Unexpected Twists in Trauma Care - 24 Hours In A&E - Medical Documentary

[@laurachapple6795]

Linden going through the five stages of "wait, Mum's gonna see this eventually, isn't she?"

[@lindawiserbrown9908]

😂

[@markdidsbury3626]

I'm in my 60's and look back at some of the things i did growing up with my friends and sometimes wonder how i'm still here.

[@marcyweisinger1537]

I understand what Christina is saying. Because for a long time. I didn't know I had eczema. And when I worked at a nursing home doing dishes. My skin started to react to the chemicals. I later discovered that I actually had asthma skin reaction disease. Which is connected with eczema. I had to quit because it was getting worse. After I quit working at the nursing home it started to heal. I also wasn't able to wear gloves because the sweat would react to it.

[@sxna0214]

That's good to hear your hands have been healing! I have a mother with the same skin disease paired with her asthma and because she works as a cleaner in a busy hospital it has not helped at all with her hands - She's very strong willed and someone you can't keep at home, always wanting to work. Her hands however have been so poorly they look as if they will fall off any day - No cream/ pill has worked to calm the itchiness, but I just can't wait till she resigns, that's the best thing that will help her.

[@donnamitchell7707]

Good morning Banijay, and everyone ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@lucilledaub5991]

Loving medical videos.

[@tammytaylor7726]

Ty for the new video. Love your channel.

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

Ohhhh. So THATS the aftermath of all those video compilations we see of people doing daredevil things and you think that person must’ve gotten hurt😂😂😂😮❤ Linden hope you get some shin pads 😅

[@arlenelovelace18]

My son was a daredevil since the moment he could walk. As a child and teen, he had many stitches and staples quite often. As a young adult, he had to get one wrist rebuilt with titanium rods, and had surgery on both knees. He finally grew out of this when he was in his late 20’s when he got married. Now he’s a 31 yr old husband and father of a 6 mo old baby girl. So to my sisters of raising adventurous boys, I totally feel your worries and anxieties. Hang in there; you will get through this! 💕

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

God bless ya ! 😂❤

[@melanytodd2929]

🙏🙏🙏

[@70Joyful]

Both of my boys were rambunctious! They are 1 day shy if 18 months apart. They were constantly getting hurt. One broke his femer at 14 and the other was in a bad car accident, not his fault, and has metal holding his pelvis together. They are 31 and 30 now.

[@bobbiduval7961]

Adventurous? Yep if you say so 😂 SMH

[@eddielindgren5828]

"The pain is temporary" Not if you get chronic pain from injuries! I hope Linden grows up to be more sensible

[@lindawitherspoon446]

I feel sorry for Linden’s mom!!

[@sarahsnowe]

She's so fed up with his nonsense. He's fifteen, not three.

[@MetalMonkey]

I watched this last night and i was waiting to see the Unexpected TWINS lol, reading is hard!!

[@catherinefequet6363]

The one with blocked arteries is exactly like my dad. He too had a block but in his left, so the op was good, but a year later the same was happening to his right. The op was to go through the aortic arteries. He was to late, they amputated above the knee 2 days later.

[@KoalaBeer.]

You think this day age can unblock not amputate. Did he have laser vascular

[@catherinefequet6363]

@@KoalaBeer. His leg was too long without blood. He was insane With pain and my dad has never been like this in pain. Level 10 for pain ment nothing to him. If you or anyone you now has this, first signs of tingle, get them to hospital.

[@marionchase-kleeves8311]

25:15

[@marionchase-kleeves8311]

Tobacco is a nightshade plant that is a neuro toxin as well as an allergin. It causes swelling and vascular constriction, etc. Tobacco is classified as an insecticide in the US

[@donnamitchell7707]

Fantastic episode. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.

[@alanatolstad4824]

I love the show Money For Nothing, and Antony's voice sounds like Norman Wilkinson!---Shingles, very contagious, too near the eye can result in blindness. Occurs on one side of the spinal column, and is usually as a result of reduced immunity (makes me wonder if something atypical had happened in her life just prior), arises from the chicken pox virus which most of us have had to endure. I saw one patient, being treated for cancer, who had it occur on BOTH sides of her back. (She brought in a red velvet cake for the staff, but as I have a terrible gastric reaction to red food color, I've never been able to eat any). She did recover from her shingles tho'. I don't remember the result of her cancer treatment.

[@ArmorofGodtx1]

Linden really had to think 🤔 🤔🤔 how to answer that question.

