Trying to recruit Nurses to the E.R.
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I was not expecting that at the beginning bro im trynna eat 💀
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Same😂😂😅😅😅😢😢😢😢😢
And I'm eating while watching🥴
Trust me, neither the people in the ER expected that one 😅
Bro I gagged so fucking hard at that sh*t
My stomach reset itself.
I feel so bad for that first person. I can imagine they prayed to die right then and there
Unless they're elderly. Those ones simply have long stop caring for the vast majority.. it's still disconcerting to this day and age for me, years in.
Cdiff
@@Clydekid Thanks! Once I went oh! "C. diff...." it made sense. Cbot is not our friend either.
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I am more particular upset with the person filming instead of helping. I know cellphone camera is like the cancer for this society. Filming instead of leanding a hand.
@@ClydekidI can smell the c diff from here.
I think we needed a warning on that first clip. Please 😭
The point is, there is no warning in the ED. ..it happens. From any orifice.
Don't use the Internet if you can't handle something like poop lol
I know 😂
@emmaashburn3373 it's triggering for some
Even me
We aren't expecting to see that
And it's too fast to look away
We can't control what you get on our fyp too
If you need a warning get off of the internet 😂 life doesn’t give you warnings 🙄
“This place isn’t that bad! 😊☺️” once you hear those words you know you need to run
And remember don't stop and don't look back😅
That and "Hope you have a QUIET night!!!!"
Went to the ER with debilitating abdominal pain. Was probably able to get care so fast because it was LATE at night and spring.
Long story short was shuffling between my room and the bathroom every 15 minutes after treatment.
Which was awkward, because the guy they had in the hallway (that i had to pass 50 times) had gone on a loooong, loud screaming rant about how he was going to harm everyone, had what sounded like been in a mad scramble through the halls, screamed again about having a uterus and going into delivery soon, threatened to sue, and then punched a nurse.
The four beefcake security guards kept him settled the rest of the night.
That dude repeatedly slamming against the bed has my fullest of full sympathies.
I have felt pain this bad before. This is no psychosis or anything like that, it is pain that drives you so insane that wild repetitive movements or even slapping yourself is the only thing you can do. Pain so bad you briefly consider leaving this world.
I've had it during my period (Endometriosis says hi) and with kidneystones.
I hope that man is better now.
Oh you meant physical pain. Softcore.
@@Ice.muffin you've never experienced true physical pain if you think it's "softcore."
@@Ice.muffin alright edgelord, calm down
@@rebeccahicks2392 You've never experienced true emotional and physical pain, NOR do you know what _I_ have experienced, you are in no measure to talk, *clown* .
@@Rainlitnight Projecting much? Thought so.
What's sad about this is the fact that you aren't even scratching the surface of what is dealt with in the ERs.
Went to the ER with debilitating abdominal pain. Was probably able to get care so fast because it was LATE at night and spring.
Long story short was shuffling between my room and the bathroom every 15 minutes after treatment.
Which was awkward, because the guy they had in the hallway (that i had to pass 50 times) had gone on a loooong, loud screaming rant about how he was going to harm everyone, had what sounded like been in a mad scramble through the halls, screamed again about having a uterus and going into delivery soon, threatened to sue, and then punched a nurse.
The four beefcake security guards kept him settled the rest of the night.
😳. I'm sure the guards don't get paid enough for what they do
That was some very explosive diarrhea
With a side dose of CDiff
i smelt it through the screen
I didn't know you could show that on UA-cam
That's Deluxe C-Diff with E.coli on the side.
XD I would need to double check which I am not doing, definitely not watching the beginning of this video again, but I think that might have been a failed enema. They have you lay on your side and hold it for 5 minutes. But if this person was having an issue they might not have been able to, or, the nurse could have just put too much fluid up there, all it takes is one cramp and you ain't making it to that little bucket toilet they put beside the bed!
That first clip is every unit of every hospital
Yes, we have ALL seen this…
What on earth is happening to that poor soul? I have had some horrible diarrhoea, even gastroenteritis but nothing like THAT. I diddnt even know that was physically possible, please explain I am scared.
@@kimeverhart6253God bless hospital workers 🩷🩷🩷
Med Surg CNA here 🙋🏻♀️ Can confirm
@@KayGreylaior it could be laxatives. The doctors love a good bowel regimen
I have NEVER seen shit come out in a STREAM 😭
I'm a IBS sufferer and yes it can be just like that. Luckily I have hit the toilet just in time. Not to mention other gastro issues I have. I hope I never have that issue in the hospital in that situation. Not fun.
