Cutting Man Out Of His Own Car After Head On Collision With Lorry | Helicopter ER
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- The team are called to a major head-on collision on a busy road where they are forced to cut the roof of the car in order to save the passengers life.
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went from bondi rescue to this lmao
Josiah Mudrow sammeeee
same omg aha
Ahaha facts 😂
Lol sammmeee
Me too
I’ve always been told to never have anything unsecured in your car that you wouldn’t be willing to have thrown at your head.
ive never thought of it like that but that is incredibly true.
Why
@@aprilnewton_x because in case of an accident, the objects can be tossed around in the vehicle, potentially hitting you making the injuries worse
People forget that objects turn into projectiles when rapidly accelerated or decelerated so having loose hammers and other tools lying around in your car is dangerous.
Thats a good point 🤔 never thought about that
Medical employees & firefighters are heroes without capes!
I never asked
Yes they are
100 subs for no reason challenge no one asked for you to comment.Youre disrespecting the people that SAVE OUR LIVES
As a firefighter, I thank you for your comment
@@d786x your name begs for subs 😂 says a lot about you
Would love to know how people are doing at the end of the video
Surprised they didn’t reply really 🤣
@@scottybillzztv u need to watch the full episode on tv this is only a clip
@@FN_FRXSTY what episode is it
These guys are amazing. How they calmly go about saving people in traumatic accidents is beyond me.
03:27 'firefighters are struggling to remove him' - camera pans to a group fo firefighters totally calm just doing their shit
Every time I watch these people they amazing..it's like they are just baking a cake, absolutely effortlessly for them, calm, they are so knowledgeable
Heroes. Nothing more, nothing less
How can you make a video with so much information and then not provide an update with his health.
The updates are in the full episodes
Some heads up for the editors of the videos:
Add a section which says which episode the clips are from so ppl can go watch the episode
Add at the end how the people got on please.
Love the Videos though 👍🏼
And subtitles.
‘Firefighters are struggling to free him’. No they aren’t, it’s called working methodically.
Amazing. What you guys do Thankyou for saving lives 💖
Lame.
@@youroffline5167 gee your hard
i read 'cutting a man out of his own head' in the title and was very confused
I lost my mom to a tractor trailer slamming into the back of her car in 99 i was only 10
Erin Deeds oh rip god bless you
God bless you and your mom ❤️🥺 i hope she’s doing okay up there ^
Sorry for your tradgic loss at such a young age, Eric ❤
So sorry it must be hard to lose the best person in your life that way 💔
That's jokes😂😂😂😂😂
We have so much to learn from one another! 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Hahaha one needs to learn more than the other
Hero’s don’t always have capes,because the firefighters,doctors,vets,ambulance ,and police are all hero’s.I know I missed som people
Police aren’t.
They are all heroes!
Crazy to think that, right now, there might not be room for him.. the ambulance having to wait outside for half an hour..
For serious injuries like this they are prioritised. An ambulance wouldnt be waiting outside with such a serious injury.
Trauma patients are moved to the front of of the queue. Been in that situation after a hiking fall. Never seen so many people at one time. Once I was stable and injuries verified as non-critical, I was placed on watch with one staff. His injuries are very serious and very much life threatening.
any update on him?
Watched one video now im hooked
No,i want to know whats going on,not nice to stop with any Information...
Who loves this
Ur mom
Me
100 subs for no reason challenge u ain’t getting 100 subs
Not the driver
BUFFTING FC hopefully I do
4:36 that's some real secure c spine right there
We can clear c spine on scene in the U.K.
@@CymruEmergencyResponder it's not cleared at this point of the video. That being said, in these major trauma cases, it's not really possible to clear the c-spine atleast using the Nexus criteria is it? I mean they have to have distracting injuries
Look at 4:47, even more prominent. You can better just not bother with a hard collar if it is placed like this
@@vollelektrolysierer5773 The majority of UK ambo services have ditched C-collars now. We'll immobolise on a vac mat ontop of a scoop with head blocks, negative patient outcomes esp. in airway and neuro associated with hard collars even when they're done right.
Wow you guys are awesome
Anyone has any site where I can watch the entire seasons? I love the series but unfortunately, I am from abroad UK
Might be on daily motion look on there, there is a few full episodes on RUclips as well
U got a VPN?
Dplay
Or look movies
Helicopter heroes and Yorkshire air ambulance there all titled different for copy right in the uk the name of the show is helicopter ER hope this helps anyone
If at least it hadn't been his OWN car
Wait......what happened to the man? You always tell us the outcome!!
@LM AO How do you know?
@@theeggtimertictic1136 Usually if it's fatal, they blurr out the patient's head, for privacy.
