Trauma Doctors Are Called to the Scene of a Stabbing | Trauma Investigators Full Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2016
- A student’s life hangs in the balance after being stabbed in central London. A snooker hall manager falls head first from a roof and doctors urgently need to work out if he has a life changing brain injury. A man is comatose after being struck by a car, but doctors are at a loss to explain his low level of consciousness. The doctors race to identify a woman’s injuries after she has been hit by a motorbike.
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i had this happen to me (what happened to the first dude, sandy), the pain is unbearable as the air leaving your punctured lung is filling your body and pushing all of your organs into your ribcage. if it wasn't for the air ambulance and staff i'd be dead today and every year i raise money for the air ambulances who saved my life. god bless these absolute miracle workers!!
The description doesn't match the video cases.
it does, it's called pneumothorax. when there is a hole in the lung the air has nowhere to go but be trapped inside your body and it pushes your organs into your ribcage. just because they didn't explain that here doesn't mean it doesn't match the case. the knife in his case was under the armpit under the left arm, mine was under my armpit under my right arm
twit/saunders that is so much to go through emotionally mentally and physically I am so glad you are ok bless you x I totally agree they do an outstanding job and beyond
I vaguely remember having a chest drain in icu
I do remember the fingers in between my ribs hurting more than my drain. Pain wise it was over with pretty quickly. Thank you to the team at the Jr's paediatric icu
I’m sorry to hear that, I’m glad you’re ok. It’s wonderful to hear you contributing back! Not a lot of people do that...
The level of classiness of the doctor entering the first ambulance "Hello, how are you doing- is it alright if we pop in?" Really sets a tone for dealing with a situation with a level head and overall good communication!
No dear, that’s simple manners
@@kaylaireland3494 if you didn’t know, MOST HUMANS DONT HAVE SIMPLE MANNERS. Ya Fuckin nut.
@digital design and Innovation, I completely agree with you. Some people who don’t understand are just super shallow people.
There is a Massive Difference between pressure!
That's the Brits for you.
It's so unfair how these patients were not at fault, young and minding their own business yet such trauma will effect them for a lifetime.
First responders, doctors and nurses are angels. They have saved my own life. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!
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they are good people, shame they were abused during Covid
Not moving out of the ambulance's way is illegal in Germany. It costs you a lot of money and can even lead to being imprisoned. How do people not understand that seconds of delay can cause a person's death?!
We have traffic lights in front of the entrance of the firedepartment and I have been in a ambulance when I was bit by a dog
Germany is very nice
It's the same here in Canada. Law requires you, on both sides of the road, to pull over to kerb and stop if an emergency vehicle with lights flashing is approaching - in both directions unless there is a median, central barrier.
Ppl r idiots. Fire trucks and ambulances should have cameras mounted in vehicles. Everyday they upload video and the cities would make a fortune. Give these idiots a lecture and a big fine.
Also in the US. You get a really expensive ticket
We saw this done at the roadside in the middle of Sydney's CBD at 1am. It started with cpr and the patient was fitting. He had gone right under a bus and the Fireies had airbags under it within minutes. There must have been 50 people watching and lots had mobile phone torches on. They worked frantically for 20 minutes and the resus was brutal. Finally his vital signs stabilised. Both paramedics were in the back for the trip to hospital. A policement drove the ambulance. When the trolley went into the ambulance a great cheer went up and some people were weeping. It was one of the most dramatic interventions I have seen and I was in the military. These people are not paid enough. But thats changing fortunately.
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Did you see the pathetic pay rise that they got in Vic? I wish they were getting more.
Technik Meister wow, what an experience. Bless you.
I remember when I worked in a NICU, as an RN,over 30 years ago. We all got used to responding to arrests, giving medications & CPR, & watching as the baby was “..was brought back to life.” I remember the first time a Baby didn’t “ respond” to our ministrations & died. I thought I had done everything “right”. I cried until one of the Docs just said, “ You didn’t do anything wrong. Our Patients die in spite of doing everything correctly.” I realized suddenly that Life & Death Wasn’t in our Control. That Realty brought me comfort.Knowing this brought faith & Love for God & my Savior, Jesus Christ.
