How Doctors Treat Car Crash Patients | Emergency
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Senior Emergency Doctor Emma West leads her team when a critically injured woman involved in a car crash is brought to the Royal Melbourne via air ambulance.
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Thank goodness for emergency doctors and staff! Not everyone can do this type of work, you have nightmares sometimes after seeing the condition of the patient. When your pupils are fixed and dialitated its a sign of major brain injury and not many live when this is present, especially since this person was post accident for 2 plus hours. Truly a sad case.
It’s really horrific what these people go through. We went to aprogram at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in high school, known as the P.A.R.T.Y program. And it basically showed us what theses patients go through and the three different stages from the crash it’s self, ER and then recovery/ trauma ward In many cases they said that many wish for death...really shows how life can change so quickly. From walking one day to be completely paralysed from the waist down the next.
Theses Drs and nurses and hospital stuff honestly just amazing we’d be lost without them
What would we do without these people? Heaven sent.
@MrDigBick 69 😭
Man or woman, doctors have the biggest balls in the world!
Its like the doctor knew going into this that she wasn't going to make it. Maybe based on past experience
R.I.P 🥀
So tragic
R I P 💔💔🙏🏻
car crash
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You not going out tonight but I don't think so too
Why do sports people get paid more than our doctors 💔
And teachers?
@@amandahudson431 teachers don’t get paid shit
So true
Because society values sports people more than health care.
SSfast because sport brings in a lot more money which means there is more money to be given out to athletes+ people pay a lot of money to watch sport, but i wish doctors got payed more
That’s so sad, condolences to her family, it’s so heartbreaking losing a loved one. What a kind set of doctors I wish the best for them all. ♥️
Much respect!
This is why I want to become a Emergency Physician. It’s because of people like her! Mad respect.
Its kind of strange seeing them not racing down the hospital halls like they do on Grey's anatomy!!lol
They all seem calm and level headed!
That's how they need to be to work efficiently and maintain communication between all the staff members in the team.
What an amazing doctor!!! So proud that there are such lovely people who really care in our hospitals♡
And wish the really best for the poor family😭
I felt a sudden heaviness in my chest when she said the patient didn't survive. Rest in peace.
Respect... I wish my country can even match up quarter of this kind of health care
What’s your country
This reminds me of my aunt that I lost in a car crash in 2019
im so sorry
Cool I’ve already seen you in every single video on this channel. I’m sorry to hear it but don’t go on TH-cam to get attention from your aunts death.
@@sampowell6522 i don't actually i have had a lot to deal with because it happened on my 18
This is why we should always donate towards medical research. Without these doctors, nurses and hospital staff and medical research, we wouldn't be so lucky.
These people should be paid
What athletes and actors get paid these are people who really working not acting or throwing a ball around !
This is so heartbreaking! Condolences to her family!
Gives me anxiety, I feel like they’re not moving fast enough. much respect tho cause I couldn’t do this.
The thing is that you need to stabilise the patient tension and, heart and respiratory rate before doing CT scan, if you don’t do that the patient will die on the Scan table, but once you arrive at the that point with multiple locations of internal bleeding, doctors know it’s already too late… they will try their best but everyone know the outcome
In the US they first check if they have insurance
These people are pure angels
Just a question what happened to the other driver like he/she alive or not or in a terrible condition like i wont to know!
The other driver passed away and so did their passenger, the woman in this video's daughter and grandson survived the accident.
Respect
I can't imagine how much this will cost in terms of medical bills
Nothing in the UK.
@@ooseal1675 this is Aussie...Melbourne hospital
@@AzanAli- well we’ve just been forced to pay for it ahead of time through taxes
@@johnb8956 Still, it's nothing compared to America. An ambulance ride costs £1000+ let alone having a treatment in America.
Edit: I hope Joe Biden does something useful.
@@AzanAli- how much do you think we pay towards it in our lives? Where do you think any health service gets money from? I definitely think state run healthcare is better but people have to understand it’s far from free. We pay about twice as much tax as the US.
It's all about greedy pigs,profit profit profit...Without Docs and nurses,athletes won't be in the sport as long,or be at their optimum without healthcare.eg,le brons, he wouldn't be playing basketball this long,if no health care to treat his injuries,and sports doctors trainers he wouldn't be getting paid as high if he not developed his fullest potential to get paid so high
most of the staff are without masks?
Can’t believe half way through helping that man she changes clothes to have an interview
Why is it called royal hospital ! Was it built by royal 👑 people who was rich ?!🧐🧐
Just a ridiculous throwback to colonial Australia. Should be named after famous Australians instead.
@@coover65 oh ok thanku for youre helpful answer!🐨✌🏼
@@coover65 i agree with you!✌🏼🐨
@@coover65 The royals barely have a role here, I think royal titles are fine. We are apart of the commonwealth after all, also I think royal titles make things sound more prestigious, the Royal Melbourne Childrens hospital sounds better than the Melbourne Childrens hospital, doesn't it? Meh, just my opinion
@@hammerandpickle7390 Naming them after famous Australians would be better. Like the Victor Chang Children's Hospital or the Fred Follows Hospital Sydney etc.
When they blur the face or hide it then I guess they lost them.
I'm in no way an expert and mean absolutely no disrespect, but I don't understand why a doctor just stands there like a puppet master...
Is it just to help the Dr maintain a clear head?
I'm sure it would be hard for them and I'm certain no doctors expected their career to take that direction.
Again, no disrespect intended... I just don't understand the reasoning behind it
This is what’s called team based trauma assessment.
A physician is nominated team leader and other physicians are given specific roles as part of the trauma case.
The team leader directs the overall case as each specialist performs a different part of the assessment and reports in their findings and agree on treatment plans.
It’s the most optimal approach as it allows focused responses to a patient with multiple injuries and ensures that communication and decision making is open and bi directional.
You may notice that each member of the team has a sticker on their gown that indicates their responsibility during the trauma. This helps keep order, reduce confusion of responsibility, and allows for clear delegation and communication.
@@w2ttsy670 .. Thank You for this helpful explanation ..👍