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Stuttgart, the capital of00:00:02
Baden-Württemberg, is home to more than00:00:04
600,000 people. Every day the00:00:07
Red Cross has to deal with life-threatening00:00:09
emergencies. In one of the largest00:00:11
drc guards in Germany, 30000:00:14
rescue workers work in shifts around the clock,00:00:17
two of them emergency paramedics00:00:19
David Garrett and his colleague Michael00:00:23
Paul the two of them have an average of eight00:00:26
missions per day at00:00:33
1:12 p.m. on the00:00:36
main line in Stuttgart. The weak service begins immediately00:00:38
for David and Michael. Beforehand there is00:00:40
usually time for a cup of00:00:42
coffee and a chat.00:00:49
So we actually wrote about private things00:00:51
in our uniforms too, but00:00:53
that's natural It's a bit of a ritual00:00:55
when you've now put on the service00:00:57
that the work begins and you00:01:00
prepare yourself a bit morally for it. Such a worst one00:01:02
can go for as long as we want to move,00:01:08
we wanted something private company00:01:11
but we don't have it yet,00:01:12
why may be, not at all00:01:15
[ Laughter]00:01:21
In any case, the two of them share the same sense of humor and otherwise pray, David00:01:23
and his former trainer Michael are on00:01:25
duty a perfect team.00:01:28
Shortly afterwards the first mission00:01:31
[music]00:01:35
clear00:01:37
with shock00:01:47
we are now driving to a fall as an00:01:49
ambulance with his right into the00:01:51
Stuttgart downtown there is probably a00:01:53
skateboarder, she00:01:55
twisted his knee00:01:57
[music]00:02:01
for the customers pictures with sunglasses00:02:02
the low sun a bit00:02:04
difficult00:02:05
[music]00:02:10
there it won't work00:02:13
unfortunately00:02:15
you don't want to we can't00:02:18
make room for him to stop Driving into the intersection when it's00:02:19
red is also00:02:22
difficult, so of course you can feel it in there,00:02:25
but then you're getting yourself there on00:02:28
average, even with the danger in00:02:30
the city center, the traffic00:02:32
always causes delays.00:02:33
The bus is parked here right now Photo00:02:36
access to the property That's why we have to00:02:39
walk now and then00:02:40
afterwards when the bus is no longer there.00:02:42
Surveys00:02:43
Rotebühlplatz is considered a meeting point for00:02:46
the Stuttgart drug scene.00:02:49
At the specific S-Bahn or00:02:52
train stop, the00:02:55
corresponding clientele, regular00:02:58
drinkers, is relatively common gathered together and there00:03:02
is often a very high00:03:04
potential for conflict because00:03:08
the emergency services say hello,00:03:10
it's about you and the patient were00:03:13
found relatively quickly and there was00:03:14
the patient with the skateboard. There was00:03:16
another lady lying on the floor a few meters away.00:03:18
I then went over to her and had00:03:20
a parallel let the other fellow citizen00:03:22
describe what happened00:03:32
together for free00:03:33
[music]00:03:34
which has something to do with the whole situation because00:03:36
they are stressing you out.00:03:45
The situation is extremely confusing00:03:49
the mood is becoming increasingly aggressive00:03:57
[music]00:04:00
there were a lot of people gathered00:04:03
who were also there came relatively close to us00:04:06
and due to the high alcohol level and00:04:10
the overall situation the00:04:12
mood became a bit more tense. I said00:04:14
nothing about this happening. The00:04:17
helpers had no choice. They called00:04:20
the police. We called the police primarily00:04:23
for our own protection because there00:04:25
were so many people and they The mood00:04:26
was so heated that I00:04:28
could say that we could de-escalate the situation00:04:31
and that we couldn't take care of the00:04:32
patient in peace. Lately,00:04:35
rescue workers are being hindered more and more often in00:04:37
their work, insulted or00:04:39
even attacked. The police can00:04:42
calm the situation down00:04:44
a few minutes later The00:04:47
officers at the scene we gave the man a cut00:04:50
and then overall the00:04:52
situation escalated a bit badly for her,00:04:54
now she has relaxed it a bit00:04:56
but they were00:04:58
actually very aggressive against us00:05:01
against the cameramen against the00:05:02
patient and in a timely manner a00:05:04
defensive shield I was hot It's00:05:06
okay, Sascha Wasin, I00:05:08
fell on my knee four days ago and00:05:11
from a height of about 1 meter 2000:05:14
to 1 meter 50 straight onto my knee In00:05:21
