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Casualty - Season 46 - Episode 03
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00:00This has got something to do with the Wyvern Hill estate.
00:02Four very sick premature babies I've got in Neeku all live there.
00:06What am I doing here?
00:08I'm Beryl.
00:09I'm a nurse too.
00:11Scar tissue is prone to inflammation and it conducts signals differently leading to referred pain.
00:17I'll refer you to pain clinic.
00:18It might take some time to find a solution.
00:21Matthew.
00:22Matthew.
00:23Matthew, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:24He's my son.
00:25You need to soften up your membrane.
00:26I always knew you didn't have it in you.
00:28A guy whose baby died in Neeku took the entire control centre hostage.
00:33I'll see you, John.
00:38First day.
00:39Not sure if the lead paramedic suits me.
00:41Transfer the money.
00:43Make me a homeowner.
00:44Hold on, hold on.
00:45What's exploding?
00:46There are thick plumes of smoke rising above the Wyvern Hill estate in Holbeek.
00:50The cause of the fire is still unknown.
00:52And we are awaiting further updates.
00:55But there are unconfirmed reports of a large explosion.
00:59We don't yet know if anybody's injured.
01:18Jan, I really don't think Teddy should be here.
01:20In fact, none of you should be here.
01:22Not after what just happened today.
01:24Well, you've seen the news from Wyvern Hill estate.
01:27It's all hands on deck.
01:28If this was any other job, you'd open stood down.
01:30It's not any other job.
01:32Everyone volunteered.
01:34Yeah, it's all right.
01:35So it's not not for.
01:36No, no, no.
01:37No one signs up to have a knife held to their neck and beaten and left for dead like Teddy
01:40was.
01:43Hey, mate.
01:44You okay?
01:47We have a job.
01:48Let's move.
01:49Let's move.
01:49Let's move.
01:53Let's move.
01:58Control, we're arriving at the explosion site now.
02:00Male still trapped inside the excavator.
02:02Proceed down, over.
02:24They won't let us approach until they secure the excavator.
02:26Anyone else on the carry for?
02:27Not according to my manifest.
02:29Please, it's Foden.
02:30My excavator drive.
02:30Who's trapped?
02:31Okay, okay.
02:32We'll get to them as soon as we can.
02:33They're firing to the commander, saying that's where the explosion happened, thinks it must
02:36have ruptured a gas line.
02:38Tell them we have got to get access, okay?
02:40Do not take no for an answer.
02:44You, um, head of the site?
02:46Amelia Gold.
02:47These are my men.
02:48This is my development.
02:49Or at least, at least it was.
02:52And look, I don't mean to tell fire officers their business, but there's no gas pipes around
02:57here.
02:57Not on any survey I've ever seen.
03:01Then what caused the explosion?
03:28Yeah, this is oxycodone, and I specifically told my GP I wanted to avoid.
03:32Opioids.
03:33Uh, well, you'll need to speak to your GP about it.
03:37Yeah, I did speak to my GP.
03:38Phoebe, you go a sec.
03:39Yeah, sure.
03:41You hear about what we do?
03:43Uh, yeah, of course.
03:44Okay, good.
03:45Uh, I need a favour.
03:46As long as it doesn't involve money, socialising, or actual effort.
03:49I mean...
03:49Uh, CPIP sprint meeting with the exec.
03:52No, hard pass.
03:53I've been there.
03:53I've done that.
03:54Hold on, hold on.
03:54Not you, me.
03:56I have to go, okay?
03:57So I need you to hold down this place if you can.
04:00Justin, we're about to get swamped.
04:01Yeah, I know.
04:02I know you've done a double shift.
04:03I can't get out of this, Stevie.
04:04I just need a couple hours.
04:06Okay, don't beg.
04:06Sure?
04:07Yeah, I'll do it.
04:08Hey, listen, when the explosion happened, I was looking everywhere for you.
04:12I couldn't find you.
04:12What did you disappear to?
04:14Oh, yeah, I am sorry about that.
04:15I just, uh, just got tied up.
04:21Hey, Siobhan.
04:23We're expecting a major casualty from the explosion.
04:25Can you prep recess, please?
04:26You will do.
04:27Cheers, thank you.
04:28Okay, yes, again, so my name is Dr. Dylan Keogh, and I need to speak to somebody in authority,
04:33yes, about the possible presence of toxins on the Wyvern Hill estate.
04:39Okay, just now with him, go to the John Hull.
04:41No, no, no, don't put me on hold.
04:42You are fine, Tim.
04:43Have you done on the tram with Patricia Hull?
04:45Yeah, with what?
04:46What have you not heard?
04:47I'm not going to take a location.
04:49Come on.
05:01Matthew, with me, please.
05:03Flint.
05:03Oh, you're not Flint.