They should be very well paid ! Why do athletes get so much money? They do not save lives !!!
Felt very sorry for Sandy. Must have been awful for this to happen when he's so far from home, and ashamed of the person from my country who did it. Hope he recovered well, and that the mental scars heal well too.
Gail Knight : To be fair the stabber could be a foreigner just as Sandy is - unless you know differently for sure? Either way there’s no reason to be ashamed because you can only control your own actions. I’m also hoping he recovers completely in terms of his mental health.
On a side note... Sandy has beautiful long & thick eyelashes!
Gail Knight i
i had this happen to me, the pain is unbearable as the air leaving your punctured lung is filling your body and pushing all of your organs into your ribcage. if it wasn't for the air ambulance and staff i'd be dead today and every year i raise money for the air ambulances who saved my life. god bless these absolute miracle workers!!
Gail Knight. If he were in the US, it would have been a bullet. Talk about shame.
@@Saunderrs i just wish the air ambulances were nt a charity. it seems mad that an essential service like this should depend on charity. but fair play for your support.
The calm competence of the NHS Emergency Room workers is amazing. Calm self-assurance can be the difference between life and death, and it is amazing to watch these professional care-givers perform at the top of their game. While I usually think of medical care as science, these folks here elevate it to the level of art; they offer a human touch that transcends the mere knowledge upon which the tasks they perform are based.
How can someone stab a person ? Over NOTHING most likely. I pray this young man survives & gets all the support he needs 🙏🙌🏽🙏
Sandy is such a sweetheart. I hope he’s doing better and living an amazing life!
Me too. He probably has had therapy to cope with it including EMDR.
@@breannebellezza9755 yeah I feel sorry for sandy
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This is a very welcome to UK. Unbelievable? 😢 what’s happening peoples? Hope the police apprehended the people’s who did that.🇨🇦
God bless you Sandy ✝️💖
Dr. Ahmed has such a soothing voice 🤗 Just what his patients need!
I had two collapsed lungs in a car accident and I was in a coma so I don't remember them doing any of this, but judging by the scars, I had 3 chest tubes... and seeing how they do them really freaks me out... wow...
Well you can thank God you had angels watching over you & doctors that are Gods angels on earth. Imagine if you were awake when then did the tubes. My nephew was hit but a car & was dead face down in a sewer ditch. My brother & I were doing everything we could but God put a nurse on that Hwy. & she was able rot get him breathing. Once the EMS arrived the cleaned the area by his collapsed lung and cut him & he was awake we heard him scream so load my sister fainted. By Gods grace they saved him.
Jake, they gave you the voice box to tell others, don't tell others you were scared 🌈
Yeah a chest tube is gory
@@elizabethkuchta7009 there is absolutely nothing wrong with being scared and/or telling others that you were scared!!
@@donnaryland9976 That sounds so painful... Was it hard for him to hold still during the chest tube insertion because of the immense pain? What was the insertion process like? Did they have to hold him down during it?
A lot of respect to this profession...May God bless them for their service to humanity...
Why god bless…god caused the problem. Oh that’s right he’s only responsible for good things
Yeah!
I feel so sorry for these people I can’t imagine the pain they are going through. Thank goodness for the quick caring doctors.
For the young man from France..how TERRIFYING! To be in a foreign country speak limited amount of the language and to be attacked but have been horrible!!!!
"My gut feeling is that he needs to get to a hospital, quickly"
Damn, you don't say. That was gold
TBI to frontal lobe is not a joke. I sustained one when I was 24, while preparing for graduate school, and it had serious affects on my memory and concentration for a good six months. First semester of my master's degree was difficult because of the recovery.
