Emergency Surgery for Football Injury - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- 24 Hours in A&E - S14 E06
Follow the gripping journey of individuals facing life-altering situations. From a traumatic football injury to the challenges of parenting an autistic child, witness their resilience and determination. In this emotional episode of 24 Hours in A&E, experience the highs and lows of life-changing moments and the power of family support.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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The crack was both satisfying and the most horrifying sound ever 😝🤣
I nearly yelled in unison with him!
I swear it was a sound effect.
@@laurachapple6795I did yell!
Don't blame the first dude. Dang that looks painful. 😢
Jayden is such a character, I love the cheekiness and curiousness in him. Blessings for the future young man, your Mum is wonderful too. 🙏🙏
Not only having ADHD/borderline autism myself, but also a school bus driver for "special needs" kids all with ADHD/autism etc I do indeed love the sheer cheekiness of them ❤They are truly amazing kids.
I nearly vommed when I heard the crunch of his ankle.
Thanks for uploading this show - much appreciated 😊
Zac is beautiful. Especially how he wants to honor his parents values as well as that of his peer group. I hope he continues to play football. Very happy he finally found someone ❤
-the title says : " football "-
-but its : soccer-
Zac is just beautiful!! 😊
@@sunnystormy4973American football is not the same as UK football, we call it soccer most of the world says football
@@sunnystormy4973I’m an Aussie who absolutely loves our Australian rules footy. But to me the purest game of football is soccer. The game where you can only use your feet. AFL, Rugby, NFL, none are pure football. Footy (and not any other) is really the only football!
He's also sexy AF.
I had a guy come in with an ankle dislocation and fracture after his dog suddenly turned and ran while on a leash. His ankle looked exactly like Zac’s. I can’t imagine how painful that was.
The one girl that just held the foot then boom back in place , and just smiles like that was easy!
The crunch noises when it was rotating were so awful I felt them in my spine and she didn't even flinch, smiling the whole time lmaoo
I broke my fibula. We had been fishing, and I was getting out of the boat to back the truck down so we could load the boat up. I knew as soon as I hit the ground and heard the snap, it was broken. It didn't show up on the x-ray because it broke on the inside the bone. They sent me home in severe pain. I would fall every time I turned to the right. They done the MRI and it was worse than they thought. It was broken along with the lateral and medial minuscus and ACL. Surgery was done, and I healed. It was the worst pain I'd felt, and I had both of my kids naturally. Everyone done a great job. ❤
I broke mine too. It's hard to describe the sound in your head when it happens. I'd compare it to breaking strands of dry spaghetti. Unfortunately, I've never quite been the same. I'm glad you're doing better.
I love watching Dr. Will at work. He's truly compassionate, great at coordinating staff, excellent with patients and family. We all need a Dr. Will in our lives. 👏 Keep up the great work 👍
The clicking sound when they reallign his ankle. 😮😮
Omg I was nearly sick
It was brutal!
Oh I know. It was a loud crack alright. I nearly threw up 😂😂😂
Jayden is just _precious._ He's inquisitive and intelligent and kind. ".....pharmacy and eczema are all words from the Greeks!" Omgoodness I could hug him ❤
Jayden is a smart little cookie! Zac can be involved with his beloved sport, coach, therapist.
I also have a grown son with ADHD. He had problems until he became a wrestler in middle school. Through high school he competed. And went to state finals. The discipline and hard work was excellent. I hpoe that Jayden will continue his love of history. I do believe in discipline because it helps guide children.
Yes, teach discipline. And teach boundaries.
AMAZING doctors nurses sergeants, ect... we have in this world today 😊❤
Please keep these shows coming t😅hey help me so much in so many ways
-ikr .. !-
Do you want to look at your ankle now? It’s all back together! Yeah, right…….🤢😵💫😊
Ian if we dressed you up like mrs brown from Mrs browns boys I think you could play his double 🤣 get better soon
What an amazing child Jayden is.happy for Ian and the young man. May his marriage last long
Smart kid...
As someone who has been through broken bones, for all that is holy, DO NOT put patients through that without sufficient sedation.
