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Dr Emma & Dr Sarah were absolutely amazing with Michelle.

I love that in AU they seem to throw ketamine at everything lol (compared to the US at least). it looks like it can be an amazing help!

I'm not usually one to say someone can't be something, but Michelle should really consider if nursing is the right path for someone terrified of blood and needles.

@makenzieward9147

Жыл бұрын

I don’t agree. I’m also a nursing student and for a year and a half I also had a extreme blood and needle phobia. My school and classmates were very supportive and I worked with a therapist to slowly overcome this fear. If it’s my blood or a needle going into me I’m still scared, but anything to do with patients doesn’t bother me anymore. It’s very possible to overcome, as silly as it sounds!

@LynxChan

Жыл бұрын

@@makenzieward9147 fair enough 😊 Thanks for the insight and I'm glad you were able to overcome your phobia!

@tanealjohansen7060

Жыл бұрын

@@makenzieward9147 Same boat with the needle phobia, it is much easier when the needle end isnt facing me though. And if you think about it it makes you more cautious of sharps injuries, still haven't gotten one yet but definately would have if I wasnt so cautious.

@gem5627

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. I used to pass out at the thought of significant amounts of blood. I just finished up my 6th year working in intensive care, doing all sorts of things I never imagined I'd be capable of. Nursing has desensitised me significantly over time.

@anniecastiel1632

11 ай бұрын

Totally disagree! I’m afraid of needles directed at me…but was a paramedic for many years. I had no issue with sticking someone else or even seeing gruesome trauma.

Amazingly kind and compassionate Doctors! Here in the States a Doctor would never hold your hand when you are in pain and scared ...

@W1433LA

10 ай бұрын

If cameras were filming I bet they would then

This is such a great actual reality show!

dr emma is an awesome Dr . she comes across as if she's been in the military she's precise !

For everyone having a crack at Michelle for her fear of needles and blood you would be amazed at how many medical professionals are frightened by the sight of blood as you become more used to it the sight of it won’t horrify you once she’s had more time in nursing school she will probably learn to cope and deal with her fears

@kaidanariko

10 ай бұрын

My aunt (a pediatric nurse) is scared of needles and blood. It’s worse when it’s someone she cares about. But she also was the one to jump in the medical waste (stupid idea we all know this) to get a stuffed animal for a child. She stayed by my side and changed dressings and loads of stuff from various injuries and car accidents.

@SJC49

10 ай бұрын

I hope she is successful.

Does anyone know if there will be a Season 4 of Emergency AU? Have seen all the episodes ,,,,

Michelle said she wanted to be a school nurse because of her fear of blood and needles. I wouldn't want her as my child's school nurse. My son's have all ended up in the nurses office bleeding over the years and they benefitted from a calm, together school nurse! I can't imagine how some of those visits would have gone with a phobic nurse.

@christianbrix4311

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. If her handling of this situation is anything to go by, she'd faint before being able to help a child.

@madisongrogan642

Жыл бұрын

Many people are only afraid if their own blood and needles in their body. My sister is terrified of getting stuck herself, but is fine seeing needles.

I appreciate that Michelle does not blame the horse for her accident. She should consider another career, though! The guy with the seizures should not be allowed to drive, his daughter and others could have been killed!

The sad thing is, the horse would be horrified about causing her so much pain. Horses do experience guilt. Michelle can't be a nurse. What was her school counselor thinking? She lives a life of fear.

@brooksequine7621

Жыл бұрын

I can attest that the horse , if it IS thinking about Michelle is merely hoping that it shall be fed on time . I'm a European Government Licensed Trainer/ instructor , clinician , consultant I caution you that horses do not have the same cognizant abilities as a human .

@katherineswart474

9 ай бұрын

@@brooksequine7621 you are probably right, however as you are not actually a horse, I think it's best to keep an open mind on the topic. I think while they may not feel guilt, they do have a sense of something having gone wrong and the owner being upset.

Amazing bedside manner for michelle!

I had shots between my toes for a foot procedure. I don't envy that poor girl getting shots between her fingers.

