Emergency (AU) Season 02 Episode 05 - Emergency (AU) 2022
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2022
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Emergency (AU) Season 02 Episode 05 - 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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Aussie docs are so nice. Never see this in American ERs. Brits and Aussies are the best in medicine.💝
I agree but I also noticed that the patients are more understanding and respectful and patient.
Here in Portugal 🇵🇹 is the same, not so nice to , I thing Australians are very good peaple
@@angelcameron1602the patients are way different than Americans
That's sad when you are having such a horrible day.
I don’t agree. I’m US and unfortunately had many hospital visits and have always been treated with respect and kindness. Also, of course these people know there are CAMERAS all around so they aren’t going to be mean!
excellent Doctors and emergency nurses. Cool Calm Reassuring and very professional. Abba Richman - EMS volunteer Magen David Adom ambulance driver, Jerusalem Israel
Another great episode! Big respect to the medical professionals!
I wish we knew how Willow's sister Matilda is doing.
snd why willow isn't at the children's too being a child, minor, herself...
I live in northeastern Oklahoma, USA. I require many ER ambulance trips to hospital on basically a fairly regular basis for a rare stroke/migraine condition called hemiplegic migraine disorder. The doctors & nurses are always super efficient, kind & caring. When necessary they never fail to put me in ambulance or helicopter for transfer to trauma hospital in Tulsa. We’re now on first name basis. Told them we lived on farm/ranch. We talked about my chickens to relax & calm me down when I had stroke. Told them we’d bring them eggs when I got better. Yes I still have some paralysis from stroke but kept my promise to take them eggs. They were in shock. Said patients often promise things but are never seen again. Said we were first ever. Now when I need to go to ER they great me & family like we’re there family calling me there egg grandma.
That looks like a really big hospital. God bless these doctors and nurses. You guys are the best!
Seriously, big amen. Working beside God as a team to heal and save lives.
Docs and nursing staff are brilliant. As a South African I am just surprised at the amount of violent injuries that occur in Australian society.
Happens everywhere and being an emergency show you are always going to get these cases in high numbers because that's the people they see. Australia still has a very low violence level compared to most first world countries
Violence is unfortunately a global phenomenon. There are lots of factors that determine the level of violence in any given nation; several evaluative tools have been created by atrocity/genocide prevention and human rights advocacy groups and scholars that enumerate many of those factors, although they are _usually_ used only in the context of gauging the risks of atrocity crimes occurring and/or to analyse how stable a nation is (by Western notions of what constitutes national stability, anyway, which not everyone agrees with).
The way Roos cut u off on the road is unbelievable always slow down if u happens to or lucky enough to spot one beside u.. they slow down with u or it gives them the opportunity to land in front of u and then bounce off… they usually rest during the day but in the evening and night it’s recommended to put roo reflectors on ur car because our lights blind them hence why they bounce into us… it’s scary
We have the same problem with deer in rural US. They startle so easy and that saying of, "like a deer in the headlights" is incredibly spot on. They usually jump on the hood of the car or run right in front of you because the light bounces of their eyes and blinds everyone. You usually don't see them until it's too late. Dawn and dusk are the worst time of day to travel in mountain passes or near watering holes. I'm thinking the Aussie "Bull-bar" is the American equivalent of a "deer catcher". Wish their was a better way to keep the critters off the road.
you both need to realise who's in whose home. You're in their homes. Not the other way around.
I have to say everyone of you PEEPS THAT SAVE THE LIVES ARE HEROES 🥰🥰🥰
indeed but then again... that also contributes to overpopulation since there isn't more people keeping their legs closed and squeezing out more... so yes but no
Great team at the Royal Melbourne. Hope Willow's little sister made a good recovery too. I noticed the mullet is still fashionable in Oz.
