Paramedici costretti a sedare una donna con problemi mentali

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00:00.

00:02Do you see her missing a lung?

00:04No.

00:05What?

00:06He tells us that he's a longtime smoker

00:08and that he's had part of his lung removed.

00:10You couple this with the pneumonia,

00:12and no wonder he's having such a hard time breathing.

00:14As I approach the scene, I find a female

00:16who's sprawled across the two seats.

00:18What happened, my dear?

00:20Attempt.

00:21Attempt what?

00:26We're unable to calm her down by talking to her,

00:29so we're going to have to sedate her.

00:31No power!

00:33Here, here.

00:35When she's in this kind of a state,

00:37she becomes a danger to not only herself,

00:39don't pull on that,

00:41but to myself and my partner as well.

00:43Help me out!

00:4567, you're responding data for a single vehicle MBC

00:49on the Broadway Bridge.

00:51For female patients in her 20s,

00:53possibly unconscious, breathing has been confirmed.

00:57Okay, copy.

00:59Okay, we're going to a car crash on the Broadway Bridge.

01:01It's a 25 female, not conscious, breathing vehicle

01:05hit the guardrail.

01:07Driving through the call, I'm thinking,

01:09what would cause a mid-20s female

01:11to crash her car by herself on the bridge?

01:13Right up there where the cops are.

01:15So seeing the car in the position

01:17against the concrete barrier on a bridge like that is unusual.

01:21As I approach the scene,

01:23I find a female who's sprawled across the two seats.

01:27Hey! Hey!

01:29Her feet are in the driver's seat

01:31and her head is over on the passenger side.

01:33Go on that side.

01:35Just watch the airbags.

01:37When a car is in an accident,

01:39the airbags sometimes have a delay up to a minute.

01:41My dear.

01:43If the airbag shoots off,

01:45at about 60 kilometres an hour.

01:47I want you to just hold nice and still, okay?

01:51Okay, Brett, can you reach her hips

01:53and I'll pull up on her shoulders?

01:55With the patient's position,

01:56we have to assume that she has a spinal injury.

01:58We don't want to do anything that could make it worse.

02:00I want you to just hold nice and still, okay?

02:03What happened, my dear?

02:05She hurt.

02:06What happened?

02:07Attempt.

02:08Attempt what?

02:10Hearing that this is a suicide attempt is very concerning.

02:16What would be so wrong with this 25-year-old's life

02:19that she would try and kill herself?

02:21Okay, do you have any pain anywhere?

02:23My neck and my back.

02:25Your neck and back hurt?

02:26Okay, we're going to get a caller for you right away.

02:28We need to hold her neck and keep her neck in line.

02:31Okay, hold your head still.

02:33And in order to do that,

02:34it has to be a team effort to extricate her from the car.

02:36On three.

02:37One, two, three.

02:39Okay, you got hips.

02:40Hold still.

02:41Hold still.

02:42I got C's spine.

02:43I got C's spine.

02:44Okay.

02:45Ready?

02:46Yep.

02:47One, two, three.

02:48Slide.

02:49You push the rotator.

02:50On my count.

02:51One, two, three.

02:52Relax.

02:53Relax.

02:54Breathe slowly.

02:55Okay.

02:56This person tonight just attempted to commit suicide.

02:58Relax.

02:59By crashing into the guardrail in an attempt to hurt herself.

03:02You pull your ankle.

03:03Open your move, your shoulder.

03:04You pull your ankle.

03:05You pull your ankle.

03:06You pull your ankle.

03:07Open your move, your jaw.

03:09So we're not only dealing with their physical well-being.

03:11Your mouth hurt?

03:12We're dealing with their mental well-being.

03:14So tell me how you crashed.

03:15I did it.

03:16You did it?

03:17You drove into the cement railing?

03:18It's really unfortunate that this had to come to this.

03:20Lucky you didn't get really hurt.

03:22Well, that was the plan.

