Emergency (AU) Season 03 Episode 02 - Emergency (AU) 2022
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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Emergency (AU) Season 03 Episode 02 - Emergency (AU) 2022
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Emergency
Emergency reveals the tribulations and triumphs of the Royal Melbourne Hospital's dedicated doctors and nurses as they deal with victims of vicious assaults, horror car crashes and other tragedies, caring for the constant stream of patients coming through the door every day.
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please give me money because lots of people volunteer their time for surf rescue in Australia
You didn't produce the content, just uploaded it.
"No, I'm just an idiot." Gotta love that guy.
I can't believe Gary survived. He beat all the odds.
I admire Dr Mya so much. What a lovely caring emergency compassionate physician. Actually all of the docs featured are incredible.
“Anytime your heart stops you’re having a bad day” Dr Martin would be wonderful to work with
I agree! I’m a flight nurse and loved working with people like him
Love Dr Dunne from Ireland. Glad everyone got better.
i really appreciate the use of anaesthetics to reduce compound fractures.
I've had the same fracture as Antonio and the orthopaedic doctors replaced it without any kinda of sedation.
The worst pain ever.
I badly broke my wrist. Hospital protocol made it be suspended from above to try to correct it. The most painful procedure of my life. It didn’t work & I had a plate put in the next day. It must be so much more painful with larger bones.
So sorry to hear about the lack of sedation. I had Propofol when my lower leg needed to be reduced before surgery. It’s the milky looking drug they give.
I have been in the hospital probably by 30 times I have been in the hospital probably by 30 times sense 2005. I have also endured for brain surgery to remove a large and aggressive tumor on my pituitary gland. Unfortunately, the surgeons had to remove the gland as well. That has been causing me some pretty, severe psychiatric issues. Living without a pituitary gland is extremely difficult. That is the master gland of the body. I’m just so happy to be alive today. Thank you God.
I’m so happy your here today tho I just hope you don’t suffer in silence go tell the doctor that your in pain and struggling they wil help you with medication no one deserves to suffer
God Bless these awesome Drs , Nurses and all hospital staff .
I love emergency hospital videos.
Dr Maya is incredible, so intelligent, knowledgeable, caring and just amazing, and pretty too. We have such amazing medical professionals here in Australia, very lucky and so appreciated. Thanks to this channel for bringing us this great, in-depth look at emergency medicine and all the amazing staff in our health system.
Kirby would make Miss Manners seem like a dock worker.
I'm amazed at all of the doctors are all working as one team is great
I've been in so much pain the last couple of yrs, due to very bad complications in my lymphedema. I would have loved a green kazoo.
Poor Kirby! 5y ago I had the exact same injury, same leg, same place... Same result. Still in pain, every day. Hope she's feeling better then I do ❤
I cried for Kirby having so much pain. I hope you can get relief from your pain soon.
Same accident happened to my dad. His ankle was crushed beyond repair and after three weeks of trying to save it, they had to amputate. That was back in 1983 and he is still going strong on his prosthesis, the old geezer! 😊
I hope your both ok now and pain free love from uk
I once broke my tibula and fibula when I fell at home. That was very very painful and required intense rehab. It was outpatient. However, that pain was unbearable. That’s nothing though compared to what I have been through. I have several pre-existing conditions, some potentially fatal. I am also dealing with pretty bad psychiatric conditions. My doctor once told me that I’m not supposed to be alive today. I have been called a miracle. That’s thanks to God and to these wonderful doctors and nurses who worked.so hard to save my life. I love y’all!!
I’m so happy your still here and I hope you stay with us for many many years to come ❤
Watching this episode reminds me to thank the creators and those who , for lack of a professional title, install pacemakers. My heart likes to just stop. Chronic problem….my heart is weak and also enlarged. I was told months maybe a year or two was all I could expect. That was over 10 years ago. Who knew!!!😊😊😊
Good news!
So happy for you and your 10 years, And I will pray for 10 years more that and 10 years more after that et cetera et cetera. Many prayers and blessings to you.
I’m am so happy your still with us here’s to another 20 years of happiness for you wish you all the best love from uk 🇬🇧 ❤
the professional title is cardiologist
Wonderful hospital. Fractured my femur and patella in February 2023. After a six hour wait for the ambulance ( Friday night, non life threatening) got on the green whistle, no memory of leaving the apartment block where I fell. No memory of arriving at the RMH. Wonderful trauma doctors and nurses. After one week I was transferred to my little local rural hospital. Seven weeks all up in hospital before getting home. #ProtectMedicare. Hardly any out of pocket expenses. Universal HealthCARE is not socialism. It's a humañ right.