Last couple of years it’s made a resurgence with the young ones (possibly music related)
Any "helpful" bystanders who drag car accident victims out of cars beware that they may do more harm and paralyze the person. Unless the car is on fire, LET THE PROFESSIONALS REMOVE THE VICTIM properly! ❤
She literally said they were off duty paramedics. 😅 I think they knkw what they are doing
@@Tyson-co4oc The warning is still necessary, as it’s intended for _any_ bystander thinking of trying to extricate a trapped MVA victim, and not specifically directed at the people who pulled the victim out of his car in this specific instance. (Not sure where you got the impression it _was_ directed at them in the first place, as OP did not mention those specific people _at all.)_
@@Tyson-co4ocoff-duty paramedics know what they are doing but they don’t have full ambulance equipment sitting in their car…because they are OFF-DUTY, so they aren’t prepared to use their skills properly to prevent further injuries.
@@vagirl19 im pretty SURE any of us trained emergency/trauma medical professionals DO know ALITTLE more about what to do RATHER THEN SOME KNOW IT ALL!!! please giving incorrect information can cause someone live to be lost!! I went on a call & when we arrived there was few ppl standing around just looking & police officer asked how come nobody tried to give any kind of aid or assistance?? the woman told me she wouldn’t let anyone touch her son bc someone once told her if she did it would have made it worst. her son unfortunately passed away due to him being in an accident & due to the mother believing she shouldn’t touch him bc could hurt him more! we have procedures we do have been done for many many years!!! its AIR WAY, heart beat comes before limps or any kind of trauma like that!
BIP to the kangaroo! Hope that soul is alright and their loved ones are too now!
Oh no collapsed lung I know how they felt because I’ve had it 12 times now I’ve had all the chest drains in and surgery 4 times and on a lot of medication as I have really bad lung disease copd as well and my lung collapse every year with out fail now for 11 years and it’s the worst pain I’m the work wen you awake and they cut you open and shuv a chest drain threw to your lungs I’ve give birth 6 times and that was a lot less painful I’d rather give birth any day then have the chest drain put in and the surgery wen you wake up is so painful they cover your lungs in talk before they close you up and it make it hurt so bad wen you breath I don’t wish this on no one at all it’s evil I hope that it never happen to them again in like me it will never go away and that really scares me as I have 6 wonderful children and my mum and my husband who is amazing I lost my dad 6 months ago and that killed me so I’m now living with a broken heart with out my dad my hero I love you dad ❤
Can you also please upload the first season of emergency?
It’s on her all season 1 10 episodes just tripe it in that’s what’s I had to do to find season two and season 1 is so good have fun watching and stay safe and we’ll love uk ❤
it's on yt, I've watched it before this, look up season 1 episode 1
Motorcycles are so dangerous.Great hospital care.
The Irish dr has same soft accent as my dad got a feeling from same county in Ireland
Wow that dr looks like Adam Levine ❤❤❤
America needs Dr.'s with a bed side manner for all patients and the long term care, and guide the caregivers while taking care of others
It’s one of the main things we get taught in school is patient care it’s placed above everything else because without it you can’t be doing your job well
American doctors don’t have time. They are allowed 10-15 minutes a patient, not enough time to even assess the injuries/conditions. Blame insurance companies and Medical systems for their profit greed.
drs* bedside* and it's a big continent so it depends where... mexico for instance has better and affordable care
@@shannondavis5480 depends where in america, big continent...
8:53 pneumothorax, I'll be having pleurodesis done for mine at the end of the month. Looking forward to being able to breathe properly
The best of luck for you and hope you will be well afterwards❤
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Could you please include subtitles...?
After all the side effects of ketamine can I just have morphine if I ever need anything .That stuff scares me ..✌️❤️
I'd definitely give it a miss if possible. I had a really bad experience in ICU after my last big surgery, they call it a "k-hole" it was definitely like being sucked back from oblivion, landing in that bed and how terrified I was caused me to sweat so intensely that the rash lasted for weeks after 😳 the experience has stayed with me, even 3 years after.
Unfortunately morphine makes me barf my guts out. I seriously can't deal with many pain medication unless they give me a lot of Zofran.
