A Day In The Life Of An Emergency Worker: Sister Benita | Casualty 24-7: Every Second Counts

[@WendyP1965]

Oh man, my heart is breaking for the man who was a miner! Cant imagine how scared he was!

[@timcahill1847]

Benita is such a beautiful woman with a beautiful soul! She definitely chose the right career she truly cares for every patient in her care as if they are her family! ❤

[@lovelyjanuary]

If I were desperately ill, I would definitely want Benita as my nurse because she seems as bright and intelligent and highly skilled as she is empathetic and heartfelt and with a great dry sense of humor as well!!!!!!!!!! 💕💕💕💕

[@kmontgomery3690]

Love that those brothers held each other’s hands, they seem like tough blokes and I know many don’t show that kind of affection, was just precious.

[@johnmanning5568]

The memories they must have had as they were talking together. Happy days of playing together as children, of drinking together as young men, and now this. 😢

[@GlamGam1964]

Such a charming person is this nurse. God bless her.

[@TurkishBenAirsoft]

All NHS staff deserve a pay rise especially nurses and paramedics. When you become ill like I have with cancer you see how much they do and how caring the majority of them are and they deserve so much more than they get.

[@HO-bndk]

I have huge respect for nurses (having had to have several hospital stays myself in the past few years). No way would I have the patience or fortitude to do that job.

[@WMW-82]

As a very experienced hospital going-iner I can 100% say she is one of them nurses who really make a difference to people during their spell of bad luck. To be honest all nurses in nhs are absolutely amazing people, the amount of work they get thrown on them leaves them running around tying themselves in knots! It's the only place in the world you can watch someone leave a room and meet themselves coming back in, all with about 4 x 15min breaks in a 12hr shift and still will take care of you with compassion and a beautiful smile and never complaining

[@Shuttletrain]

Dr Julian and Bonita made the series! Hope he’s having fun down Under.

[@Timbergal]

He’s in AU now?

[@Shuttletrain]

@@Timbergal yes that’s why I said down under.

[@Timbergal]

@@Shuttletrainsarcasm not needed…I was surprised that’s all.

[@lorienray6216]

When my Daughter was a companion to the elderly and they pass away. I tell her how important she was to the client and family that she may be the last person they saw before they passed, it’s easier to know that the one that cared for them in the end really truly cared about their life, happiness Locke she would if it was her own Grandmother

[@chris-c2c4k]

i wish more sisters where like her

[@jackjill2574]

heres my fav sister benita :)

[@TheSaltySiren]

One thing I love about A&E in the UK is that they make their patients a cuppa tea. Here in the US, they don’t do anything to make us more comfortable.😢

[@anotherpenny1942]

So true. Not even any help to relieve pain.

[@autummsun]

Yup! And u work in healthcare and I know .

[@Maria-tm2eu]

In Germany they are so horrible, they do not care for the patients. In september I was in hospital with a massiv whole in mein foot and they lput me in a bed and let me lay 6 days withaut seeing a doctor. The major nurse came once, put my blanket on the side and said: what is that, this is digusting, all that blood and it smells. why do you not remove your mess? She ment the bloody sheets and blankets. and said, that dirty thing (she mend me) can go not downwards to see a dok, turned round and went away. I could not even get up to use a toilet, the other lady in the room did get me alway that chair so I could my thing I had to do. that is germany!!!

[@tammytaylor1278]

I enjoyed this series. Ty

[@marionbowler5440]

Thank you 🇨🇦👍😎

[@collettehartshorn581]

I have visited the A and E department at my local hospital, several times, and I certainly wasn't treated the way Barnsley A@E department treat their patients with respect. I waited 13 hours in the waiting room with sepsis and then saw a Dr for five minutes. None of the Nurses came in to say hello, do observations or check on me. No conversation No cup of tea, NOTHING! I am a retired Nurse and I was disgusted.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

I have had nothing but rude nurses and Doctors when I had to visit my hospital in Southern Ontario Canada; I only have been there 4 times and the last time I was sat in the waiting room after being triaged, with chest pain. 4 hours, I still wasn't called into what's jokingly called rapid assessment; I was so disgusted that after the 4 hour long wait I got up and went home. I then lodged a formal complaint and was told that if I had been feeling worse, I should have told someone! Hello? Chest pain is worrisome; I eventually saw a cardiologist who diagnosed me with atrial fibrillation. I'll never willingly go to that hospital ever again.

[@redfernj2557]

I think the tea is not standard. Pretty sure it was to help warm her up.

