Air Ambulance ER: Teenager Gets Trapped Between Two Cars | Medical Documentary | Reel Truth Science

In Teeside, the Air Ambulance team are sent out just 4 miles from base to try and save a teenager called Karl who has been knocked down and trapped between two cars. Plus, it's a race against time for the East Anglian Air Ambulance as they transfer a 66 year old man who is experiencing serious chest pains to the nearest hospital.
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[@bwktlcn]

Thank you for letting the Mom know what was going on when she arrived at the scene. As an ICU nurse, you wouldn’t believe how many times people get from the scene to the ER and on to ICU without anyone really telling the family what is going on. A doc may be great at explaining the patient had a heart attack, or was in a really bad MVA with head and orthopedic injuries, and others just say, “ we’re doing all we can.” I have a Daisy Award on my wall, just for caring enough about a dying patient’s family to ask them, “What is your understanding of their condition,” and then translating “doctorese.”

[@noahwolfgram4743]

Nellie Olsen god bless you for being such a wonderful person! I’ve spent a lot of time in and out of hospitals. It’s the “little things” Professionals like you do, that can make a large impact on a patients recovery.

[@sailboatrn7372]

Nellie, as a retired nurse of over 23 years, I so agree with your comment. Congratulations on your DAISY Award. It has always been my feeling we are patient advocates first. ❤️

[@nicholefrank6770]

A lot of parents or family tend to fall apart in hysteria at the scene of a loved one. This family was calm and allowed the professionals to do their job. I'm sure it wasn't easy either.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

It's only because they got told what happened mostly

[@faithchloe6315]

My mom was in a very severe car accident. The car rolled and she was pinned underneath. If it wasn’t for an air ambulance that quickly transported her to the hospital, she might not be with me today. So thankful for the paramedics that help save people every single day. May god bless you all.

[@mtabor9459]

Faith Chloe I hope she's doing well

[@princessaz79]

It doesn't matter how old you are, you still want your mom.

[@vivians9392]

Always need Mom when traumatized and hurt! It's the human reaction to need the one who brought you into this world and nutured you.

[@IwasBlueb4]

not everyone does or did

[@qveenora3]

Ikk

[@brendaechols2228]

True.

[@ChadWilson]

Darn onion ninja! Stop it!

[@joannamallory2823]

Johnny is lucky to have his mom there for comfort. It’s sweet that his concern is for her. ‘Where’s my mum?’ Love it.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Poor old man with the heart attack...someones dad.. I hope the family got to see him b4 anything bad

[@IwasBlueb4]

I knowwww…. I hope he wasn't terrified ….poor man

[@marktwain380]

What would we do without these heroic, competent, professional and caring souls...

[@phoebe287]

Big respect for the tree surgeon! Stayed calm, stayed in the same position, told them exactly what he was feeling and all the details he could! Big props!

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

That's what staying calm and collected truly means.

[@piercehawke8021]

That tree surgeon has 'SAS' or 'Navy SEAL' material written all over him, he's one tough cookie, who kept it together despite his major injuries.

[@streakyanchovy]

Probably has military experience as a medic or something like that.

[@mcjones853]

Definitely a very very different special breed of humans to save these people

[@heatherhooper1430]

I absolutely love when they show how the people turn out in the end and do stories on them. Always good to see them recognized and not leaving the viewers questioning.

[@MonZillRa]

America: blood and graphic content in our shows? Unacceptable.think about the children!!!11!! UK: *we arent gonna hide anything, the kids can suffer.* As an american lemme just say the censorship here sucks and doesnt make anything interesting This is why I love UK

[@Sniff34]

they also don't wear gloves,how excellent.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

@@Sniff34 that's why anti bacterial soap is used. Sometimes you dont have time for gloves.

[@Sniff34]

@@gorgeousfreeman4836 Make time for it,if you have an open sore,ect on your skin and get into contact with contaminated blood,you'll want more than anti bacterial soap.

