I'm so glad that they think about possible care for people on scene. They may be doctors or paramedics but nothing can really prepare someone for seeing something like this.

@vollelektrolysierer5773

2 жыл бұрын

Especially, you have a totally different mind-set, when you come across such a horrific case of cardiac arrest in private with no time to prepare. The ambulance teams knew they would go to some sort of emergencies even before their shift started and had some mental time to prepare between the alert and their arrival in this specific case. Bystanders, no matter how good or if they're medically trained, get thrwon into ice-cold water, figuratively.

@jaybwilliams7859

2 жыл бұрын

@@vollelektrolysierer5773 absolute agree with you, working in the ER i know when someone is coming in whos in cardiac arrest so i give myself a mental preparation. Seeing it on the spot in public would be a much different scenario because i wouldnt have all the tools to help and like you said, its like getting thrown into ice cold water

@drenalintherapy

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why us first responders stay trained up and re-cert with really good thought provoking scenarios

@Chaoskolba

2 жыл бұрын

@@vollelektrolysierer5773 Can confirm. I'm not medically trained but have been first on the scene of respiratory and cardiac arrests. It is like being thrown into ice-water at the time it happens, but over time it's more like having been caught in a fire; it scars you. I've definitely exhibited symptoms of PTSD. Checking in on the first responders is definitely a very, very wise move I think.

@timothyrogers6339

Жыл бұрын

It's not a big deal and it doesn't bother most of us at all unless it's a kid.

I love, that they included the nurse and doctor and used their help even when the crew was there. They were part of the team, with the same goal, so they also were part of the talk afterwards. That's awesome.

@MackLee23

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! It infuriates me to see helpful people getting run off by Fire and EMS once they've arrived. If someone's being unhelpful or is just in the way that's one thing, but don't run good help off for the sake of your own ego and wanting to take over the show. I've seen it many times and it's absolutely disgusting.

@itzjacobo2962

2 жыл бұрын

As a Student Paramedic we are told that having bystanders helping is highly encourage as it leaves the paramedic crew to do other important stuff like injections, defib, etc instead of just CPR and airway management. It also help reduce the fatigue of paramedics on jobs that are over a long period.

@mohitmasand

Жыл бұрын

It's called being in the circle of care, irrespective of who you work for, if you are a Healthcare worker you are included in the debrief.

@Ilbardo_steps

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree, an advanced professional mentality. Practically utopia in Italy 😞

@jessH090

Жыл бұрын

@@mohitmasand so if those two had been members of the public without medical qualifications they wouldn’t have been included in any way?

My boyfriend died of a cardiac arrest, in London. There was an off-duty nurse on the scene and she tried to do everything she could until the ambulance arrived. They tried to save him for more than 30 minutes, but it was over the second his heart stopped. I think of them often. How they gave everything they had to save him. He was 28... I have no idea who you are, but if you ever read this, nurse, paramedics, doctors, I would like to thank you from the bottom of my broken heart. I know you tried. And you're my heroes for ever.

@timschmitt7550

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry for your loss. May your boyfriend rest in peace.

@MC-cg2rr

Жыл бұрын

@@timschmitt7550 Thank you Tim, very very much appreciated. :)

@nightmrj

Жыл бұрын

to be so considerate and grateful even whilst grieving such a devastating loss shows just how good of a person you truly are i am so sorry for ur loss i hope you and the family are doing okay

@MC-cg2rr

Жыл бұрын

@@nightmrj My consideration for the medical team will never match their dedication. I know how hard they work. Me and his family are doing more than fine, thank you for asking and your very kind words... His family and me are doing more than fine. His love continues to carry us. Thank you again for your comment, it made my day

@ryleemaul4857

11 ай бұрын

So sorry prayers

I cannot believe that taking a life only costs 7 years in prison. that is disgusting!

@Ottedikkie

2 жыл бұрын

In the Netherlands a few years back: a speeding driver (over 80 km in a 50 km zone) lost control and killed a grandfather, grandmother and their grand daughter. He got community service, 240 hours. But he had already fled to Poland.... So 7 years is way better. But certainly not enough!

@oliveringham5207

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ottedikkie that's shocking!!!!

@Ottedikkie

2 жыл бұрын

@@oliveringham5207 It is! And that's just one example....

