Bad FOOT Injury from ACCIDENT (Helicopter Rescue) | Air Ambulance ER | Blue Light:Police & Emergency
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- The team are pushed to their limits as they try to save a victim of a cardiac arrest.
Air Ambulance ER' follows British medical teams as they take to the air in emergency situations. The series goes behind the scenes to show ambulances carrying out their life-saving work from the minute an accident is reported to the moment they reach their patient. The fast-paced action and aerial filming capture the courage of the team members that are on-call throughout the UK.
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These people are true Heros! And so humble too!!! They could have ended the CPR on the man at the golf corse because it kept failing but they never gave up on him and because of this he got to see his wife again. They have him many more years of life!
They gave CPR for over an hour and he survived? Impressive work by these guys!
There are two cases for cpr. If it is needed in cardiac arrest there’s a chance of surviving even after a long time. As there is still good air transport in lungs and the system.
If it is a heart attack caused by missing air level, there is no real chance of coming back.
Learned that by loosing my aunt and dad within one month by lung edema. Both had cpr. Both had severe brain damage.
Doctors told me. Wouldn’t have kept my hope high if I knew earlier. Realized it when taking my das of life support.
Watching the cpr performed on him while I was holding my moms hand still haunts me in my sadest dreams.
@@ulli09 I’m so sorry for your loss. Have you considered talking to a mental health professional about it? Might do you some good. Be well.
@@ulli09 talking to someone might help your dreams ❤️✌️
Ulli09- my sister had had neck surgery and was recovering at home. Went into cardiac arrest due to pulmonary embolism (blood clot in lung)- cpr/resuscitation over an hour. Got a heartbeat but she was brain dead. Sorry about your dad!
Bruh where I live they give up in like 20 mins or less.
"When can I have a cup of tea?"
Getting loaded onto an ambulance with multiple severe injuries and asking about tea is the most british thing ive heard in a long time
Yes I thought it was cute! Us Aussies would probably ask, when can I have a beer? Lol
@@eviekelpie1 me as an Austrian would ask the same thing
Americans would say I need beer, shotgun, and a lawn chair
@@lauralunnen649 american beer is not good but the rest is good
@@lauralunnen649 XD
“It’s a job, you don’t quit” that’s what I want to hear from my doctor. This guy 💪🏼
I can’t believe the guy in cardiac arrest actually survived! That’s such a long time to be in arrest and with all those shocks, he’s a walking miracle!!
……just means his number wasn’t up..……
Full Respect, to the team. Not just the individuals in the air. Ground crew and Staff.
I'm extremely surprised that the golfer wasn't pronounced DOA. I hope he bought a lottery ticket after that because that should have been lethal. Dude got really lucky.
Tell me about it! He’s on a roll!
This NEEDS to be on netflix
Agreed!
There was a fantastic series similar to this ~1 year ago on Canadian netflix, but I can't remember what it was called. Edit: It was called "An Hour to Save Your Life"!
I rather watch these guys & gals over just about anything. The crap they have on Netflix is crappy.
It’s on Prime, at least here in Canada. Also 24 Hours in the A&E is on there.
As a EMT and firefighter I will tell you from first hand experience there is nothing more satisfying then doing cpr for 30-50 min. And still being able to get the patient back.
Wow that CPR machine is savage .....
Wow, that’s a miracle they saved that golfers life! Can’t imagine many places they would work that long on someone before calling them dead. Much respect to everyone that saved his life.
I showed my Mum (an ER nurse) the fractured ankle and all she said was “Meh, he’ll be fine. Just have to relocated it and get him to surgery.”
I always cry at the end, so amazed at the man whose heart kept failing but somehow lived. I was already balling, amazing people. Now those are true heroes.
Especially the text to his wife made me cry hard
"Don't tell my wife I can do this."
Even if you would, she's pretty much correct every single move and how it hangs. 😂🤣
Ok kids he’s a lesson about motto bikes. Don’t even jump off a bike if you think you’re not going to make it, they’re made to take the shock of the hit. Your legs are not.
I'm flabbergasted....I didn't think Tim would recover his heart attack...well done air ambulance crew!!!
That chest compressions machine is brilliant!
I find this interesting. I'm a volunteer fire fighter in a remote area in the USA. We've had to set up multiple landing zones for helicopter extraction. Interesting to see the other side of this.
The way that the UK brings doctors to the accident scene is amazing! It must save so many lives! Wish they did that here in the US
They do!
Wow! I am amazed that the heart attack victim survived!
How many times did they shock him? If they had given up he wouldn't have survived.
They went above and beyond to save him. Amazing!
That device is crazy
Ikr? I've never seen anything like it.
Yeah def a good thing to have
Made my ribs hurt
There are some machines where the patients hands are strapped to side of machine - almost like they’re holding on- keeps arms from flailing all over.
