Family Concerned For 100-Year-Old Mom As Infection Returns | Inside The Ambulance | Real Responders
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2023
- Paramedics visit a 100-year-old patient who has become unresponsive. Concerned that her pneumonia has come back, paramedics rush to hospital. An 85-year-old woman suffers excessive blood loss from a nose bleed. Paramedics believe she may have lost half a litre of blood. Elsewhere, a woman is in extreme pain and vomits as a result.
For the very first time, an ambulance has been rigged with cameras that provide a unique perspective on what it's like to respond to emergency calls. 'Inside The Ambulance' follows paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service in England as they take us right into the heart of the action. We see heroism at work in the actions of these first responders. We also enter the lives of people in crisis and learn their unique stories.
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"I was 9 when I was your age." Peak British humour!
She looks absolutely fantastic for 100!
Doesn't look a day over eighty!
My mother had to have a blood transfusion due to a nosebleed. My husband was in the hospital for almost a week due to a nose bleed. I never had realized how serious nose bleeds could be until my moms nose bleed.
I really hope that she’s all right after all that that sounds just horrendous. Personally, I deal with headaches more than anything very very severe ones. I never realized and nosebleed could be quite that serious.
Wow! 100 and still kickin'. Good on her 😊. She's got plenty of life left in her.
Please keep showing this series, love them!
I am from the US, and people in England are so nice. I wish I could move over there. God bless the King.
People in England they’re so the only word I could possibly come up with for them is precious just precious. If I was able to move over there right now, I wouldn’t think twice about it. I live around the United States and all due respect to people around here. They don’t seem to be concerned about people. They seem to be concerned about possessions and pleasure.
39:21 Dang, look at that ashtray FULL! I bet that bedroom smells awful.
"I was nine when I was your age" 😂
I have the deepest respect you could imagine for women who go to the ends of the earth to look after their children, especially when they’re by themselves
Thank you, the paramedic technicians, the patients and their families for providing outstanding procedures for emergency care❤.
i love this show. thanks for sharing with us!
We're glad you enjoy the show, thanks for watching!!
My granddaughter had a nose bleed when she was around 10 that caused her to lose 2 liters of blood. They finally had to take her to surgery and cauterize 3 veins in her nasal cavity. Ended up with a diagnosis of a genetic disorder that caused her to not produce functional clotting platelets.
Love this show keep uploading them
Thanks for watching Mike! We've got more episodes coming!
Oh my God how many unnecessarily calls. Just like here in Hungary. Calling an ambulance for “i feel disy for 3 days” and the dispacher is sending out the unit without thinking. And people are surprised about all of the cars are allways busy and if there is a reanimation or something serious, they need to wait 20-30 minutes for a unit, because other people need an ALS unit with doctor on it to tell them that if you feel disy you should check your temperature…..
I’m in Arizona, not that it matters. I have a number of chronic illnesses and am on quite a few medications, including one for dizziness/vertigo and another for the nausea that often comes with it. I also get migraines. One type is the usual migraine, but the other one causes severe dizziness and mimics small strokes or seizures. Plus I tend towards low blood pressure. If I get constant dizziness for three days straight, I could be in more trouble than you might think and yes, that could easily warrant a call for an ambulance. I also have 3 autoimmune disorders, three digestive disorders, and several other issues that could leave me in a world of hurt after only 12-24 hours. A common cold could send me to the hospital. Count your blessings for your health and please consider that what you consider unnecessary might be major for some of us.
Amen @vcorlett !
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Why would you or anyone wait for 3 days to get medical care for dizziness you’ve had for that long???
@@Lauriej117 Personally, if my meds stopped working, I’d probably be calling my primary care doctor rather than going to the hospital, unless my doctor said otherwise. Or if I landed on the floor. But the risks I run of doing exactly that are why I have walkers, and a large, German Shepherd service dog that knows how to brace me. She’s a very good girl and is seldom away from me. She, and my family, and our cats, they’re my life.
@daraldbeadam check my temperature if I’m dizzy? Nope. Won’t mean a thing for me. My “normal” body temperature runs about a full degree below what is considered normal. I’m also unable to properly regulate my body temperature the way healthy people do. So, if my body temperature goes even slightly above the norm, I’m actually running a low grade fever. I also can’t take some medications that are normally used for reducing fevers. I have to look for alternatives.
Yep, gotta love life with “invisible illnesses”.
You’re right but the dispatcher should weed calls like that out.
I bled like that through of all things a skin tag,they fixed it and I went back to the hospital because my arm had been hurting me,for a few weeks. The skin tag was on my vag and so I thought I was bleeding from inside and I told them,I'm not suppose to be bleeding. When I went back for my arm,I went to the bathroom and seen,I started bleeding again. I didn't say anything to the nurse,because they told me I could only be there for one thing last time. The doctor said,don't know why they told you that? I was taking a whole bunch of aspirin and other stuff for the pain in my arm,I think that's why I bled so bad.