[@ingerfaber3411]

I was thinking "I hope my sons wouldn't need that long time to find a reply !"

[@memeh1290]

I think L8nden's mom is to critical. lighten up and encourage him in correct behavior he might not be a daredevil. He wants to be notice by his mom not critized. But these videos are several years old I believe.

[@gbriank1]

Have so many patients that are non-emergent. Why isn't there a clinic system that takes those patients to an area staffed by Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners?

[@christiaancoetzee2964]

I quit cigarettes after 38 yrs due to serious health issues. It is possible to quit. First 20 days is hell and thereafter its manageable. After a year you forget about it all together. Just focus on the first 20 days and you will overcome the addiction.

[@jldisme]

Mom says, " how could you do something so stupid?" Son says, " I've got to take a picture of this."

[@yureituesday]

Please don’t call your child an idiot. You could say the act was idiotic. Direct name calling wounds deep.

[@robertbissonnette4411]

Linden will probably go back and do it again now he's going to have some narly scares

[@JoanneMacg]

Linden should be assessed for ADHD

[@pattyk734]

I had a nephew that climbed to the roof on his house when he was 3 thank goodness his parents saw him. Turns out he had ADHD. He grew up to be a wonderful successful man.

[@abbyb6958]

Absolutely

[@TheLaneasze]

I guess you can be a daredevil in a country with universal healthcare

[@Seawing-v5d]

The kid is lucky he's not in the US, with the cost of healthcare his parents would make him **** that coin out on his own.

[@Pammellam]

The Greek Cypriot lady has been in the UK since 1958, 1959 and she still can’t speak English??? My goodness! This show was most likely filmed around 2012 - that is more than 50 years! Why for goodness sake??

[@sarahsnowe]

Yes, that was my reaction. It's sad because she's disenfranchised. She won't be able to vote or even understand her rights in society. This is frequently a cultural problem: patriarchal societies that discourage women's independence, sometimes by brutal means. I grew up with a lot of Portuguese kids whose mothers and grandmothers couldn't speak English after years of living in Canada. These women rarely left the house except to shop (their embarrassed kids had to interpret for them) or go to mass. When women can't even understand their civil rights, the potential for worse abuse is obvious. Needless to say, the Catholic church did nothing to encourage their independence.

[@Pammellam]

@@sarahsnowe I was also very surprised and actually shocked that the daughter had been _forced_ by her mother to marry someone in an arranged marriage and that the daughter actually went through with this arranged marriage even though they were all in the UK. She used the word forced I believe. I live in Japan and when I was younger I think probably most marriages were arranged marriages here. There were very few so-called _love_ marriages. The daughter didn’t say anything about her marriage so I suppose the marriage was fine but she did say that her mother _forced_ her into the marriage. And that it took her a long time to forgive her mother. Just a note: an arranged marriage in Japan is usually done like this: some auntie or grandmother or matchmaker finds a suitable partner for the young person, and they exchange photographs and family particulars. If the other party doesn’t like what they see in the photograph that’s the end of it. But if they want to continue, a meeting is arranged for tea and coffee with perhaps the matchmaker there and both parties. In the old days, if that was agreeable to everyone then that would be the extent of the dating. But these days after the young people meet each other and they decide they like each other they might go on some dates and decide then if they want to get married or not.

[@madison4364]

She could speak some English, the doctor was mainly using the translator to make things everything was clear. Many people feel more comfortable talking in their first language.

[@francescraig7371]

Such a selfish and immature boy……..to not accept responsibility for his risky behaviour in favour of keeping his friends amused is so dangerous and again SELFISH

[@meatavoreNana]

He's 15...

[@darkmoore05]

The mom forced you into a marriage and you're supposed to "understand" her???? That's on the same level as saying "I beat my kids beacuse I was beat. A good "spanking" hasn't hurt anyone" Just no. Some things are just unacceptable. Practically being sold into sexual abuse (I didn't want to be there. I didn't want to marry him) is just something you do not forgive and forget.

[@ingerfaber3411]

She hasn't forgotten - but she understands why it happened - that is something very different

[@lizardwhispererfivehead3552]

Ohhhh But Linden also said if I hurt myself, the pain is only temporary 🤭unless you break your neck and your moms wiping your butt the rest of your God-given life 😩

[@lurettaevans1663]

Linden doesn't have a shred of caring for his mother. He needs to develop a sense of caution and to control his penchant for doing dangerous, stupid things in order to spare his mother, and himself, the consequences of his unwise actions.

