntary psychosomatic response.
If you need a trick to get a shot you're a pussy
@@sharonenfo805 Are you in middle? Or just fkn stupid?
Yes, please flex your muscle with the needle inside of it.
Sharon Enfo you are 😂 stfu little kid
This is what happens when we communicate in a non Nonchalant manner. People in hospitals don’t take it seriously. When I had gallbladder pain and went to the hospital I wasn’t taken seriously because I wasn’t screaming in pain. My gallbladder almost burst because of the lack of reaction from the hospital staff. As soon as my blood work came back they said oh we need hospitalize you and to take you into surgery. Your blood levels are too high. The patient communicated that he faints because of the process and not because he fears the needle. That was a clear communication to lay him down. This is a lesson learned.
Non nonchalant? Are you fucken brain dead?
He used it in proper context
@@marcuswesley4499 No, but I'm pretty sure you are.
so many whiners in this comment section.
@@gabrielsvastha7807 Not really, the initial statement was kinda weird. 'Nonchalant' was the way that dude was acting in not expressing or eliciting any concern. 'Non nonchalant', would mean he was not acting that way, which isn't even how you would properly express if someone was acting that way.
I will say, the dudes were being dipshit disrespectful to the nurse, so F it, good to see him look like a total pussy over something so banal.
I’m a nurse- it’s always the big “strong” guys that faint- always!
Hmm i wonder why.
Do people really faint?
Are you serious ???? How embarrassing is that
Or people covered in tattoos who are terrified of needles
Signe Crawford
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how caring and compassionate that nurse is, eh? 😬😒😒😒
When he said “the shot is here?” I screamed! That was hilarious!😂😂😂😂😂
As a LPN, I do know that I was taught to inject at the rate of 1mL per 10 seconds, but come on nobody actually injects medicine THAT slow. However, if that were my patient I definitely would NOT have just stood there and watched him faint like it was a joke. That nurse should have also known to support his fall because sadly when someone faints, a simple wheelchair will not stop them from falling out of it. Every muscle in your body is limp, you can fall in any direction.
Emily Joy I am a RN and I totally agree with you on your comments about injecting so slowly. Plus she neve drew back to see if she was in a blood vessel. And that she just watched him faint without making sure he was not going to hurt himself by fainting in the chair. Its a wonder he didn't actually end up on the floor. Then the fact she didn't bother to put the guy on a trolley when he told her he will faint. I would rather take the precaution of putting him somewhere safe than having to do all that paperwork when he lands on the floor possibly hurting himself.
Bad nurse and nursing skills really.
when I would inject progesterone to women that had multiple miscarriages and is pregnant. That is thick and has to be pushed slow or the lady will be in pain.
balckbettystack is there a rule or something where they can’t let you lay down while getting a shot or blood draw?
Years ago I needed to get a blood draw and I asked to lay down because I knew I’d pass out but the nurse wouldn’t let me initially. She did the draw and I fainted. She needed to remove the needle so she could use both her hands to prevent me from falling off the chair. It was then she decided to let me lay down so she could do the whole process once more.
Nurse Girly just a quick question for the nurse. Why is it important to inject slowly one mil per 10 seconds
Get your RN then you can talk to me
*Windows shutdown noise* , *windows restarting noise* , *windows starting noise*
“It’s not the pain I’m afraid of, it’s the process” 😂
Poor guy 😞
As embarrassing as it is I had this happen today. I had to get a shot in my knuckle and the first one went as planned but then I started thinking about the process and how the needle was in the joint and digging into it and next thing I know I’m looking through a toilet paper roll and about to pass out. I felt that when he said he’s not afraid of the pain but the process. Your body reacts a certain way when it’s all mental.
Yeah, when I get a shot or a TB test, I feel faint thinking about the injection. I’m totally okay with blood draws though. My psyche is okay with samples but not injections. Lol
To everyone saying this nurse is trash...
lol u right
...that looks more like a small seizure then just fainting....
