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00:00It's taken Matty a long time to find his calling.
00:03I will take care of him.
00:04I'll keep him on the right path.
00:06Yeah, we've got a lot of Prem babies on the ward at the moment too.
00:10More than we've ever had at one time, in fact.
00:13Is he dying?
00:14Are we all just watching him die?
00:17Wyvern Hill.
00:18This has got something to do with the Wyvern Hill estate.
00:24I'm just gonna give you something for the pain.
00:26She was overdosed with morphine.
00:27So you missed the dosage during the handover?
00:30You overdosed the child?
00:31Yeah, it was a mistake.
00:33Yeah, a potentially deadly one.
00:34It's sex, that's enough.
00:36Please don't spoil it.
00:38Some bruising around the kidney here, but judging by discoloration, that happened no while ago.
00:43What is the bruising on her water's back?
00:45I don't know what you're talking about.
00:47Get some rest.
00:48Go and see your dad.
00:56I've done it.
00:57Prealert.
00:58Female, 26 RTC, up to it 45 minutes ago.
01:02Injected over the handlebars.
01:04Intubated at the scene, pelvic band-packed.
01:06Trauma patient here.
01:07Resource, please.
01:17All right.
01:23Have you seen Stevie?
01:24Yeah, she's on her way back from the theatre.
01:25Okay, thanks.
01:36Stevie.
01:36Hey, what's up?
01:37I need you in recess, please.
01:39Sure.
01:43Yeah, attention to my thorax.
01:45Okay, get set up to give her a cost to me.
01:47Can we have the antiseptic solution as quickly as possible, please?
01:50We need to decompress her.
01:52Okay, Matthew, when you're going up, can you make the incision, please?
01:55Stevie, you make the incision.
01:56No, no, it's fine.
01:57It's the practice.
01:58Sats are dropping, guys.
01:59Yeah, come on, Stevie.
02:00Grab the scalpel.
02:01Make the incision, please.
02:02Let's go.
02:03Come on, she's hypoxic.
02:04Heart rate's climbing all the time.
02:05Let's go.
02:12Okay, yeah, I'm in some thorough.
02:19Yeah, in.
02:22Okay, well done.
02:24Well done, well done, everyone.
02:25So, let's get a cross match, one unit of the cross match up as soon as it's here, please,
02:30and let's book her for a full trauma CT.
02:32Sats are coming on.
02:3495.
02:35Okay.
02:38Look, can you get her sutured?
02:39And she needs an x-ray to confirm placement.
02:45Hey, Dylan.
02:46Yeah?
02:47If we don't press him, he won't grow.
02:52The patient was too unstable.
02:55You don't trust him?
03:00I discovered him nearly overdosing a pediatric patient with morphine.
03:07What?
03:07When?
03:08A few weeks ago.
03:12Okay, um, if you haven't reported it, you know you have to.
03:17Judy of candor.
03:19Yeah, you know how it works.
03:19This job's reputation is so important if they find out about this, and, you know, the other
03:23patient that you paralysed, never work again.
03:27Yeah, but in this job, patients come first.
03:31Because they have to.
03:34So, if you don't tell someone, I will.
03:36And then, you know, I've been worried about...
04:05I've been worried about...
04:06Okay.
04:06I've been on my own now that your rotation's come and turn in, but it'll be nice to have some
04:11company again. Right?
04:14I'm not sure about that. The mum doesn't want to see him.
04:18What?
04:20Yeah, I'm hoping to change her mind, show her some pictures, but it happens sometimes. This place, I guess, scares
04:27people.
04:29Hey, another hundred grams.
04:32Really? Yeah.
04:34That's another good weight gain, right? So, should we be able to come home soon? When do you think? When?
04:41Faith, I can't give you a date yet. Sorry, Pearl's still very small. She needs time to grow, learn how
04:48to feed.
04:50Yeah, I know. I just want to hold her, you know? Like I did with my other kids, I want
04:56to put her to bed in a cot and not an incubator.
05:02I mean, how does she even know who I am? You handle her more than I do.
05:07Hey, you sit and you talk to her all day. Pearl knows your voice. She does. She knows you're there.
05:15She knows you're her mum.
05:16Mm-hm.
05:22Residents will be able to return home to the Wyvern Hill estate within the week.
05:27Goldcliffe Housing Assure today, deeming the land safe, following a successful clean-up operation.
05:34Chemical barrels were discovered on the land earlier this month, believed to have been illegally disposed of...