[@14rs]

I like being able to see what really happens. How they actually treat these

[@jonny87kz]

To me at least the real reason for the censorship is to protect the privacy of the patient. These people are real. They are having the worst day of their life. Your enjoyment comes maybe about 10th after that.

[@2010securityful]

men and women dedicated to others experience their worst day Thank You

[@MrLahey27]

Mom was extremely calm as I would have been frantic!

[@gendoll5006]

Here in the US, RSI is “rapid sequence intubation” instead of “rapid sequence induction” (I think they said induction lol). It’s interesting learning about the different terms, protocols, procedures, etc. in different countries.

[@steve1978ger]

That arborist was cool as a cucumber.

[@dreasmom2789]

The statement of 30 sec. is so crazy true. Long story short if I and friend would have left my house 5 secs earlier I know my friend and I would have been hit by and killed by another car. You really never know.

[@kristinalaw7857]

dreas mom Exactly! There have been so so many examples of this throughout my life. Timing can literally be life or death. ❣️

[@vivians9392]

Tomorrow is promised to no one. So, live every day as if it's your last, especially when interacting with others.

[@jamesburton1050]

Somebody's done some amazing camera shots!!!

[@peopledrivemecrazy3945]

OCD cleaning LOL! I cracked up rewinded and watch it again. ❤️

[@Turbo_Tractors]

18:51 Could watch this scene all day. Excellent decision making and fast hands on chest from the crew.

[@softsmoken]

The mom showing up at the scene like that, terrible for her.. at least that paramedic was intelligent enough to address the other with respect and information to defuse the situation.. i watched your heart break Mom. 😔 My mom's been gone since i was 16, i was lucky to have her around while I did, she was great.. love your mom's like crazy every one of you. The only thing that keep a mother from breaking down watching her child in mortal danger/injury is when that child depends on her demeanor being together. They're lucky to have you mom's that they have. Good job Philip keep kickin ass, buster looks like an awesome friend.

[@IwasBlueb4]

Really ? I told my mother I thought I was dying ( was at home in v serious condition) Her answer : Well, bed is a good place to die. In a stone cold voice and tone

[@softsmoken]

@@IwasBlueb4 we don't choose our family, we don't have to like them, just love them.

[@mikaylakozlof8651]

I wish my mom was at the scene of the accident I was in. This was painfully beautiful to watch

[@misspamba1]

If there are hero’s then this guys are the heros

[@AudreyHeadley]

Hats off to all the doctors and the pilot crews doing amazing job.

[@karinetnr]

Many serious thank you guys for saving people

[@Shay-nu7id]

Wow so that's what it's like to have a public health system. Here in America an accident like that would ruin your life because of the cost. The after care alone would destroy you financially . You would lose your job your credit your car your house etc. We are terrified of getting hurt in America.

[@eviekelpie1]

We have a fantastic public health system here in Australia too

[@kittyrichardson68]

thank you for sharing

[@flippinmylid]

I don't know any of those heroes on the Air Ambulance but can say that you all are AMAZING!!

[@jeremiasallescher8055]

Best documentary ever I mean like both filming and performing (rescuing) awesome just awesome man !!!

[@travtrav20]

Love your videos! Ima nurse and going back to school for my RN. I love trauma nursing. I like to see the difference I made in front of me... most the time... keep up the awesome work you guys do! YOU ALL ARW AWESOME 👏☺️😘☺️😊😌😉

[@annettebourque1420]

super job you are all heroes in my book God bless you XOXO!!!

[@ltpotatoecho6475]

So much respect to the heroes in the emergency services...Amazing to see the efforts they perform for a human they don't know

[@MrKabDrivr]

This serie is awesome and so are those people!...