This is actually called a vassal Va gal Response. Some people do pass out or have syncopal episodes! The drs and nurses need to be paying attention when the patient says they are gonna pass out. Because they have had it happen to them before, it's usually something that takes place as the needle is being removed, but it's NOT a Funny thing. My husband use to always give blood, then one day after he had given it he totally passed out. Because of that he is no longer allowed to give blood. If he does need to have labs, he drinks extra fluids before hand, if its not a fasting lab.
It's pretty funny.
When everyone forgot about you 8 years ago , but TH-cam brings you back to everyone recommended videos to embarrass you ... Again.
I'm confused as to why you all in the comments think the nurse should freak out over a patient fainting... He was situated in a chair, was in no danger, and they probably mentioned beforehand that he has a history of fainting around needles
Everybody has fobias,
maria robles not me.
Phobias lol not fobias
Toonimax lmao
Scarecrow thats kind of racey dont you think
you have typophobia
nurse probably needs some compassion training...
There's no compassion for idiots. If you're gonna refuse treatment, don't go to the doctor! It's that simple!
Mary-Jane Watson not even that dude. Like if he doesn't feel comfortable with a needle and nurse shouldn't be so condicending to the way she treats him. I would be pissed af if a nurse thought it was funny to afraid of something I have not control of. If they're a bit more compassionate then I won't have a problem.
Obviously they're going to use needles just don't be a douche when you have a patient who is uncomfortable. Yea I hate needles but I don't tell the nurses "no don't do it". I know I have to do it but i rather not get shit for being afraid, just work with me and it would go smoother.
Nurse here: I also think that she could have been friendlier. I would have treaten him nicer and would have tried to distract him.
ambulance girl where did that happen at?
"Are you ok?"
"No, I'm gunna need a lot of water."
Poor guy. That nurse had absolutely no bedside manner. She didn't even react when he fainted!
Yeah that's crazy my brother's about to be 30 and he still passes out dead on the floor like boom at the sight of needles
daliza hood lol wtf
daliza hood yeah well there is nothing wrong with that. Everybody has their own fears.
Thats me at the dentist lmao
fears have no age limit xD
Did you just assume your “brother’s” gender?
This makes me feel like the bravest pup alive
Poor guy! I suffer from anxiety but didn’t get it until I got older and I’m terrified of pills and medicine. I will suffer for days because I’m afraid I will loose my control. The mind is a very powerful thing!
you make it sound like the mind is a fucking pussy
Friend asks "Yo, you alright?", Nurse " you okay?", dude in back is watching in awe while the guy is fainting, Fainting Guy simply responds "Yup" LMAO.
Its terrible you're eyes slowly turns black you feel ALOT weaker and you sweat like crazy
If you think that's terrible, you haven't experienced terrible lol.
He's like a computer. He did not faint. He rebooted. Ha,ha,ha.
Kakoygogo 2005 that shit was funny.....
Kakoygogo 2005 oh you poor thing , you're offended? You must be a millennial / sjw
She did a few nursing "No-No's", switching hands with a used needle , she saw he was fainting or having a reaction he could have fallen out of the wheelchair, etc.
Yeah that was stupid how she switched hands like that, I cant trust a methhead looking female anyway
I agree. He could have fallen down and hurt himself.
This happened to me!!!!! During labor no one believed me
They don't believe anything.....I diagnose now by myself Parkinson. I've read tousends of books and so on. They do therapy on schizophrenia!!! I've literally since 7 years Parkinsons!! Last night I smashed my sideboard with my food.... I'd said then I'm hyperactive in sleep and I know every word I talked in sleep. But they don't believe me!! I'm only 31 y.... I hate humans.... sorry for blablablah.....I just meant I feel your comment
@@Urteil164 No, I understand. Try talking to different doctors. Different opinions will help with a diagnosis. Stay safe
Guy is more of a man than the camera man. Knew his body and how it would react. You can see he knows the needle is in. Brain is wired different for everyone.