05:41Now we're waiting, Tame's looking. Well, if I say it out loud, there'll be a riot.
05:48Good luck, girls.
05:51Let's get ready to rumble.
05:54May the blessing of God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be among you.
05:58Er, what are you doing?
06:00Don't touch my son! I didn't do the lad any harm.
06:03Can you calm down, please?
06:04He looked like he could do with a few words from the look.
06:07Yeah, well, he don't.
06:08Er, ladies.
06:09So you can shove your prayers or I'll be sending you off to heaven meself, all right?
06:12Lee! Er, excuse me. If even one punch is thrown, you'll be out of here faster than you can say
06:16amen. How's that?
06:19Look, we've been waiting here hours already. Corey, come on, show them.
06:26Fancying himself Tony Hawk this morning.
06:28Mum.
06:29Look, you'll be seen as soon as we can. Er, I'll sort out a ice pack for you in the
06:34meantime, okay?
06:35Look, we can't wait here much longer.
06:38Somewhere we need to be.
06:40We understand your frustrations, but trust me, we're moving as fast as we can.
06:45Look, Mrs Nelson, why don't you take a seat over here, okay? Way over here.
06:52Are you experiencing chest pain, sir?
06:54Yes, just come on.
06:55Okay, Siobhan, do you mind taking her through with you?
06:58Oh, right! Is that all we need to do to get our fast-track past his egg?
07:02Look, we are treating some really sick people here today and they need to come first, all right?
07:06So can you please just sit down?
07:14Thanks, man.
07:30You can hold his hand if you'd like.
07:36If you put your finger in his palm, his fingers will grip yours.
07:47I'll be right back to explain the next steps.
07:54Hi, I'm Faith. This is Pearl.
08:00He's absolutely beautiful. What's his name?
08:05Can you just leave us alone?
08:07Please.
08:09Yeah?
08:09Of course I am. Sorry.
08:26Hi!
08:28Ian!
08:29Ian!
08:30Ian!
08:46Can't move!
08:47Three zero zero six to control.
08:50I've got a male, mid-twenties, fallen from high onto an exposed steel rebar penetrating his left shoulder.
08:58Request immediate P1 backup fire and police over.
09:01Don't move!
09:12Right, what's next?
09:14Triage spotted by the Cardia, so she's had a 12-8.
09:17Right, okay.
09:18No ischemic changes.
09:21Yeah, she's in stable complete heart block.
09:24It's okay, I can save her on my own.
09:25No, it's okay, I'm happy to do it.
09:27You sound like Dylan.
09:30Yeah, look, um, Matty, I...
09:33I know, by the way.
09:35Know what?
09:36I know you overdosed a patient with morphine, Dylan told me.
09:43Um...
09:45Yeah, that was your patient.
09:48I was covering for you.
09:50Okay.
09:51Abigail Clarkson, the girl who was injured in the explosion.
09:53Yes, I remember.
09:54Mm-hmm.
09:55Yeah, well, uh...
09:56She was given morphine at the scene, as outlined in the handover, and you give her another dose on top
10:01of that.
10:02Dylan caught me giving an alaxone to try and reverse it.
10:06Where's this patient?
10:08Cubicle 5.
10:14Hi, this is Nelson, and I am Dr Nash, one of the consultants here.
10:18So, look, um, your heart is beating more slowly than we would like, so we need to run some tests,
10:24and cardiology will be down here too.
10:25But the long and the short of it is, you're going to be here for a while.
10:28Is there anyone you want us to call?
10:29I've got everyone I need with me.
10:33Um, so any chest pain, dizziness, shortness of breath?
10:39My chest hurts.
10:41Right, okay. And any other heart problems? High blood pressure, high cholesterol?
10:47You should be making a note of this.
10:49You go to church?
10:51No, no, not anymore. There's a chance I would spontaneously combust.
10:55Um, any family history of heart disease?
10:58Used to be like you.
11:00Thought God was a fairy tale.
11:02Spent my twenties off my face on meth.
11:05And he got me clean.
11:07If he ever wanted to return to the church.
11:10Right. Can we do a full set of bloods, please?
11:13Chest x-ray and cardiac echo.
11:16Write down every action, and as soon as your results are back, call me.
11:19Thank you. Nice to meet you.
11:27Right, Teddy, I need to get this packed with some sell-offs, please.
11:31What's your name, eh?
11:33Jayden.
11:35Can you get this thing out for me?
11:37Can't yet, Jayden.
11:38We need to wait for the five crews to arrive.