@joshuadelafuent3

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ottedikkie Dude literally fled the country cause of community service. Bruh

@xavier4260

2 жыл бұрын

Wow only 7

I did about 10 to 15min cpr on my dad before the emergency service arrived...it felt like a lifetime that flashed past in seconds (he past away). For that doctor to do 40mins is seriously amazing. Really sad to hear the young woman past

@kayleighludlow9912

2 жыл бұрын

I did the same for my dad for about half an hour before the ambulance arrived and it really tires you out. Thank god for the adrenaline rush you get in those situations because thats what keeps you going

@nicolecodbrajoe5229

2 жыл бұрын

My sympathies for your loss ❤️

@112chapters3

2 жыл бұрын

My mom did it for a crazy long time on some one once on a high street. She used to. E a njrse

@Doc_Rainbow

Жыл бұрын

also its exausting to do CPR for more than 10 minutes... cant imagine how this women manage it alone for 40 min! i am a Volunteer Medic and we done CPR last month for 45 Minutes but we had 5 people (2 EMTs, 2 Paramedics, 1 Emergency Doctor) and changed positions multipal times, but still we where done after that Response...

@coover65

Жыл бұрын

You have my deepest sympathy for having to witness the passing of your father. As a paramedic I probably average 3-4 CPR jobs a week. We don't know the patient so there's no connection, and you're so clinically focused on the job, emotion is put aside. And I seriously commend you for doing 15 minutes of CPR.

7 years is an absolutely atrocious sentence. Our justice system is truly buggered.

@3lli0

2 жыл бұрын

It's an insult to her and her family tbh

@antonoudenhoven7573

2 жыл бұрын

You get more time in for tax frauds. It's a crazy world we have to live on

@Tom-pe4iw

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think you understand how long 7 years is. In 7 years you could become a doctor or you could pass your GCSE study your A levels and leave university with a law degree and you'd still have 2 years left.

@3lli0

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tom-pe4iw in 7 years that woman could of been 31. She could of been married, starting a family. She could of been living out her hopes and dreams but no. She's six foot under cause of him. Seven years is absolutely nothing for the life he took away and the life time of grief he's sentence her family too.

@wilfbm9067

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tom-pe4iw the lady was 25 she could of had so much more time on this planet but due to the carelessness of an individual who in the moment decided not to take any responsibility and drove off leaving a young woman dead in the middle of the road those years were cut needlessly short. He should be facing at least 20 years.

Incredibly sad. She was only 24 years old. I’m so happy that there are helpers in this world. I don’t know if she was still lucid after being hit by the car but I can’t imagine if no one was around for her as she laid dying. 😔

@TheStephandSteveShow

2 жыл бұрын

she probably died on impact

My hat goes off to them for giving the patient a chance when I was a medic I worked a traumatic arrest and got Ridiculed and wrote up for “ wasting resources” on someone who “ had no chance for survival “ God bless these folks

@Focusonbehind

2 жыл бұрын

That's tough. You did the right thing.

@chrisswihart3146

2 жыл бұрын

@@Focusonbehind thank you

@kaiso7322

2 жыл бұрын

Chris, no doubt if you are the one who can "immediately" treat the patient. But come on, 40min into traumatic arrest before the first team showed up? If there was any chance, then by throwing her into the ambulance and speed off.

@trevorlahey4201

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisswihart3146 you did waste resources on someone that had no chance for survival

@coover65

Жыл бұрын

Chris Swihart That's so rough. I've had a few saves on traumatic arrests. I hope you were able to stick it up the bosses with some clinical reasoning. If they've got some sort of cardiac output, and don't have injuries incompatible with life I can't see how they'd shoot you down.

That doctor did badass CPR! Actually hard and fast. Good job.

@chelseafcrocks82

2 жыл бұрын

The speed must always be uniform with CPR, always to the beat of Stayin Alive by the Beegees

@elestromusicgamesfun1101

Жыл бұрын

@@BlackBird447 - Source please.

@elestromusicgamesfun1101

Жыл бұрын

@@BlackBird447 - I'm not asking to enter a paid site, I only asking for your source. I'm a nurse and I haven't heard about any rytm changes to CPR.

@holly_367

Жыл бұрын

Resus Council UK recommends 100-120 bpm, corpulse manual defib will automatically set to 120!

I'm so sorry Emma, poor dear. An accident is bad enough but a hit and run is even worse. May Emma rest in peace.🙏

I don't think people understand how exhausting it is to be giving CPR for 40 minutes. That's insanity.