I think it is the pressure from the medicine that gets a lot of people. I can give blood, but getting a shot is a lot more uncomfortable. I had a bad wreck and didn't like when the IV injected Morphine into me. Well, at first. I could feel it through my whole body for a few seconds.
David Carter I have a pretty high pain tolerance, but it's thr type of pain that a needle delivers that makes me pass out and feel nauseous after a shot
Of course he knows when the needle is in, lol.
i dont understand what kind of brain wiring wuld make such a big man faint at a needle prick. just dont get it. do u think it is bcos of extreme stress tht this happend.
rubbiebubbie duh anybody would know when the needle is in tf u mean 😂
I'm exactly the same, I'm not afraid of needles but for some reason I always feel faint afterwards and that's what puts me off. I've yet to actually pass out though.
Jerk friend No he's alright...when he's obviously not.Stupid nurse didn't listen either.Really unprofessional!
what did you want him to do, give cpr to a man that fainted in a wheel chair when he specifically said it was going to happen?
it’s a little shot, dood is just a pussy he is literally fine it’s like passing out from getting up too fast just get him water and let him rest he’s fine
fucking sasquatch doesn't deserve any help for being a pussy
He’s alright stop being a pussy. She’s doing her job, she seen this many times before and knows he’s fine.
Guess u never had a bestfriend before
I was like that until a nurse said 'a bee sting hurts more than this' after she said that i never went to sleep again
Needles DO hurt. Wtf are you talking about? And every person is different regarding how MUCH it hurts. I have fibro. Every needle hurts every time. Small, large, injection or blood draw. This poor guy was probably so embarrassed.
For fucks sake. They DO hurt. It's not a pain that makes you scream and jump up, but it still hurts. You can feel the needle going through you skin and it's not a pleasant feeling.
Just squeeze a rock and you won't feel a thing next time you get a shot
「L」 _ That's not how it works.
Micalah fibromyalgia is a fake disease created to appease hypochondriacs.
Micalah Fibro is a made up diagnosis when doctors can't figure out what's wrong with you
It was most likely a vasovagal reaction. It’s a physical response from your nervous system that can be triggered by seeing the needle, seeing your own blood, or just feeling anxious about the whole process. Some people feel nauseous, some feel dizzy, start sweating, look pale, or have a drop in heart rate or blood pressure causing them to faint. I found this out after googling it cause the same thing happens to me when I have blood drawn.
Dan Burckitt This happened to me when i took a shot recently. I've always been afraid of needles despite being okay with the pain.
Man when I tell them I pass out from getting blood drawn (BP drops and I'm out) they lie me down just above horizontal, and they have a small bit of food and drink readily available. So glad I was in the Military. I cant be thankful enough for my benefits. I wish everyone could experience the care that I do. It's incredible.
That is a really bad nurse, she lacks all the skills of a caregiver.
Stfu dude, thats an urgent care nurse wat is she supposed to do.
I don’t want to be that guy but usually when people know they’re going to pass out the nurse/doctor has them lay down on a bed to prevent falling and injury
Your not a nurse.
@Nicole Mantip sounds like a great nurse that goes the extra mile
Love her lmao
SO TELL ME WHAT KIND OF NURSE WALKS AWAY AS HE SAYS HES GOING TO FAINT
They didn't worry about it happening because he was already sitting and the nurse was there they didn't have to worry about him falling and hurting himself and they knew he would come out of it in a few seconds and there was a Dr at the desk too. He was completely monitored and it's actually a common reaction for people so the nurse knew he was fine and that's why when he said it would happen she said it's fine you are already sitting in a wheelchair.
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I have fainted and it feels like you're on a Disney ride and all the screens flash before you and your life in 5 seconds.
aina kyungsoo You get really sweaty and light-headed. Your vision gets kinda blurry. Then you pass out if you don't lay down. It's pretty much it. It's not scary at all.