03:23Don't you understand that?

03:25She's struggling with mental wellness,

03:27and she's struggling with alcohol.

03:29We're going to take you to the hospital.

03:31We're going to get you looked at on the inside, okay?

03:33Make sure nothing's broken.

03:34She doesn't appear to have suffered a really serious

03:37physical injury, but we're going to need to deal

03:40with her mental well-being.

03:42This is where the door is.

04:07Had to come through there.

04:08This is a messed up spot.

04:10Oh, here we go.

04:11So we first get to this gentleman.

04:12We see him through the glass door.

04:15Hello.

04:16When you look at him, his face is sunken.

04:18His bones are showing.

04:20This gentleman does not look well at all.

04:22What's going on today, sir?

04:23I've got pneumonia.

04:25Okay.

04:26I'm very nervous.

04:29Okay, why don't you grab a seat,

04:30and I'll grab a quick listen to you.

04:32The patient tells us that he's recently had a pneumonia,

04:34but the pneumonia is clearly holding on tight.

04:36I'm just going to lift up your shirt.

04:38How long have you had pneumonia?

04:40The amount of difficulty that our patient's having communicating

04:44is really signifying how short a breath he really is.

04:47I don't hear any congestion or wheezing at all.

04:50He's got a saturation of 75.

04:52We get a glimpse at his oxygen saturation at 75%.

04:56It should be around 95%.

04:58I've got that at six, and I'm just going to event that.

05:03Breathe.

05:04Because of the difficulty with the patient's speech,

05:06Breathe again.

05:07It's hard for us to assess the current history of the patient.

05:13Did you see him missing a lung?

05:15I don't know.

05:16What?

05:17I don't know.

05:18He tells us that he's a long-time smoker

05:19and that he's had part of his lung removed.

05:21You couple this with the pneumonia,

05:23and no wonder he's having such a hard time breathing.

05:25Let's get you outside.

05:28Still got to do a lot of investigating with this gentleman.

05:30It's really difficult to get a history from him

05:32because he's having so much trouble speaking in between breaths.

05:36Lung sounds are a little bit better now after a neb.

05:40No wheezing that we can really hear.

05:42He's still quite quiet throughout,

05:44but he's really working hard to breathe.

05:46We've given him some more medicine,

05:47and we're going to see how he does more testing at the hospital

05:50once we get there.

05:53Based on 1867,

05:55call is remaining an alpha

05:57for a 51-year-old female hospital psych issue.

06:00Be advised that the patient could possibly be violent.

06:04Sidewalk.

06:05Thank you.

06:06She's probably off of her bills.

06:09We usually approach psychiatric patients

06:11a little bit differently.

06:13We're not sure if they could be violent.

06:15I don't see anybody outside.

06:16Oh, there was someone on the ground there.

06:18When responding to psychiatric emergencies,

06:20there are so many factors that remain an unknown.

06:23It could be pre-existing.

06:25It could be mental illness.

06:26It could be induced by drugs or alcohol.

06:28What's going on?

06:31Sorry?

06:36What's happening?

06:38Let's sit up. Let's talk to you.

06:40Did she do any drugs tonight that you know of?

06:42No.

06:43Can you sit up?

06:45I'm right here.

06:48Deal with these people now.

06:50Can you sit up for us and talk?

06:52Has she been drinking?

06:53Yeah, she had a couple shots of whiskey

06:55and she shouldn't have had it.

06:57This patient seems very agitated

06:58for only having a couple shots of whiskey.

07:00It is possible there's something else going on.

07:03I need you to tell me what's going on.

07:05Why you need to go to the hospital.

07:07Depression.

07:08Depression.

07:09Do you take any medicine?

07:12No.

07:13It's difficult to obtain accurate information

07:15on these calls,

07:16so it becomes hard to treat the patient.

07:18We're going to stand you up and put you on our bed.

07:24Let's lift your head here.