[@sylviaschepers5166]

I don't know how old the videos are but they are amazing! I love watching them. The UK emergency air are a lot different than the ones in the US. I find myself trying to find more of them. And when I can't I'll watch the same ones again and again. For one I love the way you treat the patient. Your kind and understanding. I didn't see you bombardering the patient with questions. Especially when they are so bad off. I suffer from PTSD and I had had a pretty major surgery that morning on my left foot, ankle and lower leg. I had fell and I knew insently that I had done some damage. Plus there was blood soaking my bandages. So that evening we called the ambulance after calling the doctor's office. I was told to go back to the hospital. The men from the ambulance come in like gangbusters asking 50 blue million questions and they don't give you time to talk! They were Rudd. Then when I told them what hospital I needed them to take me to, they gave me some shit about it. But I told them why I had to go there, and they kinda mumbled where they didn't think I could understand it. But I did! I fall a lot so now I have a emergency button. But I refuse to use it just because of that! I would rather wait it out and see if I'm going to die or not. LoL Most people think I'm nuts! But if you are or were in my shoes you'd maybe think different. The one thing that I remember of that incident is that I had told them everything that they needed to know when they very first came in. I had my list of meds, allergies, surgeries and what had been done that day. So you tell me, why did they treat me like they did?! But I would love, that is if the occasion should ever arises. To have you guys and gals to be Johnny on the spot for me!!!!!!! Sincerely with love and prayers, a big fan! I do hope that someone from the Air Ambulances Services gets to read this. Only to know how much they are admired!🥰🤗🤒🤕😷👩‍⚕️🚑🚁🏥🏨💙💜

[@Irisedpig]

not gonna lie, as someone with a chronic illness with no real treatment available, ive been treated like crap in the medical system too and these videos are a bit of wish fullfillment fantasy lol. the way that when something is wrong, kind considerate people rush to help, and they know what to do and can treat the problem ... that's the dream isnt it!

[@heidiwilliams5876]

Wonderful heroes

[@justinwallace390]

That upper leg break looked nasty on X-ray. I sure as hell wouldn't get back on a motor bike. Glad to know everyone survived. Cheers to the emergency response units.

[@willowoahh]

What time stamp was that?

[@harpermcewen5887]

@@willowoahh 42:54

[@monbbb9236]

I've been binge watching air ambulance all day long and i have a fear of blood.. i feel weak and just like turning into jelly when i see one but im overcoming it, trying so hard to fight it off bc i love documentaries like these esp how they treat such horrific accidents and all i can say is that watching this show is pretty motivating and inspiring.. i kind of want to be a paramedic now lol...im quite used to seeing the gore stuff now too... also love the fact that they didn't censore the wounds 😅 aight imma continue watching now have a good day fellas 🤗💕💕💕 ( was shookt when the paramedic didnt wore gloves when handling the patient..guess they ran out of it ) 😅

[@marcelmioch4980]

Really wow, great jon of the air ambulance, but especially in the first case om 09:30 the text of the text: "Deditcated to the memory of John Toner" I checked that name. Wow.

[@maherelmasri4741]

Ramona Middleton He was a biker doing a charity ride for the Air Ambulance when we was hit by a car and died so they decided to dedicate the helicopter in his name

[@Lesloi6227]

@Ramona Middleton www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/1671962.helicopter-honour-for-accident-victim/

[@sas5926]

The music is the best 😂😂

[@KisSteele]

While grateful for first responders, I don’t want my first helicopter ride to be one I can’t remember!

[@jasonharding96]

The hour they are talking about as I was watching from another series like this but it’s the USAF PJ para rescue the hour is called the GOLDEN HOUR

[@arizonasunflowers5226]

FBI SWAT yes, that’s it.

[@RyanSmith-se7kw]

GOD , WHAT BEAUTIFUL SOULS !!!!

[@SacredKnowledge-ct6mr]

Earth angels thank you 🙏🏻

[@angelashaffer4892]

The only thing I can pay attention to is the one paramedic not having gloves on and has his blood on his hands.

[@elisabethtuyaerts5522]

So true

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Who cares...you clearly couldnt be a medic. Sometimes there is no time for gloves. You have to be quick or lose the patient. You wouldnt make it as a emt or paramedic. Youd lose to many people for stupid gloves over another humans life at stake.