05:04Where is Flint?
05:05No, he's, uh, he's at some exact meeting, I think.
05:07So who's in charge?
05:08I am.
05:09Lucky me.
05:10Um, what's up?
05:10Wait, you didn't see this.
05:12Say, Rash and I have been working on this.
05:14So each one of these red dots represents either a premature birth or a case of respiratory illness
05:20or heart conditions that we have treated in the last month.
05:22And look, Wyvern Hill estate, that is ground zero.
05:25And ground zero for what?
05:27For whatever's causing this illness and potentially the explosion.
05:30That's a bit of a stretch now.
05:31Well, yeah, I know.
05:32But, I mean, something toxic is there, isn't it?
05:35It's airborne or it's in the water or the soil, but it's there and it's deadly.
05:58All right, buddy.
05:59Okay.
06:01Well done.
06:03Well done.
06:03I'm Teddy.
06:04See Jacob with paramedics, all right?
06:05How are you feeling?
06:06I have better days, my friend.
06:09I bet.
06:10All right.
06:11We've got some pain medication.
06:12I'm going to pop it on your hand.
06:14There we go.
06:16We're ready to take some nice, deep breaths for me.
06:23Can you free that?
06:26It's not much time.
06:27All right.
06:28Get a line in.
06:29Tenomorphine, ground paracetamol, and some colox.
06:31Getty.
06:32Okay?
06:32Getty.
06:33His arm's trapped.
06:34I need some putters.
06:35Yeah, yeah.
06:36Yeah, putters to get it free.
06:37Must find Getty.
06:39All right, buddy.
06:39He's not roted on today.
06:41Moses, everyone's been accounted for.
06:44Stopped shifts.
06:45Wanted overtime.
06:46Who's he talking about?
06:48Gary Thornley, Vehicle Marshaler.
06:50He tells the activator where to move.
06:53Someone was under that when he flew up.
06:56Bowdan, Gary, where did you last see him?
07:04What do you want to do?
07:09Indy?
07:10Indy, British Academy, we need you.
07:14We're expecting more casualties from Wyman Hill,
07:16so we're clearing assessment spaces, then we'll...
07:18Revised boarding, okay.
07:20But what about the risk assessment?
07:21What does that matter?
07:22Come on, I'm just the messenger.
07:23Sorry.
07:24Okay.
07:30Alan, where's Burrell?
07:36Whatever good being in this place was for her before, it's not any more.
07:40What are you still doing here?
07:42Too loud.
07:43Too bright.
07:45I want to go home.
07:48Tell Brian I want to come home.
07:51I want to go home.
07:51I want to go home.
07:52I want to go home.
07:53I want to go home.
07:53I want to go home.
07:53I want to go home.
07:57Hey, are you Gary?
07:58Hi.
07:59Right, I'm going to go home.
08:01I'm going to get this off you, okay?
08:02How are you feeling?
08:03I tried shouting, but I had all this on me.
08:06Yeah.
08:07Any serious chest pain?
08:09Or neck and head pain?
08:10Some chest pain, not serious.
08:13My back feels itchy and hot.
08:15That's it.
08:16So I'd really appreciate it if you just get me the hell out of here.
08:18All right, let's do a escape and run.
08:20We can do a proper assessment when we get on Shaker Brown.
08:22I didn't think anyone would come and get me.
08:25Well, you've got me friend Bowdown to fight for that.
08:27If you hadn't have told us, I'm not sure we would have found you.
08:30Well then, you shot up long enough to do a solid, eh?
08:34One does never cease.
08:36He's okay, then?
08:39He's alive.
08:41He's alive.
08:41He's alive.
08:42That's great.
08:47Following the unexplained explosion of the Goldclay Wyvern Hill housing estate earlier today,
08:53police and fire services are warning local residents that there could be more explosions...
08:59You know, I did want to get off home, okay?
09:00Um, she got off home, but she's probably never going to be okay again, is she?
09:07No.
09:08I've told her, yeah.
09:10Give me a call if there's anything I can do.
09:11Sorry.
09:12Ian, have you heard about Wyvern Hill?
09:14Yeah.
09:15Yeah.
09:15I'm simply requesting volunteers, but...
09:19You should go.
09:21Yeah.
09:21There's nothing you can do here, and I know that you like to feel...
09:26Useful.
09:28Yeah.
09:29Yeah.
09:29You need to help, so...
09:31Go help.
09:33You sure?
09:34Mm-hmm.
09:35Okay.
09:36Right.
09:37I'll see you in a bit.
09:39Yeah.
09:39Ian.
09:40Ian, wait.
09:40There's something you need to know about that estate.
09:44Okay, mate.
09:44Is there anyone we can call for you?
09:46Maybe family or a partner?