the meantime,00:05:23
if you have one of those glazed ones, you already00:05:25
want it, and it's strong,00:05:27
not on devices at all, okay,00:05:30
but it didn't fall today,00:05:32
not today That's00:05:39
why I should have gotten my money,00:05:41
so and now today we00:05:43
said today we have to go to the hospital, there00:05:45
's no reason00:05:47
not to go to the hospital or call00:05:49
the ambulance if you don't have any money00:05:50
because of course we help even00:05:52
if the patient doesn't have any money with them00:05:54
or it It doesn't cost anything00:05:56
to call the emergency services.00:05:59
The patient himself was very approachable and00:06:05
quickly distanced himself from the whole ruckus and separated himself00:06:07
spatially from the aggressors by00:06:11
rolling his skateboard to the side where00:06:12
I then put him in The number00:06:15
could be examined by David and I wanted to go and00:06:20
the colleague has now said I'm wearing00:06:22
the police will look at00:06:24
the embarrassment brands star00:06:26
so we're now going with the patient to00:06:28
the ambulance, that is, the colleague will get00:06:30
this question then The patient is lying on it00:06:31
because he is now here with00:06:33
a skateboard. Rolling him out is00:06:35
not the best thing. It is already00:06:36
a strain on the knee.00:06:38
Thanks to you, you can look at what is at the top, but the00:06:40
way it is now swollen,00:06:42
you definitely have to I had to00:06:43
clarify clinically what was going on, I can00:06:46
also bother him, he can't walk, he00:06:47
can't do anything, that's why the hospital is00:06:50
really grazing for him right now. I00:06:52
just hope that and keep it that way.00:06:54
We don't have a place to stay With00:07:04
police protection, the00:07:05
rescue workers can finally do their job00:07:07
and transport the homeless Sascha away00:07:09
unmolested.00:07:13
The 35-year-old now has to be rushed to a00:07:16
hospital. His knee is most00:07:18
likely seriously injured.00:07:20
He waited for days before00:07:22
calling the ambulance. He could still00:07:24
get revenge. I feel for him patient in00:07:27
the ambulance that would first be00:07:28
examined further then we clarify the clinic00:07:30
and should still be in the hospital in the00:07:33
ambulance emergency paramedic David has the00:07:36
opportunity to take a closer look at the knee for the first time00:07:37
the swelling is00:07:40
worrying00:07:47
the general state of health00:07:50
is also important during the examination Sascha00:07:52
is an alcohol and drug addict But I want to00:07:55
get away from it. How long has it been since you00:07:57
drank alcohol except today,00:07:59
now of all times00:08:04
[Music],00:08:06
zero respect for the fact that00:08:13
what are you taking,00:08:16
a high-dose painkiller that, like00:08:19
methadone, serves as a substitute drug in the event of00:08:22
an operation? Such00:08:23
information about the patient is important00:08:28
in Germany around 2.2 million00:08:31
people are addicted to alcohol or drugs, only a00:08:34
few manage to beat their addiction00:08:43
[Music]00:08:53
I'm always happy to hear when00:08:55
people can leave their alcohol addiction behind00:08:57
them because it's a very00:08:59
complex, difficult topic and00:09:01
requires a lot of self-discipline and00:09:02
also00:09:03
Restructuring of his everyday life and00:09:05
his life00:09:06
Sascha is waiting for a place in a00:09:09
detoxification program but now00:09:12
his injured leg has to be taken care of,00:09:14
it may even be00:09:15
broken, but the 35-year-old remains00:09:18
polite and friendly.00:09:28
We are very happy when00:09:30
patients come from difficult00:09:32
life circumstances and still wish you all the best00:09:34
and take the time00:09:35
to say thank you and that we00:09:38
enjoy our work.00:09:40
We have now handed the patient00:09:42
over to care and described the situation to the doctors00:09:44
and they are00:09:46
now taking care of further treatment00:09:47
Extremely nice, dear00:09:49
patient, it's00:09:51
relatively rare, especially at this location, to have00:09:53
really nice people there who aren't00:09:56
overly drunk with whom you00:09:58
can really have a good chat.00:10:00
I was just really positively00:10:02
surprised, which also shows how important00:10:04
that always is neutral people again00:10:05
and just really00:10:07
give him two chances. Even after00:10:09
difficult situations like today,00:10:11
rescue workers must not00:10:13
develop any fear of contact because their job00:10:15