11:40I'm sorry about your phone.
11:44You're alright, mate.
11:46Just keep calm. Don't worry about that for now.
11:49Please.
11:49Get this thing out of me.
11:53Right, radio control.
11:54Request hems for blood.
11:55Find out where fire and police are.
11:57We need a meeting now.
12:003006 to control.
12:01Urgent request for hems and blood.
12:02And can we have an ETA on fire and police?
12:04I'll help you with that.
12:05We'll get an ETA as possible.
12:13Leo's blood sugars are stable, but his other markers suggest an infection.
12:19I was told I had group B strep at my antenatal test, but I didn't know what it meant.
12:25It's a common bacteria.
12:27It can spread from mum to baby in labour very easily.
12:31So it's okay then?
12:33We need to collect a sample of cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds Leo's brain and spinal cord to confirm whether he
12:39has an infection.
12:40If you consent.
12:43How...
12:43How do you do that?
12:46It's called a lumbar puncture.
12:48It's done with a needle.
12:50It's a very delicate procedure and we'll of course make sure Leo is as comfortable as possible.
12:56I...
12:57I don't know.
12:59I'm not sure it sounds like a lot.
13:02Isn't there another way?
13:03You can test.
13:05This is the only way to test.
13:07And it's really important that we do because if he does have an infection it could lead to sepsis.
13:13Especially now that we know you're a carrier of GBS.
13:18It's a very safe procedure.
13:21We perform them every day.
13:22But if you need some more time, that's okay.
13:27No.
13:28I'm okay.
13:31Okay.
13:32Yeah.
13:33Fine.
13:33Yeah.
13:34Do it.
13:36Okay.
13:36Great.
13:37I'll go and let the team know.
13:42Right.
13:42Time for pill speed.
13:45Yeah.
13:46I'm ready when you are.
13:51Control 3-0-0-6.
13:53ETA of 21 minutes for fire crew.
13:55Waiting on an update from police.
13:563-0-0-7 is closed.
13:58Over.
13:59Jaden.
13:59Jaden stay with us mate.
14:01Right, more pressure.
14:04How's he doing?
14:06Eh, we need to extract him from this rebar.
14:09What are you joking?
14:10Come on man, number one rule.
14:12We always leave it in situ.
14:13Fire crew 21 minutes away.
14:15If we wait for them he'll bleed out.
14:16Yeah, but he'll bleed out either way.
14:17If we move in at least he has a chance of surviving.
14:20Look, I'll take full responsibility.
14:22He's bleeding through this.
14:25Come on Jacob.
14:28Okay, where do you need me?
14:29Right, on the legs.
14:30Me and Teddy, I need your shoulder.
14:31Indy.
14:33Slide that stretch in when we're left, yeah?
14:34Right, everybody's ready.
14:35On three.
14:37One.
14:38Two.
14:39Three.
14:41He's losing a lot of blood.
14:43Need to get him in quickly.
14:45Right.
14:48Right.
14:49Right, in to get some more Salox.
14:50Three zero zero six control.
14:51Patient's free for bringing him in.
14:52He's losing a lot of blood.
14:54Let's go.
15:15Sleepy, are you okay?
15:17Bad news?
15:18No.
15:18Look, actually what I have you here.
15:20I have this patient, she was prescribed oxycodone.
15:25But she played fast and loose with her dose.
15:27So she's experiencing like drowsiness, confusion and vertigo.
15:32Do those symptoms tally with you?
15:33Absolutely.
15:34I mean, that's why I'm reluctant to prescribe it in the first place.
15:37Obviously strong stuff, patients start playing around with the dosage.
15:40They're just gonna mess themselves up pretty quickly.
15:42You want me to take a look?
15:42Mm-mm, no.
15:43It's erm...
15:43Dr Nash, pre-order, it's just in.
15:45Yeah, sure.
15:46On my way.
15:52Excuse me.
15:55How long until we get the x-ray back?
15:57Leave her alone, Mum.
15:58We can't wait here any longer.
16:00I've explained to you.
16:01When it's your turn, I'll call you.
16:02You don't understand, alright?
16:04We need to get home.
16:05Yeah.
16:05I'd rather be in front of the telly at home and all.
16:07Please.
16:15If we're not home before he gets back from work, I'm gonna be in trouble.
16:20Okay.
16:21Okay.
16:22Erm...
16:23I'll chase radiology.
16:25You stay here and I'll be as quick as I can, alright?
16:29Okay.
