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00:00Polly! This is not the time of the-
00:02Oh! What was that?
00:04I think that's drugs.
00:06I lied about what I was talking to the heart guy about.
00:10I asked if I could join him, and he's offered me a second.
00:14Are you joking?
00:16Don't stop, I've got monologues on here.
00:18He isn't working, Indy.
00:19Why isn't it working? It always works.
00:20I don't know!
00:22I'm turning on his side. I'm trying to look after him, but nothing's working.
00:25He's in a really bad way. You need to hurry up. Please hurry up.
00:29Just stay on the line.
00:39I'm excited to get back to work, back to normal.
00:44You've only just finished chemotherapy?
00:47Mm-hmm.
00:48I know the treatment's been successful, but I'd advise more time to rest.
00:53No, I really don't need more time.
00:563-0-0-6, arriving on scene now.
00:59Teddy, can you assess?
01:01Yeah.
01:02The naloxone isn't touching the sides.
01:04All right, set up an infusion.
01:06Can we move this out the way, please, now?
01:10And you're experiencing no other side effects, aside from the neuropathy?
01:15No?
01:16No, and the pain and the numbness, that's pretty much gone.
01:19Hi, mate. I'm Teddy. I'm a paramedic. Can you hear me?
01:29Can you help me drag him down?
01:31Let's watch those needles.
01:33My plan is to take it slow and ease myself back in.
01:37Ready? Three, two, one.
01:39Okay.
01:48Oi!
01:50Stop exilating.
01:51Top exilating.
01:59I'm ready.
02:21I'm ready.
02:22I'm ready.
02:23I'm ready.
02:24I'm ready.
02:25I'm ready.
02:26I'm ready.
02:27I'm ready.
02:28I'm ready.
02:29I'm ready.
02:30I'm ready.
02:31I'm ready.
02:32I'm ready.
02:33I'm ready.
02:34Excuse me. Mind your back.
02:35Dr. Masson, where do you want to?
02:37Just right here.
02:38Through here, yeah?
02:39I've just discharged the patient.
02:42I'm ready.
02:43I'm ready.
02:44Okay.
02:45I'm ready.
02:46Hey, Clint. I'm here.
02:47Hey.
02:48God, it's good to see you.
02:49There's chaos in here.
02:51Listen, there's a particularly dangerous strain of heroin in circulation.
02:54Police think it's got something to do with shipment.
02:56We were seized a couple of weeks ago.
02:57They said dealers are lacing their remaining supply.
02:59Lacing it with what?
03:00I don't know.
03:01My guess would be nidazines, fentanyl.
03:03Patients are needing more naloxone than normal to counter the side effects.
03:06Catch you later, yeah.
03:07We're forming into respiratory arrest.
03:08The second it wears off, we're literally running back-to-back infusions.
03:11It doesn't stop.
03:12I know I'm meant to phase you back in.
03:14No, no, it's fine.
03:15Where do you want me?
03:16Give me a resource with me.
03:17I'll be right by your side, okay?
03:18Thanks, Clint.
03:19Welcome back.
03:20I need ya.
03:21Yeah, what have we got?
03:22Uh, Mayo Fortis.
03:24Founding respiratory arrest due to heroin overdose.
03:29Okay, Doc, this is Maggie 66.
03:31Exacerbation of COPD.
03:33Initial stats are 75 on arrival.
03:35Good rest of 30.
03:36She's been given 500 micrograms of ipotropium
03:38and 100 milligrams of IV hydrocortisone.
03:41No salbutamol given due to the shortage.
03:43Uh, she came in with foster child Cassie Woods, who has a suspected fracture.
03:49You okay?
03:50Nicole?
03:51No.
03:52Yeah, fine.
03:53Um, do you want to just shuffle across to me?
03:59What's her GCS?
04:00Uh, GCS 50.
04:01Eight hours we waited.
04:06Eight.
04:07Cassie.
04:08Sorry, but we've had a very busy morning with multiple LD patients,
04:10and I'm sorry for the wait.
04:12But you need to calm down.
04:15Let's get your wrist in two, okay?
04:16Come.
04:17Could you get me a bluegrass, please?
