Motorcyclist In Critical Pain After Major Crash And Drunk Fight | Casualty 24/7 | Real Responders
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Staff at Barnsley A&E work busy shifts, dealing with all sorts of critical patients. Doctors see to a man involved in a motorbike accident and a drunken fight. The patient's injuries incurred from the fight cause more immediate concern for the staff and seek to deal with it quickly. Meanwhile, another patient is suffering from vertigo which could be a symptom of a stroke. Doctors and nurses weigh up their options on how to proceed.
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I am a nurse in the US, I love the calmness and the time the clinicians take wiith their patients. The US has gotten away from this empathy, for speed as determined by management & insurance companies. It makes me think about moving there.
Single Payer Healthcare has much better outcomes than "for profit" healthcare.
Wouldn't that be nice ✌️
I'm not in medicine yet, I too would consider moving there, for their wonderful health care system. ABSOLUTELY TOPS!!!👍🏻
Nurse Chloe: "I didn't think I'd be smart enough ". 😢 Oh, sweetie, you're a National Treasure ❣
He doesn’t have to sell the bike, he has to stop drinking 😅
Both.
Motorcycle crashes can happen to anybody at any time. Audience wishes hapless victims all the best. Cheers!
Tooth ache? Dang. Call your dentist.
Can't get in to see dentists these days, call 111 who tell you to go to A and E
Sheila is lovely. If I get to 90 and am as that bright I’ll consider it a win!😍🇨🇦
Bloody brilliant, my darlings!
Good to see Jane again!
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Sheila what a sweetie... Reminds me of my late grandma xxx
Why don't they cover these children? If you've checked them and then need to check them again, just take the covers off! It's generally freezing in the A&E department!
Egg mayonnaise? Never heard egg salad called that before.
British.
The egg salad sandwiches in the UK are really good. We were on holiday from the US and were very happy to have them when we traveled on the tube.
You guys rock! My fav. I wish in the US!❤
OMG, the childish reasons some people go to emergency is sickening, taking up valuable time and resources from REALLY sick people...
You go to a dentist not the emergency room for a toothache
@@CW1002 Toothaches *only* happen on the weekends when the dentist is not available! Lol! 😉
@@gianisomaSo true.
But what about the lady who took 12G of paracetamol (acetaminpohen)and 7.2G of ibuprofen in 24 hrs?!
It’s not a toxic dose.
Why wouldn't you go to a dentist for a toothache? Why a hospital???
Dentists don't have after hrs so they probably just went for pain meds to hold them over.
Most dentist won't see u right away for a tooth ache...usually a couple of days before u can get in
Most people don't have dental insurance especially those on government assistance so they go to the ED where they get some pain relief/antibiotics and advised to see a dentist...some never do and return multiple times for pain meds.
@@billy-jadeachiu2296 bingo ✌️
My Doc! Yes! Right to the point ❤🎉
Pooped my pants.
What the hell is critical pain? Do they mean critical condition?
It's a diagnostic tool. (Critical care pain assessment tool). At a certain pain level the nervous system can get overwhelmed and cause problems such as vomiting or even going into shock.
@@d.rim.4275 I think the uploader of this video meant critical condition though.
@@Julmaa87mhm, I wouldn't have called his condition "critical" though, so for me the critical pain made sense. 🤷♀️
@@d.rim.4275 Maybe you need to look up the word critical. I’ve never heard of “critical pain” only “critical condition”
What caused the babies seizure?
Who goes to the ER for a tooth 🦷 ache 🙄
So beautiful
16:04 i love how the editors blurred the backs of peoples heads 😂 gotta keep that patient/doctor confidentiality on LOCK
15 mins to be seen and 4 hours to be diagnosed. Unheard of in Canada. You are lucky if you can be discharged (not kept overnight or sent to surgery, ICU, etc.) within double that time. 🇨🇦
Not in my experience.
I gashed the back of my hand open while washing dishes, waited 8 hrs at the closest hospital until a car crash arrived, gave up, drove 20 miles to a town the next county over after a nurse at my gp's office said to try the er I'd just left which now had a 12hr wait time... I wait at the other hospital 5hrs to have a nurse tell me id waited too long. I told her id wait to see an actual dr & sat 4 more hours before a dr looked at it. I left 3 hrs later w/ 11 stitches, got billed $900 by 1st hosp, $2300 by 2nd hosp, & $275 by gp office for referring me to the er. That was in 1998. Nothing is better- not costs, not wait times, not overbilling. But ive gotten pretty good with super-glue after dealing w/ a few broken windows. 🍀🙏😅
8 hours to be seen & another several hours after that 😳😵😞🇨🇦
Oh in US just crazy!!! ✌️
Sheila❤❤❤
Please no volunteer
This is a re-upload
As an adult you don’t read the medication dosing instructions ?! Ridiculous
I have a question, I was watching an older video an older woman fell…the paramedics gave her Morphine then a few minutes later she got sick. SO MANY people are allergic to this drug, has even killed people because it was unknown or the drs or paramedics didn’t look into their records. Shouldn’t they ask the patient or find out before giving morphine?
Very often it's not an allergy, just the vomiting centre in the brain that gets activated. An antiemetic can be given to help with that. A real morphine allergy with rashes, swellings and cardiovascular problems is rather rare.
But in general - if the patient is awake it should be asked if they've ever been given morphine before and if they take certain medication.
DONT people know to give their chidren nsaids for a fever before it gets out of hand and causes seizures?
I could've sworn they said the little boy had epilepsy.
@@almaecluI thought when they did the handover for the little boy he said known epilepsy!
They did, some people just like to judge when they aren’t in the same situation.
He’s a known epileptic. Crescendo of seizures can cause fever.
Some people 🙄. The boy has epilepsy!
28:00 That’s not true in the US. Women’s insurance is higher because women have more health problems than men do.