I'm so happy surfer guy was back in shape and alive 🤩
It's THE WORST when your patient really suffer & you can't do more at that moment..
No one ever dies in Australia’s hospitals it’s amazing
After major spinal surgery last year and a couple of others two years before that, I can certainly say that Ketamine is effective in preventing memory of major painful incidences. Post operative I had complications the first time around and woke up feeling nothing in my right leg and in agony. Nurses were very quick to get me into a K hole. So much better than suffering through it! Feeling for those who have experienced this kind of pain. But glad the for Ketamine!
amazing insight. Hope ur ok
I love your videos and thank you for your dedication and hard work!!
Chelsea can be my doctor any day of the week 🤤
She's right about the pillows. We could spend considerable amounts of time trying to liberate a couple for new patients.
There seems to be a view by the programmers that the audience has the attention span of a gnat. This constant reiteration of what caused the patients to be in the hospital really becomes exasperating.
All reality cable shows have the same kind of reiteration because it's supposed to be a reminder after commercial breaks
@@jubileechambers2604 ...It disturbs me that viewers can't hold a thought in their head during commercial breaks. Clearly, this commercial series in Australia needs to remind people of what they've just watched, as seems also the case with American series. As it happens, I don't have a television and just watch what is offered on you-tube, so that's why maybe I get somewhat exercised by this constant reiteration due to the advertisements having been removed. Hey, thanks for taking the time to reply. Keep well. Robert, uk.
I agree. Pace is very slow.
The reiteration isn't so much a reminder, but to fill the air time, it's filller. They can cover less action, essentially do less, if they are constantly repeating it. There may only be 20-30 minutes of show but they can stretch it out to fill an hour time slot on tv with commercials, more comercials more money. At least on UA-cam you can fast forward.
I agree, it's annoying. I always skip 20 or 30 seconds when they switch back to a previous story, to skip the recap.
I have watched so many many Emergency Hospitals from UK and AU that I wish I had become a dr or a nurse so I can be there to help!! These videos are so educational and having been with 3 close relatives in hospitals that I wish so much I could be in there to help or assist in anyway ❤❤❤
There are too many cars on the roads nowadays to ride motorcycles. ☹️
Listen, I don’t even want to leave my house, let alone drive anywhere. Between idiot drivers, rampant crazies with guns, and old people who should stay home, it’s a jungle out there. I left California five years ago to a smallish city in Oregon and we had no traffic at all. Now, it seems like the traffic is just awful.
I’m sorry old people should stay at home are you crazy that’s disgusting to even read they are our hero’s they really are they are the most down to earth people and they have had to sit back and watch the world go to crap I love old people they are so precious I’m sure if it was your mum and dad and somebody said to you they should be locked away and not let out you would be pretty angry and upset you need to stay in and not go out with your attitude
i dont understand some things but i know lots of people call the drivers as donor mobiles instead of motor cycles
Anybody who even so much as thinks about getting on a motorcycle should spend a day in an ED. That'll change their minds
Why the HECK would you stand on a tree 10 metres above ground with a chainsaw with no safety harness or any other safety measures?! He is lucky to be alive. Even a 3 year old would know thats a bad idea...
It is called being human. You probably would never understand.
@@jeanhawken4482 "It is called being human", no sh*t! Humans make mistakes, but there is a clear difference between making minor/common everyday mistakes like forgetting to lock your door or forgetting your phone at home verses climbing a 10 metre tree with no safety harness and using a chainsaw, he could have easily died or chainsaw chopped one of his limbs off. Most people know this is a bad idea and will never willingly do that action.
And he probably doesn’t want to feel useless because of his age he wants to feel like a man who can do what he used to do I feel so sorry for him it’s not his fault he didn’t go up that tree knowing he was going to fall he just wants to keep on going and be a man that doesn’t just sit in a chair and not do things because of his age I think you will find lots of men and women still want to do what they did wen they was younger so give him a break he’s not a idiot at all
@@W1433LA Who said he shouldn't go up on the tree? I never said he shouldn't go up and sit on his ass all day, I said he should be safe and atleast wear a safety harness while doing his hobby or job... Of course he didn't know he would fall, but doesn't mean you cannot take precaution. Same with driving, we never expect to crash car or end up in an accident, but doesn't mean we shouldn't wear our seat belt to protect us the best we can.
23 + patients per staff person wow
"Amazing", indeed.
Please stop blurring the wounds.