04:22This infusion rate's over 60% of the initial resistance.
04:37Just trust me, Steve.
04:38Oh.
04:39Oh.
04:40Oh.
04:41Oh.
04:42Oh.
04:43Oh.
04:44Oh.
04:45Oh.
04:46Oh.
04:47Oh.
04:48Yeah, fair.
04:49No change.
04:50Jodie, can you take up a baggie for me?
04:52Right, let's intubate.
04:53Stevie.
04:54Stevie, I'll be right over here, okay?
04:55Okay.
04:56Oh.
04:57Oh.
04:58Oh.
04:59Oh.
05:00Come on, keep that on.
05:01Hello, Vickle.
05:02Oh.
05:03Oh.
05:04Oh.
05:05Oh.
05:06Oh.
05:07Oh.
05:08Oh.
05:09Oh.
05:10Oh.
05:11Oh.
05:12Oh.
05:13Oh.
05:14Oh.
05:15Oh.
05:16Oh.
05:17Oh.
05:18Oh.
05:19Oh.
05:20Oh.
05:21Oh.
05:22Oh.
05:23I did all right in the end.
05:29Got me fussed on having to thank for that.
05:31Not kicking us out of our home.
05:33Getting close when he played those bleeding spice ladies through the wall.
05:40Come on. Put that on.
05:42Take these deep breaths and lie back.
05:48I miss my birthday card this year.
05:50And last, I've come to think of it.
05:59Miss Doctor Piper Pickle.
06:05When you took her time, I talked to Cassie.
06:10That girl needs a push.
06:13She reminds me of you.
06:16Terrible, terrible taste in music and all.
06:20Come on there.
06:23Go.
06:24Put that on. Lie back.
06:26Please take breaths.
06:27Let's do it.
06:33Okay, he's being asymptotic for ten minutes a day.
06:35If you're at agreement, I'll call it.
06:36Yeah, um, time of death is ten forty-five.
06:50Stevie.
06:50Yeah, uh, bay one, please.
06:54All right.
06:55Um, this is, uh, Oshan Morris, found in respiratory arrest from a heroin OD.
06:59He's had, uh, two thousand micrograms of naloxone intranasal and intramuscular.
07:03Uh, unable to gain IV access.
07:05Uh, still really flat.
07:07Brains keep collapsing.
07:08On slide.
07:08Ready, steady, slide.
07:10Okay, cheers.
07:10Thanks, guys.
07:11Right, um, let's grab an infusion, please.
07:18Yeah.
07:20Yeah, and these are all thrombosed.
07:22Yeah, there's nothing here to cannulate.
07:24Try an EJV, Stevie.
07:26Yeah, okay, sure.
07:27Grab me an ultrasound, please.
07:28Thanks.
07:38Nope.
07:40No, nothing.
07:41Okay, um, I'm gonna get IO access.
07:43Yeah.
07:44You gonna cut?
07:46Yeah.
07:53What?
07:54What is it?
07:54Um, he's served in Afghanistan.
08:00Going to the tubular.
08:13Okay, quick flush.
08:15Stevie, the naloxone's worn off.
08:16Arrests are dropping.
08:17Yeah, yeah, just give me one second.
08:21Right, Stuart, you okay to connect?
08:23Yeah.
08:24Yeah, do you have to give me help?
08:30Dr. Byron, uh, sorry, um, chief exec's on the phone.
08:33Says it's urgent.
08:35Okay.
08:37Flynn, are you...
08:38All right, you're doing great, Stevie.
08:39Keep it up, okay?
08:40You're doing great.
08:40Okay.
08:41Okay.
08:42Does anyone else have a deja vu?
09:00I'm not gonna miss this when you go to heart.
09:03We've used all the naloxone.
09:06You're joking.
09:07Uh, control, can we request P1 backup, please?
09:13You put us on this OD, but we're out on naloxone.
09:16He's in there, paramedics.
09:17Can you hear us?
09:18Okay.
09:18Thanks for the opportunity.
09:19All right.
09:20All right.
09:21All right.
09:22All right.
09:23Jan, it's me.
09:27Listen, we're on our knees out here, mate.