[@IwasBlueb4]

@@gorgeousfreeman4836 well said

[@MrCheckitout123]

@@gorgeousfreeman4836what are you talking about no time? I put my gloves on going down the highway, pre arrival. run a size larger just for that reason and if I need to switch out for additional PT. putting gloves on while your hands are sweaty is a joy. your going to get fired as medic if you forgo your BSI and/or pick up blood born patho. btw, not going to lose anyone over gloves.

[@bluewolf993]

And what is the point in wearing gloves on the flight? The point of gloves is to protect you from any disease, bacteria, pathogens etc that the patient may have. They are also to protect the patient from germs and bacteria that might be on the medical worker’s hands. If they already have gloves on in the helicopter then they are touching the seat, helmet, gear, doors, handles, bags, etc. I can’t imagine that all that stuff is sterile so they are putting all those germs on the patient but at least protecting themselves from AIDS or Hepatitis.

[@lacidawson]

If they could link a Nightmare Neighbour Episode to this!! - they'd never lose any viewers not ever.

[@user-ty4rv6xl5h]

this is good

[@yount589]

Good to see Texas represented across the pond!

[@brandieblakley7214]

I hope to never have to be flown anywhere for any reason! I'm terrified of flying!

[@yottaforce]

It's cut together using two different helicopters: 25:05 G-NHAC 25:15 G-NHAB 25:22 G-NHAB 25:28 G-NHAB 26:20 G-NHAB 26:35 G-NHAC 29:24 G-NHAC 30:28 G-NHAC 30:53 G-NHAB

[@watchgoose]

So? One is a Dauphin, one is Lockheed Martin. There is more than one team available. On the ground there were two Bell aircraft as well.

[@lukewalker3905]

I mean they reuse the same 5 heli to heli filming shots for the whole season so what you picked up on is the tip of the iceberg.

[@fietsryer1]

Morten why are you making this remark?

[@stacydavid758]

@@fietsryer1 maybe Morton thinks he's the only person what so ever Whos watching these shows who picks things like this up so he thought he would let us know to make himself look smarter then the rest of us who decided not to make that comment even if we did catch it...The rest of us wanted to leave a comment worth reading to the rest of the people who is reading these comments!! DID U ALL UNDERSTAND WHAT I AM TRYING TO SAY? Not to sure if I got my point out..I HAVE BEEN GOING ON ABOUT 1 HOUR AND NOT EVEN THE WHOLE HOUR OF SLEEP IN 4 DAYS. So lately it seems like. I can't get out what I am trying to say.lol..

[@markschiavone8003]

Luke Walker tip of what iceberg

[@joepicone5136]

Anyone else notice that beautiful 15g insert at 35:20

[@jomamma1356]

from Maine, USA.... you folks are AWSOME !!!!!!

[@andygilroy5397]

heros

[@user-tz8pi4ul4t]

love

[@jordanstevison7441]

Man was playing real racing 3

[@FelineFosterFamily]

I swear the narrator has to be Iain Glen, Jorah Mormont from Game of Thrones 😮

[@whisperingwind2]

Hannah Miller darn it, I was just going to make that comment and you beat me to it 😁

[@Lilith-Lynx]

I made some extensive Google search and it is him narrating this show

[@taylorfrazier7919]

Jorah Mormont Narrating is greatness

[@feraynironmane8101]

This show makes me scared to go outside.

[@feraynironmane8101]

@Arna Cook don't make me scared to be alive. Please don't do this to me.

[@feraynironmane8101]

@Arna Cook Unfortunately, no it's not. We are designed to be mobile. Staying in beds for long periods of time leads to atrophy and really messes your spine up. Only takes about 3 days to start really doing damage.

[@feraynironmane8101]

@Arna Cook Sounds like it. Thanks for that.

[@arizonasunflowers5226]

Ferayn Ironmane life itself makes me scared to go outside, and it should you, too!