16:51Yeah, so erm...
16:53Air rate is patent, slight tachypnea but there's equal air entry and normal chest sounds.
16:58Yeah, what about cap refill, Rita?
17:01Prolonged.
17:02Okay.
17:02Stuart, let's do full bloods, please, including a venous gas.
17:06Heart rate is slightly elevated so let's activate the major hemorrhage protocol.
17:09And can we get a TXA infusion up and running, please?
17:12The crew will have done first dose.
17:14Yeah, we did.
17:16Do you want to keep holding?
17:18No, no.
17:19Sorry.
17:19Rita, are you okay to step in, take over from Ian?
17:22Okay, Stuart, erm, can you chase thoracics and vascular?
17:25And, Kaz, when you're ready, can we get a portable chest X-ray?
17:54Where's the fire?
17:56I don't know.
17:57And, Kaz.
17:58Sorry for that and you hear you, mate, but one day you're going to give me a heartache.
18:01Well, you're going to do that.
18:03Is it all right?
18:04Yeah, it's all right.
18:06What happened to you?
18:07The scoop at a white mill building site.
18:09Yeah.
18:11It's pretty full on.
18:13How long have you had that cough?
18:16A few days.
18:17Have you had any tightening across the chest?
18:19Any wheezing?
18:20Anything with your eyes?
18:22Eyes, yeah.
18:23I feel a little bit scratchy.
18:24Okay, well, it sounds maybe less severe, but a lot like our chemical exposure cases.
18:29And you said that the cleanup was all sorted.
18:31It might not have been as diligent as we'd like.
18:34Where's your patient now?
18:35He's us, too.
18:36Okay, get yourselves cleaned up. Teddy, get through to cubicles.
18:39I'm all right, honest.
18:40No, no, no, no. I want to keep you monitored.
18:54Okay, good.
18:55Red stones are equal.
18:57Let's, uh, let's cough up these cars.
19:00Your sats are improving.
19:02Cap no choice is good.
19:03End tidal CO2 is at 39.
19:06Okay, good.
19:07Uh, let's, uh, get that tube secured and get him to theatre.
19:11What happened?
19:12Why did he, why did he need an OSI?
19:15Why are you, you're questioning my decision?
19:18No, I just need you to explain.
19:20Okay.
19:20Um, he went into rapid respiratory failure.
19:24Uh, his chest x-ray came back normal, but his sats were falling.
19:27He was fatigued.
19:28We were going to do BiPAP, but there was no time.
19:31This is another case of chemical exposure.
19:34No, no, no, there's no daemon on his CT, so.
19:37I think the symptoms are going to be weaker than they were a few weeks ago, but, you know,
19:40that, that place has still got toxins in the earth and this place leads to deep clean.
19:45Stevie.
19:47I'll never question your judgment.
19:50No, I know.
19:51Um, any decision yet on Marty?
19:55Uh, yeah, I need more time.
20:06Mia?
20:08Isn't, isn't Leo Joe's lumber puncture any minute?
20:12I, I need a coffee.
20:16Um, okay, well, yeah, I mean, a coffee's terrible, but you're welcome to join me.
20:22How long has your baby been here?
20:25Um, eight weeks, nearly.
20:29How do you keep coming back when you don't know if your baby will live long enough for you to
20:32take them home?
20:35I don't know.
20:36I, you just do.
20:40You, you just do.
20:44These decisions, it's just too much.
20:48Oh, darling, I know.
20:49I know it's really hard, but you can find the strength to make these decisions.
20:54You can, okay?
20:58Is the coffee really that bad?
21:01Um, yeah.
21:03But there's caffeine in it, so.
21:05Come on.
21:08What's going on in race, us two?
21:10Deep clean.
21:11I know the patient was just brought in from Marvin Hill.
21:13Dylan suspects the land's still contaminated.
21:19Great.
21:20This should help a little bit with your pain.
21:21So, I'm just going to pop it up your nose like I told you, okay?
21:25Might feel a bit weird, so I'll head back.
21:32Good lad.
21:34Right.
21:36So, yeah, X-ray does show you've got a mid-shaft ulnar fracture.
21:40Sometimes called a nightstick injury.
21:42Um, we're going to put a cast on you, and then we're going to send you back to X-ray
21:45just to check that it's snug, if that's all right with you.
21:49It shouldn't be too much longer.
21:52Can you tell me how you did this, Corey?
21:59Skating.
22:01And did you fall off your board or bang into something?
22:05I'm always telling him to go slower on that thing.