@superfabrication2019

3 ай бұрын

My daughter was down for an hour and they never give up. She survived with a brain injury but to be fair she was in hospital at the time

Rest in piece emma , absolutely devastated that such a young life was taken far too soon 💔

Rest in peace Emma. Amazing work by the doctor & other MOPs (Member of public) for also assisting on something that is/can be traumatic

I dont think im the only one but this made me cry for a few minutes straight.

7 years? For killing someone?? Absolutely disgusting, should be getting 30 years to life

@stillsearching5816

2 жыл бұрын

The fact that they ran after hitting alone should mean that they get 20 years

@WatDenkenJij

2 жыл бұрын

In The Netherlands he would get a fine. Our system sucks

@kimberlytippen4436

2 жыл бұрын

30? You mean lifetime

@krashd

2 жыл бұрын

30 years to life for manslaughter? You are clearly daft. If someone is going to get a life sentence for accidentally killing someone they may as well go on a rape and murder spree since they have fuck all left to lose. There's a reason they don't let numpties make laws.

@brettjones4733

2 жыл бұрын

Same here in Australia, drunk drivers kill people and get 5 years at best , it’s disgusting

What a tragic loss of life, utterly heartbreaking. How on earth can you only give a sentence of 7 years? Why was this never appealed for a longer sentence? If the maximum sentence is 14 years for death by dangerous driving and it was a hit and run, surely they should have been given the maximum??!?!?!?

@echo9970

2 жыл бұрын

It's because our British justice system is shit they need to grow some balls and throw the lowlife that drove away from this young lady that lost her life because of this idiot. The thing is, he will be out in 3 years' time. Just so very sad she was so young..

@Eddygeek18

2 жыл бұрын

Circumstances. For example he may have been speeding to get his pregnant wife to hospital due to severe bleeding (speeding i'm sure would be considered dangerous). Obviously a sentence is justified but not the maximum as it was caused during a heightened emotional state. If he instead decided to drive with his feet for the fun of it then that's where sentence would be closer to 14 years. Look at it this way, if you was speeding a little over the limit to get to something important (hospital for your child or partner for example) possibly not being as focused on the road due to your mind racing. would you want 14 years in prison if you run over someone or would you think 7 would be justified?

@echo9970

2 жыл бұрын

@@Eddygeek18 No he should have gotten the full 14yrs he was speeding and after hitting this lady he chosen to carry on driving not giving two shits to the person he just snapped both her legs. Don't care if the baby was half out. You hit someone you stop it's the law no matter what emergency you think you have at the time. Lowlife that is what he is a lowlife.

@banana9106

2 жыл бұрын

@@Eddygeek18 To be honest, if there was a genuine reason for speeding such as having a potentially very ill passenger then that would be more likely to incur a penalty consisting of one of the following: a suspended sentence or some sort of community service and of course that would be dependent on both the driver having no sort of driving record or criminal convictions and the judge being a lenient sort. If the person was speeding because they were late for something than it would likely attract this sort of sentence, because they are guilty of not driving with care. If the person was just driving badly for the hell of it, they are going to receive the upper end of the sentence and if there are other aggravating factors such as:- taking without consent; driving without insurance or a license; driver whilst under the influence; the vehicle being dangerously defective etc.......then they are likely to receive the maximum penalty that the law allows with the lesser crimes being served concurrently.

@thefiestaguy8831

2 жыл бұрын

@@banana9106 If the offence is minor, you won't get a suspended sentence, most people who speed don't get reported to court either, unless it's extremely excessive. (I'm a serving police officer). Also, you will not get community service or a fine for death by careless or dangerous driving, simply won't happen, because despite any mitigating circumstances, ultimately the guilt element is still there in respective of your driving falling below the standards of what would be expected of a careful and competent driver.

Emma, your life didn't deserve to be cut so cruelly short. I just hope you felt comfortable and loved in your last few moments. To her family and friends, all I can say is how sorry I am that you lost a special person so suddenly and cruelly to a selfish nobody To it, the driver who doesn't deserve to be called human. I hope you lay awake every single night and think about what you've done to this poor family. I doubt you will though. Your only thought was for yourself when you drove off. I expect you laughed at the pitiful sentence our courts handed out.