You need to do a colonoscopy prep then. Total turn kitchen tap completely on.
@@LM-ny2py Lewis Black did a bit about "How many of you are over 50? Ah, aren't you glad that *we* know something all those youngster have in store for them!"
Yeah. Kitchen tap is apt.
That is very common for strong or chronic diarrhea sufferers (Crohn's, IBS), as well a major digestive tract illnesses like Cdiff.
I have, but not from humans. Dog bather here. I've seen a poop rocket just like that one, had to stand with it for 5 minutes just spread all across the table before we could move the dog back into the tub. I only gagged once! 😂
That first clip needs a warning..... things you cant unsee
But at least you didn't smell it
I had to rewatch the first one. I thought it was an artery spurting blood then I figured out what it ACTUALLY was. 🤢
Idk which is better lol
@@ewitsher3028 agreed 😂
As horribly as it is to see.... it must have felt amazing to have that pressure gone
@@ewitsher3028 I feel like i'd prefer the blood more.
@@rosynosyposy really??
The beginning. Every morning after coffee 😅😂😂😂
Especially after I ate an entire container of cottage cheese last night...
There was some serious psi behind that.😂
Hahahaha y’all are killing me 😂
@l.1224not that I would wish blindness on anyone but be glad. It was explosive diarrhea and I was definitely not expecting to see that lol.
Remember to stretch! Best advice Steve ever! Thank you to all the nurses, security, housekeeping, EMT’s, and doctor’s that put up with all our shit. Literally speaking.
And the academy award goes to all nurses who deal with that shit. Thank you
So I work at a state mental hospital as a custodian and when nursing students come in for their psychiatric rotation, I tell them if they get lost they now work here. I try to recruit ❤.
For a moment there, I thought you were going to tell them that if they got lost, they would be a new patient. 😅😅😅
@@maribelcaguana6380
That’s actually hilarious
I’m going to do it.
I appreciate everyone in the ER
@@maribelcaguana6380 That's only when they lose the keys.
There's no way to tell what they are otherwise.
That girl on the floor was having her psychiatric rotations!
HOLY THE START-
I THOUGHT THAT SAID SHART INSTEAD OF START😭😭
@@vortexsongzzSAME BRO WTF
Yes.
I cried because of that sh*t.
what was it?
Im a pet groomer and this could be any salon, but more hair in your eyeballs and a husky singing the song of their people in the background
I laughed so hard at this! Have had two rescue huskies who were endlessly entertaining. We had "conversations."
This is NOTHING compared to vet med. I have not only patients trying to bite me but their owners screaming in my face.
The husky is singing their song while doing the floor swimming flips 😂
@@Xxzxykylieoh that happens in hospitals too dont worry
I could imagine the madness 😂
I like the human fidget spinner.
I am so glad I'm not the only person that thought that LOL😂😂😂 human fidget spinner😂😂😂
But interestingly enough I don't know this kid's situation I know when I was a child once I take him to the ER due to excruciating chest pains that worsened while I sat in the waiting area the pain was intolerable and at some point I do not know when I had apparently put myself on the floor and started doing exactly that and if it was not for my family member there at the time who knew what was going on that just came over to me and held me I would have laid there doing exactly that for quite some time with nursing staff looking at me like I was crazy when I was being literally driven insane by pain that they were ignoring because I was a child
The wall push off/spins were a thing back when I was in school. Narrow hallways that were otherwise empty were so fun to do this in. I don't know how no one caught on that I'm ADHD and autistic until my 20s when I was being a human fidget spinner at 12
@@Alex-fc8xn Same! 💫🧩🥴
🤣🫶🏾🤣
I can smell the C-Diff off that first patient through my phone screen.
I am glad someone can smell it. I have had a desk job for 12 years and can still memory "smell" of pseudomonas
***someone besides me!
🤢
I used to work as a Psych nurse. People would say “oh, I could never work with those crazies”.
However, would be so “I’d love to do work in ER”.
Little did they realise that we got the “crazies” AFTER they had been stabilised and medicated. ER dealt with them while having a psychotic episode!!!
And, yes, the difference between a psych nurse and a psych patient is that the nurse carries the keys.