Great show! Could really get hooked on this one. Thank you!
I'm hooked on it too cheri
Me too.!
Incredibly binge-able. I wish there had been more than just a couple seasons.
I’ve watched so many of them. They’re riveting.
Love this! I'm so amazed that such a vital service relies on donations from the public to survive! They should be funded by the government! Cheers
It might be almost better that its not because regardless of which countries government is used, budgets are decided and money cut over a person's life due the disconnect between those that make the rules and those that are going to be affected
(My own personal opinion,i could be wrong)
Damn, got chills at the end seeing the man well and all. And that message he sent... Great work, never seen one of those chest compression aparatuses. Amazing.
Isn't Prince William an emergency helicopter pilot doing exactly this?
Great 👍👌👍job people, great job.
Important, highly skilled professionals...THE BEST!!
FROM CANADA 🇨🇦❤🇬🇧❤🇬🇧❤❤👍
I hate to say but I thought the heart attack man was gone for sure. I don’t think in the U.S. any ambulance team would have worked on him that long or a hospital would have tried to save him after his heart stopped that many times. That is incredible.
They never gave up on Tim. That’s incredible.
20 minutes that's amazing. They didn't even try with my Daddy. His heart just stopped. No he didn't have a DNR
Same with my dad... And then they told my mom that it was caused for smoking and that's why they couldn't save him (fun fact: My dad NEVER smoked)
@@DarlingDaisy97 my dad did but hadn't in 9 yrs. His doc said his lungs looked like he never smoked. But no he was arresting they just stood there and called it. No CPR, no shock nothing. "We couldn't do it" why not? No answer. Itll be 3 yrs this August. I'm sorry for your loss. Us girls will always need our Daddy. No matter how old we get.
@@SweetGoddess420 oh no! i'm so sorry for that! ... My dad passed away 15 years ago, i was 8 at the time. I saw him having the heart attack but they didn't let me go to the hospital, i stayed with my aunt so i don't know exactly what they did but i know it wasn't much. My mom was devastated.
@@DarlingDaisy97 you were so young.. I'm so sorry.
The only reason (Aside from they were assholes) is how long he might have been without CPR before they got there. It blows, and I'm so sorry.
The kids friends are just taking pictures of his foot 🙄
What else are you going to do? You can't get near him because they need room to work. Take a pic so that you can show the dude what he lived through.
Alisa Desu yeah kids can be gross
@@feraynironmane8101 I agree, if I ever had something like that and nobody would take a picture I’d kinda be upset because at that moment I wouldn’t dare to look or not even thinking about it/remembering it..
the golfer survived? out of the ordinary
omg looking at the foot hurts ;-;
Good CPR can keep someone alive for a long time. If you don't know how to do it, please learn ASAP. It saves lives.
Thats why you need to wear proper gear.
@@berlin03030 He was wearing regular boots. Motorcycle shoes are designed to protect your ankles.
@@berlin03030 In one of the episodes they showed a man who got into an accident and lived because of his proper gear.
These episodes makes me more curious about the anatomy and I
must say, this also helps me to keep thanking Yah for blessing me
through another day without incident.
Great 👍👌job people- East-Anglian Air 🚑.
From Canada 🇨🇦❤😀🇬🇧❤🇬🇧🇨🇦❤❤👍
😬 who else cringed hard for the boy with a severed/fractured/cut up foot foot? 🙊🙈
Honestly at this point? No, I felt for him but it didnt bug me too bad
I love what you do. I live in the US and I wish our life flight crews could do what you do. They are incredible, if we had the abilities that you’ve been given, it would be wonderful! All life flight crews around the world are amazing!
Life flight is better than medevac and the venom 1 choppers
New addiction this show is amazing .bless everyone...and the accents are so wonderful to listen too...I'm in Arkansas USA
Oo god .... Save us god
Wow what an amazing team, good skill,, I can’t believe the guy who had cardiac arrest survived all because of you guys you kept going and you didn’t give up… hats off
Ok, I thought it was just me but now I’m even more certain that the narrator is Jorah Mormont from Bear Island.
I hear it now, it has to be him
OH MY GOD
MY MANS FOOT IS GONE
36:40
Yo! They have automatic cpr machines!?
😷Amazing they do hospital life saving procedures on scene.
The narrator reminds me of a lord of the rings guy.
Well everyone watching, this is what happens when you don't wear motocross boots. Always wear safety gear even if you think you don't look cool.
I cannot believe that guy survived! In the US, most teams would have called it after less than 10 shocks and an hour of CPR. That is incredible.
This episode got me on the edge of my seat shaking my leg 😱
Can helicopters not fly during dark or night time? Or is it just a precaution or preference. Just wondering.
