Paramedics Attempt To Free A Man Trapped In A Car Crushed By A Fallen Tree | Helicopter ER

[@ReallyTVuk]

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[@sharonloomis5264]

Got any medical conditions? I have now. I like this guy. Using his sense of humor to get through the ordeal.

[@harrisonhealey1679]

They made a full recovery and you can never tell they were in the accident afterwards. They were featured on the BBC and thanked the paramedics for the help they gave them!

[@ojcksn]

Was there a dog and was it alright?

[@harrisonhealey1679]

@@ojcksn I saw a news article on the York press which said “Also freed from the car was the couples pet dog who was unscathed from the accident.” The couples names are Stephanie and Giles Bilton. They did suffer some serious injuries but made a full recovery.

[@ojcksn]

@@harrisonhealey1679 ahh I’m glad they’re all okay, cheers for letting me know

[@catherinebrady2640]

Thank you for the update. Did anyone locate the dog and is it injured?

[@danieledge]

“Got any medical conditions?” “I have now” 😅😅😅😅😅

[@ojcksn]

Was about to say about this too 😂😂

[@shxdow9807]

I thought he said he had “gout” lol

[@danieledge]

@@shxdow9807 lololololol ffs im 36 and had gout last month 😂😂

[@FarOut-n6b]

drives me mad they dont tell you the outcome. for that reason, i will never watch this show on tv.

[@krys10011]

I think they do, but it's at the very end of each episode. In the last couple of minutes they give a bit of info on what happened to each patient. Unless I'm thinking of another program?

[@matthewrobertson95]

@@krys10011 On the full programme they do always tell you the outcome at the end. With these YT shorts only sometimes they'll include it.

[@shxdow9807]

This is KZbin and these are only clips. Watch the actual full episode if you want to see the end result.

[@pewpew4545]

That’s a bit of reality for you, is ambulance staff almost never find out what happens to our patients.

[@leehalifax]

They always tell the outcome at the end of each episode

[@Tk3997]

Do UK fire engines particularly those apparently tasked for rescue seriously not carry chainsaws? That feels like a huge oversight, there are so many situations where firefighters might need to cut thick wood.

[@mackflickerson6722]

They beat the laundry sauces by minutes!

[@schnuurtchke]

The Guelph Transit bus 🚎

[@misszetec]

Did they find the dog?

[@erikmaximilian5831]

I come from germany and there is always a doctor on the helicopter why are there two paramedics??

[@tamfuwing1]

They do have a doctor.

[@Henning_]

@@tamfuwing1 So you have watched a video with an air ambulance with two paramedics and no doctor. So how can you come to the conclusion they have a doctor???

[@helencaddick9974]

Can you tell me what's happened ?

[@alisharehman8798]

Wait a minute storm Malik was ages ago and this only came out 2 weeks ago

[@MihawkPlaysTSB]

dayum i feel bad

[@user-tt8yg3wm7n]

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[@galememeeof6688]

Thats 'it?

[@PepperstoneGB]

*why is lisa asking annoying obvious questions? Thats just plain disregard and disrespectful to the victim pinned down under. There's more talking than action.*

[@herozero8809]

because her hands are tied because she can't move a 2 ton tree off him, nor can she access him, as she can do is assess him visibly and try to ensure that the patient is coherent and are able to answer questions, no matter how stupid, because if they go quite the outcome gets severe

[@janikd7948]

Asking basic questions let's the medics asses how severe a head trauma is. It also helps to spot a patients condition deteriorating, if they suddenly can't answer anymore/ stop talking. + bonus feature, asking basic questioned helps with the patients anxiety.

[@PepperstoneGB]

@@janikd7948 *ok thanks but she's bit verbose*

[@Felix-jg5nr]

To assess how responsive the patient is or is not; to monitor if the patients condition is deteriorating from a head injury, for example; to keep the patient alert and conscious; to reassure the patient..