England is far better at giving sedation fast than America.
When I had to have my wrist set at age 16, the doctor didn't wait to numb me. Just grabbed it and started pulling. I screamed bloody murder.
That sort of sedation works by making the patient immediately forget about the pain afterwards, so that it's as if it didn't happen.
Jayden is an absolute charmer! Also hoping that Ean heals well and doesn't get injured again! Prayers for them all! Wee done Mom!! Congrats on the move, it looks marvelous! That young man is so special and it's apparent he loves learning, he may learn differently! That all!
Sophie - smile and hey yeah I just did that. Loved how quickly she got it back where it belongs!
Nice to see Ian and his wife together.. take care. Beautiful wife for Zac.
I had a high and low ankle sprain with a tibia fracture, no where near as bad as his, but it was still considered pretty serious. It’s been almost a 6 month recovery and so much physical therapy and sitting and unable to do anything it’s such a huge life change it takes a massive toll on you.
As an American, this episode had the most accents I’ve struggled to understand by far.
How I love the Scottish accent on the Scottish couple. My dad was born in Glasgow and even though my mom was born in Montreal, her parents were born in Edinburgh, so I have thick Scottish blood running through my veins. When my dad passed away in April/12, I knew the one thing that I would miss the most was his Scottish accent. I have a phone message on their phone, but I guess my dad picked up the phone as it was starting to record a message so I have 30 minutes of him, speaking to his friend. I listen to it every once in a while to hear my dad‘s voice. I hear that voice and I felt safe as a little girl. It’s funny how that happens.🥺
OMG Jayden and his Mum now live in my old ho e town
Will is a lovely doctor.
My heart broke for Zac! Hopefully he’s made a good recovery and is back playing soccer.
Great stories.
This man is in pain. You tell him to stop swearing , his expressing his pain
Thank goodness the lovely young man Zac will never have to give birth! Can you imagine! And what a wonderful bunch of mates he has, very caring young men.
So the last couple is not from England, right? From some other part of GB? Bcs I do not understand like 70% of what is being said, hehe😊...
that CRACKS! 😱
I was very disappointed in the consultant Will. Your bedside manner leaves alot to be desired w the 1st pt who dislocated his ankle. Everyone deals w pain differently. You were treating him like a child, talking down to him. Im not sure if you were hamming it for the cameras or what? You're normally not like that.
Jaden seemed awfully smart and observant..maybe he’s genius and not necessarily anything else.. And yes..worst bone crunch yet I’ve heard on these videos!
I now use the word gobsmacked now since I’ve watched these shows. I feel a bit Brit now.
Jenny is hard to understand
Really?
I needed the subtitles to understand her at all 🙈😅
@@maramalfoy7630 Really
He makes me grateful I don't have kids.....
That ankle was gnarly!!! 🤢
That was a tough one to watch.
Subtitles for the Scottish woman...
😂😂 they don’t quite speak real English.
Not English that anyone can understand.😂😂
I turned on the automatically generated subtitles, I wasn't able to understand a single word. 🙈😅
I love the subtitles, they're hysterical.@@TeanmaResanaria-ls9eu
I just love these documentaries!
Glad it was happy endings all round x
Congrats Zac on your marriage. You make a beautiful couple
She needs to be more stern with him
See. Here in America that dont give pain relief thats really needed. Next time i need an emergency room im flying to the uk .😂😂😂
JEEZ quit showing that dang ankle!!! WE GET IT!! SEVERE!!
At the very start of the video, anyone know what those bubble shaped things are?
I think that's the London Eye, ferris wheel type ride in London, great for sight seeing.
@@nancyneyedly4587correct
Jayden is board at school… I’m sure his outbursts are because he needs to be challenged.
May favourite episode. So real, so much truth. Hope they never ever finish this series
Beautiful family Zac have. I love this episode ❤
I have 3 boys with ADHD and it's very hard
Oh Ian! Lorry driving isn’t for you!
Jayden's mother wasn't shown parenting him at all, letting him run amok in the waiting room, let's us see a glimpse of his life. It's too bad, he is a smart kid, but needs direction.