Why at 6:08 was he taking a print out of the tacho? The lorry was on the right side of the road, the car wasn't. Why take a tacho reading?
they said the HGV driver slowed down before the guy hit him, if the HGV was going fast it may explain that the injured guy was overtaking on a clear road which quickly became not clear form a HGV speeding, if it proves he slowed down then its probably the injured guys fault.
Obviously he’ll be cut from his own car not like he’ll be cut from someone else’s
Why don't they just reverse the car or lorry behind? It will probably make their job easier??
I don't think that's safe for the car driver. You don't want any sudden or even a slight movement because that could cause even worse injury
does anyone know why there is always a firefighter on the helipad with an oxygen tank when they land?
It is law that at that hospital there must be firemen on the roof when the helicopter lands. They are porters/maintenance men who are called from their other duties to rush into their kit and race up to the landing area. No firemen - no landing.
Basically, it's in case the helicopter crashes.
@@avrilbowler8755 i
@Nicky L air cylinder. not oxygen cylinder or fire extinguisher
How do they film the helicopter in the sky? Do they have a second helicopter or summin? 😂
A drone???
"Summin"? 🙄
Yes, there's a second heli in the air---drones can't keep pace with helicopters, so a camera crew is up in the air.
3:15 Was he a plumber?
7:06 why is there a Fireman in the hospital?
UK civil aviation regulations. All helipads in the UK must have firefighters and firefighting equipment. Just in case a helicopter crashes on landing or take off.
Well, the stifneck doesnt fit i think
It would of been good had you told us the outcome 👎
would love to know the story of the patient at 0:47
I think it was either the man who cut himself with the angle grinder or a chainsaw.
Whoever applied that stifneck should be fired immediately
Nope. He has possible neck and chest injuries. I was placed in one when they walked my neck and chest until the Trauma team determined is was another, non-spinal injury. Better to have, on my case, and not need, that not have and need. And they are reusable.
@@jamesmckenzie3532 It is not about one being used but about the placement, which is highly questionable at best.
I think, at 4:47 you can see it most prominently, the placement is simply wrong.
As side notes, in medicine you always need an indication for any procedure and a unnessesarily placed C-collar wastes time, is discomfortable for the patient, complicates airway access and increases intercerebral pressure by externally pressing on the jugular veins, not something you want with patients that could have a traumatic brain injury. Also, this type of cervical collar is a single-use product.
@@vollelektrolysierer5773 It is better than allowing his head to flop about though. Not a waste of time but I certainly hope they correctly positioned it after he was removed from the vehicle.
Why do these men have awful whiskers?
Let's be real though, they'll cut your roof off for a slight dent on your bumper, fire brigade love using their toys 😂😅
they like convertables okay
Thanks for the video
All bideos are so wonderful and to see your good hard work to bring the hosp trauma to the accident
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Thanks i fullow all it and feels I'm in to the joper
My God safe and protect all the team at base helicopters all where you move on
Salom RAPHA JESUS YAHWEH
Anyone think this shit scares you?
Anyone know what season:episode this is?
Me wondering who or what Lorry is
A lorry is a large vehicle, you can search it to see what it looks like
Courtney holder what?
Lorry was gory (sorry). Cheers!
Bit of a difference between how US EMS operates and the UK. The UK model is based on Australian emergency management.
It’s the other way around. Australian model is based off the UK’s.
@@jaebird789 What makes you say that? I've been part of a group of Aussie ambulance professionals who've been studying worldwide emergency medical services since about 1991. I beg to differ, but more than happy to learn otherwise.
@Nicky L Actually believe it or not it's the other way around. In part because of funding for resaerch, clinical development and training Australia has been a global leader for decades. In saying that with having money thrown into ambulance services here, we can send people to the UK, see what great things they're doing and see how we can adapt for Australia. The problem with the US is lack of funding. While you might have world class paramedics in LA, a struggling Fire/EMS squad in the backwoods of some rural county hasn't got the money for ongoing training and the latest and greatest equipment.
Australian air ambo was a necessity probably long before UK just based on how spread out the population is. Air travel is much quicker than road travel, and if someone gets into real trouble in the middle of nowhere a 30min chopper is a much better option than a 6hr car
@@gingercube688 So true. Our Flying Doctors (RFDS) started in 1928, and we had air ambulances owned and operated by district ambulance brigades since about WW2. Now we have rescue and air ambulance helicopters at our disposal, as well as jet and turboprop aircraft. The latter are often used to transfer patients from small towns to major hospitals that are 900km/600 miles away yet still in the same state. I once did relief work as a paramedic in a small outback town. On one job without giving it enough thought asked for a chopper to assist with transport. I got a phone call from operations saying that our location was out of range of a chopper. A lot of outback roads are just rocky or dirt tracks that you can't drive too fast on, making response times blow out to hours.
Crazy shit happens in UK
no no why do I watch these I hate blood and stuff oh my
I know what happened.... the cause is a phone application... mainly facebook.....