22:08And where did it happen? Was it at the skate?
22:10I can't remember.
22:14Okay.
22:14I'm going to talk to your man for a moment.
22:16Um, are you all right getting a cast on?
22:18Yeah.
22:18Yeah, yeah.
22:22This might feel a bit weird at first, okay?
22:33Do you know how he got his injury?
22:37Because that angle of break is normally when someone puts their arm up like this.
22:46It's the first time it's touched him, I swear.
22:50Um, it's got worse since we've been living in this box room.
22:56Um, our estate got shut down.
22:59Oh, Ivan Hill, do you know it?
23:00Yeah.
23:03We're living on top of each other like there's nothing I can do.
23:07Look, I have to refer you to the safeguarding, but they can support you both.
23:11Yeah, what? Have you taken him away from me?
23:12It's a lifeline. It's not a threat.
23:16I'm going to admit Corey to paediatrics overnight.
23:19And what, he's only got a broken arm?
23:21Yeah, for observations.
23:24Because he's safe there.
23:26And he can stay there too, and we'll tell his dad that only one parent's allowed to be with him,
23:29right?
23:30If I stay, he'll only come here.
23:32Well, then we'll alert security.
23:36He can stay.
23:37But I can't, I can't do this.
23:41Well, here is a number for a refuge, okay?
23:46Because you do not have to do this on your own.
23:48I don't understand.
23:50I do.
23:51Rachel.
23:55Look, I'll just leave it here.
23:58With all of Corey's stuff, all right?
24:00It's his information.
24:01It's got what time he was treated, and what for, and then there is that.
24:16You don't have to watch.
24:19I want to be with him.
24:23Okay.
24:24We're looking for the fluid to be clear.
24:28This will give us a good sample.
24:37Yeah, that's good.
24:38That's good.
24:40That's good, right?
24:42Yeah.
24:43Yeah, but that's good.
24:44We can treat his infection with a simple round of antibiotics.
24:48Hey, come on.
24:50What's the matter?
24:51You had enough?
24:53You're trying to see.
24:54Come on.
24:55Come on.
24:56It's okay.
24:58Come on, girl.
25:00Come on.
25:02Can somebody help me?
25:04Come on.
25:04Can someone help me?
25:06Can somebody help?
25:07She's choking, please.
25:09Can someone please help me?
25:10She's choking.
25:11I can't get up.
25:12She's choking.
25:15Please.
25:16Please, please, please help me.
25:17Please.
25:18She's going to slow me.
25:19She's not breathing.
25:21She's not breathing.
25:21Why should I be breathing?
25:23Come on.
25:28She's not breathing.
25:29She's not breathing.
25:31Why should I be breathing?
25:34She's probably calling me.
25:36No, no, no, no.
25:37Please, no, no, no, no, no, no.
25:39It's this way.
25:41Oh, bye.
26:09Someone call Ian.
26:11One, two, three, one, two, three.
26:14Baby!
26:26I don't know.
26:56One, two, three.
26:57Two, one, two, three.
27:01I can't.
27:04Put that door, please.
27:06Continue ventilation, Bryce.
27:28What happened?
27:30What happened, Fitz?
27:31Is she all right?
27:31She's stable.
27:32She's breathing.
27:33Is she okay?
27:35Is she okay?
27:36She arrested, but she's stable.
27:38All right.
27:38Okay, I'm sorry.
27:39I'm here.
27:40I'm here.
27:41I'm here.
27:42Sorry.
27:44She's through here.
27:48Where's your mum, Corey?
27:50She's gone.
27:52Right, can you check admin?
27:53I'll go and speak to reception.
27:54She left ages ago.
27:57What's going on?
27:58She said I had to stay here.
28:04Um, you're going to be taken up to the board soon.
28:06Um, Jordan would like a word with you first, if that's okay.
28:11Shall I do a lap?
28:12See if I can see her.
28:14She's taking the number for the refuge.
28:16That's got to be something, hasn't it?
28:17Yeah, yeah, that's something.
28:21Nicole, listen, you couldn't have done any more there.
28:23I know.
28:25I know.
28:26Oh.
28:29I grew up in a house like Corey's.
28:33My mum's fella, me dad, he used to, not me, but her.
28:42That house that I've put the deposit down on, it's not just a house.
28:49If they stop building, I'll lose everything.
28:53I'll lose my future.
28:55I'll lose security I've never had.
29:00Um, right, I'll, um, I'll speak to Peds.