[@barbdixon7785]

She rather celebrates and encourages the behaviour with her saying he is a ‘character’ etc.

[@meganlovesdisneyandcrafts4780]

kids should be allowed to be kids and not be ridiculed by their parent. it obviously didn't occur to her that maybe that's why he's seeking attention.🙄

[@beresfordthompson1370]

Dr Sammy is gorgeous, such beautiful eyes and magic smile.

[@oliviabrill6519]

But most importantly, she is smart!

[@beresfordthompson1370]

@@oliviabrill6519 very intelligent and conscientious, caring and will make an excellent Dr and teacher.

[@baboo7192]

Linden’s mother called him stupid over 5 times… he’s 15 for Pete sake.😡

[@ingerfaber3411]

Doesn't mean he can't think - if you look for a second you can see that you will overshoot the trampoline

[@lindaarnold5683]

Relatioship problems.😢

[@kaybutterbaugh9179]

No relationship problem! He is a topical teenager. The mom is a good mom. She disapproves of what he does, she wouldn’t have allowed it if she was present. It was a “stupid decision” for him to do that. Nutshell is his mom and she obviously loves him.

[@Kistan12]

Because he does stupid things without thinking! And he doesn’t seem to care what he puts her through!

[@discolissa666]

We used jump off the roof of our house onto the trampoline. No injuries!

[@meatavoreNana]

My son jumped off the roof on to his skateboard. Only did it once because the skateboard snapped in half.😮

[@SandraNelson063]

Nicotine is worse than cocaine. Something the cigarette companies never tell you.

[@meatavoreNana]

Sugar is worse still and extremely hard to give up .

[@chnalvr]

How does it happen that a doctor or a "Junior Doctor," has this title when only 24 years old? What are the educational requirements in the U.K. to become a doctor?

[@shanipee7043]

She could have finished high school at 17 and straight into Uni. 7 years of study would make her 24

[@gathsfamily2866]

Qvestion!!!?????

[@kpl-CA]

24 year old shiny new MDs are COMMON, especially in July. The steps to a doctorate level degree can be achieved in as little as 7 years post HS. The UK Medicine (and Nursing) standards are higher compared to US standards, where a brand new doctor (the "puppies") are *often* right around 24 - with a few who are *younger* because they were promoted early in HS. The US has a lot of cheaper, less trained "aids", "assistants" etc providing primary patient care now (no degree, not licenced, etc). That impacts patient care *significantly* and *negatively* - especially for patients who require care at the RN, BN or PA level. Plus they simply aren't trained in anticipating or responding to acute needs. But they are cheaper. And that's all profit driving "healthcare" cares about. Specialists move on, around age 24, to their Specialties, with complex specialties like Cardiology, Surgery, Neuro, Anesthesiology, etc taking 10-12 years.

[@meatavoreNana]

Quite a few of them turn up in NZ hospitals to do a couple of years

[@theresecooper4088]

The Mom is so mean calling him names. She is lucky he didn’t get in a car accident. She could’ve lost him.

[@babawawa1953]

It comes from a place of fear & frustration. She loves her son.

[@ElizabethBarber-tu9ey]

She actually implies that he gets it from her. She wishes "for him to have a life that he chooses actually a life that has freedom in it for him to do what he wants to do and that he doesn't get too ground down by the conventionalities of life and the everyday mundanities."

[@GirlLovesToGame]

Swallowed a coin as a dare?? They may want to ct scan his head to see if there's anything there🙄

[@sarahsnowe]

When boys hit adolescence, their brains leak out of their ears and are replaced by hormones.

[@CarolineAndrews-rc3id]

or make him start funding extra to cover his medical costs and care. And many people are on waiting lists for treatment too.

[@marie34K]

When I was a kid , you swallowed a coin you didn't go to the doctor's ! Your parents told you it would come out ...we rarely went to the doctor's , only when fever was sky high , then the Doc came to your house or when it was obvious you'd broken a bone . I spent 19 years without going to the doctor's at all and only went when I had severe cataract and needed an operation.

[@lindaarnold5683]

Maybe being named Linden causes some of his recklessness. Trying to prove he is “Tough”.

[@joanfurtiere1177]

What did we do before mobile phone ???????? How could we manage without them ?..lol

[@sarahsnowe]

We seemed to manage just fine. Smartphones are wrecking people's mental health, just so telecom companies can keep them under constant surveillance and sell their personal information to other companies. Biggest scam since organized religion.