ADHD person here. I can understand why this trauma affected you this way; the similar symptoms of ADHD (difficulties with short term memory and concentration) are due to delayed development of the frontal lobe. I can’t imagine experiencing TBI, I hope you are in a better spot now.
@@djkitkat2045 I HAVE SHORT TERM MEMORY LOSS , LACK OF CONCENTRATION , LOSS OF SOME INHIBITION IN BEHAVIOR AND CONFUSION CAUSED BY A STROKE BUT IT WAS NOT IN THE FRONTAL LOBE . I THINK IT WAS THE BASAL GANGLIA IN THE MIDBRAIN . I HAD SOME SWALLOWING DIFFICULTY BUT I HAVE ALMOST COMPLETELY OVERCOME THAT . I CONSIDER MYSELF VERY LUCKY TO BE IN AS GOOD OF SHAPE AS I AM . I HAVE TROUBLE UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE AND SOME HEARING LOSS ( BUT I DON'T KNOW IF THE STROKE CAUSED THE HEARING LOSS ) . I HAVE TO ASK PEOPLE TO TALK SLOWLY AND LOUDLY BUT THAT'S OK. I STILL FEEL LUCKY THAT I'M NOT PHYSICALLY DAMAGED .
I have autisim and ADHD!
@@Marahelahsimkins You're a Millennial, aren't you?
I had an accident, got run over by a tractor. Broke 6 ribs my spleen was abit smashed and causing internal bleeding and punctured a lung as well. The paramedics and all the emergency staff were amazing. I recovered pretty well in 6 weeks and was back working on the farm again.
Can't thank the front line enough for the work they do.
Yes but unfortunately they are paid peanuts and the government is doing nothing about it.
2023 and we still have many stabbings and so many kids being killed by knives. its ridiculous!!! Huge appreciations to all medical staff everywhere.
a 16 and a 15 year old was stabbed in my town a couple weeks ago. sadly the 16 year old died. people need to think twice before doing stupid stuff to innocent people.
Everyone in the medical team for emergencies do such a tremendous job saving lives.
Yeah!
Simon made me sad because it reminded me that my stepdad's brother died last year falling off his roof while doing some work on it. Fortunately he and his sister were able to fly across the country to see him before he died.
I’m very sorry. I have always felt the greatest gift we can give someone is to be with them as they pass. I’m very happy your stepdad and his sister were able to do that.
I worked in a level 1 trauma center in the US. It amazes me how laid back these people are. No adrenaline crazy drs. and nurses running around shouting orders. LOL!
Disagree about US trauma. We are a well oiled machine and everyone has a role and our results speak for themselves. No we don’t stay and play at a scene, but scoop and run so we are triaging and treating. And a great deal of trauma patients are charity cases if they don’t have insurance. My hospital in Georgia, USA has the largest burn unit in the world and we treat patients from all over the world and our survival rate is unrivaled. This is all due to the physicians and nurses who scramble in a well choreographed dance of life saving care.
@Therese Davis Physicians and nurses are not considering cost when a trauma comes in. We rip through the same supplies, meds, fluids, etc, as we have no idea what the patient can or cannot pay. My hospital writes off millions of dollars of care every year. How that happens in the corporate world probably has some great tax benefits, but as long as people are getting care, it is a win-win. Our system is far from perfect and my own out of pocket costs for insurance can be up to $12k for a family of 4. But as a nurse, I make $93-100k a year depending on the amount of time I work and with my health care spending account I can pay for some of my deductible with pre-tax dollars. I worked hard for my degree and so did my husband (aerospace engineer with 12 years in the Air Force as a pilot) and we know we are blessed and live in a blessed country. Merry Christmas.
Yea this is way more calm than ER
Everyone has their own style but calm people make this world go round. I am NOT a calm person so I am envious of those with great control!!🤣🤣
@@CatMurray what makes you say you live in a blessed country?
I have worked as a social worker in a brain injury rehabilitation centre where people lived in for months at a time. It was a difficult time, especially for family when the person's personality and abilities change due to the brain injury.