29:06Can you wait with Corey once safeguarding are gone?
29:09Yeah, yeah.
29:11Thanks, mate.
29:12Okay.
29:24Okay.
29:29Okay.
29:42Mrs. Nelson, cardiology. Haven't made it down yet. Mrs. Nelson? No, Mrs. Nelson. You
29:50okay? Er, Nicole, can you give me a hand, please? It's better for recess two. Better
29:54for energy. Oh, I can't. Deep clean. Right, okay. Resource three. No resource beds available.
30:00Okay, wonderful. Er, let's get her in here. Sue, do you mind just grabbing that door, please?
30:09TCP isn't achieving capture. Pulse is 30 with long pauses. BP, 64 by 38. GCS is 10. Okay,
30:17let's, er, let's try isopreniline, please. I've tried it already. There's none in the
30:21whole hospital, apparently. Right, okay. Do you, er, 500 micrograms, atropine.
30:28Go on in.
30:33Flushing.
30:42She's not responding. Pulse is 28. Do you want us to go again?
30:46Mm-mm. No, if she's a complete block and atropine's useless, then she needs a temporary
30:51transvenous pacing wire. Cardiology are occupied. They're in the cath lab, stenton, Emily.
30:56Yeah, okay, we're doing it here. You done one of these before? Once.
31:02We're not even in recess. I know, but Nicole, if we don't do it here and we don't do it
31:05now,
31:06this is likely to be the room she dies in. Okay, er, Rita, we're going to, yeah, let's, uh,
31:10prep for temporary pacing. Can we get a pacing tray, please? And a central kit. Thank you.
31:21Patient decided to give home piercing a shot. It's cellulitis of the pinna with a, er,
31:27cartilage infection. Yeah, I think it's it. Let's start, er, on, er, on a seven-day course
31:33of oral clindamycin, ENT follow-up and safety netting advice. Yeah. Yeah, hold on.
31:40Dr. Keir, Dr. Keir, do you have a second? Yeah, I heard about Pearl, by the way. Is
31:44everything okay? Er, yeah, yeah, we're not out of the woods yet, but she's doing a lot
31:47better. Er, I need to sign Zach Beach's death certificate, Laura Beach's son. Mm-hmm.
31:53I believe his death is linked to the chemicals that triggered Laura's premature labour, but
31:57the medical examiner advised that without evidence, we can't sign post-chemical toxins. Mm-hmm.
32:02The tox report came back clean, but that's to be expected. It was Laura who ingested them.
32:07Mm-hmm. Now, I have to list contributory factors for his death. And Laura did admit to drinking.
32:13Then you have to list alcohol as one of the causes. We have to register what we know. Push
32:19our personal feelings to one side. Yeah. It's harder than it sounds. Yeah, I know.
32:25Okay. Get screen on, please. Yeah, can you just bring her across so I can see the right ventricle?
32:42Ectomics. She's in VT. I'll charge the demon. All right, okay. Screen off.
32:49If we don't get this patient wired to sit inside her heart, she could arrest at any minute. We need
32:52to get her heart rate under control. VT stopped. You're doing great, Stevie.
33:02Right, let's go again. Let's get her screen on.
33:08Okay, still in the atrium.
33:13Right. No VT this time. Okay.
33:17Good. We're in. Okay, screen off.
33:21Right. Let's get this
33:22connected so we can check
33:25the threshold.
33:31Right, okay.
33:33Nicole, let's
33:35start at 60 at 4 volts,
33:37please.
33:4060 at 4 volts.
33:41Switching on.
33:45Okay, peace in.
33:46Let's go to 3 volts, please.
33:48Down to 3.
33:49Still pacing. Let's bring it down to 2 volts.
33:53Down to 2.
33:55Still pacing. Down to 1 volt.
33:59Down to 1.
34:04Right, okay. Still pacing.
34:05Let's go down 0.1 of a volt each time and don't stop until I say Nicole, okay?
34:10Okay.
34:12Down to 0.9.
34:14Down to 0.8.
34:16Right, okay.
34:17Stop there.
34:17She's lost capture.
34:18Let's bring it back to 0.4.
34:20Threshold is 0.9.
34:21And let's stay at 60, please.
34:23Back up to 4 volts at 60.
34:25Right, and can we get the screen back on?
34:26I just want to check the atrial loop, please.
34:32Okay, good.
34:33Yeah, plenty of loop.
34:34Right, let's move the intensifier, please.
34:36Let's put out a fast loop to CCU.