09:48My ex is doing overtime to be in child support.
09:53For a kid, I don't see.
09:55Ah!
09:56Ah!
09:56My back is burning!
09:58Ah!
09:58Let's have a look.
09:59Let's roll in.
10:00Ah!
10:01Ah!
10:02Ah!
10:03Oh.
10:04What's happening to me?
10:05Um, I don't...
10:06It looks like some kind of chemical burn.
10:08We're trying not to panic, okay, Gary?
10:11Um...
10:11Get a line in.
10:12Turn them off in.
10:12Yep.
10:14Penny!
10:15What?
10:36You in charge here?
10:38Yeah, I am.
10:38The site's being fired to chemical threats of public health.
10:41I need your men to fall back immediately.
10:43Wait.
10:44There's an injured man in that digger and can't leave until he's free.
10:47You've got five minutes.
10:48Okay.
10:49Er...
10:49Right, sorry.
10:50If it's a chemical threat that you're looking for, we might know where to start searching.
10:53And if you've got decontents, I think you're going to need to use them.
11:01I'll let you know if and when I'm ready to talk about what that poor, broken man is.
11:08But it's certainly not now.
11:13Jan.
11:15They need to do their jobs too, love.
11:18And you need to talk about what happened to someone at some point.
11:24I'm not a victim, Siobhan.
11:26No.
11:26No, but you are a witness.
11:29A crime was committed against you and your team.
11:33Control to all crews.
11:35Direct update from paramedics at the Wyvern Hill of State.
11:38We're dealing with a chemical incident.
11:413007 are bringing in a patient that is symptomatic of exposure.
11:44Over.
11:49Everything will be okay.
11:52What exactly are they looking for?
11:54Some sort of lead?
11:55Let's just focus on getting him out safely.
11:58You almost done guys?
11:5930 seconds.
12:06It's Texan!
12:07Everybody out!
12:0850 meter cordon now!
12:10Everyone out!
12:11Move back!
12:11We need to go.
12:12C-span escape.
12:14Backspin and carry.
12:16Okay.
12:17We need to move now.
12:18What the hell is that?
12:21Okay guys!
12:22How long have we got?
12:24Five seconds.
12:25Guys!
12:26We need to move now!
12:29Yeah, heart rate's up 120.
12:31Rest with 20.
12:32Right, let's do 50 of ketamine.
12:34Keep plenty of fluid of those burns, Hank.
12:36We're looking at about 18% body surface area.
12:40Definitely chemical, aren't they?
12:42How deep are they?
12:43Too soon to tell, but I'm going to de-roof and have a look.
12:49You alright, Stevie?
12:51Stevie?
12:52Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
12:53Okay.
12:55Let's do 70 of ketamine, please.
12:59What, another?
13:0070 or 50?
13:0270, please.
13:04Okay.
13:06Right, just take a nice deep breath for me.
13:08We're just going to see what we're looking at here.
13:16So we've got superficial partial thickness penetrating the papillary dermis.
13:25Mmm.
13:26So let's, um, we've got to take over here.
13:28Yeah, let's do, uh, tetanus immunoglobulin, IV cover, IV antibiotic cover, and can you get four more litres of fluid,
13:36saline soak, uh, and a cold pack, but keep an eye on his temperature because, um, I don't want to
13:41make a thermic, okay?
13:42Mm.
13:48Mm.
13:48Does she seem okay?
13:50To you?
13:50Er, yeah.
13:51She seems fine, why?
13:53Isn't she?
13:53She's just been a bit odd recently.
13:56Well, that's some pretty big, er, pocket of action there.
13:59Can you get me a cold pack, please?
14:04There you go.
14:26There you go.
14:36Hi, can you call us back ASAC, please?
14:38My name's Nicole Piper, I'm buying plot 19.
14:42Did you get my message about Beryl Rice?
14:45Er, yeah, admitted with respiratory problems, right?
14:48Well, either she's ready to be discharged or she needs to be admitted.
14:52Nicole, she can't spend another second in that bloody corridor.
14:54Can.
14:55I signed her off this morning.
14:57What?
14:58Well, then where's the discharge team?
15:00Erm, I think they're having trouble getting her care home to take her back.
15:04You think or you know, Nicole, does anyone really care?
15:07Erm, I'm sorry that your patient's caught up in the process, but I've done everything I can.
15:12If you want to help, roll your sleeves up and get stuck in.
15:20My wife, is she here?
15:22She doesn't speak English.
15:24This will all be very confusing for her.
15:26Yeah, hey, hey, hey, don't worry about your wife, okay?
15:28Er, the doctor will see you now. We're here to sort you out.
15:31As soon as I have some free time, I'm gonna go find out about your wife, okay?
15:35Thank you, Rita. She is the empath.
15:38Right, okay, what's going on?