I'm one of those "crazies".
I've never been psychotic, or dangerous to anyone, but I have seen some really crazy people.
@@loripolston6695 just to clarify, when I used the term “crazies”, it was in reference to how the general populace speak, hence my use of “crazies” (in inverted commas) when I referred. I have nothing but sympathy for those suffering from mental health issues.
But yes, dealing with a person with schizophrenia or manic depression while having a psychotic episode is… interesting.
Hope you’re surrounded by a great support network.
@@Raven.flightthose “inverted commas” are called quotation marks.
@@FartAssOG it’s regional. You probably correct people for spelling things like colour, sulphur and aluminium too, right
@@Raven.flight ok then, be stupid. Idc 😂🤷♀️
O.M.G. 😱 I did not think the first one was humanly possible. I thought it was exaggeration. E.R staff aren’t paid enough.
You don’t have to work in the ER for that. A fellow nurse and myself were cleaning up a patient whose constipation we had been working on for days. Anyway… I was standing on the front side when we had him rolled over to clean him up. The other nurse got a new pair of scrubs from OB when we were done. 😂😅
You have never worked in a hospital I take it.
what was it?
@@user-eo4it2rn1f a VERY EXPLOSIVE BOWEL MOVEMENT.
@@user-eo4it2rn1fexactly what you thought it was!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣💩
I feel so bad for that first person, why was that even being filmed? Did they know they were on camera while waiting for help?
Well.. hopefully they can't be identified by their butt cheeks.
😔no
NO, THE FACT THAT IT WAS EVEN RECORDED AND SHOWN HERE IS VERY DISTURBING. THAT PATIENT SHOW HAVE BEEN IN A ROOM FOR MANY REASONS, ALSO WHY WAS THERE NO COVER VERY HIM OR HER!!
@@joannemadden7449there was no cover bc they had projectile diarrhea and likely would rather have it on the floor than coating their entire body. As for the rest...they should absolutely have been in a room and not being filmed.
It was most likely a friend or family member that filmed it and the person okayed it being posted……. That’s my hope
Carol was just hallway swimming. However the easter bunny was on PCP
That’s what I told one poster who said they were just in pain lol…ummm nope they are on PCP are something equivalent or have mental issues by the looks of it I say both
The last kid was the most normal one lol. He was just scared of the needle.
I was laughing my ass off at “carol reliving her stress”😂
That actually looks kind of fun I wanna learn how to do that
Human Zoomies
@@20021redturleit's pretty easy, we used to do it in the hallways at school. Low friction clothing that keeps your skin from touching the floor helps a lot, you basically just push off really hard and tuck into a ball and then when you reach the other wall you kick off again and repeat. The timing takes a bit of practice for how hard you kick and getting your feet aligned with the opposite wall, but it's super intuitive
Poor Carol. She too was a nurse once.
As someone who is in school for nursing with the intent of being in the ER I really appreciate your videos 😮😂
The first one now has me with severe ptsd and now I'm in therapy as well as physical therapy and they are currently trying to revive me my jaw has been dislocated from it dropping so low thank you very much
I quit...1st day...if the first patient was the first one.
Poonamie....
It's when you're driving home after work, wondering "why do I still smell shit?"
and then you realize the patient smeared your shoulder
We’re also short on gloves right now so please wash your hands *thoroughly* after clean up.
@@curious1053🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️
Forbidden chocolate fountain, first thing that came in mind.
And I hope that dude is alright.
@@curious1053I would put plastic wrap on my hands if we ran out of gloves.
Greys anatomy needs to cast Stevieo for an episode lmao 🤣 they’ve got nothing compared to him lol
nah nurse olivia from greys anatomy was so funny but to bad she got fired in season 6 since there was a merger
I should’ve listened to my mother! “No mobile phones in dinner table”
"Don't mind Carol, she's just relieving some stress" 🤣🤣🤣 I know the feeling well 😉
Looks like someone said it was going to be a quiet night.
Ah . . .memories! I remember when the painter from Maintenance pulled out the plug on a ventilator so he could paint the wall behind the machine. We divorced not long after that incident.😮 . . .Yes, it WAS my husband. Emphasis on WAS!!!
Ha! We had an electrician doing the annual tests and they didn't plug the vaccines fridge back in after testing the socket....
oh fuck, was the patient all right?