34:38You need to get in there ASAP.
34:39And we'll get a nylon suture to keep this lead in place.
34:42Laura, you'll get to sort that.
34:46It's getting worse, Davey.
34:48Well done.
34:54That was classmate.
34:55Yeah, well.
34:56Well done, you.
35:11Well done, you know, I'm going to go to the top of the top of the top of the top.
35:29Just a heads up, I'm going to admit that it was me, but I'm the one who overdosed Abigail Clarkson.
35:38Why? Dylan hasn't said a word. Why would you do this? We'll all get in the neck.
35:42Because it's the right thing to do, Matty, okay? I can't work, I can't live with this hanging over me,
35:48so that's why.
35:51If you submit that datex, then everyone's going to find out about us.
35:56And I thought you didn't want that.
36:01I just...
36:05Why do this to yourself? Carry on.
36:13I'm happy to discharge you. Thanks for waiting.
36:15Great. Thanks, Dylan.
36:16What are you doing, champ?
36:17Hey.
36:19Ian asked me to drop these.
36:20Okay.
36:21Yeah, I didn't mean to ask you. How did it go for your dad?
36:26Well, not good.
36:27No, no, it was good. It was weird. Obviously, you know, I hadn't seen him for a long time, but
36:31it was actually really nice to catch up about everything.
36:34All right.
36:35I'm happy for you, Matt.
36:36Oh, thank you.
36:37Yeah, I knew you'd work out.
36:39Listen, I'll see you in a bit, yeah?
36:40Yeah, yeah, I'll see you in a bit.
36:41All right, bud.
36:49Hey, Stevie.
36:50Have a second.
36:52I'll chat to you.
36:53Come here, take a seat.
36:55Yeah, look, I can explain.
36:57I...
36:57With the...
36:58No, I've been asked to do the keynote address at the Alderwood Institute, so...
37:06I just wanted to talk to you about the rotors.
37:07Dylan's gonna need a bit of time off.
37:10Okay.
37:10Well, that's great.
37:11Well done.
37:12Congratulations.
37:15So, what was it you needed to explain?
37:19Yeah, erm...
37:20Yeah, I'm sorry.
37:21I should have spotted the chemical exposure link with the patient before both and Teresa's.
37:26Stevie, come on.
37:27Don't worry about it.
37:27It's fine.
37:28We isolated it.
37:29It's not a problem.
37:31Do you know what?
37:31Before we do this rotor, are you okay?
37:37Yeah, I'm okay.
37:40I mean, you know, over the past few weeks, your pain's back, right?
37:49Yeah, I didn't know it was that obvious.
37:52It's not.
37:55Erm...
37:55Okay, so, management, you're taking oxy?
38:02Yeah.
38:03It's working for me, just in the right dose.
38:06Okay.
38:08Erm...
38:08Okay, good.
38:09But if anything changes, you just come find me, okay?
38:17Sorry, erm, there's someone online one for you regarding the soldier, Connor Atwater.
38:21Okay, thank you.
38:23Er, sorry.
38:23I gotta take this.
38:35Hi.
38:36Erm, thank you for returning my call.
38:38I'm the clinical lead at Holby ED and I had a few questions about the medical history of Connor Atwater.
38:44It's now a good time.
38:46PHONE RINGS
38:49Oh, hello. Erm, my name is Jodie White.
38:52I'm calling from Holby ED on behalf of Dr Byron.
38:55I'm looking to speak to Amelia Gold, er, regarding the Wyvern Tennessee.
39:00Sean, cutting you through.
39:02Thanks.
39:03Amelia's speaking. I don't have long.
39:04Hi, erm, I'm Jodie White. I'm a nurse at Holby ED.
39:08I'm just calling to let you know that we've had, er, two more confirmed cases of chemical exposure today.
39:13Both patients had been in contact with the Wyvern Hill site.
39:16We believe that the land is still contaminated and it is still unsafe.
39:21Are they okay? The patients?
39:24One patient had mild symptoms, but the other one has been transferred to ITU.
39:28If you have more time, we could arrange for you to speak to Dr Byron or Dr Keo in more
39:32detail.
39:33Of course, of course, yeah, but that sounds great.
39:37OK, erm, and we are recommending to delay the opening of the site just to ensure a second remediation of
39:42the soil.
39:43I'm already on it. Miss, Miss White was it? Jodie White?
39:46Yeah, Jodie. Yeah, that's it.
39:48Thanks so much for calling, Jodie.
39:51And, erm, this, it means a lot to us.
