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That absolutely convinces me not to have a home bee hive. Been thinking about it. We have a wonderful bee place here that sells all the cute outfits and special modern hives so it’s tempting. I have loads of bee flowers and loads of bees buzzing around, so I think I’ll leave it at that. Just put a cute little fountain near their spot so they can get a wee drink if they need it. Love bees 🐝
Mathew! Wow! I have worked on so many patients that have had massive heart failures and no matter we do they die and while you are working on them their heart and brain is fighting you to die. This is truly amazing to come back from this
We should all donate £1 or 1 dollar to support this Chanel so we can keep these episodes coming because I don’t know what I’m going to watch wen they have stopped uploading them and I’m from Sheffield uk ❤
I didn't think they would ever show them losing a patient. My papa does ER pediatrics. We can always tell when it's been the worst of days. The absolute worst day.
I can’t believe he died omg his poor family he could have had children mum dad wife grandpa nana that depended on him he was young I hope who ever did this too him gets locked up and the key thrown away how dare you think it’s ok to take someone’s life that way pure evil rest in peace ❤
I work in blood transfusion. In an emergency we can give blood and blood components that are 'universal donors' which means they can be given to any blood type. Once the patients blood type is known after testing we can then give more specific blood to match the patient which reduces the risk of complications.
Can someone explain why they don’t give a painkiller or numbing agent when they put in a chest tube? I realize on the patient here, it didn’t matter as he was already unconscious, but I’ve seen them do it on patients that are awake.
He came in already arresting and he had too much blood loss and it had been 20 minutes of his heart not beating, we can’t do anything about cases like this but we try everything we can
@@kylieknight2365 thank you for the explanation! I have another question but no obligation to answer i am just curious!! If cardiac arrest occurs due to blood loss would rapid transfusion be an option to attempt to raise the blood volume for a resuscitation and maybe effective ROSC? Or if a PT arrests due to massive blood loss it's already too late? (Cause of cause of bleeding, likely down time etc) sorry to ask just very curious!
I’m with you there I’ve had amazing doctors and then I’ve had horrible ones that don’t care just want you out the way so they can sit on there bums I think a lot of them are in the wrong job not this lot are amazing in everything they do ❤
Go, do it, you can save a life, everyone takes very good care you, check your history and medications..you might not be able to give blood but at least you tried
*hope that man and his wife have learnt from the allergic reaction and they've stopped treating the most important fellow animal as an object to use!* karma hey... and I'm guessing they wasted the honey instead of giving it back to those who made it and for whom it's for...
What!?!?!? They are going to wheel her in to see her husband???? I don't think the U.S. would do that. Some hospital protocol that doesn't allow for compassion. Huh.
My mums is a nurse here in the uk and wen she was on shift two very old people came in they was husband and wife in there 90 s and had been in a bad car crash so they put them in the same emergency bay and then her husband died and his wife died 8 minutes after still holding his hand my mum will never forget that she said it was very very sad that they died but it was so beautiful that they went together just like they wanted and I’m sore there still together now ❤
It’s something that Australians say. If I was to call an ambulance I’d also say “yeah I’m happy to go with them”. It means everyone is in agreement. Not that they’re happy about the situation.
No it's not strange. WHen he said that the poor man had already gone as they had been going 20 mins. Even if you were revived after 20 the lack of oxygen has already caused potential brain damage within 2 minutes. So he calls it as in Time Of Death. It's tragic though.
I'm no medical professional but she wasn't dealing with any open wounds or infectious sites that would spread any bacteria around. It's not the same as the OR where you have to have a sterile environment. If you think about the stretchers rolling in and out, all the people that aren't Dr's or nurses around, patients own clothing and personal hygiene etc there's so much contamination in an ER naturally anyway.
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Matthew is a walking miracle for sure. I’m so grateful that everyone involved worked so carefully and fastidiously for him.
I love how young the doctors and nurses are. They are so clever. You have to admire them.
ER medicine is a young person’s game. It’s a brutal environment so by the time staff gets older they tend to gravitate elsewhere.
That absolutely convinces me not to have a home bee hive. Been thinking about it. We have a wonderful bee place here that sells all the cute outfits and special modern hives so it’s tempting. I have loads of bee flowers and loads of bees buzzing around, so I think I’ll leave it at that. Just put a cute little fountain near their spot so they can get a wee drink if they need it. Love bees 🐝
Yes, please don't. be kind to bees, they're the most important fellow animal. And that's a great idea, thank you on their behalf.
As far as I know native Australian bees don't sting but still make honey
Great respect continues to the healthcare system and this series
Mathew! Wow! I have worked on so many patients that have had massive heart failures and no matter we do they die and while you are working on them their heart and brain is fighting you to die. This is truly amazing to come back from this
Rest in peace
I hope the person who murdered him is arrested and his family get justice
God bless Matthew, his family and all his doctors and nurses.
Wonderful staff 👏
Great episode!! The medical staff are amazing at what they do.
I love this show. More episodes please!!!!!!
Love this watching from England
We should all donate £1 or 1 dollar to support this Chanel so we can keep these episodes coming because I don’t know what I’m going to watch wen they have stopped uploading them and I’m from Sheffield uk ❤
Watch 24hrs in A&E, it's in a Couple of London hospitals.