Fran certainly doesn't look 79. I'm glad she rallied and made a great recovery.

God, speaking as an epileptic, John was seriously irresponsible. There’s a reason why they take away your license. He seems so nonchalant about endangering his and many other lives.

I really wish more nurses in US were this compassionate

Ridiculous to say Michelle can’t be a nurse because of her fear of needles. I was a paramedic for many years. I had no problems poking patients or seeing horrific injuries. I’m afraid of needles…more specifically, local anesthetic. This past February, my dogs leash tore my ring finger off at the middle joint. I was so thankful the emergency room GP listened to me without making me feel like an idiot when I told them I didn’t want to know they were putting a local anesthetic in the base of my finger. They already knew the injury was excruciating and immediately gave me versed. I don’t remember any of it. They did reattach my finger but it failed and was taken off 6 weeks ago and healed very well. A fear of needles directed at oneself is quit different that using needles on someone else.

Thank you Dr. Emma

For Michelle, there are topical numbing meds that are applied with a swab, then they could inject her.

@W1433LA

10 ай бұрын

They should offer that to everyone before anything is done like this I hate needles so much

@kylieroberts1128

7 ай бұрын

Yeah but they usually take around an hour to take effect and it’s an ER not a scheduled appointment

@user-xk7st4oc4v

4 ай бұрын

I wonder whether they ever use lidocaine? It's a decent numbing agent.

You guys are heroes

John's eyes have seen things.

Question: How does a woman manage her periods if she has a phobic reaction to blood??😮

That wanna be nurse lives her life in fear. I hope she can get some therapy to overcome her phobias.

She is a nursing student but can't look at her own finger's .How will she do her job?

@Jane-dr2wg

Жыл бұрын

It’s totally different when it’s your own injury. I become faint if I see my blood being taken or an IV being inserted. However - totally fine when it’s someone else’s blood or IV.

@char2304

Жыл бұрын

She won't last

@myoldvhstapes

Жыл бұрын

AND the narrator said she had a blood phobia and a needle phobia! I hope she learns some self-help techniques to cope better.

@surgeon1016

Жыл бұрын

You’d be surprised how many doctors and nurses actually hate the sight of certain things it takes time but people will develop a desensitisation to the sight of blood and honestly seeing your own blood can be nauseating so it’s not a representation of if she will last

@tinobird7941

Жыл бұрын

I’m a vet nurse and can’t deal with the sight of my own blood but am perfectly fine dealing with my patients. I also had a needle phobia when I first started but now I’m 10yrs in and it’s completely gone now! She will be able to overcome it in time and exposure!

There are thousands of nursing positions who never see trauma situations not do they handle needles. And those positions are just as important and needed in nursing. 🎉😊

John needs to lose his license and Michelle needs to pick a new profession.

uhm 10:32 how can you be a nurse if you have a blood phobia/ needle phobia?????? Being uncomfortable is one thing, but being totally paralyzed by the sight of it?

This lady is NOT a candidate to be a nurse period.

stop with the judgements, you don’t know what her final decision will be

Oh dear Michelle, go be a support worker it might be less scary for you, and you’ll still be about to care for someone In need.

My 9 year old had the finger nerve block twice, with no pain relief 😅 he didnt even cry. He detatched the nail from the nail bed and was stitched up in the ed

Michelle is really frustrating to watch. Almost agitating me, a nursing student my god 😮

Ketamine does zero for my pain.

Question that’s bugging me. I’m a former EMT from the states. Are those SOFT cervical collars on them from the ambulance? They’d might as well use a towel. It gives minimal support!

@jeanhawken4482

11 ай бұрын

Terrible when you are a know all

@LittlePieceOfHeaven.65

10 ай бұрын

and that's why you are a 'former EMT' and not a Surgeon #nuffsaid

That nursing student was a big baby and idk why she’s in nursing school let alone made it far considering the skills everyone needs to learn in nursing

I wonder how so many people become phobic regarding blood/needles?? I am not criticizing, I just wonder. 😊

What's wrong with the left-hand side?