requires a lot of empathy.00:10:17
The homeless Sascha keeps David00:10:20
and Michael busy for longer00:10:30
[music],00:10:32
so that's twice the volume00:10:34
We had already been together from others and I did00:10:36
n't even notice that I was testing00:10:39
a skateboard but I liked it or00:10:40
sewing it wasn't about the money, it was probably00:10:42
somehow four days ago that the other one00:10:45
fell down and tripped and what was00:10:47
supported by one and a half meters then00:10:49
came on the knee00:10:50
with the skateboard and there was nothing wrong with it00:10:53
Did you just roll on it because he00:10:54
could walk? That was basically a00:10:56
replacement for his crutches.00:11:02
As it turns out in the hospital,00:11:04
Sascha's leg is broken three times00:11:06
and urgently needs surgery.00:11:08
Fortunately, he can00:11:10
walk again but is still on the00:11:12
street00:11:15
The per shift today is particularly00:11:18
busy. As soon as I get back to the station00:11:20
the alarm goes off again.00:11:25
I wrote00:11:28
the protocol has to wait. After all,00:11:31
every emergency call can be a matter of life and00:11:33
death. This is the fifth00:11:35
mission today. The next mission report00:11:38
is a fall00:11:39
a busy place in front of the café or00:11:44
in a café, we don't know exactly.00:11:45
Nice device then I can00:11:47
witness or physical00:11:49
[music]00:11:51
it brings00:11:53
the place of use is in the city center00:12:00
that the café00:12:06
the consequences of a fall can be00:12:09
minor bruises The lifesavers can't waste any time, including00:12:10
broken bones or serious00:12:12
head injuries.00:12:16
We were greeted on site by the owners of the00:12:18
coffee shop who briefly told us00:12:20
what had happened: a00:12:23
lady fell down a step onto00:12:25
her hand and00:12:26
she also seemed to be with us00:12:32
The lady appeared to have hit her head, leaning against the bar, and00:12:34
the employees there had already00:12:37
given her an ice pack because she was00:12:39
pressing her forehead. She was looked after by00:12:41
her relatives and was awake and00:12:44
responsive. That's exactly what happened.00:12:48
They were put there and then fell,00:12:51
okay but they can remind you of everything00:12:55
[music]00:13:04
after the fall on her wrist, the patient00:13:07
of course fell on her head00:13:10
and hit this tiled floor00:13:12
and as a result she00:13:17
sustained a fairly severe bruise above her left eye, which then became00:13:19
very swollen Despite the00:13:21
rapid cooling by the first aiders, you00:13:23
can feel it on both sides the same way, you00:13:26
can feel what00:13:29
I have, I mean, you can feel it when00:13:32
I'm over them. Kids are good, show00:13:33
me where it hurts in the wrist,00:13:37
nothing strange,00:13:40
so probably a fracture on the left one00:13:43
We need a hand, let's see what we can do without00:13:45
creating an assessment. After a detailed00:13:47
physical examination,00:13:48
we found00:13:50
that the patient's wrist00:13:52
was the main problem and was00:13:54
possibly broken,00:13:56
and we then00:13:59
stabilized the wrist using a splint and00:14:01
then died in a triangle fixed in order to00:14:03
minimize the movement in the have and to00:14:05
relieve the pain. The 84 year old00:14:08
has to go to the hospital immediately. Her00:14:11
family is also very worried.00:14:17
So okay, the patient was actually in Stuttgart with her00:14:21
daughter-in-law and her son00:14:23
to00:14:25
celebrate her son's birthday and Of00:14:28
course, it was extremely inconvenient for me to see00:14:30
what she's now falling for,00:14:32
we definitely have to do that even after the00:14:34
good stuff up here,00:14:36
you also have to see that I'm quite00:14:38
swollen, so you just have to make sure that00:14:39
the pot hasn't00:14:41
had anything to do with it, especially from a certain point onwards00:14:44
age and certain risk factors,00:14:45
the person or patient must00:14:49
definitely have a clinic with00:14:50
imaging of the head in order to be able to rule out cerebral hemorrhages00:14:52
or damage to the brain.00:14:54
Especially in00:14:56
older people, falls can00:14:58
have serious consequences, including the need for00:15:01
permanent care00:15:03
despite the serious situation, David tries to do00:15:06
woman to cheer up her daughter-in-law as best she can,00:15:08
ask if she's00:15:10
not feeling well,00:15:13
just as if it's a00:15:15
bit broken,00:15:17
it may be that I need it but it00:15:19
's good, it's gone, very significant.00:15:23
Now you have a reason to00:15:25