Rent a
bear to deal with all that honey. Lol Glad he's ok
One of the doctors was from Sheffield in the UK. I just watched the intense movie Threads which was filmed in Sheffield.
I love these heroes!!
I didn't think they would ever show them losing a patient. My papa does ER pediatrics. We can always tell when it's been the worst of days. The absolute worst day.
Oh gosh. Bless them all.
Rest in peace beautiful soul, condolences to his family & friends
Dr. Michelle is my favorite❣️
Michelle Thornhill sounds like she is from Trinidad
She said near a Spanish speaking country in Latin America - seemingly Venezuela - so yep.
She is from Trinidad Tabago.
I’m so happy for Matthew!
I can’t believe he died omg his poor family he could have had children mum dad wife grandpa nana that depended on him he was young I hope who ever did this too him gets locked up and the key thrown away how dare you think it’s ok to take someone’s life that way pure evil rest in peace ❤
Larissa is quite lovely 💝
How do they know what type of blood to give?
I work in blood transfusion. In an emergency we can give blood and blood components that are 'universal donors' which means they can be given to any blood type. Once the patients blood type is known after testing we can then give more specific blood to match the patient which reduces the risk of complications.
I'm sure everybody is been hospital, they know.
Im allergic to mosquitoes and carry a Epp pen all the time
Can someone explain why they don’t give a painkiller or numbing agent when they put in a chest tube? I realize on the patient here, it didn’t matter as he was already unconscious, but I’ve seen them do it on patients that are awake.
It’s a lifesaving procedure. More times than not by the time the patient gets a numbing agent or anesthesia they can be dead
Those bees really woke up and chose violence 😅
also why weren't they administering CPR to the patient that passed prior to calling it?
He had massive blood loss. No CPR is going to help.
He was stealin' 😂 so they were angryyyy beeeeessss
He came in already arresting and he had too much blood loss and it had been 20 minutes of his heart not beating, we can’t do anything about cases like this but we try everything we can
@@kylieknight2365 thank you for the explanation! I have another question but no obligation to answer i am just curious!! If cardiac arrest occurs due to blood loss would rapid transfusion be an option to attempt to raise the blood volume for a resuscitation and maybe effective ROSC? Or if a PT arrests due to massive blood loss it's already too late? (Cause of cause of bleeding, likely down time etc) sorry to ask just very curious!
Also doctors and nurses can be the great , or…they can be the WORSE Pts around. I know, I’ve seen both
I’m with you there I’ve had amazing doctors and then I’ve had horrible ones that don’t care just want you out the way so they can sit on there bums I think a lot of them are in the wrong job not this lot are amazing in everything they do ❤
I'm an RN , not a great patient lol 😂
Every time I watch one of these I want to go and give blood!!
just do it ❤😂❤
Go, do it, you can save a life, everyone takes very good care you, check your history and medications..you might not be able to give blood but at least you tried
Just donate directly at the hospital. Most have donor centers , otherwise they have to pay for it .
That sounds like a Trini accent!
*hope that man and his wife have learnt from the allergic reaction and they've stopped treating the most important fellow animal as an object to use!*
karma hey... and I'm guessing they wasted the honey instead of giving it back to those who made it and for whom it's for...
Um rip
What!?!?!? They are going to wheel her in to see her husband???? I don't think the U.S. would do that. Some hospital protocol that doesn't allow for compassion. Huh.
My mums is a nurse here in the uk and wen she was on shift two very old people came in they was husband and wife in there 90 s and had been in a bad car crash so they put them in the same emergency bay and then her husband died and his wife died 8 minutes after still holding his hand my mum will never forget that she said it was very very sad that they died but it was so beautiful that they went together just like they wanted and I’m sore there still together now ❤
Yes, we do that all the time here in Southern California
They say “little” boy like she’s going to give birth to a giant boy.
No 🙄
No, as opposed to a little girl.
Strange reaction, if someone is given up, im happy to call it...
It’s something that Australians say.
If I was to call an ambulance I’d also say “yeah I’m happy to go with them”.
It means everyone is in agreement. Not that they’re happy about the situation.
@@bridgetann1110yep
We use that expression in the UK too
Doesn't mean they're happy, just that everyone agrees they should stop
Dr. Michelle's face mask looks like a duck's bill when she talks. Quack! Quack! A Jamaican duck, go Dr. Michelle.
No it's not strange. WHen he said that the poor man had already gone as they had been going 20 mins. Even if you were revived after 20 the lack of oxygen has already caused potential brain damage within 2 minutes. So he calls it as in Time Of Death. It's tragic though.
How come they never show anyone that died
Out of respect...
Doctors with their hair not tied back, so unprofessional
And watches, hair bands etc on wrists. Huge infection control risk. 🤦♀️
Maybe different rules in different countries.
I'm no medical professional but she wasn't dealing with any open wounds or infectious sites that would spread any bacteria around. It's not the same as the OR where you have to have a sterile environment. If you think about the stretchers rolling in and out, all the people that aren't Dr's or nurses around, patients own clothing and personal hygiene etc there's so much contamination in an ER naturally anyway.
I don’t care what they do with their hair as long as they can my life , that’s all that matters!
😂