15:40Well, the x-ray shows compound fracture to the mid-radius and ulna.
15:44Tis but a scratch.
15:45No, no, no, no, no, no. Tis so much worse. This is, uh, this is, it's nasty.
15:53Nasty.
15:55Erm, okay.
16:00Sorry, that was insensitive. Erm, Dr. Piper, what is your play? Talk me through it.
16:06Erm, check his distal neurovascular status.
16:11Check.
16:11Saline-soaked gauze, tetanus, IV antibiotics and then orthoplastics.
16:17Student has become the master.
16:19Great. Do all that and, er, let me know how it goes.
16:26Well, someone's been at the drugs cupboard.
16:29Just a bit of fluid, nothing to worry about.
16:32Yeah, yeah, agreed. Erm, we'll keep him on regular monitoring, though,
16:35cos he's suffered quite significant chemical exposure.
16:37Do you think I'm odd?
16:41I mean, just asking, that's a bit odd.
16:44Okay, I mean, I have become aware of how people interact with me and...
16:49Wait, if this is about the whole pot kettle thing, that was just, just a joke, right?
16:56Ah, okay, okay, okay, okay.
16:59Yeah, erm, turns out you've proven right about the whole Wyvern Hill Ground Zero thing.
17:04Well, there's, I mean, nothing's been proven, has it?
17:06There's a weight of evidence now to support the theory, but Rash and I are not experts, you know?
17:10Oh my God, please learn how to take an olive branch when you're offered one.
17:21Erm, Mr. Thornley?
17:24Don't know whether Matthew's been able to bring you up to speak.
17:27No. Erm, so you do have a little bit of fluid on your lungs,
17:30so obviously we'll keep an eye on that.
17:31I know that you have a wife, I think, and a son,
17:34so somebody can contact them and they can be brought in.
17:36I have an ex.
17:39I think you're a little bit brilliant as my name.
17:42Less a father and more...
17:46...constant disappointment.
17:48Try and relax.
17:49Okay, yeah, this has to pass a little bit.
17:51So let's go to 15 metres on the oxygen.
17:53Er, wait, wait, wait, maybe try Furozomide and a GTN.
17:56Yeah, you think Oedema because of heart failure?
17:58Yeah, yeah, he might have, er, he might have a myocarditis.
18:01All right, look, look.
18:02Have we seen this before?
18:03Yeah, and Krebs throughout.
18:04So, er, yeah, flash, Pondrozoomide.
18:06That's very good, Matthew.
18:07So let's start three mils an hour, please.
18:10Erm, but we should monitor urine output with, er, the first mode,
18:13because we don't want him dehydrating, do we?
18:14And can you let Stevie know if she needs to be across this?
18:16Yeah.
18:25Everyone back, five metres now.
18:30We need to clear this site as soon as possible.
18:32Yeah, it's all Aria's point.
18:36Do your team have to be so aggressive?
18:39Look, my duty is protecting the people's safety, not their feelings.
18:43Your litmus test shows your pH levels are in his safety.
18:46Be free to go.
18:47Whoa, whoa, whoa.
18:48Teddy's the paramedic on this site.
18:50So he doesn't answer to you, but to your incident commander.
18:53You don't get to give him orders.
18:56Just giving advice.
18:57Kid looks like hell.
19:02He does have a point, though.
19:05You look terrible.
19:07It's been a long day.
19:09Get a bear!
19:10Another bear!
19:11It's chemicals!
19:18This whole place is a toxic waster.
19:19Daddy!
19:21Dad!
19:21What's happening?
19:24Teddy!
19:26Dixon!
19:27Atwater!
19:27Get that kid out now!
19:29No, no, no.
19:30It's okay.
19:30I've got it.
19:31Atwater!
19:32I need to go home.
19:33Daddy won't be worried.
19:34Okay, where's home?
19:36We can't go that way right now because it's not safe,
19:38but if we stay out of the way, near this ambulance,
19:41I will help you find your dad.
19:42Okay?
19:43Sorry.
19:44What's your name?
19:45Atwater!
19:46Get that kid out now!
20:08Teddy!
20:09Teddy, you okay?
20:10Yeah, I'm fine.
20:11I'm fine.
20:14Hey, can you hear me?
20:17Okay, look superficial.
20:19She must be hit by shrapnel.
20:20Help!
20:21But she's in shock.
20:22I've got her.
20:23Why don't you help the soldier?
20:24Okay.
20:26Okay.
20:27So let's go, yeah.
20:28We'll take your hand out.
20:40What are you doing?
20:42Don't you stop there!
20:43Help him!
20:52Help him!
20:54Help him, please!
20:55You can't watch me into the room, please!
20:58Teddy are you.
21:00Teddy.
21:01Teddy.