[@karleenjohnson2174]

You as an retired nurse should know that the ER is super bust and chaotic. If you want conversation and a cup of tea stay home

[@eunicestone6532]

​@@redfernj2557in UK.....TEA....is vital.

[@redfernj2557]

@@eunicestone6532 that may be, but, I don't see how it necessitates such a demand in a&e, of all places. Just saying- that's where some things are truly vital.

[@lorienray6216]

These miners go through so much, not only to feed their families, but to take care of ours. They are the bravest people, not fair in the end the suffering they go through, they should be noticed for their dangerous, painstakingly, hardworking accomplishments so we can have a good life. Years ago it was ore, coal so we could stay warm, some started as young as 12yrs old, without the proper safety equipment, shortening their lives with minimal pay. The government knew what it did to them, lungs especially, shortening their lives, huge lump sums should go out to those families from the past that lost their family members due to the environment they had to work in. We need to improve the conditions drastically as many trades men, etc. go down in the mines some losing their lives or shortening it.

[@corvettesbme]

Thank you for posting!❤

[@cuttin-edgevideo3528]

The ER I work at would never lol. They would say, "Put a mask on & double wash your hands..." 😂

[@blssuzy2246]

I had a house fire Christmas Eve 2004 in Fort Worth Texas and it was 19 degrees outside the roof completely burned away - the fire was at 4 am . Around 11 am I walked back into my daughter’s room and her wall was a big section about 2ft x4ft and it was thousands of lady bugs clustered tightly together. Then a couple years later at my grandmother passed away and 3 lady bugs crawled on top of her pink casket in the cemetery during her service.

[@olisaprice9870]

I love watching this show 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 TV show)

[@richardcrocker539]

Nurses are Angels

[@MikeMusicandMotivation]

Bonita is my favourite

[@baboo7192]

Love is pretty card!❤❤❤

[@longfellow5276]

😂😂 hey Bonita😂 Groucho called and wants his glasses back😂😂😂

[@margaretwhitehead3913]

Yes it is xxxx

[@xD-psynapse]

There’s a song called SISTER BETINA 😂🎉

[@MartinParry]

What’s the link?

[@minidigger1000]

I had the pleasure of having to go to hospital in Belfast in the rvh I had a ruptured brain aneurysm which is pretty serious, I can't fault the rvh top class treatment and nursing great staff all round. After 8 weeks of to newry for on going recovery in daisy Hill hospital that is when everything went down hill booked in no one came near me till the next morning from 3pm the day before and I'm in a wee room on my own they brought me soup and gave me a fork to eat it .they took me for a walk on the floor and let me walk into the wall ,this was the final straw I went home that day I should have been there 4 weeks I stayed one night terrible hospital

[@kenjohnson5498]

In the states nurses aren't allowed to be jovial with patients and are too busy anyway but we need them more than doctors these days

[@christhompson7547]

Not true in my area of the USA.

[@vagirl19]

I got told at one of my jobs that I shouldn’t have small talk with my patients, just go in fit them with the brace or cast and walk out. Don’t be personable we don’t have time, doctors want to get in the rooms.

[@sassicrass]

@@vagirl19wow!

[@anjabrown7868]

Wish the emergency rooms were like that here in the USA , if u go to emergency you will most likely be a good ten hours or more in the waiting room alone not to mention once u get to a room or stall , and u if able have to beg etc . However if admitted the nurses on the floor are much kinder .

[@catbriggs8362]

I live in the US. I haven't had to wait long in our Hospital Emergency very long--ever. For example, I was in the ER recently. From the waiting room to triage to an ER treatment room was 30 minutes. Total. I've never had to wait in an ER. I live in the biggest city in our state, but it's relatively small compared to other states. I'd say the wait times for ER treatment here depends on where you live.

[@anjabrown7868]

@@catbriggs8362 try the emergency rooms in Philadelphia

[@oneseeker2]

I've waited 9-12 hours with bilateral lung effusions! NC! O got up and drove myself to Duke Regional to say e my life!

[@payneeavis7366]

I prefer Barnsley and King’s over St. George’s in the television series.

[@ahwell9984]

I felt sorry about that former coal miner who had also smoked. COPD is an awful, awful condition.

[@crystalbirtch2335]

The population keeps going up, and no new Hospitals are being considered. No wonder the Healthcare industry is overwhelmed, and there are no beds and people are waiting 18 hours in ER.

[@denisepope8599]

That is true. There needs to be more students graduating HS going into the medical school. All paid for. They can’t drop out, or fail, if they do, they have to return the money. This will make the ones who are serious about becoming members of the medical profession.