Not as simple as you seem to think. Cut her some slack. She understands him better than you do.
@@judychambers919I understand what she is going through, but she can still discipline him. Treat him how to act in public. That’s what is wrong with young people today, never told no.
@@sharongreen1366actually, there has been studies done on this. ADHD kids were found to get 20 000 MORE corrections than neurotypical kids. If it was as simple as saying “no” or “teaching how to behave” in a neurotypical way, then they should be acting neurotypical.
You wouldn’t ask a kid with a physical disability to stop needing support. He has a need for extra support. You have no clue if you’re trying to blame his parent.
Jayden is cute but needs more discipline
I broke my fibula. We had been fishing, and I was getting out of the boat to back the truck down so we could load the boat up. I knew as soon as I hit the ground and heard the snap, it was broken. It didn't show up on the x-ray because it broke on the inside the bone. They sent me home in severe pain. I would fall every time I turned to the right. They done the MRI and it was worse than they thought. It was broken along with the lateral and medial minuscus and ACL. Surgery was done, and I healed. It was the worst pain I'd felt, and I had both of my kids naturally. Everyone has done a great job. ❤
I broke my fibula. We had been fishing, and I was getting out of the boat to back the truck down so we could load the boat up. I knew as soon as I hit the ground and heard the snap, it was broken. It didn't show up on the x-ray because it broke on the inside the bone. They sent me home in severe pain. I would fall every time I turned to the right. They done the MRI and it was worse than they thought. It was broken along with the lateral and medial minuscus and ACL. Surgery was done, and I healed. It was the worst pain I'd felt, and I had both of my kids naturally. Everyone done a great job. ❤
Doesn’t Will seem a bit more irritable than in the past?
Never know what he has going on elsewhere. ER is a very stress-filled job.
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Who doesn't say "haitch"? Those people who know that the word is "aitch" ... look it up in a dictionary. You'll find aitch, described as the 8th letter of the alphabet but you won't find haitch. It used to be the case (and maybe still is) that people saying "haitch" were regarded as under-educated.
'Behaviour problems started in school' No.... it seems like mom has never bothered to parent him..... she's so annoying and Jayden is a brat.
And how many children with ADHD/Asperger’s Syndrome have you got? Don’t judge other peope unless you’ve lived in their shoes. Every child learns differently and he seems quite intelligent for his age. so she’s obviously doing something right! ☮💜🇨🇦.
How sweet is that Jaden child? He was raised right
Jayden needs to have more discipline. Mom needs to take that boy by hand.
Woo hoo. I'm the first one here
Jayden is a brat !!!!! His mom needs to control him , he is soooo annoying
A kid with ADHD is a hard job.. I don't envy his mum One bit
Have you ever dealt with a child that has ADHD? My Grandson (that we raised) has ADHD. Their brain is wired differently.
My grandson ( who I am raising) doesn't have ADHD ,but he has FAS, and that's a problem also . He's 14 now and enjoying High school. Primary school was a nightmare.
@@christinemullens653I have. She can still discipline him in a way he will understand. He can’t act like that as a teen or adult, so she needs to parent him.
@@sharongreen1366 - He’s only 8 years old! He seems very intelligent and she moved to a quieter town just for him so she’s doing just fine. You have no idea what he’s like at home or in school. Why can’t you see the good in a child rather than just the behaviour of a few minutes of film? ✌🏻💜🇨🇦
Zac’s football friends are all handsome. If they shaved back the beards to show even more handsome
That whole past life thing this kid has going on is demonic !
What a terrible thing to say about an 8 year old child! He is a very intelligent child and speaks as if he’s much older. ✌🏻💜🇨🇦
It's not a terrible thing to say ! Did you not understand the comment ??? The mother said that not the child ! Don't just read and run with what you read ! Analyze it and understand it ! The belief in past life is demonic!
@@MarieAntoinette1938_tmc - and what exactly makes it “demonic”? You have no proof that he didn’t live a past life! If he did, why do you need to see it as something bad?
Zac talking about his he will never play football again is a bit dramatic. I broke my tibia, fibula and talus playing football and had two operations to insert hardware and still play to this day.