Every time I see an episode I flip a coin: vehicle accident or horse accident
……compared to car accidents’, horse 🐎 incidents’ are few, & far between. They show horse ones’ on here bc they’re ‘rare’, & also ‘dramatic’, so more viewings’=more money………
very curious - WHY cant they or dont they Get that Water OUT of his lungs immediately ! ?
He fell off his surfboard, his eyes were full of sand, he's unconscious, but they didn't think he might have been drowning. Bet they were slapping their heads.
They did mention a larg amount of water inhaled at the start
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He was really lucky!
saline to cleanse the eyes.
What is the difference between a Consultant, a Registrar and any other odd ball tittle we don't have here in the US?
A consultant is the top most doctor, they have completed all their specialist training and they are who people call for a consult, hence consultant. A registrar is a doctor who is in the middle of their specialist training, they haven’t completed it but have done enough that they can supervise the more junior doctors. Essentially any title other than doctor just means they have more or specialised training compared to the average doctor
Chelsea should be an army major, not a nurse 😂
Stay off motorbikes please..
Why was a 70yr old 🏄♀️ dangerous. 😊
….64yo Paul was fortunate not to be paralysed, all for the sake of saving $$$$ getting in professional tree loppers’. Yes, he was an idiot, as he said himself…………
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This nurse, Chelsey, being a nurse myself, is pretty unnerving... Either she's been blunted from seeing alot of trauma, or she's a socio/psychopath... Very unsetteling...
I’m also a nurse and I find your comment unkind, unprofessional and unfounded. It is out of your scope of practice to diagnose her as a sociopath. I found her to be a nurse I would want to work with in the ED because she is obviously a critical thinker who can stay calm in a crisis. I think she’s a good nurse and loves her patients and finds it more important to continue assessing in her mind and making sure that she’s done everything she can, which may come off as not good bedside manner. I’d rather have a smart nurse than a nice nurse, but I think she’s both.
@@danaw23 There's a difference between staying calm and being unfazed, between being unbiased and being cold. She's not any of those.
@@haajpeeh9249 I’m so sorry. I didn’t know you knew her.
I’m a nurse. and don’t see an issue.I think Chelsey was completely professional. 🤷♀️
Absolutely nothing wrong with her behaviour and demeanour.
She's friendly, polite and professional. Exactly the way she should be.
Gosh, Australia still using masks
Yes. Because we're smart. The last thing you need when you're laid up in hospital is a good case of COVID or some other infection. You also don't want all the hospital staff off sick with it, either, which happened during original outbreaks.
My partner is an obgyn and wouldn't want to give it to a mother or a new baby, either.
Edit: not all hospital staff or patients use them all the time anymore. Who knows how old this show is?
If you seen the YEAR this was filmed in they started this show in 2020 the year is wrong here but they let them film at the height in melbourne which was in lockdown for about 5 months... Depending on what hospital or place there are still certain parts of the hospital that require them, such as the ED and the wards. Would you walk into a ward where a really sick person is and then make them sicker? no.
I just knew they were covering Gary’s story last because he succumbed to his catastrophic crises. I kept thinking about his poor wife and the fear she must have endured on the way to the hospital. What an amazing recovery! So glad everyone survived their emergencies!
There's a big risk he wouldn't have made it if they were on the countryside.. not at a big city hospital
@nb-qq8usit's actually if the patient/ family has given consent to be shown. This is also why you see some staff blurred.
I am by my own admission, the worlds worst patient. The anesthesia makes me crazy and mean. I warn them ahead of time. I make a real effort to be nice, but when I get nauseous, I’m the nastiest, meanest creature ever born of a mother. Nausea is my worst. Blood, pus, broken bones, no problem, but nausea just makes me want to exit. These people are so nice I think they probably don’t put the ones like me on the show.😂
I’m the same way. I can’t take nausea. Worst feeling in the world.
it’s not funny that anesthesia does that to you, but your description is hilarious 😂 😂
I lik3 motorcycles however. There is 2 reasons I will never ride one. 1, duringbghe Sturgis rally in 2000 I watched one bike get rear ended, the person on the back had her brain spattered all over the hood and pavement. 2, driving home near Salt Lake, in slow traffic there was a about a 5 mile long red steak on the highway. Then it turned chunks of flesh and limbs. The bike rear ended a semi at high speed and th3 driver didn't even know. Drug the bike and what was left of the body......
I’m sorry you had to see that I hope your ok and yes I think it’s stupidity to get on a bike after nearly losing your foot to feel free he’s not free he’s trapped and can’t even walk makes no sense to me at all I’d rather actually be free not have no foot because of a stupid bike ❤