[@aris5703]

I’ve never seen a pulse ox reader on the ear! 😅

[@vagirl19]

Pulse ox isn’t accurate through nail polish so they use the ear for accuracy, so that lady probably had it on

[@froggynzack]

Ive seen a lot of patients with the ear pulse ox in this show too and i was like what? They even have one that is a small square that they placed on the ear lobe. Im still trying to settle that they call the nurses sisters.

[@abircocci8157]

Having to Live with one of the worse and deadly sickness can be really frustrating I have had herpes for the last 1 year now and I’m getting really fed up with it.

[@abircocci8157]

This is interesting, how did you come about this sorceress that helped you? Perhaps she can help me out with my Herpes that I have been battling for the past years now.

[@abircocci8157]

Okay this is comforting, I will have to try her and see as I have tried many things. Thank you very much for this info.

[@annamarielewis7078]

You have to eliminate sugar and stress from your life. Get a prescription for Acyclovir and take it at the first itch. Never have unprotected sex. Don’t bake in the sun. Eat well. Hygiene is paramount.

[@island8908]

❤️🙏🏽

[@carisaunders2346]

Damn mines!

[@MartinParry]

Hi Benita - I know you’re watching this video on this KZbin channel 👀

[@MartinParry]

I’d happily break my leg to get treated by Sister Benita.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Benita coughing everywhere and not into the crook of her elbow is a bit concerning.

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Sister Benita is spreading her germs far and wide. As a health care provider, she knows that at the very least, she should have a mask on. And that she shouldn't be there. She's coughing into her hands and then using pens, keyboards, and touching surfaces that other providers will touch.

[@sharlina63]

So if you’re coughing and you’re working around sick people wouldn’t a mask be appropriate just saying I think I would be upset if somebody was coughing like you and you’re working on me

[@kathykeller9652]

Why did Benita not have a mask on?

[@ValC-vn5vl]

This should give pause for thought for all the pts that should’ve gone to a family doctor or walk in clinic. It’s almost shameful to be asking for a sandwich when others are sick or dying.

[@toripauley4028]

Hospitals here treat chronic illnesses terrible

[@ahwell9984]

Having cameras following you around would surely make anyone self-conscious. You could hardly help doing your best to be kind, conscientious - at your best despite the shortstaffing and patient burden.

[@chris-c2c4k]

first guy surely must qualify for a lung transplant

[@heatherfisher9959]

I love horses. Amazing animals. Physicly but even more so spirally.

[@spazamitaz]

I love spiral horses. 🤣🤣🤣

[@heatherfisher9959]

😂 I have very small hands and fingers with bad arthritis. Plus Grammarly! 😁 My sausages have a mind of their own and then the auto spell has a horrible time keeping up! 😑 I also have brain issues that affect my spelling and texting so I'm tired and don't catch it but I try. I'm not offended! 😁It is what it is! Could have been worse! Some hilarious sentences have occurred. ! 😂

[@bettym.6766]

She is a lovely person and I am sure she does the best for all but how many patients did she make sick coughing in the A&E.

[@stevemcgowen]

None. You missed the part where it was said she was off a week with a chest infection?

[@greg4673]

so what kind of "sister" is Benita ?

[@TIO540S1]

I turned 70 last month. This video is NOT making me comfortable.

[@mgm2008]

Is a "sister" a nurse?

[@Omenie_]

Yes.

[@JonathanCrocker-l2t]

wow your pretty how do motorcycle jumper get any kind of medical coverage

[@mariongiesler2306]

Sister Benita needs to learn to cough into her arm/elbow!

[@denisepope8599]

Why is she called a sister?

[@anotherpenny1942]

It harkens back to the days when nurses were Nuns. So calling them a ‘Sister’ is just a carryover from those times.

[@donnamurphy5698]

Sister B where is your face mask

[@OlisaPrice-qq1wm]

Beat Show

[@chrislee1096]

Repeat

[@nathanhearld474]

Is sister benita single 🤔

[@catherinebrady2640]

Why, oh why didn't Sister Bonita wear a mask when she knew she was ill. She was coughing around staff and patients. I am sure she is an excellent nurse, but that was a major faux pas.

[@julielumsden5184]

I think because it was pre Covid now masks are a lot more common and requested.

[@Julie-xz6cd]

What's the point in thenursse in black

[@tyriedle2658]

Im gonna ignor alley the staff here today allday guys. You guys are gonna help me ignor the staff and Mallory today huh guys.

[@sH-gh8ww]

I just need to change your gloves more often. One doctor was touching his hair with the same gloves that he is working on a patient your gloves as the doctors and nurses are to prevent the patient not you prevent the patient stop slamming why do you slam