Ho...lee...****
@@rebeccahicks2392
;-;
Bro.. no..
He's dead..
@@baraitalo 😱
Some power sockets really need locked cages around them.
I've seen some Perspex ones online. Prevent kids from experimenting with object into socket insertion.
There are days I understand Carol
ngl it looked kinda fun, though I'd never do it on a hospital floor blegh
Poor Carol. She too was a nurse once.
Same
Just another day at Walmart. Oh, it's the ER couldn't tell the difference. Either way I'm out.
😂 Lmao best comment! 😂
God Bless our ER nurses, doctors, environmental services, patient advocates, registration, CNAs, sitters, security. All of you deserve a huge pay raise and a hug!
The person in the first video had Cholera. He had consumed contaminated food and water 24 h prior to this. He also had distention of loops of small bowels, contributing to the explosive diarrhea
not to claim I know shit from shinola
but that wasn't "rice water stool"
Just wondering, how did you know this?
I googled trying to find the video, and then I found a medical page on Instagram that had posted this video and wrote about it
Me on my first day: "I think I left something in my car...in another state! I'm going to go find it!" 🏃🏿♀️
I was in the hospital, and the other person in the room was there because of blockage. They had taken her to do CT scan a d when they brought her to the room she had pooped on herself. I ended up being a translator for her at the moment. She had informed the CT scan operator that she needed to go to the reatroom, but they ignored her. After she pooped on herself, they told her the nurses would clean her up, but it took over an hour.
The nurse that helped her apoligized and cleaned her up right away.
So sad but often the truth. The patient is ignored.
That’s horrible for everyone involved. They should’ve just helped her to the bathroom. Ugh:(
😂😂😂😂😂 you nurses have already earned your place in heaven...😂
Thank you from all us nurses
I'm not gonna lie, this sounds perfect to keep my severely ADHD entertained
God bless you. That's all I have to say. You are special people. 💖
There ya go! I think this is the intent of this video. It shows what people in healthcare do to take care of human beings EVERYDAY!!
Thank you for your kindness and your recognition of this work. ❤️🩹
I feel SO bad for that first person... having gone through C Diff, you never trust a fart again...
I was in the ER recently, and my neighbor in the next room kept screaming various obscenities and telling everybody not to touch his stuff. We're pretty sure he was high. Me and my husband called him "crack guy".
I spent 50 days on the recovery ward and at one point had a roomie that me and my family nicknamed Pukey.
Or he was having a psych episode, homeless and constantly used to having to worry about people stealing his stuff.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 There was definitely never a dull moment working in the E.R there are some days I actually miss it
"CODE BROWN, E.R.
CODE BROWN, E.R."
Oh, Lort...
My rotation in the psych unit confirmed I do, in fact, want to be an ER nurse. Those acute psychosis patients and I be vibing 😂
Bro that second one looks fun, THAT FIRST ONE IS A DIFF STORY
Haha I c what you did there 😂😂 And yes the second one had me cracking up. So talented z 😆🤣
The second girl reminds me of a sea lion doing tricks for some reason
In other words; every full moon in the hospital!
Seems like someones taking bowl prep...
It took me way too long to realize you meant bowel prep. I'm sitting here trying to think what bowl prep is and then realized I'm just dumb🤣🤣💀
Working in health care the first one omg I've seen it and the last one when a code is called them code carts are heavy running and pulling them at the same time
Push (slowly...walk don't run)
Pull is a good way to fuck up your back
Ah, yes. As a retired hospital housekeeper, I still remember my first 4 point restraint screaming mimi. 😱
When I left my job at the hospital a group of the unit nurses gave me a set of 4 points as an award. I think.
problem is....Carol is the NIC this shift
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤ facts
The ER Psychiatric unit is always interesting....
The Drs and nurses tried to give me a shot after I'd been brought into the ER for a broken arm when I was in the 3rd grade. I fought them like that kid until they flipped me over and shot me with the pain meds through the cheek of my right buttocks
I love the er because it keeps every day interesting! 😂 btw i am a nurse that weighs 275lbs and used to be security here
Dude, you can have it! I’m a nurse that is too tiny to even work in adult care anymore 😅
I started as a CNA on a dementia unit.. I was 4'11 and 120lbs... Nurse told me I better gain some weight and fat so I can take a hit...