let your daughter-in-law look after you00:15:30
It's nice to take it with humor,00:15:34
you say what happened despite the fall00:15:38
and the injury, the patient was in a00:15:39
very good mood and after a00:15:41
short time she found her sense of humor again00:15:43
because she00:15:47
found very relaxed and easy-going people with us00:15:48
who also had fun To your00:15:51
credit, we simply took part00:15:53
without an emergency doctor and the paramedics did not00:15:55
administer any painkillers, but with00:15:57
humor and empathy00:15:59
they managed to distract the patient.00:16:06
Oh, it's nice if we can do something good.00:16:09
The patients00:16:11
trust us much more quickly if we00:16:13
are empathetic when the patients00:16:15
Feeling taken seriously and on the drive00:16:18
to the hospital, David and the00:16:20
84 year old even discover unexpected00:16:22
similarities00:16:28
[music]00:16:29
to the whole00:16:35
tea dance I assume that00:16:38
the00:16:44
balance is00:16:48
so they then do standard cell phone00:16:51
or00:16:52
normal so the standard swiss metal dances00:16:55
as soon as they start00:17:02
tango Can you come00:17:04
chase me? Yes, that's not my favorite.00:17:08
Interestingly, it00:17:09
turned out that the patients, even00:17:11
at their age, still really enjoy00:17:13
dancing. Coincidentally, I00:17:16
also do the whole thing as a hobby - dancing in00:17:18
couples, which is why we00:17:22
found a relatively quick topic of conversation together00:17:26
However, I see that the Latin American dances are00:17:28
more fun for me.00:17:30
Personally, I dance primarily standard and00:17:32
Latin dances, but it's all just a hobby00:17:35
and nothing more00:17:36
professional. Our job is very00:17:38
strenuous00:17:46
in a variety of forms, it00:17:49
looks as if david has00:17:51
found a soul mate during this operation.00:17:54
in just five minutes the00:17:56
ambulance reaches the emergency room. the00:17:58
patients almost seem a little00:18:00
regretful that they can no longer talk,00:18:01
but important examinations are now waiting for them00:18:05
[music]00:18:10
and they are happy to do so maybe we'll be there00:18:15
because then like that or over the00:18:17
coffee then00:18:19
we can discuss it.00:18:23
The patient was very nice, she was00:18:26
just very open, she just00:18:28
appreciated us being there, she was00:18:30
just happy that someone helped00:18:31
and it was just a nice time If you're00:18:33
really happy about00:18:35
helping people, the gratitude00:18:37
afterward is just nice for00:18:40
us too if we just00:18:41
get positive feedback.00:18:44
Fortunately, the head injury does00:18:46
n't turn out to be that bad and the00:18:48
fracture can also be treated well after00:18:50
five After a few days the patient can leave the clinic00:18:52
again.00:18:54
Enthusiastic lady from the last assignment00:18:57
apparently inspired Michael. In any case,00:18:59
he uses the break for a little old00:19:02
lesson on his hip. Friend, yes, I ca00:19:05
n't start dancing. Yes, buddy in00:19:07
Wissel00:19:09
Moving00:19:10
with Michael's sense of tact, hobby dancer00:19:13
David can only shake his head until now00:19:16
everything has survived but not you. In00:19:18
principle, I can do everything in a standard way00:19:20
and Latin, so everything that is so00:19:21
socially sensible, I can actually do00:19:23
relatively well. More practice would of course be00:19:26
good or even through layers I can get00:19:28
relatively far To the rear you do00:19:30
n't have the time00:19:32
to go regularly anymore and motorcycle fan Michael00:19:35
probably prefers to stick to the two-stroke engine rather than00:19:37
the three-quarter stroke shortly afterwards the00:19:40
next alarm00:19:45
more00:19:49
in the nursing home00:19:53
we drive such a shortness of breath00:19:56
that is the keyword for my00:19:58
old and nursing home to Stuttgart00:20:00
newly relaunched as an ambulance with00:20:02
special rights00:20:08
I do this critical insanely00:20:11
weak nerves costs00:20:14
I and weak nerves00:20:16
[Music]00:20:18
he didn't say00:20:21
[Music]00:20:23
we have different tone sequences00:20:27
formation but there is one00:20:29
coming from the city it radiates a bit from the00:20:31
noise level to the side and width from00:20:34
and then we have the land space which00:20:35
goes further forward so that00:20:37
road users at a further00:20:39
distance can hear after00:20:41
driving yes there is a driving00:20:45
safety course relatively close00:20:52
oh that's from forests to the fact00:20:56
