The public would like to thank the air ambulance crew for all their hard work and commitment to the patient that they are looking after at that time. They comfort their patient. They reassure them and I think that their knowledge of how to medically help the patient is brilliant!! You couldn’t ask for any better!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 And a shout out thanks to the pilots that fly these fly these helicopters that go and pick up the patients and then take them to the hospital where they can get further treatment.🌟🌟🚁🚁🌟🌟 Great video, thank you!!👏🏻👏🏻🌟🌟
When I was 16, I was rushed into hospital with an excessive heart rate. I'd had a couple of lagers BUT walked approx 2 miles with this. I found with this issue you had to be excited and just turn your head a fraction and the heart was uncontrollable and felt tight chested. The doctors couldn't do anything apart from administrator a drug to stop my heart, then bring you back to life. After that I remember they were unsure of what caused this episode X many. Took years for myself to control. 39 now I have vertigo, where I have panic attacks and unsteady on my feet whilst walking. Could focus to long in a face to face conversation until I start trembling 😢 Merry Christmas everyone
i had this a couple of days ago on christmas eve! went very tight chested, could only turn my head a certain way to stop the pain going up through my neck. the colour drained from me and i started shaking like mad, i thought i was on the road out🥴, but it was just a very bad anxiety attack. scared the life out me
@5:44 - patient flat on his back, tolerating an oro-pharyngeal airway, GCS E1, V1, M2 =4/15 = recipe for aspiration!!!! Keep the patient immobilized fully on a backboard/scoop and in full lateral position until ready to instrument the airway - then, and only then, turn the patient back to full supine position!!!!! Ex Chief Flight Doctor, Flight for Life Air Ambulance, Provincial service, Johannesburg, RSA.
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard! Patient was already unconscious and parent didn't show up until later, but sure, by all means, let's just wait and let an innocent 14 year old die because we can't track down the parents. These people are medical professionals and know when it's appropriate to anesthetize a patient and when not.
@sicksonethree really well unfortunately consent is a massive part of life and government act s like duty of care or implied consent are illegal and we must end illegal activities in this way
@@markhyde1714 You’re talking about life and death here and it is as simple as that. You wait to get consent equals death. You let the professionals do what they do to save the life and they live. In other words, you don’t want them saving a life unless they have their parents consent on a piece of paper. Well, I’ll tell you this, if they waited until I was at the roadside to sign a piece of paper for them to perform something that was going to save my child’s life and my child dies because I’m 20 minutes away and they’re just going to wait for me to sign that paper, I would sue them so bad that they would have to close the hospital down. What you’re suggesting is idiotic.
@SnowPink90 yes my daughter died because these people did what I said should not be done without consent they made a mistake at the roadside and she died because of it consent is a priority and a legal right
The public would like to thank the air ambulance crew for all their hard work and commitment to the patient that they are looking after at that time. They comfort their patient. They reassure them and I think that their knowledge of how to medically help the patient is brilliant!! You couldn’t ask for any better!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
And a shout out thanks to the pilots that fly these fly these helicopters that go and pick up the patients and then take them to the hospital where they can get further treatment.🌟🌟🚁🚁🌟🌟
Great video, thank you!!👏🏻👏🏻🌟🌟
I respect respect business business and respect your service 33:45
31:11 lmao “looks like he had different ideas”
When I was 16, I was rushed into hospital with an excessive heart rate. I'd had a couple of lagers BUT walked approx 2 miles with this. I found with this issue you had to be excited and just turn your head a fraction and the heart was uncontrollable and felt tight chested. The doctors couldn't do anything apart from administrator a drug to stop my heart, then bring you back to life. After that I remember they were unsure of what caused this episode X many. Took years for myself to control. 39 now I have vertigo, where I have panic attacks and unsteady on my feet whilst walking. Could focus to long in a face to face conversation until I start trembling 😢 Merry Christmas everyone
i had this a couple of days ago on christmas eve! went very tight chested, could only turn my head a certain way to stop the pain going up through my neck. the colour drained from me and i started shaking like mad, i thought i was on the road out🥴, but it was just a very bad anxiety attack. scared the life out me
Fantastic episode. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🚑🚁.
and wishing you a very happy, healthy, blessed holiday and new year 🎉❤🎄 from California 🌞🙏🏼
@ladydragonfly5793 I hope you, and your family have a Merry Christmas, and all the best in the New Year my friend❤️🙂⚘️🎅🤶🎄.
@5:44 - patient flat on his back, tolerating an oro-pharyngeal airway, GCS E1, V1, M2 =4/15 = recipe for aspiration!!!!
Keep the patient immobilized fully on a backboard/scoop and in full lateral position until ready to instrument the airway - then, and only then, turn the patient back to full supine position!!!!!
Ex Chief Flight Doctor, Flight for Life Air Ambulance, Provincial service, Johannesburg, RSA.
Did he say "what took you so long"?
Why didn't daughter move so medics could exam him?
No legal consent from patient or parents to be put to sleep this needs to be made a. Offence
He was already unconscious from the crash and they were trying to save his life.
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard! Patient was already unconscious and parent didn't show up until later, but sure, by all means, let's just wait and let an innocent 14 year old die because we can't track down the parents. These people are medical professionals and know when it's appropriate to anesthetize a patient and when not.
@sicksonethree really well unfortunately consent is a massive part of life and government act s like duty of care or implied consent are illegal and we must end illegal activities in this way
@@markhyde1714 You’re talking about life and death here and it is as simple as that. You wait to get consent equals death. You let the professionals do what they do to save the life and they live.
In other words, you don’t want them saving a life unless they have their parents consent on a piece of paper.
Well, I’ll tell you this, if they waited until I was at the roadside to sign a piece of paper for them to perform something that was going to save my child’s life and my child dies because I’m 20 minutes away and they’re just going to wait for me to sign that paper, I would sue them so bad that they would have to close the hospital down. What you’re suggesting is idiotic.
@SnowPink90 yes my daughter died because these people did what I said should not be done without consent they made a mistake at the roadside and she died because of it consent is a priority and a legal right