Maybe the first time it can be "weird". But it certainly isn't a big deal once you experimented it once.
+spratsprat My older sister donated blood once and so we walked down the street to get some pizza at a restaurant. We were about to order when she fainted and her face slid across the plexi glass protector at the main counter where you look at all the different pizzas lol I caught her before she hit the ground and I look at the pizza owner at the counter and in a thick Italian accent with the straightest face he asked "Are you gonna order or what?" Completely oblivious. I was like wtf you douche?!
That is a non caring nurse. She didn’t even care about the patient whatsoever not even the LEAST to breaking open the ammonia capsule
You guys are over sensitive...
Jamyion Brigolisko that’s cause you might not work in a clinic , and I do believe if you were in this guys shoes you would want that medical attention that everyone deserves.
Wtf
I went to pick up my wife from the hospital two years ago. Walked in. Saw someone with an IV in their arm and passed out.
corey hardisty awww babe im sorry
People talking down to this nurse like they know what to do better than she does.
Curvatures the people talking down to this a nurse are in the medical field. I'm only a medical assistant and I can see at least three different things that she's done wrong. And I'm clearly not the only person that sees that judging by the comments
You 2 are pussies.. its just a shot. Nothing threatened this mans life
D G D G when you are in the medical field “sensitive” or not you have protocols that are required during situations.. this wasn’t a faint but reflex anoxic seizure. So saying “are you alive” is inappropriate for the situation. Especially when the patient tells you his triggers beforehand.
In fact, I do
Curvatures Most of us do!!! Shes very unprofessional and rude!!!
From my experience as a RN, the bigger the guy the more they faint. Poor guy, I would have at least had him moved to the gourney and been more reassuring.
Lol give him a sticker for being brave. 😂
Gracy Toy Schultz Not funny.
Cristy Ramirez me too!!! Especially the guys that are all tatted up... like I could use a 14g and my needle is still smaller than the needle he had for the tattoo....lol
I use to be deathly afraid. But after chemo, having a central line on my chest, blod draws 1-3 times a day, a line going from one side of my groin to a vein going down into my other leg, and a surgery that gave me rods in my femur and tibia with a full fake knee. Ya, im not scared anymore. Especially waking up to 7 iv lines in my hands , a catheter (biggest fear), and a huge surgical scar from above my knee halfway down my leg and a 3in surgical scar on the back of my leg so they can move a muscle.. Ya that was fun..
Even more fun was when they removed the line in my leg. The doctor thought i had pain meds in my system. Well, i didnt. That was a tickling pain that made me pass out. Then waking up and asking is shes done as the preassure on my groin really hurt more than the line removal. Scared the crap out of the assistant. Good times. Gooood times...
Snipe Stud00 damn you warrior 👌👍
He told her he was gonna faint !!
You, done just fine! I have never been afraid of needles mostly after the chemotherapy treatments I needed but hey I'm sure he will someday get over his fear! 😘
that looks like a seizure
A lot of times when you pass out you have a little seizure, it's pretty normal
Kind of, It's a vasovagal syncope response (to fear, pain, vomiting) When the vagus nerve is triggered, you pass out, your blood pressure drops, and low blood pressure can cause seizures in non-epileptic people. My girlfriend has vasovagal syncope (needles), she passes out, has seizure like responses. It's actually often misdiagnosed as epilepsy because of that.
Chelsea Baker I'm sorry that she has to deal with syncopal episodes but it's great that she's able to make the medical staff aware that it's an issue!
I personally would rather take the extra time to find a bed, exam table, etc for a patient that may have a syncopal episode (for their comfort and particularly for their safety) a million times than risk drawing blood, starting an IV, giving an injection, etc. than have even one patient pass out while sitting up!
Yeah, he postured, that doesn’t happen with vagal seizures. I’m not a doc, just the patient, but she definitely should have guarded protocol since he was sliding. His disorientation afterward was interesting too, could indicate vaso, normal post ictal has other symptoms. I just hope he’s ok now.