[@ingerfaber3411]

A lot more people died

[@sarahsnowe]

@@ingerfaber3411 Apparently, distracted driving now accounts for more deaths than drunk driving. Then there are all those people who are so immersed in their phones that they walk in front of buses and in one case straight off a pier into the ocean . . . .

[@היילימור]

Linden needs to grow up and stop wasting resources. If he had to pay for healthcare he would probably think again

[@paulinecastle1138]

Doubt it. Act first, think later

[@sinneadfert]

thankfully most of the developed world has universal health care ;) So glad they did when I was young lol. And 15yr olds are going to do foolish things. We all did ;)

[@lisefrazier5984]

Probably not. He's 15.

[@patsabol8699]

That was my thoughts, too.

[@robertbissonnette4411]

​@@sinneadfert True I've done some stupid things when growing up

[@dmacko]

Sammie is a cutie

[@alisonwhite7527]

Beautiful lady but after living so long in the UK why doesn’t she speak English?. I am from London moved to The Netherlands i learnt the language.

[@oopsydaisy40]

Women of that generation came from rural villages where they had no education in their own language. They may have gone to school for a year or so if they were lucky and barely learned to read and write in Greek. In London most worked as dressmakers in their own homes and didn’t mingle with English people very much. Times were tough, they worked hard and stuck together. Their children and grandchildren are among the most educated of all next generation immigrants.

[@Pammellam]

@@oopsydaisy40 I understand what you are saying. Times were hard, etc etc. But you don’t have to be educated to learn a language, a bit of daily conversation…. I am actually astonished!

[@ingerfaber3411]

@@Pammellam daily conversation with whom ?

[@Pammellam]

@@ingerfaber3411 Well, she went shopping for food so she had a chance to interact with the butcher or the fishmonger or The Baker etc., she took her children to the park to play with other children no doubt so there would’ve been a chance to talk to other mothers even just to say hello or how are you.. She must have made lady friends. There are so many opportunities. She obviously had no interest for some reason in learning English and thus she never tried. I realize that just being around other native speakers of English will not allow you to absorb English. And I’m not saying that that is possible. But there must’ve been opportunities and time for her to have taken lessons or to have purchased a self learning book of some sort to learn some basic conversation.

[@lindaarnold5683]

Same reason that so many people of Mexico come to the US to live but never learn to speak English. So are just too embarrased to try. Some just prefer to rely on relatives for help. They get along just fine.😊

[@nessae354]

Not only is Linden lacking common sense, he's also lacking coordination. 🙄

[@reddbendd]

she DECEnt ash

[@Krise343]

Daughter- Please get your Geek mum a new wig. She can do so much better. They're beautiful these days.

[@cindycreateforlife]

Linden has no judgement skills and thinks a laugh is worth wasting medical resources, if he had to pay for them, he might grow up! An ambulance is not necessary for lacerations either!

[@thomasjoychild4962]

Well, they turned out to be just in need of stitches but they were pretty deep and bloody. Getting medical attention if in doubt is preferable to risking there being more serious damage that could have severe consequences if left untreated. Honestly, having to pay for medical care probably wouldn't change most 15 year olds' behaviour. They aren't doing the stupid things expecting to get hurt. Their brains literally can't assess risk or control impulses properly yet. Not to say they shouldn't be expected to mature or to learn from their experiences, but they're neurologically starting from a bad position in doing so.

[@bobbiduval7961]

Cigarettes! Yeah that's really important in life compared to your health. And by the way when are the tobacco companies going to be held liable for every single complication? I guess it is the adults doing it to themselves sucking on that cancer stick though 🤷

[@juleskass5387]

Believe it or not I've been in the hospital so much that I've learned a few tricks and one of them is bringing essential oils or an essential oil spray because the smell of hospitals can cause serious PTSD. You think I'm joking I am not. Sometimes I'll be walking down the street and this smell will hit me and I go right back into everything I went through in the hospital and I always cringe I also learned to bring your own blanket for sure and your own pillow I've learned where to plug my phone in so that the nurses don't touch it and I buy a fresh pair of slippers before I have to go and then of course once I leave the hospital those slippers go into the trash you don't want to track that stuff home😊❤ now if you end up in a hospital without meaning to like there's an emergency and you couldn't pack all that stuff just ask your loved ones for that stuff and of course they'll bring it to you❤ don't be embarrassed by asking for these things in the hospital that make you comfortable! they can all piss off😂❤

[@shirleyW1073]

You sound slightly weird to me, but I'm glad you have figured out what can help keep you in a comfortable zone. You're not hurting anyone else, so why not?