@weekdaycycling

2 жыл бұрын

In my hometown, a female doctor was hit and run and died at a crosswalk in front of the hospital.

@TheByard

2 жыл бұрын

Emma people did care and gave their time to help you in your terrible time of need. RIP

@cherryfruitred6551

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheByard I know babe the driver should be locked up for the rest of his life and should’ve been arrested for murder

@MrSchipke

2 жыл бұрын

i dont think she felt loved and comfortable being left to die on the street with two open fracture legs and multi organ failure following the presumably severe inner trauma.

@cherryfruitred6551

Жыл бұрын

I’ve had it with outrageous drivers here in the UK I live in London So

May she rest in peace 🕊🕊🕊. My sympathies goes out to her family and friends. RIP

Rest in Paradise Emma. I’m so sorry your life was cut short because of some horrible person’s decision to drive recklessly.

She was dead when they started CPR. We need to remember that no matter how hard we try we don't always get them back. It's hard to deal with, but it's reality. My condolences to the victim's family.

@PeterNichtlustig0815

2 жыл бұрын

No, she is NOT dead. She is in cardiac arrest. Dead people are not resuscitated!

@RJ-lg9hs

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeterNichtlustig0815 so if I start pumping on a skeleton's chest, that means he's alive?

@rb2k196

2 жыл бұрын

@@RJ-lg9hs you clearly know nothing about medicine so don't make such sarcastic comments. Your comment is absolutely irrelevant and illogical. Peter's right in that cardiac arrest IS NOT death, cessation of ALL cardiac activity including electric is medically classified as death since a heart with electrical activity can start beating again (return of spontaneous circulation). She was NOT dead when they started CPR as they clearly state in the video that they detected electrical activity.

@PeterNichtlustig0815

2 жыл бұрын

@@RJ-lg9hs No. As I sad. Dead people are not to be revived.

@PeterNichtlustig0815

2 жыл бұрын

@@RJ-lg9hs There´s a difference between clinical and biological death. The first group is to be revived. The second not.

I'm in tears poor woman,but thank God there's still nice people in this world who will stop and help, please let the world be more like this we are all on this earth together so let's help one another

Poor Emma! Such a lovely girl. Is 7 years enough for a careless person? My condolences for her loved ones!

@uplightuk8924

Жыл бұрын

No because with good behaviour they will be out in 3.5 years

@mydogeatspuke

10 ай бұрын

Lovely, based on what? All you saw was a picture. You can't tell what someone is like from a picture.

I just lost my mum very, very suddenly, burst abdominal aortic aneurysm - paramedics arrived just 2 minutes before she died. Does anyone know what that clicking sound is / from what machine when they resuscitate ? I’ve been told I have some PTSD from the night my mum died, & that clicking sound haunts me. Hospital were awful when my Mum was taken (despite dying here, it was for confirmation of death / to stop resuscitating / that we & they were making the right decision) - but paramedics.. my god, they were in a class of their own, I won’t ever forget how amazing they were. Not sure I should’ve watched this, truth be told, brought back a lot of memories I didn’t realise I had. I’m sending all my love to Emma’s family & friends, as well as the paramedics & pedestrians / doctors that helped that evening. Fly high Emma, sweet dreams beautiful girl. X

@jackwinstanley-withers7043

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Laura, thats terrible. The clicking sound is from an AED. They attach nodes to the patient which detect electrical activity and when it tells you to do CPR, it gives the rhythm you need to do CPR to. This is to make sure the paramedics/medical professionals are doing CPR to the correct timing to give the patient the best possible chance of a successful resusitation.

@GDunst-oh9mp

2 жыл бұрын

I’m truly sorry for your loss. I’m sending you much love and hope Laura!

@maxinepreston7601

2 жыл бұрын

Oh sweet I'm so sorry for your loss. I watched my mom die, she was in hospital because she wasn't making any blood cells. She had an infection and sadly died. I'm glad they didn't resuscitate, she left the earth very peaceful. I'm so sorry about your mum, please talk to someone if you have flash backs, it does help.

@PbThunder

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Laura, sorry this happened to you, that noise is a metronome on the defibrillators to help us keep in time with CPR.