09:30We're getting called to ODs every two minutes, and we're out on naloxone.
09:33We'll cap one, protect you, bring the patient in, and then I'll organise you a break, okay?
09:38So long.
09:40We haven't got enough available ambulances to keep up with demand.
09:45HDU is overflowing.
09:46Bed capacity is at breaking point.
09:48We need to declare an internal major incident.
09:52Agreed.
09:53Oh, hold on.
09:54We're not at that point.
09:55Not at that point yet.
09:56We're miles past that point.
09:59All right, fine.
10:01Just action and internal major incident.
10:04Hope you run it better than you run your office.
10:06Thank you, Siobhan.
10:08I'll do my best.
10:11Jan, have you spoken to Ian about this heart thing?
10:14I mean, surely you think this is as mad an idea as I do?
10:19You know I can't discuss this with you.
10:23But it's done, and I've approved his request.
10:29Sorry about the wait.
10:35The ED's declared an internal major incident.
10:38How is she?
10:40Mags, you all right?
10:42She's fine.
10:44But monitor, isn't it?
10:45I'm just going to have a look at her wrist.
10:50Now, you've had the haematoma block, yeah?
10:54Right, well, your x-ray does show a fractured distal radius.
10:58She landed on me when I tried to sit her up.
11:03You know, you should have VIP ambulances for people like her.
11:06I'm afraid it doesn't work like that.
11:07You wouldn't say that if you knew her.
11:11Mags took me in when no one else did.
11:13OK, I'll be right back with that plaster and one of my colleagues.
11:35Right, guys, review, treat, move the patient on.
11:38We need rapid turnaround, OK?
11:39OK, you're in your own time now.
11:40Let's go, please.
11:43Big boss man wants us all in camouflage.
11:45Yeah, I wouldn't take offence.
11:47He thinks HR is where the stationery's kept.
11:49Um, how are you getting on with your new dose?
11:52Any new headaches or insomnia?
11:54No, no, it's been good.
11:57OK, guys, come on, what are you doing?
11:58Let's go, let's go.
12:00Remind me to talk to you about your CESAR training when this is over, yeah?
12:02Yeah, great.
12:03Yeah?
12:03Check you.
12:10Hi, I'm Dr. Masson.
12:13You've got a pain in your arm, is that right?
12:16Yeah, can I see?
12:23Any nausea, dizziness?
12:25What's wrong with them?
12:32The heroin in circulation at the moment, it's highly dangerous.
12:35Don't listen.
12:37These are the lightweights.
12:40OK, I'll need to take some bloods, check for any marks of infection.
12:50Let's see if this arm's any better.
12:51OK, just try and relax.
12:59No, no, no, I can't.
13:00I don't want to...
13:00She don't like needles.
13:02Can I do it?
13:04Her veins are funny.
13:04OK.
13:05I...
13:18You need another pair of eyes?
13:45Yeah, I would, actually. Thank you. I've dropped my contacts. I can't really see without them, so...
13:50Do you know what? I think it's gone. Don't worry. Thank you, anyway.
13:54No worries.
14:02Since when did you wear glasses?
14:04Why, do they look weird? I've got spare contacts.
14:09I have to go.
14:11Hey, Stevie. Miss Daffod has been sent to the cath lab.
14:14Okay.
14:17Hey, um, er...
14:18Flynn, can I get your opinion on some results?
14:21Er, look, we just lost another patient. Can you just give me a minute?
14:25Yeah, sure.
14:30Thanks, guys.
14:32Hey. Hey.
14:33Er, this is Harry Rhodes. He only came in a few hours ago, but he's responding relatively naloxone, so the infusion's working.
14:38Okay, good, good. Let's, er... Let's keep it running.
14:44Have you seen this?
14:47Okay. Yeah, let's, er... Let's run ahead to toe for injury. Yeah? You okay to order a CT?
14:51Of course, yes.
14:52Yeah, thank you.
14:55Stevie.
14:56Yeah?
14:57I just wanna say I'm...
14:58I'm proud of you.
15:00You just beat cancer. It's your first day back and you've thrown yourself right in. You're...