21:02Why don't you go and help Jake him over there, mate, ya?
21:04We've got this!
21:07Hello mate, what's your name?
21:09I'm from my mother.
21:11Mat底, I'm from Fran.
21:12It is.
21:17Indy.
21:18Hey, what do you think?
21:20Here's all they had left after Deacon.
21:21Sexy, isn't it?
21:22Can you go just a few hours without putting yourself in harm's way?
21:27No.
21:28Also, you literally talked down a crazy man a couple of hours ago, so...
21:31He isn't crazy, Indy.
21:33He's grieving.
21:34A little bit crazy.
21:36Grieving or not, it was scary.
21:40You OK, love?
21:42Yeah, I'm fine.
21:43It's all this.
21:44It's been a lot, you know.
21:45Swore off ducks back, innit?
21:47Excuse me.
21:49I should never have let her go time shift.
21:52They're your team, Jan.
21:54Where you lead, they follow.
21:59No, no, no, please.
22:00Please, listen, OK?
22:02There's an elderly lady, right?
22:03She is desperate to leave.
22:04She is medically fit to leave, but no-one seems to know how to make that happen.
22:08Hello?
22:12Carol?
22:12Carol says she's too high-dependent.
22:14Discharge team says it's not their problem because she's not an impatient and social services
22:17won't even take my calls.
22:18She just wants to go home.
22:20She hasn't got home to go to.
22:21What am I supposed to do?
22:23Am I supposed to tell her that she's got to spend the rest of her life in a hospital corridor
22:26because there's no-one willing to take her in or to care for her or to fight her corner?
22:29You're fighting her corner.
22:30I'm not enough.
22:31Calm, love.
22:32Look, it's been a tough day.
22:34Everything happening at Wyvern Hill.
22:36It's got everyone on edge, but trust me, you are enough.
22:39Yeah?
22:40Right.
22:40I will try social services if you want.
22:43No, no, no.
22:43It's fine.
22:44I'll do it.
22:44I just...
22:45I guess I won't take no for an answer this time.
22:47Good, good.
22:53Oh, I'm really sorry.
22:56She won't walk about that.
22:58I couldn't stop her.
23:03Whatever's happening is happening very quickly, isn't it?
23:05Yeah.
23:06We've seen this before.
23:07Remember Piotra Zeminski?
23:09Piotra.
23:09Piotra.
23:10Oh, uh, yeah.
23:12Cricothyroidotomy.
23:13Unexplained rash.
23:14He also had a flash pulmonary oedema.
23:15And no underlying heart condition.
23:17It was exposure to chemicals, but Piotra just lived on the estate, so his dose was secondary.
23:21I mean, Gary's been lying right in this stuff.
23:22He has a family history of heart failure.
23:24Okay.
23:25Right.
23:26Uh, let's use a bedside ultrasound to monitor his oedema.
23:29What about traps?
23:30Are they back?
23:30Over 300.
23:31Um, right.
23:32Get cardiology down for formal echo.
23:34Notify ATU.
23:35Do you want to speak to him?
23:36Mm-hmm.
23:37Stevie, there's been a second explosion.
23:51Take him to theater.
23:52She doesn't understand what they're saying about him.
23:54What's that?
23:55I'm sorry.
23:56I'm sorry.
23:57What's he saying?
23:57I'll let the surgeon back to explain a bit better, if you like.
24:00The surgeon spoke a lot of words.
24:02Many I did not understand.
24:04Can you interpret?
24:06Please.
24:06The truth.
24:08So I may tell her the truth.
24:10Everything will be okay, my love.
24:11Sit, which then a red will be more new.
24:14Mira.
24:14The surgeon doesn't think he can save Yoram.
24:25Oedan, I'm so sorry.
24:33You're sorry?
24:36This is your fault.
24:39How?
24:41How did you not know those things would be there?
24:44How did you not know?
24:45Speak!
24:54Hey, I know this has been very scary, but I need to know your name.
25:02What about your dad?
25:03What's his name?
25:05He'll want to know where you are.
25:06He's going to be worried sick.
25:08She's still in shock, Teddy.
25:10Check her collar.
25:11School uniform.
25:12A lot of parents put labels there.
25:13Oh, I'm sorry.
25:16I'm sorry.
25:17I'm going to give another three of morphine.
25:19Do you mind stepping on it?
25:20Yep.
25:40Errol, you really shouldn't be in here.
25:43It's okay.
25:45Duffy asked me to help out.
25:47Beryl, you're bleeding.
25:50I, er, fell.
25:52Okay, all right.
25:53Well, let me take care of it for you.
25:54No, I don't know who you are.
25:55I'm calm.
25:56I don't know who you are.
25:56I'm your nurse.
25:57I don't know who you are.
25:58I don't know who you are.