@echo9970

2 жыл бұрын

I am so sorry for your loss when I am at a cardiac arrest and loved ones have had to perform CPR on loved ones. I always sit them down afterwards if it's not a good outcome, and I tell them to go and see there doctor and ask them is there anyone that they can talk to about what happened and that they had to do CPR on there loved one. Not everyone can cope with it and it can affect people for years to come it really can. So maybe you should also go and talk with someone about the day you lost your mum. It can only help you out.

I’m not from London but I still want to say thanks to the people that save lives. Thank you for all you do. Cheers guys

@mydogeatspuke

10 ай бұрын

This didn't happen in London. It's Manchester.

How tragic that a young ladies life was only valued at 7 years and 4 months. Our justice system here in the UK really is atrocious at times and this is proof that yet another family suffers because of the lack of justice in our society. So wrong! RIP young lady.

@takers786

Жыл бұрын

It’s crazy how some people in this country would disagree with you. But you’re right the UK justice system doesn’t not care about justice nor the victims

@jaybwilliams7859

Жыл бұрын

In canada he would gotten realeaswd on bond until trial and probably sentenced to 3 months in jail and a 30 day license suspension.

@ChaoticKaiHighlights

8 ай бұрын

Here I thought America has the worst one, but it seems many systems need to be put under a microscope.

@mdrocks7842

Ай бұрын

@@takers786 this is honestly the crazy conspiracy theory I believe in, I generally believe the uk justice system is designed to produce criminals at a steady rate, it does not punish enough nor reform enough so I honestly feel its just designed to keep criminals on the streets, keep the public frightened

Thank you to all the Medical Personnel , who put themselves out there to Help the Victims ! .❤👍

That has just pissed me off 7 years? You can’t be serious. What a beautiful soul lost by a cruel person. please drive careful guys this really makes me scared of driving and even walking on a busy road

Thank you for caring so deeply and using your skills for saving those who are in ugly throes of a terrible illness and or on the brink of death. God bless each and every one of you💝❣💌

Very sad. Amazing what first responders do for us. Unfortunately everyone can't be saved. These folks try to make the better happen. God bless all first responders around the world.

Doing cpr on a person who is clearly at deaths doorstep…..it’s hard when they just don’t come back like you’ve seen it happen in the movies….it’s never something life prepares you for….I watched as my grandma flatlined and it’s just…..it’s very very sad and almost relieving when you know how much pain they were in before, they r now free….I played I’ll be seeing you by Billie Holliday as she passed away too it was her favorite song….truly something one doesn’t easily forget

I would love to be a volunteer firefighter but this is the stuff I can’t handle which sucks it would make me cry to do my best to save someone and it not work. This was a eye opener as to what really first responders go through and it makes me appreciate them more

@Hahaha-px5ep

2 жыл бұрын

Don't worry it's human and more than ok to cry especially after something like this

@echo9970

7 ай бұрын

Here in the UK fire fighters don't do the same as in the USA they are not EMTs they are what their name says and that is a firefighter they don't go out to medical at all that's up to the ambulance crews. They will go to car crash if needed to cut a person out of a car and if needed by the ambulance service for other things, but generally not do medical. Yes, they are trained in CPR and how to give O2 and simple stuff like that but that's as far as it goes for them here in the UK.

God bless all of them and rest in peace 💕

Thank you all for your service both off and on duty

The young doc knows how to channel that emotion. Some of us are really good at it and deal with that emotion in a different way.

7 years is absolute insult to that woman and her family

Rip Emma a lot of people now know your name never got to meet you but I seen how beautiful you were Rest In Peace 🕊🕊❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

So very sad. Rest in Peace, sweet Emma.🙏❤️🙏

Amazing to see everyone working together ❤️

So sad. May god protect her in heaven. Thank god for EMTS and Paramedics.

Oof… seeing her face in the end really got to me. 24 years old… how dare anyone hit and run? How does it even come to mind not to stop?

These guys are our saviours. Come to aid 24/7 all year round a service we need to be proud of and look after-worth every penny and more… It’s sad and a real shame it doesn’t always work out for them 👍👍👍

@philkennedy342

Жыл бұрын

And I certainly hope they got the person responsible for the hit and run!!!

So much compassion and love the doc done her best they others 2 only 7 freaking yrs WTF

May this woman RIP. She was heartlessly killed with no thought towards the family and friends of this beautiful person you just left dying in the road so cruelly. Disgusting I'm so sorry to her family 😭🤧🤬😓💔🙏🙏🙏

@krashd

2 жыл бұрын

You have no way of knowing she was heartlessly killed, she was however heartlessly left.