Yea it did.
He took the shot well and he cannot be blamed for fainting. It was not him as a person but it was purely his body which overreacted. He had no control over what his body did, causing him to faint. See "Grown Ups Fear Of Injection || Weekend 21" and "Craigs Blood Test Fiasco"" and you will see how well this man did in fact.
"How far away is she?" Lmao 🤣
Fainting even can cause death right way with sudden heart stop, IT IS NO JOKE.
I had fainted after a shot and it's not funny i felt dizzy I had a headache then I couldn't hear nothing then I fainted
My friend fainted at school once.
Omg yes. Yesterday after getting a shot I fainted and fell forwards on my chair and slammed my head on the ground. My mom thought I was dead because I didn't wake up until like a minutes or two after.
wow
osthegamer
I had to get three shots in my arms once and I got both sick and a knot in my arm and I dealt with it like 50 of that guy in one
How tf was she rude?
Ray Espinoza She’s says “you ok. You alive” in a sarcastic manner. As a professional in any field you must always remain polite and courteous ESPECIALLY when someone has an overwhelming fear of something
Believe she was beyond nice. Dude needs to suck it up. Grown man acting like that smh.
Dark Days grown men are allowed to have fears and phobias. Why are you sexist?
Ava Miller How in the blue fuck is that sexist? If it was a grown woman I'm sure he'd say the same thing and I'd still agree with him. Because it's pathetic.
Ava Miller I said it because judging by the picture he in fact looks to be a"grown man".
Its nice filming your friend when he feels pain and laughing.
He does explain it quite clearly
Seems like he was having a reaction to the pain med. she didn't check his pulse or anything... Damn
I have fainted before after a blood test (at the hospital reception), and was screaming the house down this morning when I began a course of injections for necessary treatment. They couldn't even get the needle in the first time, and had to get another nurse in to hold my hand. I shrieked the second (successful) time too. I could just about walk afterwards (injection was in the abdomen). Those who say it's "only a scratch" don't know what they're talking about. The body's reaction is a completely natural and animal one.
I feel ya man, I donate plasma every week, and after the first time, I fainted. Don't worry. After a while, you get used to it.
Hector, what if I faint?
Well, I'm gonna faint anyways
Its funny they say your ok your ok over and over and im like... IM ON THE DAMN FLOOR PASSED OUT IM OBVIOUSLY NOT OK
i totally understand this guy, needles are scary and the nurse attitude didn't help at all.
I haven’t laughed all day! Thank you so much!!! 😆😁😁😁👍🏼
When I draw blood, I’m more careful with the young & muscular guys. True confession!!! 🤓 Love the friend’s reaction though! Lmao
HOWEVER, if a patient is that nervous, I would have him lie down on a stretcher with the opposite side rail on & have assist ready just in case. Vitals check after. He won’t know when I’ve stuck him because I’ll guide him through breathing exercises. I do this daily... only, the patients are already lying down & secure from falls. ♥️
Please don’t walk away from a fainting pt. even if it looks fake. 😬
Fuck this happens to me every time!! 😅 I feel you bro it’s not the pain it’s the process!!!!
Pussy
Darcy King I feel you bro.. I slide of the chair or bed every time. It’s involuntary... not the pain, the process! 😂😂
pimpinhoes 14 You can't call someone a pussy for having a fear. You don't even have the decency to create a profile picture, dumbshit.
pimpinhoes 14 exactly, most people don’t understand. It’s not the pain. I have a huge fear of IVs and blood draws. The thought of a needle being inserted into my vein is what gets me. The pain is the least of my worries. If that makes me a pussy then so be it. I’m a fucking pussy lol.
‘WTF was that’ ...lol
What happens in our brain when this happen?