that with the calories we constantly have emergency00:21:02
calls from nursing homes not00:21:05
uncommon and almost always it's a matter of00:21:07
life and death Michael and David have00:21:09
learned to00:21:10
keep a cool head even in exceptional situations poems00:21:14
stories songs and games at00:21:15
Heidemarie and Herbstfest autumn00:21:23
a certain routine is not only00:21:26
normal, it is even important because of their00:21:29
calm and calm00:21:30
The faster and more effectively the rescue workers00:21:32
can help, do00:21:35
n't put any air on them. When00:21:38
we arrived at the patient,00:21:41
we could tell from afar00:21:42
that the00:21:43
patient was in severe respiratory distress00:21:45
and it was clear to us that we now00:21:47
had to work quickly Both and00:21:50
people on long-term medication00:21:52
so that Schäuble was already defeated the00:21:55
last time about how long ago half an00:21:58
hour so there are clear traces00:22:02
of the disease on both sides. By00:22:04
listening to the lungs, you can determine relatively quickly00:22:06
how severe the disease00:22:08
is and what measures you then00:22:10
have to take00:22:12
so copd exacerbations00:22:16
stage of the young carcinomas00:22:20
need such a colleague makes00:22:22
medication that you have in half00:22:24
it has the headache00:22:26
50000:22:35
where00:22:37
I'm coming soon we have on00:22:39
the second patient00:22:47
the lifesavers have to split up00:22:50
get the situation under00:22:52
control00:22:54
[music]00:22:55
in In the other resident's room I00:22:58
found a lady who had fallen00:23:00
and got her arm caught between the slatted frame and the00:23:01
bed frame. Let's00:23:03
try to get her name out of there.00:23:17
We tried to contact the caretaker directly.00:23:19
The patient got her00:23:22
arm caught so badly that00:23:24
The blood supply at hand and00:23:25
under him was cut off and00:23:28
so a quick release from this00:23:30
situation had to take place. You feel that00:23:33
yes, normal,00:23:36
we'll see if we can00:23:38
find out your names. David Rhein is 13, you're00:23:40
paying attention, we just have00:23:41
a second patient Here we had00:23:43
a fall and an arm in the00:23:45
slatted frame Comnet announced that this could lead to00:23:47
one having to take the slatted frame00:23:48
apart completely. In the worst case,00:23:50
the arm could die due to the lack of blood circulation,00:23:55
so our main problem is that we00:23:58
have a pulse deficit, which means there is00:23:59
no longer enough Blood was found on the hand00:24:01
and on the other side because00:24:03
the time was getting too long for me and the00:24:05
patients had increasingly less feeling00:24:08
and less blood circulation in their hands, so00:24:10
I decided to00:24:12
call in the fire department to work with00:24:14
the fire department to get the patients out if necessary00:24:16
To get out of this predicament,00:24:22
that's a complete splint00:24:25
to go through.00:24:26
It may be that as soon as00:24:29
the fire brigade comes, we'll be showing Rome next to your arm.00:24:32
We have to get it00:24:35
out relatively quickly every evening00:24:40
that cells die from00:24:42
women, they are still with us so00:24:44
beautiful, so you can00:24:47
already notice that the hand is getting significantly colder than00:24:48
the other, which means there is00:24:50
significantly less blood coming to the front, which means we00:24:52
should also get the hand out quickly00:24:54
in the worst case scenario, the patient would have it00:24:56
can lose their names00:25:04
a nurse00:25:06
held the patient's hand to calm her down when she00:25:09
had to leave our editor steps in the00:25:11
situation is very stressful for the old lady00:25:17
a little lifted to00:25:19
get the blood circulation back in her arm00:25:21
maybe it00:25:26
's important so that jo you00:25:30
come strong and pdm it's already bad00:25:33
blood circulation there are two buttons or00:25:36
not yet needed00:25:39
so we take ours in any00:25:42
case over here no equipment that00:25:44
fits00:25:45
the monastery00:25:49
so hackl00:25:50
what do you think and now one slowly00:25:54
a folder and then we'll see00:25:56
how it turns out They're getting a00:25:58
little calmer now they're sleeping00:26:00
in peace as the medication00:26:02
arrives and dilates and at the same time00:26:06
I'm doing a few more tests. I'm00:26:07
not allowed to go up now,00:26:10
that was00:26:13
pretty quiet, everything's fine, so00:26:17
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he'll always feel like that.00:26:39