I can’t understand how one person can seriously hurt or even kill another person. These doctors and nurses are so incredibly skillful and compassionate. ❤️❤️😀😀🙏🙏👍👍
why do they always say "sharp scratch" when it *isn't* a scratching sensation but a sharp pain.
It's partly to keep you still. If they said it's going to hurt a lot, some patients would move more.
Poor Sandy, that's absolutely heart breaking, poor guy. Hope he can recover physically and mentally and live a good life
Thankfully it seems like he physically recovered well. But mentally, it will take a long time for him to recover from something like that.
All of you, are amazing in the national health service. I am so grateful for all of your service and know how much negativity you have had recently due to covid. I just can’t comprehend that and I’m so sorry it’s the case. But know there are more of us who are for ever grateful.
I admire those who work hard to save people's lives. With compassion.
Aww that French guy .
He seems so genuine and nice .
Everyone in the ER is so polite and respectful.
Yeah!
I know, right?
Night and day difference compared to America! Here there are a LOT of snotty DR's and Nurse's. Lot's.
It's not an ER, it's A&E, this isn't the USA.
I can't thank the ambulance service 💖 for all they did for my husband the night ❤️ he was attacked in 2014 although he died in 2017 from the injuries as he did suffer serious brain injuries he would not have had those few extra year's with me and his kids these doctors and paramedics are amazing and I thank them so much for what they do for people each and every day thank you 💖 u people are God sent
These ambulance people are the best if anyone sees a ambulance with biue lights please pull aside to let them through their probably going to save someone Life and life is precious these people are amazing may God 🙏 bless them all thank you 💖 for all you do to save lives 🙂
Here in MA USA... just the ambulance ride to the hospital is now over $1,000.00! An IV is extra as is an EKG while in transit... and YES, there are some very good MDs in the US and there are some that pose as physicians and have little or no compassion for their patients.
Our system in US is no where near as good as yours. I'm getting ready to lose my insurance so I will have to come off meds that treat my lupus.
LissaSun Sorry to hear about losing your insurance. Luckily I have MassHealth at least until Trump gets rid of it soon. Curious to learn about Lupus if you can to PM??
Lupus is where the body's immune system mistakes normal parts of the body as foreign invaders and attacks them. Breaking down the body parts causes molecules to be released that are too large for the body to remove and so scar tissue forms over them which interferes with organs working correctly. An attack on a body part is called a flare and fever, sore joints, and extreme tiredness occur during a flare. Plaquenil limits the number of flares which are treated with steroids and chemo. Exposure to sunlight increases the number of flares. The skins, lungs, and kidneys are common targets of lupus but any Part of the body can be attacked. Because I didn't get insurance till expanded Medicaid it has done major damage to my lungs, and second stage kidney failure, and one knee no longer bends. Minor damage to c4 and 5 on my back, skin, and other knee. There is no cure and while hereditary plays a part as of now the cause is unknown.
Thanks for your very informative description of Lupus. I wish you well and I hope you don't lose your benefits due to the new POTUS.
it's cos our doctors and nurses don't put profit,money and insurance before their hippocratic oath...
I'd force offenders to do reparation by working for a year free of charge in Emergency, they would have to watch, clean up after doctors and comfort patients and pass an exam on what they'd learnt
Don't forget washing and wiping the patients' asses. LOL
It’s a nice idea but some of them you wouldn’t want anywhere near vulnerable people.
Dr Karim is fantastic, natural educator as well as a great doctor.
What in God's name is wrong with people - stabbing a totally innocent person getting on with his day? Why??
Envy and hatred .
It's London been like it for decades now....they kill each other (gangs) because they live in different postcodes, innocent or not in certain areas if you aren't known you are considered an enemy and risk getting jumped...stabbed...or even shot. The drugs/money/clout/growing up knowing you could die just by walking out you're door has created an upbringing of fear that turns into desensitized.... just pure unsympathetic no emotionally feeling for others suffering.
Why not?