Morphine doesn’t work on me. But I’ve not had ketamine.
I think people who criticise ketamine should get down off their high horse.
@@Jack-hy1zqWho is criticizing I said it scares me. 🙄
Dr Luke is hot!!!
He could easily be a male model.
Right?! 🔥
Wow, the man with the leg injury from the drum explosion got extremely lucky
I got into a head on collision during 55 miles An hour went to the hospital . And they said that I fractured one bone in my ankle. Get a cat scan. My back was killin come to find out. I had multiple fractures in my ankle. Multiple fractures in my spine. And I hallucinated for months and months and months. They should just did Amri on my whole body and found everything that was wrong with me. I will never go to that hospital again. Then medical care here in the United States Here sucks had surgery on my ankle. 2 and a 1/2 years later, still having problems with my spine?
Hallucinated from what? A head injury they missed?
That poor kangaroo 😢
What happened to stabbed man?
Wow that is so interesting that doctors do the echo not an ultrasound/echo tech like in the US😮
Here in Canada doctors do them too for quick ones. They’re not as detailed as a tech would do but for a rapid check for emergencies it works. They’ll also do it to check babies bedside if you go in sick while pregnant. If they need a more elaborate check they tend to send you for a cat/US after X-rays so they know what parts to do more in depth and cut down time.
Doctors in the US do quick ultrasound during traumas to assess for life-threatening injuries and then once stabilized they will send them to the techs for further testing should it be needed. Mainly to see free fluid/bleeding in the abdomen.
@@Court477 this REALLY. Hurts. Omg the pressure on a bruised abdomen when they’re looking for blood or aortic distension is just. 7/10 pain. Bad. Yuck.
How is Willow's sister Matilda? Hope she recovers as well since they both had pelvic fractures. Prayers to both!❤🇺🇸
26:00 literally story of my life.
I'm currently suffering my 3rd pneumothorax and I watched my mum get intubated 4, possibly 5 times. Only thing different is the actual stabbing.
I haven’t noticed any respiratory therapists. Do they not have them in the ER/Trauma?
They do. I'm a frequent flyer for asthma and get seen by them in emergency
@@GalacticGoddess46 I wonder why they made it seem like they didn’t?
It's not a big thing like it is in the US. I've been an RN for 5 years across 3 different hospitals and I've never seen one.
@@decryptthestory861 is there a reason for that?
Those chest tunes is no joke I ha e has them bilateral multiple times ugggh they hurt so bad
I can't stand watching chest tubes being inserted, it's brutal
I’m terrified of ever having one put in. I’ve had a Jackson Pratt drain for 12 days pulled from my stomach, and it was extremely painful.
@@river8760 yes they are extremely painful
i really appreciated learning how to sedate someone prior to the doctor removing their chest tube with numbing medication. they really can make a difference in helping easing the procedure while letting the patient rest.
@@river8760 i have had them twice, didn't hurt at all.
What do you have against American E.R.s?
How did Matilda go at the Royal Childrens ?
Its because generally patients above 16 are not sent to childrens hospitals
They didn’t update her case. Likely bc it was at a different hospital.
When the mom was talking to the Dr during scans, she told him that MATILDA had a shattered pelvis. The Dr was a bit confused at first because HE knew about Willow's pelvic break but I don't believe he had discussed it with her mom yet, so he was confused for a moment trying to understand what the mom had just said. You can see him struggle a moment to keep a neutral reaction to her words. That's all I could pick up
I think they both had same injuries I googled them on Google and her mum put an updat on Facebook saying that willow’s sister can’t walk anymore so that’s a big shock ooor family I wish them all so much love and happiness I really do it’s crazy what can happen in the blink of an eye ❤
@@depressedaussiefridge8978 why not? they're both children...
And can I say too all you doctors and nurses including my mum she’s a nurse and all you who have a collapsed lung before putting chest drain in give the patient gas and air it help me so much and I’ve had it 12 times so I do know very well that it helps
I don’t think you’ve fully considered the viability of this suggestion.