[@jonbird6566]

I don't understand why people still ride motorcycles... I don't even have a car, and I am desperate to find transportation. A motorcycle is an affordable option, and I am a bit of an adrenaline junkie, but I have seen plenty of videos like this that prove that motorcycles are a horrible option. You can be as safe as possible on a motorcycle, and still end up with life altering injuries if not death. Its just not worth the risk. I will remain vehicleless. It's too much of a risk.

[@jacobramonebennett-watkins2234]

8:55 you mean it most definitely makes a difference... No doubt about that air ambulances are angels and the doctors at the er are gods. It's sad when soccer players or NBA stars get payed millions and er doctors, nurses and surgeons and 100s of other people who assist in saving lives get Jack shit in pay compared to a motherfucker kicking a rubber ball, don't get it twisted their cream-of-crop lads but compared to this people not a fucking chance

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Dont forget the good cops too that risk life as they know it for someone

[@soc2168]

Jacob Ramone Bennett-Watkins i get your point, but pretty sure paying these guys millions would ruin the economy, since they’re so many. NBA players are paid privately, not by the government.

[@sandrabentley15]

Hats of the those heroes

[@thegab9632]

I feel so connected to Jonny... i broke my right femur on a motorcycle accident (05.07.19) and have a pin in it aswell.

[@Najla_G]

Thegab96 I hope you get well soon and drive save.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Hip is the worst pain when broken. Hope you recover well.

[@tenson_1k184]

God is good 🙏

[@abigailhlavacek6141]

When i was 4 i accidentally cracked my head open and i had to go to the hospital but the hospital i went to diddnt know ho to treat me so i got to go in a helicopter but unfortunately i dont remember it😪

[@abigailhiman5687]

Omg gal

[@maxalger-meyer4549]

Sir Jorah is that you..? Just gave it a google, it certainly is.

[@watininx]

Max Alger-Meyer what do you mean,

[@lillsportyshorty7165]

Thought I was the only one who cought that.

[@maxalger-meyer4549]

dandey the actor who voices Jorah Mormont in Game of Thrones is the narrator in this

[@johannasutcliffe5077]

Johanna. Sutcliffe Smlie 😊😍😘😍😘😙😚😀😎

[@ryanmoffett6788]

What does the paramedics back at the desk do if they get a call for an emergency but the crew is busy on another job?

[@jwhymjonas6863]

If the Crew is still in transit they might divert them to the more serious job or they may redirect another medevac to that situation. They also provided connection to landbased ems, fire, police and the hospital as well as administrative work :)

[@sherylcoetzer1]

What are the black and red helicopters for?

[@sophiecrumb9386]

Am i nuts or is that Jorah Mormont’s voice?? Right??

[@joannamallory2823]

It’s him. Although, you may still be nuts.....

[@maxalger-meyer4549]

can you see me it’s him m.imdb.com/name/nm0322513/filmotype/actor?ref_=m_nmfm_1

[@Lilith-Lynx]

It's him, you heard right

[@juliehenry5353]

Who was John Toni

[@shannonclear]

Workers compensation and crime compensation applications

[@melissajarvis4829]

Did anyone else start to get sympathetic (fantom) pins and needles in their feet?

[@vivians9392]

I get those feelings off and on, for real, with a spinal fusion of a lower back disc. But although a bit altered, it is a miracle to be treated like this and to carry on with life!

[@laurenmarshall8877]

i wish they would tell us how the victims turned out, i wanna know if they recovered

[@SeedyDragon]

did you not watch the end of the video??? Pay attention more! Stop rushing ans skipping ahead

[@laurenmarshall8877]

Kiwi ohh shit ok they show it during the last 4 minutes of the video my bad, i didn’t think i literally needed to watch the whole thing

[@eviekelpie1]

???They do. Don't you watch till the end???

[@eviekelpie1]

@@laurenmarshall8877 why wouldn't you watch the whole episode? That sounds silly to me

[@Eclipse-lw4vf]

my question is will that helicopter cost em 70k?