@@tomtucker8849 You must be unwell!
It's horrible, I'm in NYC- nothing's different here 😢
Poor guy- he got stabbed for no reason😒😒😒
I love that they have trauma Drs at the scenes. I wish the USA and Canada would do that. We’d save a lot more people, and save a lot of grieving families.
We don’t have a lot of people in the medical field. Very low staffed now and since covid it’s gotten worse
@@Bibblesupremacy1992 I can totally understand that. Covid has put a tremendous strain on the medical system.
I wish the government would recognize that and allow extra emergency funding. I’d gladly increase my taxes for that.
@@luvtocook6881 Why wait for the government to solve the problem? Take a nice big chunk of your cash , and gladly donate it to your local hospital. Can't afford the lump sum? Set up a savings account and donate at the end of every year.
@@contessaanthrope5775 apparently you don’t know me… because if you did, you would know I donate to my hospital, children s hospital, breast cancer, and every other charity… as well as on Remembrance Day for WW1-2 as my Grampa served in both… and I’m proud of it…
Don’t judge me because you don’t know me… oh I also give meals to the homeless and grow a garden for the food bank and the elderly and single moms in my neighbourhood… so you obviously don’t have a clue as to who I am.
Who else has “Taken a Deep Breath” each time the doctor said “Take a Deep Breath”?
I ahve
Same here I remember when a brick was thrown at the side of my head for no reason, I was impacted luckily awake but that eye closing feeling.
Wasnt till the cops arrived 7 of them taped the road - clue search also they found the guy, beat him with truncheons lol and took him 2012 this was.
I was taken to trauma unit by Ambulance, they did an amazing superb job, just the other part of NHS mess me around still dont forget those docs to this day
True!
My heart goes out to Sandy. May he heal physically, mentally, and emotionally. I don't understand why there are some people in the world that just want to be evil and do evil. It seems as if they would want to do something positive with their life. Unfortunately, Satan is alive and well. Poor Sandy had to face down pure evil. Thank God he survived. I pray for him a happy life.
Satan? God? Jesus, you're stupid and don't understand psychology lol.
The Medical staff (Doctors, Nurses, Ambulance and all ) are fantastic!!! So proud of you all.
*FYI- A patient with gcs of 3 gets that 3 for being there and showing up to the party. Dead people are gcs 3 and so are critical people that are technically alive. Great show and I love how most everything is explained.
Alcohol poisoning is no joke.
I absolutely love the way they treat their patients. Such kindness is important to recovery.
I’ve had 4 traumatic brain injuries and the last one changed me. I can no longer work and struggle to live the life I had before. Short term memory is the worst. Almost burned my home down 3 times bevy I forgot I had something on the stove.
I use to make weddings gowns, fill length costs etc. now I struggle just to make a basic piece of garment.
I can totally understand where the man is that fell through the roof. I too struggled with severe migraines because of it. 13 yrs later I’ve released to do a lot but still struggle with a full recovery. I owe my recovery to my Drs and my faith in God.
We can heal and be close to where we were before. Sadly some family members can’t understand… it’s an injury that can not be seen like a broken leg, some just can’t understand… I’m so thankful that it wasn’t words. The man was never caught… he not only changed me personally but he robbed me from my family… I can only be thankful things weren’t worse.
May I ask: how did you manage to have 4 TBIs? No offense meant here, I am just really curious.
Such beautiful comments showing those in the medical field respect they so deserve. I myself worked 17 years in the medical field and that appreciation can go a long way. Those of us who did or have done it is because we love helping others. Bravo to all the front line workers. 👏👏👏
The cut on the women's head that was hit by a motor bike was SO DEEP.
Was so happy she didnt have a fractured skull or brain injury. Thought it was going to be super serious. Hope she recovered as well as she could and didn't have too many problems with that badly broken leg !!