How can they not have found the reason for Kelly’s excruciating lower abdominal pain that made her violently ill, causing blood loss and that she already needed a scan for?????? Maybe it’s because it takes an unimaginable 15.6 weeks to see a gynecologist there .🤷🏻♀️ If she was at the hospital for only a few hours and they just sent her home without addressing those issues properly, I feel like they are not taking it seriously at all which is really disappointing to hear- even the paramedics were acting so nonchalantly and almost uninterested and unconcerned when speaking with her in her home and on the ride in the ambulance which felt really strange and out of character compared to all of the other calls as well. 🥺
Very sympathetic about Kelley. The reason the doctor asked about pain on the right side is they were thinking she had appendicitis. From personal experience, that is what they try and rule out first. Kelley could have an ovarian cyst, but not likely. Unless they have ruptured, they are not that painful. A fibroid is more likely. Extremely painful and can make you bleed a ton. Both from personal experience.
@@scorpiouk5914 you’re probably right about the fibroid and I certainly wouldn’t wish that on anyone either! I hope Kelly is doing better and that you don’t have any more personal experience with one of those as well! 💕💕💕💕
@@lovelyjanuary Nah, I've gone through menopause now, so no more of that! I hope you don't suffer ever with that either. Thanks!
More pleaseeeee ! i love this show
I LOVE this program!! 🇨🇦❤❤❤
I’m jealous of you guys who live in the UK I really am. Unfortunately, I’m stuck in Canada.
I love this show. It's refreshing to see a reality show that's so positive. Please keep 'em coming.
I really enjoy watching these videos.
Not right, not fit, not proper! I know that feeling.😂
Anybody from anywhere associated with Britain I could listen to your beautiful accent for the rest of my life. I don’t think you people understand just how exotic you sound 😊
Margaret is very very lucky to be alive. I know the EMTs know what their doing, but the whole propping her up may have accidentally tilted her head back-the old wives tale of stopping the bleeding that way. Tilting the head back isn’t for all nosebleeds. A person could choke on the reversed flow of the blood.
The first lady seems to be a side sleeper, the pressure on her nose could have caused the skin to break and bleed excessively due to the blood thinners. The position of the blood on her pillow and face seem to prove that theory.
How do I say this?
I'm glad that there's a new episode because there's a show I can watch.
But it isn't good because people aren't well in order for the show to be filmed
What show is that?
In the US most people would think twice before calling an ambulance for a fever or dizziness(dizziness and severe vertigo are two different things) no one would call an ambulance for a fever and for a 102?? We call parents at the school when a child reaches 101 and don’t consider anything in the range of 100 grounds for a phone call. Are they cheaper in these areas? It cost like 2-5k for our ambulance.
In the UK medical services are free unless you choose a private doctor/hospital. The NHS is paid out of payroll contributions and taxes..similar to paying into social security. Everyone has access to all treatment unlike here in the US where what you get depends on your insurance. Unfortunately a lot of people abuse the system because it is "free."
I don’t doubt these people call to have a splinter removed.
Why in the world are they not putting that elderly woman in the ambulance and getting her to the hospital so she can get the care she needs to stop the bleeding and give needed fluids????
I'm running a temp of 103,104 all night.
You need to take some paracetamol or Ibuprofen tablets. With a temperature like that, you could end up with fever scars. Take yourself to your doctor's surgery ASAP. It's not good to have a temperature that high.
Why is all the shows on RUclips comes out of the UK???
We can't have shows like this in America. Our paramedics don't do all this.
@@jillwisland680 That's simply not true. I'm 71 years old and have had some serious health issues. I also live in a senior high rise so I see paramedics at least a couple times a week. They all act with the utmost decency and respect for me and my neighbors.
@@jimvandemoter6961 I wasn't talking about decency and such. Usually our paramedics don't stay on scene as long as UK paramedics do, and don't/can't offer as many pain relief options. But that also has a lot to do with what part of the country you are.
@@jillwisland680 If I misunderstood you I'm sorry. I hear so much criticism from people sometimes it gets to me.
@@jimvandemoter6961 it is all good. I didn't do a good job using my words before.
Everything from their adorable accent to the way that they look I mean, let’s be honest UK people are stunningly physically beautiful to how Down to Earth you are. Everything about you it’s like you show people what they’re supposed to be like
Why do they drive these crappy Fiats?
I wonder why p.mediccs chat and joke during the emergency ride...?Shouldnt they rather just drive.
This is how most people in their line of work cope with what they see everyday, my mom is a nurse and she does that, she said that it also helps the patients feel comfortable around them and distracts the patients and their families a little bit.
I think that as a human being you can talk and drive at the same time, it turns out they are not mutually exclusive lol.
I thank you for your comment. I am just reiterating my experience. At my work it was formally not not allowed to talk to the driver. Since I was the boss, I kept talking to official business, minimum only. Truck were also to noisy to hear anything at that time... And stress , yes , but we relaxed after work. @@vitorialima8399