Its safety, its hard to see what's around you for takeoff and while landing especially in wooded areas or mountains and hills because it isnt level
I'm so impressed they never gave up on the guy. It's their determination that saved his life. It's so amazing he survived.
Mmm ketamine
Dress for the slid not the ride
f0ot haNGinG byE sKiN
I'm seriously thinking having a tattoo D.N.R. on my chest. If it's my time to go it's my time ...don't play "god" with my body.
I love watching these. I used to live as a foreigner in Newcastle/Gateshead. Funny memories.
Awww.... His mate is taking pics of his disarticulated foot for Facebook fame...
I can’t believe that guy in VF actually lived and neurologically intact. Holy crap
WERE I LIVE PEOPLE LEAVE YOU ON THE ROAD TO DIE.........INDIA ALWAYS A DEVELOPING COUNTRY !.........GOD BLESS ALL MEDICAL PERSONALS !
Riding a bike in sneakers instead of proper boots. Not smart
All of Cain's friends coming over to take photos of his mangled leg... :X.
I'm glad they give pain meds quickly. In the US, you have to wait forever at the ER to make sure you aren't one of the thousands in the ER's nightly because they're addicts. Even with an injury, this procedure is insane.
Nick Mason of pink Floyd donated £84000 to this organization
I can't believe the cardiac guy survived . Most other countries he would be gone . Mine included
Brilliant job done by the ER teams and the doctors
Aww She wants a cup of tea. I hope she gets it soon ❤❤❤❤
Love how well they work. They are wonderful ❤️💖💚
In case of accident, LEAVE HELMET ON!
The helmet not only keeps the head protected, but also gives the doctor a visual map of where any impact may have occurred, which helps to diagnose potential head injuries.
It was nice to see nobody tried to remove his helmet until the doctor was on-site!
I agree, but if you can't see the chest rising, you need to check his breathing by lifting the head up to open his airway - cause we are always told - breathing has ALWAYS priority before spinal injury, always. Cause if you keep the helmet on while the patient is not breathing, youre actually not helping at all, cause he's dying, without oxygen the brain start dying in 5 minutes. In case they breathe then yes, do not remove.
The cpr automatic thig looks painfull as fuck, look at his chest
Is glass cheaper to produce than plastic?
Not normally the reason they use glass instead of plastic is so the vial won't contaminate the fluid
This is humanity...very humble too... saving another's life is saving as the whole humanity Islam says that. They are Heros. The Americans they are very kind hearted people, care for other's life with the good intention of saving the victim's life and also doing their job with honest and sincerity to those are critically injured. How politely they communicate with the victims. Once they get the information, the air traffic staffs rush to the scene immediately, that is very interesting to watch how the team workers are contributing their duties. They care for their nations..Their services is very much appreciated. Awesome job May God bless them all.... I'm from Srilanka.
Oh my did you see his foot .I would have freaked out .These ppl are the bomb .🚁❤️🙏✌️🤍Thank each and everyone of you .👍👍👍👍👍🚁
That dude with the broken ancle was high as fuck 🤣
I like how they called the mechanical CPR device “cutting edge” when the original Thumper was invented in the 1950s and we were using them in the ambulance in the early 90s
Watching from the Philippines, this episode is a must watch. Good prep for EMT beginners like me. Kudos!
Wow - get that kid some proper riding boots! That wouldn’t have happened! What a horrible injury!
Wonderful upload. Picture is awesome. Highly addictive. Thank you for the upload.
No tea and no Prince William - what even is the point then
now my feet hurt
Aaaaaand I'm not getting any sleep tonight.
I guess we know what your career path wont be.
One word; Heroes
that compression machine is nuts good on ya mates
How can an air ambulance crew give blood without knowing the patient's blood group?
The probably used o- it an universal type used if they don’t know the persons blood type.
Would not have cared about the other head stab job !!!!
I'd never have left this ankle job !!!!
All my respect to these doctors and emergency personnel.
Seeing this makes me glad I decided not to study to be a doctor, not sure if I could handle this daily...
Love this show!!
Another òrgan donor a young one this time
These amazing documentaries are posted in so many places, I can’t find them all.
I wish my mom could be in the ER helicopter 🚁 with me I don’t like heights
Is that the voice of Jorah Mormont?
“Aim at the club house and miss” 👀
i love that russian guy
Awesome show, good to see such heroes, esp at a time when hero’s in the states are being erased....
❤️❤️ HEROS❤️❤️
The real question is did Margaret get her cup of tea?
i hope so😅
I teared up 😢 this was so scary 😦
17:48 Der mit dem Handy ist ein Gaffer
Why the reuploads and no new episodes? :/
I'm not crying! You are!
Oh boy. That Foot.
Chunky.