25:59It's okay.
26:00Beryl?
26:00Beryl?
26:01Okay.
26:01Beryl?
26:01Okay, okay, it's all right.
26:02We've got you, Beryl.
26:03It's okay, Beryl, love.
26:04We've got you.
26:05It's all right, love.
26:06I've got her.
26:06I've got her.
26:07Fluid on the lungs are saying so bad.
26:14It's quite serious.
26:18So what happens now?
26:21Well, we have notified ITU.
26:24They're expecting you.
26:25But I would prefer, all things considered, to do your intubation here and now to give you
26:31the best possible chance.
26:34But I'm afraid we are beginning to think about next to the kin.
26:48I wasn't even supposed to be working today.
26:53I don't have any next to the kin.
26:59My parents are dead.
27:00My ex won't speak to me.
27:04My closest mate is a dick and driver.
27:07That's all I have.
27:09You have your son?
27:11He barely knows me.
27:13Well, he'll want to one day.
27:17How?
27:18You've got a stick of two down my neck.
27:20I don't think I'm coming back from that.
27:24I mean, I did it.
27:26You could record a message on my phone and I'll send it to him.
27:31It's too late.
27:34I've made too many mistakes.
27:37Well, here's one that you can make up for, at least.
27:38Yep.
27:41What do I say?
27:43You say nothing you need to.
27:46Um, yeah.
27:48I'm a good one, have you already?
27:53Hey, Noah.
27:54It's your dad.
27:57I've got myself into a bit of a pickle.
28:02Still late, sisterly.
28:04Back on the chest.
28:07Just let her go.
28:13Hey, sisterly, for 20 minutes.
28:15I expect from shows that all attempts are to be made to restart her heart.
28:19Give her some dignity, for pity's sake.
28:23Enough, Cam.
28:25Cam.
28:30I...
28:31I think it's unlikely there's anything reversible here.
28:35So I'm going to take the best interest decision to stop, okay?
28:40Is everyone in agreement?
28:41Yeah.
28:45Time of death, 1825.
29:03I'm so sorry.
29:16Is that Steve?
29:18Yeah, right, a recess.
29:20Recess to you guys.
29:21Right, this is an unknown female child caught by a piece of shrapnel after an explosion,
29:25sustaining a laceration to the right side of her neck.
29:28GC is 15, but unable or unwilling to tell us a name.
29:32Pulse is 110.
29:33BP is 105 over 60.
29:37Rests rate 24.
29:38Starts 100 on 15 litres.
29:41Starts 6 milligrams of morphine and 500 milligrams of IV paracetamol.
29:46Stevie?
29:47You got it?
29:49Yep, yep, got it.
29:51Right, across on three.
29:51One, two, three.
29:55Thank you, guys.
29:56Try not to worry.
29:58I'm going to find your dad, and I'm going to bring him here.
30:01I promise you.
30:06Hiya, I'm Dr Nash.
30:08I'm going to be looking after you.
30:09Can I just have a little look at your wound?
30:12Sorry, sorry, I know that hurts.
30:13Okay.
30:15Yeah, Lamorna, let's choose pizza, please.
30:17And can we get three milligrams of morphine for the pain?
30:20This paracetamol's just not cutting it.
30:22Hiya.
30:23Pre-elect from hand.
30:24Says he's going to need you.
30:25Want me to take over?
30:26No, no, no, it's grand.
30:27I mean, the wound's superficial, it's been well-dressed.
30:30Lamorna's going to give pizza calls,
30:32so I reckon we'll be able to move her to cubicles.
30:34All being well.
30:34Okay.
30:36Right, just going to give you something for the pain.
30:40Three milligrams of morphine going in.
30:48I'm ringing St. John's.
30:49That's the kid's school.
30:50Someone should be able to identify from the description.
30:52Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
30:53Slow down, slow down.
30:54Slow down.
30:55Slow down.
30:57Now, are we going to talk about what happened back then?
30:59About where?
31:00At the building side.
31:02Mate, you ran into a hot zone.
31:03You almost got yourself killed.
31:04Would it have been better if she was killed?
31:06Of course not.
31:08Mate, you scared me after death.
31:13I'm sorry.
31:14No, it's okay.
31:15It's just...
31:18Enough of playing hero for today, yeah?
31:20I'm not a hero.
31:22There was nothing heroic about me smashing through that control centre earlier.
31:25No, it's like you said, you were just trying to help.
31:27But I didn't.
31:28I never do.
31:30What are you talking about?
31:31I froze today.
31:34That soldier was laid there on that ground with those injuries.
31:39Oh, if Ian hadn't arrived...
31:41No, no, no, no.
31:42Listen to me.
31:43Now, it is okay to feel overwhelmed.
31:46We all do sometimes.