The nhs crews are the angels of the road they try there best and never give up your all heros and i for one have the up most respect for you

Recently in my hometown, a female doctor was hit-and-run and died at a crosswalk in front of the hospital.

You are right, you are doing something that I couldn't even dream of doing. You do something so incredibly hard and I respect you and appreciate you

Great work as a team. Love the after-care for the team. Caring for eachother

I have been on Red Cross 1st. responder courses and working in the construction industry around the world I see accidents, training kicks in automatically and we go through the check list. Mostly for me it was stemming blood loss from wounds until the ambulance crew arrives and take over, the slap on the back is great and meeting the person again later when they return to work is worth a beer or three. Now retired I still use my training, now it's kids falling off bikes or gardening injuries. If you care about your family, friends, neighbors or even strangers, go sign up for the course. Get some simple medical equipment and a First Aid kit. Don't just sit there. Don't just film the event. DO SOMETHING. The life you may save could be your own.

Amazing effort on the part of everyone involved , such incredible people doing a very difficult job every day , I don’t think any of can really complain about having a hard day at work unless it’s a day like that

May that young woman rest in peace. There are some horrendous people out there!

R.I.P. Emma. It's just heartbreaking hearing this stuff.

Debrief was impressive, its something that gets lost in chaos so often, but this guy did it absolutely right.

he deserves more than 7 years. he didnt stop to even try to help her he just took off like nothing happened!

These paramedics are willing to call the next day to check on the people on scene? Amazing...

@echo9970

2 жыл бұрын

That was a A&E doctor not a paramedic.

Rest easy 💙

God bless these ambos there so special.🙏💜😇

What a tragic story told in such an engaging way. That is how you make television. Masterful.

It's one thing, if it's an accident, and you stop and try to help the person you've just hit. It's another, to run away, and have absolutely no regard for the life you've just taken. 7 years is an atrocious sentence given for something so severe.

@9foxgrl15

2 жыл бұрын

Right? In the US you might get a misdemeanor if you have an accident, but fleeing the scene makes it an automatic felony.

@krashd

2 жыл бұрын

It's not atrocious, it fits the crime.

He should of gotten more then 7yrs and 4 months he ran someone over and driven of without a thought for that person or her family our courts need sorting out.

@lisawarr

2 жыл бұрын

British justice for you 🤬

Rip Emma so young

Ive seen this episode many times and still feels soo emotionally raw watching it. The carelessness of some cost precious lives. Can't imagine what the family went threw and the lasting effects of it

Rest and peace 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Rip Emma, you didn’t deserve such a horrific demise 💔

Imagine trying to fight for someones life for 40 minutes, and it still doesn't happen, that Doctor was a hero for trying and not looking the other way....what a horrible situation.

Fy1 and fy2's suffer alot of depression silently, them checking up on them is great. 💖 People forget emergency services are human.

A good paramedic is like an angel walking on earth.

Its always very strange to see this from a US EMS side. But honestly at that point there isn't anything a hospital can do for the patient, terminate resuscitation attempts in field. That's something general population doesn't understand: we do everything a hospital would be able to do for the patient but the difference is we are doing it on the scene. I had a family flip shit the other night pronouncing their daughter/niece but there wasn't anything else we or the hospital could have done for her, she was too far gone. That's just the grim reality of this line of work.

@chanman2188

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you to a certain extent. It is definitely frustrating with family members lashing out in grief and not understanding that their loved one is too far gone. The one point I would digress is that we can do everything that can be done in hospital in the field. While we do the same ACLS and push the same drugs for a patient in medical cardiac arrest, we as paramedics can do far less in traumatic cardiac arrests. Can we place chest tubes for a tension hemothorax, pericardiocentesis for a tamponade, or REBOA for exsanguination in the field? Heck, we can't even give blood unless we call for a bird.

@trauma5475

2 жыл бұрын

@@chanman2188 Certain units have started trials with blood in field without bird necessity. May be a thing in the near future. Not to mention ER works then just the same we do, they aren't placing chest tubes until the pt is stable. If the ER determines all attempts have been made to get rosc they'll terminate too. You work in hospital by chance?