I went to London for a summer doing study abroad and the program that I went through had a former London police officer come in and give us all safety tips about living in London. Some of the other students were from small midwestern towns and weren't used to cities with millions of people. One of the things he told us was to watch out for stabbings.
how eaxctly do you "watchout" for stabbing"
God bless all those who help save lives.It takes a special kind of person to do these jobs.This includes police,fire dept.,first responders,ambulance and all In the hospitals.Bless you all.Here in the USA and every country,thank you for helping to save lives.
Put spaces between your punctuation
Yeah!
For a start, there's no such thing as god, secondly, it doesn't take anything special outside of training, thirdly, this is the UK not the USA.
Thank you for posting these videos. 🙏
Awful to think whilst we are watching this, some ones getting robbed, stabbed, raped, burgled, kidnapped and even worse.
However, we need to also think of all the positive points that are happening from day to day.
I didn’t get numbed up before my pneumothorax ....was in A&E ...I had 100% collapse my heart was going too fast so there wasn’t time for pain relief or numbing ....and the dye they use for the scan makes you fell warm Like you’ve wet yourself!
That must of been painful hope you are okay
It wasn’t pleasant ..they’d thought I was having a panic attack.. until the X-ray showing fully collapsed tension s.p I’ve had 2 more since… both with numbing.. highly recommend lol
God Bless every single one ☝🏽 of you for caring for all souls 💟🛐💟🦋👣🦋
Omg imagine you’re the guy on the motorbike who hit Paloma and you hadn’t known what happened after, and you see this video and you feel so bad for breaking her leg
I'm shocked rn my mum was actually in a coma with a brain bleed from hitting her head renovating the fire place that same year an we was lucky enough she got through it pretty okay without much damage 🙏 pray for any family going through it they pull through
Dr Gareth assessing the injuries in a soft voice, gentle background music, soft focus..... Chris Morris' "Jam" vibes....
Knife crime in the UK has become even more prevalent since this programme was made, and the death rate from it has now astronomical, and yet the powers that be have still not done anything to correct the fundamental issues that virtually encourage individuals to carry knives. Even one death from knife crime or the culture of carrying them is one to many, just as it is for gun crime, or any other form of assault with, or without a weapon.
Dj Phantom
That is the cause of the Judicairy and Govermant, if they made it mandatory 12 years with no parole for a minor stabbing to life with no parole for a fatatily, also, 12 months without parole for carrying a knife, it might start to be an effective detterent.
Scott Gibson, yup, 100%, but it won’t happen because the politically correct brigade would be screaming about human rights etc, that’s the problem, no backbone anymore.
A high probability of getting caught is a good start
@@scottgibson7534 💯
I had a pneumothorax when I was 18 and the chest drain was the most painful thing I have ever experienced. Worst part was the doctor who put it in seemed surprised with how much pain I was in after the procedure.
American doctor, right?
Yeah, lot's of them are like that.
This show is sooo well done! Bravo
Will never forget my Chest Tube experience by a new ER PA who couldn't get it in. (Her first chest tube insertion.) And nothing but Lidocaine on my skin. oohh. Tried for about 10 min and then they knocked me out with morphine. Thank God!
What a group of people. The real heroes of our world. Our NHS is just spectacular 💙
After watching a lot of these kind of episodes (and as a person that happens to take multi medications with a few other issues) I am now looking into getting a 🏥Medical Bracelet (they also have necklaces and keychains🏩 now as well😊. I didn't know. Also some insurances actually will reimburse them too😊)...
I think it would be a grand idea as seeing sooo many people that are in "unable to talk situations" or the docs puttin people in sleepmode to save their life. That medical info is so deadly important to know, really life or death. Quite scary actually if you think about it.
Something to think about for you peeps out there that have ailments that are affecting your life too
MissKitty - Excellent idea and advice.
MizzzKitty did you know there is another way off alerting paramedics to what medication your on is called Message In A Bottle, it available from many chemists, if you can't find one contact your local Lions Club, you fill it in with the medication your taking and put it in your fridge, if your taken ill at home and can't communicate then the paramedics will look in the fridge automatically, Medic alert is great if your out..