[@tigress63]

Kinda interesting because I like hospitals. My life course was interesting because when I was a child I was sickly and my mom would have had to take me to the doctor constantly but didn't. As ayoung adult I was in and out of hospitals for about 10 years coming very close to passing away several times - I always felt clinicians would take good care of me and they always answered my questions honestly so I learned a lot. Originally, I didn't work in that industry and never had any intentions to work in healthcare, but I ended up getting a temporary position in a medical research firm and my personal experiences gave me insight to understand the overall picture and be able to apply a few disperate areas to make things successsful for my clients and I've been in healthcare ever since.

[@kpl-CA]

A prepared hospital "to go" bag is a *COMMON PRACTICE* in families with anyone complex. Spraying EO in a public place could kill other patients or staff who have severe allergies. Promoting harmful behaviour is selfish. If you have *legitimate* mPTSD, then get care for it, and stop using it as an excuse to pollute public places with a selfish, harmful comfort measure.

[@tigress63]

@@kpl-CA After working in hospitals for nearly 20 years, over the years most hospitals have become scent-free. If a person does use essential oils then it is critical that literally less than half a drop be used and placed under the patient's nose outside of the hospital setting so it has time to set so it does not affect other patients and a N95 mask worn if the ptsd is severe. Generally they will not allow scented sprays except for the odour eliminators that they carry for washrooms and patient areas after changing adult diapers. Certain patients excrement is some of the foulest stuff one can smell aside from someone with gangrene. Insofar as a smell of a hospital, most hospitals have extremely good HEPA systems and I can vouch that every hospital that I've been in uses these systems to ensure that airborne pathogens are not spread and odors are quickly eliminated - even in old hospitals because that is part of hospital certifications. Now a dental office, that's completely another thing and I can identify with the ptsd and dental smells, but never do I bring any sort of scents there.

[@kpl-CA]

@@tigress63 I'm very well aware, with 40+ years of experience, plus two medically complex kids. Every hospital professional and "frequent flier" is utterly sick & tired of EO shills slithering in our homes (yes hospitals are often homes) and workplaces, and then claiming that their vile, greasy perfumes = "medicine". I have seen EO shills spend all day outright LYING to other patients, or spewing bigotry, blame, and ableism. It is disgusting to witness. EO shills constantly pretend they have a "right" to trespass, harass others, stink up public shared places, and endanger lives. They do not. Public, shared spaces are not just THEIRS, they belong to *ALL* people... so no stinky EOs, no peanuts, no guns, no spitting, no smoking, no abuse, etc. Nothing that harms others, regardless how some greedy EO shill type "feels" about it. (Since when do the feelings of the greedy matter more than patient & staff safety?) EO shills do NOT have a "right" to grift, lie, coerce, harass and HARM others. For their own profit. Never forget that EO shills are PROFITING off of harm.

[@WendyOrielly-c1q]

Yes that was a really stupid stunt

[@LindaDietrich-cf8lk]

Linden needs to grow up and stop doing dumb things.

[@1SafetyAngel]

Imsorry but a poor 88 year old elderly woman comes in with breathing difficulties and is english poor, this is NOT the time to have student doctors physically learn how to insert a syringe!! Its not right. Elderly people should not be used a test dummies for student doctors !!!!

[@PatriciaShannon-vy4uo]

Since this entity is a "teaching hospital" they better have gotten consent from the patients to use their image on camera. A REAL doctor should have followed up with each patient after being assessed by a student. There was an enormous amount of incompetency shown here.

[@juleskass5387]

Oh they do a ton of stuff that they don't film they only film certain scenes so we're missing a lot of what's going on. And the healthcare at A&E is absolutely phenomenal❤

[@sinneadfert]

I gather you didn't actually see some with faces blurred then.

[@cindycreateforlife]

Do you really think you are seeing everything here? Do you think this video would make it this far if permission was not documented, waivers were not signed etc.? This was not a documentary or a medical review!

[@shanipee7043]

There is a whole episode where they explain the filming and consent process. Its very thorough.

[@barbdixon7785]

I’m sure they know your rules….🥴🙄