15:04You're a warrior, woman. You're a warrior.
15:06Hey, Nicole. We, er, need to get patients onto the walk. Can you mind if I assess with you?
15:24Yeah. Er, Miss Finlay's too unstable to move. I'd have given her salbutamol, but without it, I've administered intravenous aminophilin to bronchodilator.
15:31Okay, good. It's a good call. Right, what have we got?
15:35Lots of omitted, doctor.
15:42Flynn.
15:43Yeah?
15:44She's in acute anaphylaxis.
15:45Er, with me, please.
15:46There was nothing to say she was allergic.
15:47Okay, stop the aminophilin. Let's get her laid down as flat as possible. I need 0.5 milligrams of adrenaline, please.
15:55She's in cardiac arrest, get on the chest.
16:01Thank you. The badge, please.
16:15Let's get the gun down.
16:23Okay. Right, we'll get to you as soon as we can, yeah?
16:25Okay, how we doing?
16:40Okay. Yeah, erm, so I'm Dr. Nash. Er, we think you injected heroin laced with a synthetic opioid. That sent you into respiratory arrest, which means that you weren't breathing for a length of time. I want to send you up to HDU, but I still need to wait for bed to become available.
16:43Oh, when can I go home? I need to go home. Okay, okay, just keep this on. It's Dennis and Cam for me. What's your name again?
16:48Oh, Sean.
16:49Oh, Sean.
16:50Okay, well, Sean. Look, er, you go home, you come back. Even if I revive you, there's a chance you can go home.
16:55There's a chance you go into cardiac arrest, okay? Your brain can only survive for, what, three to four minutes, and a heart that's not beating, and that could give you some serious long-term brain damage.
17:08Huh. Already wrong in the head.
17:09Look, erm, we did see your tattoos, and we have links with services who help veterans who've fallen into addiction. Look, with PTSD…
17:21I don't have PTSD.
17:22I got a brain injury.
17:23Okay, okay, okay, okay, keep this on for me. Okay, stay calm for me. Tell me about this brain injury. Open your eyes.
17:36I had a bad stretch. Good as a sitting, done for me.
17:42I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
17:46I had a bad stretch. Good as a sitting duck, I was. Rocket after rocket. Something happened to my brain.
17:59What were your symptoms?
18:01I got the shakes. I'd wake up in the pain. I'd wish I was dead.
18:13I got the bombshell, it was up in the pain. Tsk.
18:20Jodie, I'm flat. Can you actually get such a pain tonight?
18:24I must have a stomach also needs to treat an endoscopathy. Can somebody get Dr. Byron for me?
18:33Patient's been down for over an hour.
18:38Dr. Pike.
18:40Nicole.
18:56Time of death is 1413.
19:03Listen, Nicole, I want you to know that this is on me.
19:06I failed to secure Subusamol for the hospital.
19:09If you'd had Subusamol, it would have been different.
19:11I want you to know that this is my responsibility.
19:14Nicole.
19:24Is something wrong? Is it Mags?
19:29I'm really sorry.
19:33I'm really sorry.
19:36My dear foster mother, Miss Finlay.
19:40We tried to resuscitate her but we weren't successful.
19:43I'm so sorry.
19:45I'm good.
19:46I'm good.
19:47I'm good.
19:48There may be a slight delay with your blood results, so while you're waiting, would you like to hear about some of the support on offer?
20:00We always said we would stop one day.
20:01Yeah, one day.
20:02Not today.
20:03Don't you think I'll look out for you?
20:04Don't you think I'll look out for you?
20:05We've seen an increase in fatal overdoses over the last 12 hours.
20:08We're leaving.
20:09You coming?
20:10Maya.
20:11Maya, Maya, no, no, don't.
20:12Please.
20:13I really advise you wait.
20:14Maya, please.
20:15I really advise you wait.
20:16Maya, please.
20:17Maya.
20:18Maya.
20:19Maya.
20:20Maya, please.
20:21Maya.
20:22Maya.
20:23Maya, please.
20:24It's a bit C.
20:25Yeah.
20:26I'm doing a bit of a while.
20:27Don't you think I'll look out for you?