If you require a drain to be placed in your chest when you have a punctured lung, it’s likely because you are suffering one of the three following complications:
• *Pneumothorax,* or air in the chest cavity outside the lungs, where it 100% should not be
• *Haemathorax,* or blood in the chest cavity outside the lungs, where it 100% should not be
• *Pneumohaemathorax,* or both air _and_ blood in the chest cavity outside the lungs, where they 100% should not be
All of these complications put mechanical pressure on the punctured lung(s) that prevents them from fully inflating, which in turn prevents the patient from breathing adequately. It’s also part of the cause of the pain experienced by people suffering punctured lungs with any of those complications.
All of that combined makes it extremely hard, sometimes even _impossible,_ for patients to breathe adequately. Having a tube inserted into one’s chest cavity is done to _remove_ these complications.
Gas and air is an _inhalant._ It must be breathed in deeply to be fully effective. So tell me… how is a patient who is _struggling to breathe_ due to their injuries supposed to get anything but the minimum amount of pain relief from gas and air?
This isn’t the only reason your suggestion isn’t workable, by the way. Drug allergies and intolerances, the fact that gas and air does not provide sufficient (or _any,_ in some cases) pain relief for everyone, and the fact that giving _any_ other painkiller prior to giving someone ketamine before placing the chest tube (which is the standard of care) is completely _redundant_ because ketamine causes patients to forget any pain they experience whilst under its effects are some of the other reasons. I’ve chosen to focus on the mechanical impracticality of it because it’s probably the most _significant_ reason this isn’t a workable idea.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but it needed to be explained.
Edited for typos and clarity.
@@DarkJediPrincess well said!!! 😜
Worst hospital ever Cape coral hospital in Florida.
Want be there come if here aus josh
I'm perplexed why a doctor would be allowed to let her or his hair of that length to hang freely.... Kind of goes against what I was taught in nursing school but that was in the United States. It does look like most of the other workers do fasten their hair back. Different rules for different people??
Poor kangaroo 🦘;(
Came here for this comment :(
…Are you _kidding_ me?! That kangaroo jumped out and caused great injury to a human being, could have _killed_ him, and you’re sitting here only giving a shit about the _animal’s_ life?! WTAF?!
yeah its called caring about animals too, get a clue, got an issue, here's a tissue HAHAHA idiot@@DarkJediPrincess
@@DarkJediPrincess could say the same about you and your comment... you need to see what a problem your mentality is... remember who's in whose home. And we're animals too, basic biology and obviousness. Be part of the solution not the problem/pollution, mate.
Here in America, don't matter if your nice and patient you still getting the bad attitude horrible treatment.
If yall dont want yall job quit
you're* and depends where in america, big continent... and they're extremely stressed and all sorts and often have poor mental health as a result of their job too and they can't just quit...
I'm surprised they didnt take her to RCH too, especially since her sister was there, why split up the family?
Willow is older, and its difficult to take care of 2 incoming trauma patients simultaneously. They may not have had enough staff on duty and its common with multiple trauma patients to split them up so one hospital isn't bombarded. This way they can concentrate on each individual patient
Yeah, once you turn 16, you are classified as an ‘adult’ to go the Royal Melbourne
@@ellybean5868 ok fair enough... but they're both children... so I guess that would be why...
@@EvaLam66 says who? they're both legally children still
@@CassxowaryI think it also has to do with the fact that once ur 16, you have the right to consent as an adult so you are sort of responsible for like taking care of like your health and you can consent to medical treatment without the authority of an adult
Ah good old Melbourne during Covid where the poor patients had to wear I’ll fitted useless masks!
still do... went to the er for an ear infection a week ago and still had to wear a shitty paper one which couldn't be worse fitted so put it over my fabric mask...