I have to Now listen again to the back of the00:26:41
lungs who00:26:42
have shortness of breath are very excited00:26:45
and have a lot of fear and00:26:47
therefore unfortunately they already recognize enough00:26:48
and that's a condition that00:26:51
they just don't want to have anymore and00:26:53
I have to go in there more often00:26:55
got better,00:26:56
yes, ok, should we go to the Robert Bosch00:26:59
hospital?00:27:02
Michael has 17 years of professional experience in the00:27:04
emergency services. Normally he does00:27:07
n't have to look after a patient alone,00:27:08
but in an emergency, that works too.00:27:10
With my help, you can00:27:12
get up00:27:13
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just relax a bit now it00:27:18
just happened backwards00:27:21
and now it's00:27:27
missing so it's difficult because we have two00:27:31
percent since I want to have two00:27:33
helping hands away because with him00:27:36
it's not that bad now he's not00:27:38
critical at the beginning it was a bit more00:27:39
critical but Now we have everything00:27:41
and can everything is stable, that's why things are happening00:27:42
little by little.00:27:47
The man has to go to a hospital for further treatment. The00:27:50
condition can00:27:52
worsen again at any time.00:27:54
Meanwhile, David is waiting with the00:27:56
patient for the fire department. They can00:27:59
free the woman from her predicament00:28:07
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Until the fire brigade arrives,00:28:14
David and the caretaker are00:28:15
feverishly trying to free the woman from her00:28:17
painful situation. Great work.00:28:42
The relief is huge00:28:45
because the nursing staff spend a lot of time00:28:47
with the patients.00:28:50
Of course they also suffer to a certain extent and00:28:52
were very glad when we were able to free the patients00:28:54
from their predicament.00:29:01
They have to drink more, young lady. They00:29:04
drink so little00:29:10
lessons so that this is confirmed by the00:29:13
fire brigade from David trend onwards That's how it00:29:19
was, thank you very much,00:29:23
we were able to free the arm with the help of the caretaker before the fire brigade arrived,00:29:25
so00:29:27
the fire brigade could go home again00:29:28
and the patient could be freed00:29:32
if I now yes man the debt goes00:29:35
there was s w00:29:40
afterwards I have one00:29:42
Ambulance transport ordered for the patients00:29:44
in order to have the arm00:29:46
checked again to00:29:47
rule out any00:29:48
consequential damage.00:30:02
How does it look00:30:05
quite good again in the evening? I'm quite00:30:08
happy with the fact that your arm is already getting00:30:09
noticeably warmer. But you00:30:16
still have to take a picture of it00:30:19
in this one I wish you all the best,00:30:24
thank you.00:30:26
In the time until David came back,00:30:29
I was able to look after the patient to such an extent00:30:31
that we actually just00:30:32
had to get him on and then put him in the car to go to the00:30:34
hospital00:30:44
I've done it all the time and then we take00:30:47
the lives of patients. Load all the titles and00:30:49
have00:30:59
reported00:31:15
something to say for a long time without anything else00:31:17
[music]00:31:20
everything's good, a00:31:23
lot of mucus.00:31:25
Michael's measures have alleviated the acute00:31:28
shortness of breath somewhat, but the00:31:30
man's condition is still the same in front of critical,00:31:32
not least because of his00:31:33
lung cancer,00:31:34
you're so far, yes, Mr. Kubicki, let's00:31:40
sleep through the night as if there's a00:31:42
bit of wobbling00:31:53
an acute emergency00:31:55
[music]00:31:57
if you had left it there for an hour you would00:32:00
n't want so much of your arm00:32:01
left00:32:02
[music]00:32:04
the patient escaped with shock and00:32:06
bruises, but the man00:32:09
urgently needs00:32:11
medical attention Treatment the00:32:12
emergency paramedics take him directly to00:32:14
the intensive care unit of the hospital00:32:20
greetings le gallo is my name00:32:23
hello well00:32:27
known copd percent00:32:30
massive spasticity on both sides when they arrive we then have00:32:32
salbutamol and rovinj from me we will00:32:35
now help you slide over to00:32:36
the other side00:32:55
thanks to the Due to the quick intervention of00:32:57
lifesavers, the man survived this acute00:32:59
shortness of breath, but a little later00:33:02
he died of his severe lung cancer,00:33:04
the doctors were00:33:07
powerless00:33:08
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