31:48Trust me.
31:50And yes, that means Ian too.
31:54No.
31:56Go home.
31:57Get some rest.
31:58Go and see your dad.
32:01It's going to be alright.
32:03I promise you.
32:06I've promised.
32:07I'll find my girl.
32:08Let's go.
32:14You know what?
32:15Let's go find her.
32:17Yeah.
32:18Yeah.
32:20I'm serious.
32:25Let's go.
32:29She's hypertensive and she's gone into respiratory arrest, but why?
32:34Superficial abrasion, CT scan's clear.
32:37I don't understand.
32:40Oh, no.
32:44Excuse me.
32:48Yeah, 400 micrograms of naloxone, please, now.
32:52Respiratory arrest.
32:53I've got it.
32:54Okay, sir.
32:55I've got it, Dr Keogh.
32:56All right, all right, all right, so what's this then?
32:58The naloxone.
32:59What happened?
33:03She was overdosed with morphine.
33:06Paramedics, that need to.
33:08Okay.
33:10What's it?
33:11So you missed the dosage during the handover, is that right?
33:16No, I...
33:17I just...
33:24Can you, uh, can you give me a minute, please?
33:26Yeah, yeah, yeah.
33:26Look, just watch it for me.
33:29Stevie.
33:30Stevie, have you got to speak?
33:31Yeah, I can't wait, because I'm just needed in resource three.
33:33It's just, um, about the three years.
33:35Magic matter, seriously, I'm swamped.
33:36Is this something you can hide to yourself?
33:38Yeah, yeah, it is.
33:39You go.
33:41Got it.
33:45Hey.
33:47You feeling better?
33:49Yeah?
33:50I'm just gonna look into your eyes, okay?
33:51Just look straight ahead for me.
33:56And the other one.
33:58Good girl.
34:01I'm just gonna go over there for a second,
34:02but if you need anything at all, just yell.
34:07You overdosed the child.
34:09Do you know how serious that is?
34:10Yeah.
34:11It's Gary Thorley.
34:12Oh, I guess.
34:15Well, we sure know how to find trouble.
34:17Just do you think, Stevie.
34:18Hey, what about the second explosion?
34:20Is that one of Colonel Bartman?
34:21Yes, sir.
34:22Private hospital, sir.
34:23Great, the whole catheter was here.
34:24Okay, this is a straight theatre job, guys,
34:26so let's activate the massive transfusion.
34:29Can we get COAG cross-match group and save?
34:31We'll get some broad-spectrum antibiotics up.
34:33Let's get a CT and someone call the surgeons, please.
34:37Do you really need to be here?
34:38Yes, Mum, I do.
34:39Orders.
34:40Okay, well, make sure you stay out of Mum's way.
34:42Right, guys, can we roll him, please?
34:43I want to get a look at his back.
34:45Do a ten-degree tilt.
34:47Just be mindful of his injuries.
34:49When you're ready, on roll.
34:50Ready.
34:51Brace.
34:51Roll.
34:58Yes, I'm bruising around the kidney here,
35:00but judging by discolouration,
35:01that happened a while ago.
35:03Okay, on lower.
35:04Hold on a second, let me see that.
35:06Yep.
35:09Okay.
35:12Yeah, sorry.
35:13Carry on.
35:15Right, on lower.
35:16Ready.
35:16Brace.
35:17Lower.
35:20Yeah, okay.
35:21So, time of death, 1848.
35:27I think we did everything that we could, folks.
35:29With that level of exposure to chemicals,
35:32you know, it was always going to be touch and go.
35:33It's nobody's fault.
35:34It was someone's fault.
35:36Whoever dumped that waste.
35:41Hey, you and I need to talk about the overdose, obviously.
35:45Er, yeah, it was a mistake.
35:48Yeah, potentially deadly one.
35:49Right.
35:50I'd have promised your mum that I'm going to look after you,
35:53and...
35:54Making promises to my mum now, are you?
35:56That's rich.
35:57Well, I'm trying to help you here.
35:59So, I don't know, I've got a duty of candour.
36:00I have to report it.
36:01Okay.
36:02Well, you do what you have to do.
36:12Rory.
36:12Hey, can I ask you a few questions?
36:14Hey, Private Dixon.
36:21What is the bruising on that water's back?
36:25I don't know what you're talking about.
36:26Yeah, you do.
36:27Yeah, you do.
36:27You swore.
36:28I swore.
36:28The bruising around his kidneys.
36:29How did he get those bruises?
36:33I don't know.
36:34Come on.
36:35You're just talking to a doctor, okay?
36:39Okay, listen.
36:40If I asked that water, if he could speak right now,
36:43what do you think he'd tell me?
36:45About how he got those injuries?
36:48Question was asked.
36:51And answered.
36:54Outwater?