And what about the Dirtbag who stabbed this man? Ozzie Law will give this guy 18 months in jail! In The United States ( Attemped Murder” Could be life ,or Twenty Years in Federal Prison!
Wrong, wrong, and SO FUCKING WRONG. The maximum prison term for attempted murder in the state of Victoria, Australia-which is the state Melbourne is located in-is _25 years,_ and the average prison term is _9 years._ You also cannot prove it was attempted murder at all, as in both the US and Australia, the definition of attempted homicide requires that the offender _specifically intends to end the life of their victim(s);_ knowingly carrying a deadly weapon is not proof of intent to murder, as a deadly weapon can also be used to wound a victim without killing them (which the fact that the victim survived in this instance is proof of).
In both countries, sentences are also lightened when the offender confesses, expresses remorse, pleas guilty, or if there are mitigating factors present. You don’t know the offender’s state of mind following the assault (which is the only crime this _definitely_ is); they may feel remorse for it now, and may express such in court, confess, or do any number of things that would reduce their sentence in both the US and Australia.
Also, it’s “Aussie”, not “Ozzie”. “Aussie” is a shortened form of “Australian”, so it’s spelt with similarly, starting with “A-U-S” just as the country’s name does.
You are doing nothing but proving you are ignorant with this nonsense. Do your fucking research before making these kind of (frankly offensive) claims.
I’m American, born and bred, by the way. Before you accuse me of knowing nothing about US law because I’m defending Australian criminal codes and thus supposedly not an American. People like you tend to do that kind of fallacious bullshit.
aussie* (but ozzie too in some cases) and not if he's white, most likely...
Ngl. Pretty upset with Willow’s parents.
They have a younger child.
Why? The father and 17 yr old went to Royal Melbourne and younger child went to children’s hospital, the mother can’t split herself in two! I think she was holding it together admirably!
Huge respect for doctors, nurses and first responders but emergency medicine is something else! Top notch!💕🙏🏼🇨🇦
Her dad and younger sister are both patients at the other hospital. Her mom left them to come see her. Her 14 yr old is in bad shape so she had to go back. But the grandmother stayed with Willow. Her mother is a rockstar holding it together.
@Clogs2002 Why would you be upset with them? The poor mother is clearly terrified for her husband who was also injured and her younger daughter and her oldest daughter who are in separate hospitals! I think she’s doing the best she can in the circumstances.
Am I the only one who thinks it’s immoral for young men to engage in sports that are so risky? I don’t understand why everybody thinks that’s normal. I wonder how everybody would feel if young women were the ones getting killed and doing dumb sports for no reason I don’t think people would think that was reasonable
Yes you are, it has nothing to do with morality. The people participating in those sports and activities don’t think they are dumb. You sound arrogant. Just because you think it’s stupid doesn’t mean everyone else does or should feel that way as well.
Poor kangaroo.😪😪 and lockee, is a dropkick.
I have more sympathy for the guy that kangaroo could have potentially _killed_ by jumping into his path than the kangaroo itself. Sad that it’s dead, yes, but a human being suffered and might have died as well because of it.
@@DarkJediPrincess I see, so you feel worse for the human, which might not even be a good person, than a nonhuman fellow animal who is innocent and didn't hurt anyone, because (s)he could have potentially killed said human who was in his/her home. And then further avoidance of said facts by calling the nonhuman fellow animal an it, as if (s)he were an object.
What a great human you are with your priorities in order. Understanding, compassion, empathy are for other people, right? For losers, weaklings? Not for the great supremacist human you are, right?
Why are you like this? Who hurt you?
@@DarkJediPrincess and I couldn't disagree more. Who was in whose home? He MIGHT be a good person, but the kangaroo is an innocent nonhuman fellow animal who had every right to do whatever they'd have done, whether accidentally or in self defence. This lad was in THEIR home, not the other way round. Respect them and their home. Even if the country isn't known for that nor is quite there yet, but more and more are starting to. When will you? The sooner you switch to the good side of history the better, mate.