Retired nurse here, yup, I wear a medical bracelet with medication info and it has a number on the back that will immediately connect to my medical records and physical conditions online for ambulance. As I have a TBI w/seizures and a few other issues related. They can be life saving! ❤ I also have a complete medication list card with my primary physician in Neurologist numbers in my wallet and on the front of my fridgerator in plain sight. My husband as well.
Wonderful care..great series…thanks!
That is terrifying, poor guy
So the NHS is an absolute god send. We don't realise how truly lucky we are to have this system in place. I've had sepsis, rushed to resus, and they saved my life. My nephew, he was stabbed in the chest, millimetres from his heart, 6 hours in surgery and they saved his life. I can't thank every single person who works with the care system enough, especially those doctors, nurses, paramedics, surgeon and anesthesiologist enough.
Bless your NHS!
Here in the US both of you would have died, and if not, bankrupt and homeless.
I hope in time you get a government that properly funds the NHS!
RESPECT TO ALL THE HOSPITAL STAFF.
True!
I'm from East London
I had a cardiac tamponade at the start of the year and it was a terrifying experience...I genuinely thought I was going to die. I urge anyone here to take as good care of your heart as you can...
Poor Sandy he seems so lovely ! :(
Right there in the street.......amazing.
I hope Sandy has some pain killer on board.
What I like about this dcfhow is when they use " technical terms" , they explain how to say it and what one has to do to fix it.
After an emergency open brain surgery for a brain bleed the healing process was so painful. Skip now too I had a seizure and they fractured my sternum administering CPR, now that is way more painful.
Dr. Gareth has nerves of stell...so calm and cool in tense situations....brilliant!
First of all totally ashamed and disgusted by the statistics of such violence in my country!!!....whats gone wrong?......second much respect to these drs and nurses for the terrific job they do putting these people back together again, although I always think how brutal it is to cut a hole in someone's side for this tube while they are fully conscious..then stick their finger in it...I've seen his on American ICU shows...horrible....the patients are always moaning in pain.
They gave him Ketamine beforehand though he was groaning in pain but he isn't going to remember any of it at all
True!
my daughter is a Paramedic in Missouri she is amazing!!! she is going to school now for her RN Lic. I worry someday some idiot will not get out of her way not see her , just scares me but when she was in Iraq as a medic that scared me more lol. God BLess our Children,sister, sons and Daughters who risk their lives for others and hope People knows they also have a family at home too.
My niece is an RN in Texas and she loves it. She is an amazing woman as are all first responders. I greatly respect them all and my own life has been saved on numerous occasions by them. I have has pneumonia 20 times over the last 2 years and have gone septic 5 of those times. They are all 😇
Thank your Daughter for her Service in Iraq and back here stateside..HOOAH to this young Sister, may she continue to move forward with life..
I’ve had a draining tube in my lung before but I couldn’t imagine being awake during that procedure! I hope Sandy is doing well now poor thing
I can not fathom the incidents of stabbing… and crime period. I can’t imagine living in that kind of environment.
I may be naïve and at times be found wearing rose coloured glasses… I just struggle with what man can do to each other. I’m just so glad they have this service. It actually blows my mind that it’s a service that’s needed.
I am normally not squeamish watching these kind of programmes but I can’t bring myself to watch as they put a chest drain in oh my god I can physically feel the pain that and popping a dislocated shoulder back into the socket
I’ve had chest drains put in 7 times. 5 times I was awake. Back in the *80s they didn’t numb you at all. They just made a cut and pushed through. It was horrible!
Wow love the trauma team
The guys and gals are amazing!!! Thank you all!!!
THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING.
Yeah!
Gosh poor Sandy! I've been there, and I've assisted in doing this to another patient, neither one was fun. That cannot 'numb' the area, they need it pavóres tuos, to allow the flesh to close around the opening, thus the patient feels everything that is going on.