36:55Stable and being sent to surgery, sir.
36:58Dismissed.
37:05Was there something else you'd like to say?
37:12I'm not going to work fine.
37:16It seemed it well today, Byron.
37:23No dead wood.
37:27No, it wasn't dead wood.
37:32Who's Adam?
37:35Who's Adam?
37:45Hey.
37:46Feeling better?
37:49Abby, right?
37:51Abigail Clarkson.
37:53I've got a little surprise for you.
37:56Look who I've got.
37:59Daddy!
37:59Hello, sweetheart.
38:01Oh, you okay?
38:03Yeah?
38:05Oh, I'm so proud.
38:12I've got myself a bit of a pickle.
38:17I know I haven't been there for you,
38:18and I can't take that back,
38:21but I want you to know
38:23I love you
38:25and
38:27I regret every second
38:29I didn't spend with you.
38:54You know, there's nothing wrong with being a coward.
38:58And in some lands of work
39:00you'd be free as people die.
39:03Today, you froze.
39:06And my man almost paid the ultimate price.
39:10You might want to reflect on that.
39:12Yeah, you do.
39:35Thank you for letting me say goodbye.
39:38It's the least I could do, considering...
39:41It wasn't your fault, son.
39:43She knew you cared.
39:46Hold on to that tight.
39:48Keep going.
39:49The hospital at home team will be by
39:50in a couple of days,
39:51but, um...
39:53Listen, if there's anything you need at all,
39:55call, because I'm only up the road.
40:01Alan,
40:03if you ever want me to pop round for a cuppa
40:05or just a chat,
40:07I can do that if that's something you'd like.
40:09I might just hold you to that.
40:20Hiya.
40:21Hiya.
40:22Thanks for coming.
40:24Uh, right, I just wanted to say
40:26that today was intense,
40:29and I think that sometimes we,
40:33but I don't take the time to process stuff.
40:38It's OK not to be OK.
40:43And I think that we forget that.
40:46And that's on me.
40:48Letting that guy take my past,
40:50that's my fault.
40:51No, it's not.
40:52There's only one person responsible
40:54for what happened today, love,
40:55which is exactly what I would be telling the police.
41:03Uh, so,
41:05if you need to talk,
41:07talk.
41:08OK.
41:10Ready?
41:11Mm-hm.
41:12Ted,
41:14the lead paramedic role,
41:16I need you to stand out.
41:21Because Ian's coming back?
41:23Or did I do something wrong?
41:26Of course not.
41:27This isn't about you.
41:29You would tell me we'll come.
41:37Hey, have you got a minute?
41:38You've got 30 seconds.
41:42Sorry, that was unnecessarily brusque.
41:45Well, did you just apologise to me?
41:48No, trust me,
41:48I won't make a habit of it.
41:51Anyway, while I have you here,
41:52I just want to say thank you for,
41:53for earlier,
41:54for bringing me a solution
41:55rather than a problem.
41:56That's,
41:57it's very rare
41:58and greatly appreciated,
42:00so,
42:00thanks.
42:02Anyway,
42:0230 seconds,
42:03go on.
42:07Um,
42:10do you want to go to dinner?
42:12What?
42:14You know,
42:14dinner,
42:15food,
42:16wine,
42:16discussion.
42:17Yes, I know dinner,
42:18but you're talking about a date.
42:19Yes, a date.
42:20Why not?
42:21Come on,
42:22let's make this real.
42:22No,
42:24no,
42:24I don't know what you think this is,
42:25but it's not real.
42:28It's,
42:28it's,
42:28it's sex.
42:29That's,
42:30that's enough.
42:31Yeah,
42:31well,
42:31I don't accept that.
42:32Well,
42:32I don't care.
42:33Yes,
42:33you do.
42:34Come on,
42:34don't be like that.
42:35You owe me more than that.
42:37I don't owe you anything,
42:38Matty.
42:39And vice versa,
42:40that's what makes
42:42this
42:42work.
42:44Seriously,
42:44this is,
42:44this is a good thing,
42:45so,
42:47please don't spoil it.
42:51How was your death?
42:53Tricky.
42:54And yeah,
42:55um,
42:56one of my corridor patients died.
42:57Oh.
42:59Every aspect of her care failed,
43:00from the moment she caves through doors.
43:02You know,
43:03it's good people,
43:04with good intentions,
43:04in a system,
43:06designed to fail.
43:08I'm really sorry,
43:09I don't know how you do it.
43:12by doing our best.
43:14You know,
43:15and if that doesn't work,
43:15try and be better.
43:22That's all,
43:22I love you.
43:26No,
43:26too much.
43:27Don't take it back.
43:28No.
43:28I love you too.
43:58I love you too.
44:25I love you too.
44:40I love you too.
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