[@dreasmom2789]

Wonder who John Toni was?

[@steve1978ger]

Could be a colleague, or a donor who made out a substantial portion of his will to the service.

[@kayhaley118]

Seen on a different comment.that he was a bike rider,riding for a benefit for air ambulance n he was hit by a car while doing the ride so they decided to name the copper after him

[@brendaechols2228]

This show is hard to watch sometimes.

[@aliveandawake9093]

Trying to sell them double glazing... Dwl!!!!!

[@dubious6718]

Helipads looks like an afterthought on most of these hospitals

[@balciferzarthon9781]

ah officer or someone not wearing gloves and has blood all over his hands...

[@heinrichchristiansson1908]

What u find even more interesting is 17:20. Reported possible cardiac arrest, air ambulance arrives, gets into the ambulance... No numbers told, so nothing about puls and quality, blood pressure, spo2, breathing, state of consciousness whatsoever... And they even have a fully-automated ecg and stuff! And of course a bit later, the patient is in a full arrest and they start cpr... Like isn't getting the ecg and spo2 onto the patient as well as getting oxygen and intubation ready the very furst thing the assistant does, while the doctor or higher qualified personel asseses the patient??

[@melissajarvis4829]

@@heinrichchristiansson1908 Most likely that info was edited out due to time limits and viewer interest. I really don't expect them to constantly show the paramedics rattling off numbers that mean nothing to the general public, and them having to then "translate" the medical jargon. They do show some of it, just not all.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

@@heinrichchristiansson1908 you're stupid they dont include everything in the film. Alot goes on off cam

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Yes because theres times you dont have time for damned gloves when its serious life or death. You would fail as a emt with alot of dead serious case patients.

[@bethanybuller8145]

Dude. Like. Don’t you wanna not hyperventilate the patient. Rescue breathing without CPR is every 5-6 seconds.

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur gas ⛽️

[@Meowrose3]

And they all have matching red interquartz telephones.

[@onoT-n6c]

Outlaw motorcycles

[@coover65]

A guy falls under a car. His name was Jack. Doctor told me my DNA was back to front. I said "And?"

[@wireslinger927]

I am against induced comas. Here in the US, a lot of people never come back from induced comas.

[@Wolfeboy212]

Sit the poor kid up, reducing ICP is always a good move.

[@KasperochSiri]

If you are talking about the kid that got trapped between the cars the I don't know where you work, because if there is a slite risk that he has broken his spine or neck then he shouldn't move at all.

[@rosaamaro8966]

😃🧡zmkzd🥴🤣🚨📞💋📞💋💋💋🟤🤫❤smmssmsms

[@gendoll5006]

Ok, how is the cardiac arrest pt moaning and moving if he has no pulse?! You don’t do CPR on someone who is breathing, moving, making noise, etc.. I’m so confused lol. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@RandomYoutuber1023]

Over here in the states, the only way you're getting air lifted is if you have insurance that covers it...

[@princessaz79]

That's not true. Air ambulance comes when you're in a rural area and it's faster to fly.

[@kaelinelise801]

When you are minutes from death, you don't have an option. They deal with payment later.

[@paulj541]

How much did that cost? I thought so.

[@coover65]

A dollar fitty...

[@sachisativa3208]

Not much only the US charges your your whole life savings for any hospital visit

[@watchgoose]

what is a life worth?

[@justinwallace390]

In America, just an ambulance ride will wipe out your bank account. That's with insurance!

[@tammysmith3541]

To many ads

[@azlibra7178]

She is right...docs do stuff half-assed!😂 She sanitized things properly! They were creeping me out cuz someone on the scene didn’t have gloved hands & had body fluids on bare skin!😳😳 I would NEVER touch a patient without gloves!!!🤦🏻‍♀️ Surprised at the differences between here & there.... a helicopter is never shut down when they pick up a patient in the states. It’s literally a grab & go! They should’ve been tubing & resuscitating in the air. If the man was having an acute MI- “The Golden Hour” better chances of recovery if they get him to the cardiac cath lab within the 1st 60 mins....wasting time doing stuff on the ground! Things are much different in the states...