He is brave. I'm glad he survived what a nightmare especially in a country you barely know
That sounds so painful! Was it hard to hold still during the insertion because of the immense pain? What was the insertion process like? Did they have to hold you down during it?
And when you assist doing this to other patients, do they tend to scream and flail during it because of the pain?
Sandy has beautiful eyelashes!
Our wonderful NHS Thank you all
I commend every individual of importance that gives life to those on the verge of dying....amazing people.
Maybe I’m weird but I’ve no idea how anyone could wilfully stab someone,anywhere on their body. No matter who they are or what they’ve done.. I couldn’t willingly inflict that kind of pain or life threatening injury onto someone else. Not only that,but…That person is someone’s child,sibling,cousin,etc..
Cannot understand why at circa 22:00 that patient gets moved out of the ambulance into the darkness of the street to RSI him? Like seriously wouldn't that be easier in the safety and light of the ambo?
So great they do follow up
To the young lady who was hit by a motorbike please listen to the therapist and do those exercises . I broke my shoulder and doing the physio is what gave me nearly full use of my shoulder again . I wish all the people who have been hurt a full recovery and all the medical people a huge Thank You for the difficult work you do :)
This is ALMOST too graphic to watch!! Who stabbed that kid? I am sad to see this...... poor kid... may he recover!!!
So amazing
It’s so interesting knowing how different these situations are compared to my country, the USA. Here i don’t think actual doctors go on the field, usually just paramedics respond to serious traumas like this, then they’re brought to the trauma emergency rooms. Also the report from EMS given before arriving at the hospital. It’s all so interesting to see how similar yet different each country works
Whenever they have to do a chest tube for the collapsed lung I can feel pain!! They say that hurts bad. No matter what drugs they give them the patient always cries out.
I can't understand why they don't knock them out. It looks like torture!
@@mandybennett3435 They do knock them out - usually with K or Ketamine. Under which patients will still verbalise discomfort. Afterwards, patients have no recollection what so ever.
@@Lesloi6227 that's good to know. They sure do seem aware at the time. Thanks for easing my mind!
@@Lesloi6227 not remembering pain is not good enough for me. I don't want to experience the pain in the moment.
Having a chest tube put in & removing the chest tube is one of the most painful things a person can experience.
I wish they would have shown Simon at home like other rescue programs do.
Simon or his family may not have given consent for that. He may be that badly affected, sadly.
i didnt have a punctured lung but my right lung did collapse after a very hard fall on that side they had to come down from trauma and ill never forget the noise/scream that came out as they infalted my lung
The folks who work for our NHS are absolute Angels 😇😇 They’ve saved my life on many occasions. Also my mothers and daughters.. We all owe our lives to them,and are very grateful. 💖🥰
You are very. lucky & fortunate then sadly my experience of the NHS has been atrocious & has left me bed ridden & praying to our Lord each night to let me pass away, this has been going on for 4 years now, you wouldn’t leave an animal like that unfortunately I don’t have the money to visit Dignatas
Poor Paloma
please make more trauma investigator
What a small wound and causing all sorts of havoc internally
I’ve just watched an episode of Boston ER; a lot of apparent confusion, certainly noisy and not as calm and reassuring to the casualty. I know which system I would prefer. And then the bills in the USA….
"Where seconds count" . . . "Hello, How are you doing? Is it okay to pop in?"
I thought the CT should be done right away, prior to chest tube.
You have to
Attend to the ABC’s before doing anything else: airway, breathing, and circulation. Diagnostic tests would come after the patient is stabilized.
Making sure the the lungs and heart can function correctly is always the very first thing you must do, before you even think about doing a CT. Your breathing and circulation are absolutely vital to living. If they stop working, you immediately go into cardiac arrest and die. The chest tube allows the patient to keep breathing effectively, which allows their heart to keep pumping oxygen around their body effectively.
I got a broken spiral fracture of the femur and broken hip, no traction was given on the way to the hospital in a fire truck, just a guy holding it...ridiculous