Your belly hurts then you get dizzy then you see like white and black stuff in your eyes then you just fall
Not that, not the feelings. I was talking about something like the blood sugar goes down, the body "turn off" the brain in a situation he thinks is danger, something like that.
it happens due to a sudden drop off of oxygen to the brain. it's connected to the "flight or fight" response. it can take anywhere from a few seconds to a minute or so for the brain to restore its oxygen levels and then you regain consciousness. hope this helps.
Kristen King Thanks!
Artur Pitanga np 😊
Damn imagine him getting a tattoo 😂
Those shots actually hurt, it goes down in your muscle and everything. Must've been really scary for someone with a phobia.
Nothing funny about this. Fainting from needles is a vagas nerve problem and is no fun.
***** It has nothing to do with toughness its a physiological thing and he didn't act like he was tougher then every one else. You are though!
The problem is, he was a tough guy!!
It is funny. It happened to me twice, and it's really painless. It's better to laugh about it than make a big fuss out of it. It's completely harmless.
Vasovagal nerve
Funny to me, and I know how it feels.
Really how is this funny your friend passed out. I don't understand
Probly Cuz this happens all the time, everyone passes out
Stephanie L oh I see
He's embarrassed on behalf of his friend because it's not "manly" to faint
This fainting was beyond his control; it was his body, not him as a person. And he certainly did not need to have 'friends' like that!
My man asked for water while drinking water. 😂
That’s a friend he needs new ones laughing instead of helping him
Her negligence could have gotten that hospital sued. First of all, she's most likely giving him narcotic pain medicine. He was bound to get drowsy. Second, he WARNED her he was going to faint. She should have had the good sense to get him onto a gurney, BEFORE the shot was administered. She sucks at nursing.
Says the jobless pussy snowflake behind a keyboard
narcotics into muscle do not take immediate affect like that, if it was iv than yes, but it would have to be pretty potent like dilaudid, morphine, or fentanyl.
Onewytlyter it was a intramuscular shot not an IV shot which means it was stuck into his bicep muscle and slowly administered. This will mean the medication takes 5 minutes or more to fully absorb into the muscle and get into his blood stream, even after she finishes the shot. It’s completely different then if he was hooked up to an IV. His fainting was not related to the narcotic pain killer but rather to a clear phobia of shots.
Negligence?? Hardly. Hospital sued? Ridiculous.
You apparantly dont know anything about intramuscular injection they take time to cause an effect, not that fast. Dude is just a lil wuss with needles.
Seems like an eternity to inject the medicine inside of his arm.
Landa Henderson it takes about 10 seconds, I get a lot of shots
Some injectors and have to be administered slowly.
Wtf, here in Sweden when someone faints in hospital, we quickly take you to a nice bed and give you some water , then we are telling you a fun story
Karl XII of Sweden snowflakes.
Daniel Salvador What?
My Dad does the same thing, you need a few people to hold him down and IF you get the needle into him, he's out like a light.
"yo im gonna faint" daww poor dude
Poor guy.
The man taking the video should've helped his friend relax but he was scaring him instead. That one was a serious matter.
yea true
This is good, he will never be a heroin addict.
Fainting is the scariest thing ever. Literally feels like you are dying
Caliduchey nah
How would you know?
Nah, dying hurts much more
@discflickerDotcom have you ever died before? How would you know what it feels like? For all we know we could all feel like we're dying rn
i hear ya man once i were sitting on a chair than i waked up on the ground with my face covered in blood really terrible
I had a state trooper pass out while starting an IV before he had emergency surgery one time. His partner was in the room and cracked up laughing and swore he would never let his buddy live it down. LOL
Nobody in that room helped his situation. When they take blood from me this will happen if I sit down like him. A good young nurse told me to lay down and listen to her talk, she was pretty! and I was fine. I always ask to lay back now.
Only a true friend says "what is wrong with u" after you faint
I like how the girl says your not going to faint and your fine, and then you pass out and she’s asks if your alright. You warned her! She acted as if she didn’t believe you. She lacks compassion. She should find something different to do for a job. This isn’t for her.