12yrs later and quitting... I'm learning its harder to lose weight as mid 30
@@v.crowley More than double your weight and non-nursing at a hospital. Elderly dementia patient was beating the heck of of the two night shift nurses, and they asked me to help so they could get restraints on her. She got fingernails and a couple teeth into me. Oh *that's* why they wanted me at the head of the bed.
Hope you find an easier and less demanding slot for your next position.
moms that record their children while they are struggling says a lot 💔
That first one shot out further than I can pee.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤
The first one has me shook
I feel you, Carol.
that kid thinks he's Goku struggling like that trying to avoid the needle
That first one is me when my gallbladder acts up.. get out the way!!
I definitely did not know diarrhoea tsunami is humanly possible before watching the first one.
We call it a "Poo-nami" 😏
Thank you to everyone who works in the emergency room. You saved my life.
Despite everything I absolutely love working in the ER ❤
Some of the smartest, kindest people work in ER's. A fair number burn out quickly, but the ones that stick are amazing.
Ohhhh the one with the kid being held down for a shot....yeah my nephew, when he was PRE TEEN got poison ivy on his junk REALLY bad. Well Sis and BIL took him to the ER. They were going to give him a shot of Benadryl...but he is SUPER EXTREMELY scared of needles.
Well, he FLIPPED THE FUCK OUT. It took LITERALLY **SIX** security guards, **FOUR** male CNAs, **TWO** male nurses, **TWO** female nurses, and **TWO** male doctors and BOTH his parents to hold him down for the nurse to give him the shot. It took 45mins for them to get him immobilized and give him the shot.
Now...at **TEN** years old he was already 5'6" and close to 180lbs of mainly muscle. So he was (and is as he is now 23) a big boy!!! But still even i was absolutely shocked that it took **THAT** long and **THAT** many people to do that!
um wut
If you're deathly afraid of needles then you're running on adrenaline to get away, prob took so long because they didn't want to injur him in the process.
My husb is afraid of needles.
@@amye.8000nah i was more concerned about the fact that the kid had POISON IVY ON HIS JUNK
@@roniaskaanland-smith7628 🤣
From about the age of maybe 12:00 until I literally shipped off in the Army this was my reaction to having to get a shot I often warn people you better hold me down and it's going to take several of you whether it's male or female and if it's female is not going to be enough of you to do it alone they never believed me and it always took multiple people to do it and often they had to get multiple meals I had an extreme phobia of getting needles because of a very bad experience that happened at 12:00 and that phobia took years to to work through and I truly couldn't stop myself from physically fighting people off by the time I was a teenager immature enough to understand what was going on with me psychologically I would try to warn the medical professionals about it even getting my shots when I went into basic training I tried to explain this to people at MEPS and they were hearing absolutely none of it until I toss the soldier across the room I'm honestly surprised I was not hit with an Article 15 before I even left my home state LOL
😂 I’m not crazy I’m just a little un well lmao took me tf out
I like what Carol is doing❤😂
My fav department!!!! 40 yr clinical/Hospital RN. ED, 11 yrs worked, ANM nites 9 yrs. Best department ever!!!!! Truly, if u became an RN to make a difference, the ED is the clinical area to do that!!!!
The poor patient with the diarrhea
Damn. Even Walmart tells you to stretch before and after every shift ☠️
That looks like a fun way to destress actually.
That's a typical day at the nursing home 😂
Love the two nurses trying to sedate the patient while the doctor just loafs around in the background
Wait, is the first one a real person???
yes its real, why would they smear shit on the floor in a stream if its fake?
@@sillygoofygoober74 i thought it was blood
nope, its shit
@@sillygoofygoober74 oh lol
That first scene... EGAD! Nurses are SAINTS for having to handle that! You folks deserve medals! The clip with Carol hall swimming was hilarious!
The gal with a Diastolic of 56 was LUCID! She was also in good spirits too. She was impressive, UTI and COVID. ER is never boring.
The second clip actually seems fun ngl 😂😂
Can we have a part 2 please.
2nd one looks fun. Would low key cheer her on and join in.
You know your job sucks when the other workers say it isnt that bad
Whoever put that white sheet thingy down in the first clip was more than a little optimistic 😂
I watched 3 times, not sure if I really saw what I thought I saw at the beginning there. Yup. I seen it.
Not for nothing but Carol's got coordination and stamina.
I wonder how they got all these patients' consent to be shown on youtube (love your videos, and wouldn't want to be a viral patient, so I think even for already published videos it would be great to not give them extra reach).