@echo9970

2 жыл бұрын

@@trauma5475 Our helicopters started carrying blood some years ago now here in the UK. And the doctor that went to this would also have blood in the car, as sometimes they can't fly or its just faster in the car pending on were it is. But there saving more and more life's with carrying blood. I pushed blood into a RTC PT on the side of the road, his wife was killed on impact unfortunately there was nothing that could be done for her.

@kaiso7322

2 жыл бұрын

That is ridiculous and NOT TRUE at all. Especially trauma patients are in dire need of definite care by a hospital / operating theatre. All the blood you carry won't help, if her brain bleeds, crushing itself to porridge. And now tell me, you crack heads open in the field.

@coover65

Жыл бұрын

@@chanman2188 You guys can't do the procedures you've listed? That's crazy. We've been carrying blood products for about 8 years. I know some US EMS agencies only employ EMTs with limited skills, which coming from a country where we're all paramedics seems strange.

So he'll be out next year with the rest of his life ahead of him.....sickening

7 years! Should be life for a life 7 years is a slap on the wrist 😒

7 years for taking that poor souls life? what a disgrace the courts are!

I remember this. I have lived in Hulme all my life.

Losing someone after working for 40 minutes is so hard 😢

As someone who's 29 with serious cardiac problems at a high risk of cardiac arrest at anytime, and a 4 and 1 year old son and daughter, and my lovely wife, I implore everyone to learn to do CPR as you never know if a relative, friend or stranger in public may need you. You could be the difference between me dying or me being able to continue to live and see my children grow up all because you knew how to correctly do CPR. If you can't attend a course, at bare minimum watch some videos on KZread or Google some guides. It really isn't difficult and ALWAYS remember, even if you don't think you can do it properly, ANY form of CPR however effective you are doing it, is better than doing nothing. They will be dead if you do nothing, you cannot make it worse. Also remember if you break the patients ribs when doing CPR, you are doing it right. It feels horrible but again, broken ribs is nothing when they are already clinically dead. Worrying about breaking a rib and piercing something? Again, they are dead regardless. You cannot make the situation any worse. DO SOMETHING. You don't need to perform mouth to mouth either, so don't worry about that if you aren't comfortable in doing so. Just focus on circulating the blood around until crews arrive. Also read up on how to use a defibrillator. They are very straightforward and the machine will lay it out in the simplest of terms to understand how to use it, but if you know prior to this you can save precious seconds by getting the machine going and pads on in the right spot. Again, YOU CANNOT MAKE THE SITUATION ANY WORSE. They are dead if you do nothing. Get the What3Words app on your phone as well.

@thomasb.581

7 ай бұрын

Great messages that I can fully agree with. Make sure to let people around you know about Apps like the Good Smartphone Activated Medics, goodsam in short, or the PulsePoint Respond App. The more trained First Responders register, the quicker People will be called to nearby unconscious or Cardiac Arrest Victims. Have a nice day.👍🏻

7 Years is an absolute joke of an sentence

Once a dr always a dr great work on their behalf

Rest In Peace, Emma.

life can so so cruel, so unfair. this was heartbreaking.

cardiac arrests are one of the worse jobs you can go to, i’ve only been to one which came through as a cat 2 asthma attack so unfortunately the patients daughter wasn’t performing cpr but we spent a good hour working on him to no success and there was 6 of us. Kudos to the junior doctor for being on the chest for 40 minutes i certainly couldn’t do it that long

@mouseamillion

2 жыл бұрын

My record is 47 minutes in the lashing down rain. I. Was. Exhausted!!!

@echo9970

2 жыл бұрын

The doctor did not do 40 min of CPR. The 40 mins was from the very beginning until they called it on scene. No one can do 40 mins of straight CPR. I doubt you work in the medical field if you're saying something like that. 🤔

@ojacko11

2 жыл бұрын

@@echo9970 student paramedic with the biggest trust in the country, apology accepted. also i’m going solely off what the video has said so don’t think i’m the person you should be attempting to fact check?

@ojacko11

2 жыл бұрын

@@echo9970 sorry in fact the title states “off duty doctor performs cpr for 40 minutes” 😐

@mouseamillion

2 жыл бұрын

@@echo9970 I'm a UK Paramedic. My 47mins was as a lone responder. So back in your box.

The comment that the Dr was calm and collected, but almost too calm and collected, I imagine means he believes she was potentially now in shock, I can't imagine what it must of been like to be doing CPR for that long and to lose her.