[@doug112244]

You are pretty clueless.

[@azlibra7178]

doug112244, hows that?

[@melissajarvis4829]

That gloveless person may not have had gloves available or they may have ripped. Agreed, not the best situation, but as long as he had no open sores on his hands, he should be okay. I'm sure he just did what he felt he had to do. And, guaranteed he had to report the bodily fluids exposure.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

@@azlibra7178 please educate yourself more before casting judgement. You could never be an emt or medic of any type. Because when stuff gets out of hand, such as a wreck like that you may not have time. Wasting any seconds to do stuff like put gloves on could mean death for the victim..

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Plus they are well vaccinated and report any contact like that to take precaution

[@virginiafry9854]

RSI is NOT rapid sequence induction!! It IS rapid sequence intubation - passing a breathing tube into the trachea! With the second patient it’s Murphy’s law that the intubation will be difficult when a camera is being used!!! Also, the elderly tend to have stiffer necks. Interesting to see that the doctor elected to use a combitube (2 lumens) rather than going for a cricothyroidotomy - an emergency surgical airway that can be made into a tracheotomy after arrival at hospital. I would never have flown a patient without a fully secured airway! Horses freak out when a chopper lands, but cattle are just nosy and like to investigate! Having medical crew unrestrained in the back is not a good idea!! If the pilot has to make a sudden manoevre, they will be hurt!

[@kd5you1]

Either or both terms can be used. If the medical crew is restrained then they won't be able to treat the patient. Since there are few if any obstructions in the air there is no need to worry about sudden manoevres. I don't know about the UK but where I live LifeFlight helicopters are given priority over airspace which means other traffic is vectored around the LifeFlight helicopter.

[@kartracer5g229]

Gotta love armchair quarterbacks that can RIP apart a well done job in a comment over a KZbin video but probably would shat themselves if they were put in the very same position... all pt's survived and made full recoveries and they live to see another day ... so really your gripe is practically irrelevant

[@gunslinger11bravo]

Rapid sequence induction and rapid sequence intubation are both technically correct. You "induce" a comatose state in order to "intubate" the patient.

[@MrQalamQabut]

@@kartracer5g229 Its about OPINIONS, not GRIPE (which I sensed in your very own comment). Maybe you need a cricothyroidotomy.

[@MrQalamQabut]

@@AdelineCowgirl Something jammed his throat, or his brain, I guess...

[@angieward7175]

Why does the helio have to land just hover close to the ground and jump out.

[@Spiretail]

Too dangerous. Also wastes fuel.

[@fietsryer1]

Reaĺy Angie. Stuff like that is only done when making a sitcom. What you have witnessed here is real life

[@copythat10_44]

The blonde lady is out of uniform she’s wearing it like a prison inmate. Her co workers are wearing their orange jumpsuit properly.

[@pewdiepielover1833]

Copy that10_4 why are you mad about that? At least she’s doing her job

[@melissajarvis4829]

I'm sure there is a reason why she is wearing it that way. I can easily think of a few. 1) It may not fit properly and may even be restrictive. To be blunt, she is both a little heavy and large breasted, both of which can cause significant fitting problems. 2) She may suffer from excessive sweating. Better to not have the top half on than to have sweat running down your face and dripping on the patient. I don't see the other people on scene wearing jackets, so wearing an extra clothing layer could be a problem. 3)The brightly colored suit is for visibility. She has it on and is clearly visible. We don't know company policy. She might not be required to put it fully on- particularly during daylight.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Who cares she clearly is doing her job. And if you know anything about those suits they can get pretty hot. As long as she's got other members around her in the bright suit she is alright to do so. You're no manager or auditor. So chill

[@rosaamaro8966]

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