Honestly dont think they did.
That is exactly what I was thinking watching this.
If you can't see their faces It's technically not violating their privacy as nobody can prove who it is by looking at it.
I bet the vid of the lady sliding on the floor was already posted to yt by either herself or a friend.
@@amye.8000 Yeah for me it was less of a legal concern than a moral one; showing people at their most vulnerable when they're seeking medical help. Actually you can see the face of the person being wrestled by the nurses. But even for the people who aren't recognizable, it must be mortifying to find someone filmed you in a moment like that and put it online.
@@amye.8000 Yeah for me it was less a legal issue than a moral one: filming people in really vulnerable positions like that and posting it publicly. You actually can see the face of the person being wrestled down. But even for the people who aren't recognizable, it must be mortifying to learn someone filmed you while you were in that state and posted it online.
Carol looks like she is having an amazing time ngl
😂😂😂😂wtf did I just witness????
I'm a nurse and I'm wondering the same.. and I had two rotations in the ER too..
Yikes
In ER vernacular, we call that a Friday night.
@@ingothitrust5248 And not even close to a full moon.
My homie at the beginning turned into a whole ass fudge fountain 😭😭😭 poor bastard
That looked fun. Good on Carol for having fun
Plus in the ER you get to just tell patients “o it’s just over night” come to the ICU…. You get to keep these people AT LEAST 3 days and deal with ER lying to them when they find out it’s not “just overnight” and they do all this all over again cause they are so thrilled with disappointment… thanks ER! Med-Surg you get the same disappointment with less energy no cake walk there.
My memories of the ICU are very druggy and mostly consist of a very quiet room....
I’m a Med-Surg nurse, but I sometimes float to ICU. The fuster cluck on our unit is sometimes way more energetic than over in ICU… but we all got the fun pieces of explosive diarrhoea and pulled out femoral lines.
We get the people who punch and kick everybody before we send them to ICU to be calmed down…
Or the withdrawing alcoholic guy who is getting really hard to work with before we send him over to ICU to control the situation.
We dodge… they medicate. 😂
@@RealPumpkinJay I’m sorry your hospital doesn’t sort them out better. Also why is med-surg getting femoral lines?!?
@@RealPumpkinJay but as an ICU nurse I would appreciate med-surg taking some of that load… I’ll only ask, where you at? Cause I know your hospital is hiring nurses… if anyone says they work in healthcare and arent hiring nurses they either pay well and good benefits or pay ok with great benefits, or they are in an office that pays what a hospital does on average and don’t deal with that stuff. That or their lying… benefits of being a nurse. Just showing up and telling admin… “I work here now”. :-P
@@markallman418 if it was quiet and druggy… that was mental health man… not ICU… if you don’t hear at least 1 alarm at all times, even here in a rural ICU… it’s not an ICU man… med-surg you have demented patients screaming the medicines are poison, or just trump voters screaming the same thing… so not acute care if it was quiet…
That last clip was so smooth. Damn, girl
My 1st shift working in the ER I had to take care of a man who received an enema but refused to stay on the commode. He insisted on laying on the cot and when things started flowing it was a hell of a mess.
The kid getting the needle brings back some memories
I was sitting for a patient in one of the locked rooms in the er. I felt my heart drop when the patient came up to the window tapped on it in a creepy way before opening the door no problem. Nearly had a heart attack when he walked out and stared at me. Apparently the nurse forgot to lock it when she left. Haha 😅
Honestly the floor flips look fun, she vibin
Cell phones should NOT be allowed inside hospital waiting or treatment areas and in most places are prohibited (there are often designated areas for that). How horrific to have one's most vulnerable and perhaps worst moments filmed, unknowingly, for the world to see. If it were filmed by a health care professional, they and the establishment they work for could easily be sued. If people had a friend film and post, or a person posted it of themselves, that's one thing, but, being a healthcare worker, ethics and principles alone should have prevented him from posting these clips on his site - especially as a joke. It puts everyone involved at risk for humiliation, violations, fines and more.
That bunny's suit again needs recognition that they are having a sezure.
Nothing, and I mean No-thing will ever come close to the opening video. My God man 😮 I'll never say I had explosive diarrhea again.🤯🤢😵
Yep. That's definitely where I want to work😊
Never gets boring. Only half a year and I'll come!