07:31We're unable to calm her down by talking to her,

07:33so we're going to have to sedate her.

07:35You didn't see her, like, take any drugs?

07:37No, I didn't see her.

07:38None at all?

07:40Does she have a history of doing drugs in the past?

07:42Yes.

07:43Keep your hand in.

07:45Does she ever do, like, meth or cocaine?

07:47No.

07:48Nothing like that.

07:49What about narcotics or downers?

07:50No.

07:51Guess what?

07:52You're in the ambulance.

07:53You're not going...

07:54What is that puppy?

07:55Okay.

07:56We're going to check her out a little bit more

07:57in the back of the ambulance

07:58and then we'll take her to the hospital.

07:59Okay.

08:00Here, here.

08:01When she's in this kind of a state,

08:02she becomes a danger to not only herself...

08:04Don't pull on that.

08:05...but to myself and my partner as well.

08:06Help me!

08:07The best thing we can do

08:08is give her a little bit of medication

08:09to help calm her down on the way to the hospital.

08:10Okay, a little poke in your arm.

08:11Ow!

08:12Ow!

08:13These calls are always challenging.

08:14I feel that we deal with a lot more mental health calls now

08:16than we do.

08:17We do.

08:18I'm going to take a little bit of medication

08:19to help calm her down on the way to the hospital.

08:20Okay, a little poke in your arm.

08:21Ow!

08:22Ow!

08:23Ow!

08:24These calls are always challenging.

08:25I feel that we deal with a lot more mental health calls now

08:28than we ever did in the past.

08:30I love her with my goddamn heart.

08:32She's got some issues.

08:33Roll her one, two, three.

08:35I don't deal with it.

08:37I don't.

08:38Because I love her.

08:39We'll call her.

08:40I'll grab one.

08:41So this lady has some mental health issues diagnosed.

08:46I believe she spent some time in a psychiatric facility.

08:50Tonight, she's been drinking, doing some unknown drugs,

08:54and that's just exacerbated her mental health issues.

08:59It's tragic when people suffer like this.

09:01Uh, Tom St. Paul's?

09:02We're going to head out.

09:03I'm just thankful she didn't hurt herself or anybody else tonight.

09:07Hey, can you hear me?

09:09I want you to just hold nice and still, okay?

09:12On the call with the young lady who made this side attempt

09:15on the bridge.

09:16Ready?

09:17Yep.

09:18One, two, three, slide.

09:19She wants to share her story to raise awareness.

09:22She's doing much better now in getting help.

09:24What's happening?

09:27On a psychiatric emergency call from earlier in the night,

09:30this patient was transported to the hospital.

09:33She was assessed, observed, and later released.

09:36What's going on today, sir?

09:38I've got pneumonia.

09:39So the elderly gentleman we saw earlier this evening

09:42in the apartment building with the pneumonia.

09:44Did you say I'm missing a lot?

09:45I haven't.

09:46It was discovered that his pneumonia had caused an infection

09:49in his esophagus that kept him from eating.

09:51He spent 41 days in the hospital,

09:53and he's recovering and doing much better now.

09:55Got come close.

09:56See you later.

09:57With your contact information?

09:58See you later.

09:59Thanks.

10:00I'll see you later at the airport.

10:01Thanks for coming to us.

10:02I can find another person in the nenhuma.

10:03Question on the Goddess through the dead.

10:04See you later on the next episode.

10:05I hope that you're here sending everyone tonight.

10:06Why I think that's an extraordinary person

10:07that I want to film.

10:08Because I cannot save my life.

10:09That's a great time.

10:10It's nice.

10:11You're veryрыThe entire life of life as long as I collect.

10:12What's happening?

10:13You're there now.

10:14In thisulsion.

10:16love the past 50- everywhere and I had is putting

10:18To me and start it together.

10:19It will pass you later on.

10:20Because of everything probably a little bit

10:23In this childhood.

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