39:54I know it can't be ideal for you guys, but...
39:57It's not, no, but we're not important, so I appreciate the heads up.
40:01All right. Thank you. Thanks.
40:11Thanks.
40:12I didn't, er, I didn't, er, I didn't report.
40:17OK, it's OK.
40:17You know, I just, I just feel dreadful having to ask this of you, but please, don't tell anyone.
40:24Stevie, er, transferring Jaden Griffith to ITU.
40:27OK, yeah, yeah, I'll be right there. Cool.
40:31If not for me, then please do it for him.
40:35Because, you know, it's ironic, just as I'm about to give this keynote speech, I did not think that trying
40:41to be a good father would jeopardise being a good doctor.
40:44Look, Dylan, you have done more than enough. You're willing to risk your career.
40:48So what am I doing wrong? He's barely spoken to me for two weeks.
40:51Nothing. You've done nothing wrong. Of course not.
40:54And I know it's different for you, but has he said anything?
40:58No.
41:02No.
41:02No.
41:05Look, I better...
41:06Yeah, yeah, yeah.
41:21Hiya.
41:24You wanna chill tonight?
41:28What is it?
41:32It's, er...
41:33It's, er...
41:34It's, er, from a patient's mum.
41:37It was addressed to, er, to me and, er...
41:40And Kim.
41:46Erm...
41:52Will you...
41:53Will you read it to me?
41:56Please.
42:06Okay, erm...
42:07You might not remember me, but you saved my son Oscar's life.
42:11I thought you'd like to know he's doing much better now.
42:15I'll never be able to repay you for what you did that day, especially Dr Chang.
42:20He would have died without her bravery.
42:24To go in and help.
42:26Yeah.
42:27Sorry, I can't.
42:35I, erm...
42:36I just wanna go home.
42:39So...
42:40Yeah.
42:41Yeah, okay, well...
42:42Well, you know, we...
42:43We don't have to do anything big.
42:45No, Matty, I wanna go home alone.
42:49Please.
42:50Stevie, come on.
42:53Stevie, if this is about Abigail...
42:55Just forget about it, it was a mistake.
42:57Okay, you need a distraction.
42:58We need a distraction.
42:59Hold on a second, I'm not a distraction.
43:01Just go home, Matty.
43:02Yeah.
43:53It's been a challenging few weeks for many, and especially those that have had to leave their homes and stay
43:58in temporary accommodation.
43:59We are truly sorry for the distress and the worry this has caused.
44:03But today, on behalf of Goldclave Housing, I am so excited to announce the reopening of the Wyvern Hill estate
44:09after a successful remediation.
44:11Is this old?
44:12Not his wife.
44:14I thought you said you'd talk to her.
44:16I did, I did speak to her.
44:17As we welcome them home.
44:18And residents will be able to return from 9am tomorrow.
44:21With our investment into cleaning up this land, we have made clear our commitment to Wyvern Hill's future.
44:35I owe you a coffee.
44:36Go on.
44:38Are you sure it's on me?
44:39I don't want coffee.
44:47Hey?
44:50Hey.
44:51I didn't see you getting off.
44:53I need to take a quick look-up.
44:56Yeah.
44:57Yeah, of course.
44:58Listen, I'm going to stay.
44:59I'll be here when Pearl works up.
45:02She's sleeping.
45:03Bless her.
45:03I won't even know if she's been through what she has.
45:05Listen, have you seen this?
45:07Our daughter's in there, because of their chemicals, right?
45:10They're trying to cover it up and make her like it's safe.
45:12Right?
45:13I promise you, I promise you, I will get to the bottom of this.
45:16We will find out who they are, how long this has been going on for.
45:19I promise you, we'll get this sorted.
45:21Not just for me and you, but for Pearl.
45:23Alright?
45:26Matty.
45:29Matty.
45:29Matty, Matty.
45:30We need to talk.
45:35Okay, why did you tell Stevie I nearly killed the kid?
45:39Well, I mean, I had to satisfy myself you weren't going to make the same near-fatal mistake twice.
45:45I didn't report you.
45:46I had to satisfy my conscience that you were capable.
45:51Ah, so you're part of the cover-up, right?
45:56If you weren't my dad, would you have reported me?
46:00Yeah.
46:03My dad, er, the one who brought me up.
46:07The one who paid for me to go to medical school.
46:11He believes in me.
46:15He believes I can be a doctor.
46:17Okay.
46:28Okay.
46:33Okay.
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