The fact our frontline hero's in the nhs have little debriefs and follow ups shows they are in it for us. They get no reward, they get no recognition but yet they do it anyways. Its a stark reminder that one second and then your gone and everything around you is in a lifetime of pain because of a cowardly stranger you've never known stubbles into your path.

@mydogeatspuke

10 ай бұрын

No reward? For doing their job that they chose for themselves to do and are also paid to do? You think they should get a little trophy after every job or something?

@glitchyhitchy1811

10 ай бұрын

@@mydogeatspuke what do you do for work ? With a KZread alias as yours, ill doubt something productive of anything at all... ill educate you a little bit.. "reward" doesn't mean money or trophies, it might to you but thankfully we all arnt you.. a reward could be a statement like "good job" or as such.. This person tried to save a life, resources were used to try save a life to which you and I nor they ever knew about. Ultimately it is a job and yes they are on a payroll.. does that mean what they are doing is "just a job" errr no.. so I appreciate your dim-witted comment but all you've done is painted yourself as a moron, congratulations 👏 Any questions ?

I've done CPR many times in ft Lauderdale, Miami, never easy. Please everyone learn CPR it works. No greater feeling than saving a life!!!!!!

that off-duty doctor could've just kept going on with their life without helping, but no, she committed in trying to save that life, those people are beyond imagination, I really hope these type of people go to heaven, may God bless them all

What lovely people that doctor was amazing so sad this job I couldn’t do it

These guy`s have no idea ... they are true heroes!!!!!

Rest In Peace Emma.🙏

Awww The way she seid plz don't let me die was so upsetting :(

What series is this as I want to watch it

Horrific . God bless Emma xxx x

7 Years for murder.You gotta be kidding... Rest in peace Emma

@DM-fz4nl

2 жыл бұрын

It's not murder if it's not premeditated.

@krashd

2 жыл бұрын

Murder? Are you ill?

Our justice system is in dire need of a review. Absolutely tragic. Thank you our fabulous NHS

R.I.P Emma Galton i hope your passing to the otherside was smooth, painless as possible.

When he said time of death I just broke down completely 😔

Most people don't realise how exhausting performing CPR is. Do it for 5 minutes and see how you feel and how much you're sweating. No matter how fit you are, the adrenaline and physical demand it takes if you're doing it properly is exhausting. Thankfully usually the adrenaline will suddenly make you much more fitter than you are and allow you to perform CPR for longer, on top of you knowing how important it is. Try and do something else as physical but not as important and I doubt you'd manage it as well. It's also part of the reason paramedics do not run when pulling up. On top of not wanting to injure themselves (carrying heavy equipment) and thus reducing their capabilities to perform CPR or their job, they do not want to use up any energy prior to potentially needing to perform CPR. Paramedics will move quick and swiftly though. The only time paramedics will often run or move the fastest after arriving on scene no matter what is if they know its a baby or child who's unconscious and not breathing.

It’s been 5 years since her young life was tragically taken. the driver will be free to walk and be apart of society in just 3 more years how is that fair?

@mirrrstery

Жыл бұрын

It’s a fkn joke is what it is

@thefiestaguy8831

Жыл бұрын

I think you forget he's probably out already and has been for some time... it's a 7 year sentence. In the vast majority of cases you serve 50% in prison and the remaining 50% on release license. If you commit further offences whilst on license you can be "recalled" to prison to finish your original sentence and they may impose further time later down the line if you're found guilty of the new offence(s). Let's suppose he was convicted in mid 2019 at court, he'd have likely been released at the start of 2023.

I've been a nurse for 12 years, and I've seen more death than I can remember, and not once has anyone ever asked me if I am ok....I found that to be pretty, great.

@mydogeatspuke

10 ай бұрын

None of your colleagues have ever asked if you're alright after working on a patient who's not survived? I find that very hard to believe. Unless you're known to never ask if others are alright and they're responding to you in kind. Teams are often friends, albeit in a work context. It's very normal to have a quick check in after a difficult job.

Oh my, this is heavy. But such amazing people. Be free Emma.

Im a firefighter in the US, we worked my first Cardiac arrest patient for just under 25 minutes before calling it, it felt like an hour by the time we stopped.

7 years!!!!! Not even for leaving her to die

@cq9882

Жыл бұрын

A disgrace for a Life. 🙏

Heartbreaking ❤

Heart braking this is so sad 😞