Why approach from right hand side I wonder?

@deniseackermann7116

9 ай бұрын

Because all the activity, equipment and the nurses and techs are on the left. 🎉

Michelle out to try psyc nursing. No blood, very few, if any, needles

@B_27

Жыл бұрын

She needs to sort out her own psychiatric issues first.

@katherineswart474

9 ай бұрын

regular use of needles in inpatients. But community not so much

Student nurse terrified of needles and blood! How does that work?

so many horse related injuries in this show lol

That's crazy my DL is on a medical hold in Florida for one incident wtf guess I need to relocate

@raeperonneau4941

Жыл бұрын

My guess is that he’s never admitted to having seizures to anyone until this accident. I lived in Australia, when I was young, and it’s super hard to get a drivers license. I’ve never known anyone in the US to fail their drivers test but most of the people I knew in Australia had failed theirs a couple of times. 😂 You also have to have a special license plate for the first year that tells everyone else on the road that you’re a new driver.

@justiceforsavi

Жыл бұрын

@@raeperonneau4941 omg really a different color license plate that's crazy. Have you heard the law that passed here in Florida people that have committed certain crimes against children are gonna have to have a neon green license plate. I am not sure when it goes in effect but it's true..

@Sussex192

7 ай бұрын

@@justiceforsavi You don't have a different license plate, but rather 'L' or 'P' plates that you stick on. L stands for learner, and at least in NSW is a black L on a yellow background. You have to stay on your Ls for a year, and do 120 driving hours, with a full license holder with you at all times. After you pass the driving test, you then go on to your red Ps, which means you can drive unaccompanied, but still have a 90kmph (not mph) speed limit and other restrictions. After you've had that for a year, you can go on to your green Ps with a fair bit more freedom (100kmph speed limit). You have to have them for two years before you can get your full license.

John was in another video on here.

again two the same epsisodes season 01

It would be better for Michelle to not work in a medical setting

@michellemiddleton2371

Жыл бұрын

She might be better in administration, doing paperwork and telephone calls

She needs to choose another career.

If they are going to ct why do they persist in rolling the patient and pressing on the spine . It seems a bit redundant.

@brayleighhope4246

Жыл бұрын

That’s why you’re not a doctor or nurse thankfully 😅

@surgeon1016

Жыл бұрын

They do it because initially assessing that area would give them an indication if they actually need to scan the area further more if a patient had a big cut or something well you won’t see that on the scan so you need to roll them and assess if there are any injuries there that they need to look for that’s why they press and roll them on the side

stop blurring things out

Really, nursing school? What she thinks she going to do bing a nurse? Clean balcony’s? Stay on the fone all the time? Cleaning beads? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I am thinking Michelle needs to really re-think being a nurse ... I would hate for her to waste precious time on a career path that doesn't suit her..

@brooksequine7621

Жыл бұрын

But , perhaps Michelle is choosing this career choice in order to face & overcome her fears ....

If Michelle will not let them give her a pain injection, then wash the injury out without it. I have little sympathy for adults who pull the I’m afraid of needles BS. Especially if she chosen to go into nursing. How ridiculous.

nursing is a waste of time for that lady... why spend all that time doing something that will involve your phobias????

@alidabotes6264

Жыл бұрын

This is the HR dept's fault. They should do aptitude tests before appointing staff.

@B_27

Жыл бұрын

@@alidabotes6264 Or people can use a bit of logic and reasoning before making decisions.

@christianbrix4311

Жыл бұрын

Dunno about that. I work with spiders in the dark at great heights and I find it very fulfulling.

@michellemiddleton2371

Жыл бұрын

I don't like needles even though I would say I have had injections in my spine that many times I forget, I have had needles to draw off fluid etc, epidural steroid injections and inject dye into my spine prior to back surgery. I wouldn't say blood and I are best friends but if I needed to help someone who was bleeding etc I would be able to cope, although might pass out or be shaking once adrenaline wore off. If she doesn't like blood then how does she cope every month with her period. 😂 I don't think anyone would say they love needles but I think she should rethink her career choice.