20:28We've seen an increase in fatal overdoses over the last 12 hours.
20:29We're leaving.
20:30You coming?
20:31Maya, Maya, no, no, don't.
20:35Please.
20:36I really advise you wait.
20:41Maya, please.
20:42Maya.
20:43Maya, please.
20:46It's a bit C.
20:51It's a bit of C.
20:53When you dissolve it in, it detoxes you and stuff.
20:56This. This won't help.
20:58I ain't thick.
21:00Maya, please, come back. You're at risk.
21:03Please.
21:05Monday.
21:10Not today.
21:21Doctor. Max.
21:49I know she's dead.
21:55But I think of her in one of those bags.
21:59Then I worry she's cold.
22:03She hated the cold.
22:07She kept her heating on in June.
22:11I know it's dumb.
22:13But she won't be, will she?
22:17Cold.
22:21No.
22:23No, she won't be cold.
22:25Why don't I see if I can find someone and we can get you discharged?
22:31And go where?
22:43Stevie. Jodie.
22:45These are Mr Nedry's INR results from the patient who redecorated resources in his elbow.
22:49Oh, yeah. How can I forget?
22:51Uh, yeah, these are, these are elevated.
22:55Didn't show up on his earlier tests.
22:57Um, yeah, that seems strange.
22:59Yeah.
23:01Yeah, you sure he's not on blood thinners?
23:05Okay, uh, thanks.
23:07Yeah, if he's asking you about the colour of your eyes, I suggest you run.
23:11I'd like run right now.
23:13Sorry.
23:15Um, I'll see you in a bit.
23:19Thanks.
23:20Thank you, Stevie.
23:21You're welcome.
23:22I can't believe you're still pulling the same routine 20 years after uni.
23:24University?
23:25What were you talking about?
23:26Really? Let me remind you.
23:27What colour are your eyes?
23:28I've never seen eyes that blue before.
23:30Is that me?
23:32Yeah.
23:33That's supposed to be me?
23:34Yeah.
23:35You're a talent.
23:36What's wrong with reliving our youth a little bit?
23:39I mean, seriously.
23:40Come on, cheap pints.
23:41Oasis.
23:42Back to a time when you were less...
23:45A time when I was less what?
23:46Go on.
23:47How dare you?
23:48Up tight, Stevie.
23:49Come on.
23:50I mean, off of everything you've been through, you can't just loosen up a little bit.
23:53You're actually getting worse.
23:54Don't you dare, okay?
23:56It's my first day back at work.
23:57There's a major incident going on.
23:59And you left me completely on my own.
24:01Thanks.
24:02I didn't leave you on your own.
24:03Stevie, I was watching you the whole time.
24:04You are absolutely fine.
24:05You don't need to stabilise it.
24:06Come on.
24:07Yeah.
24:08We need your resource.
24:09Great.
24:10He's tacky and hypotensive.
24:11Earlier CT confirmed and encapsulated in the tum around the spleen.
24:12Yeah, okay.
24:13That's rigid.
24:14Yeah, I think he's bleeding.
24:15Okay.
24:16Can we get...
24:17Let's activate the major haemorrhage protocol, please.
24:18And let's get some Oneg.
24:20I'm going to get a large IV in.
24:21Can someone get me some TXA, please.
24:22You know, what if we're missing something?
24:23Okay.
24:24What if there's something else in the heroin that's causing some of the OD patients to bleed internally,
24:27like our man who vomited earlier.
24:28His INR results show that there was something stopping his blood from clotting, so...
24:29Come on.
24:30Come on, I think it's over analysis.
24:31I don't see anything to link these patients.
24:32Limit injuries could just as easily be caused by an unhealthy lifestyle.
24:33These people are not hardly known for their love of green juice, are they?
24:35Yeah.
24:36Well, he's bleeding internally, so...
24:37He's bleeding internally, so...
24:38He's bleeding internally, so...
24:39He's bleeding internally, so he's bleeding.
24:40All right.
24:41I've been bleeding.
24:42He's bleeding.
24:43I'll come on.
24:44I've been bleeding.
24:45He's bleeding internally, so...
24:46He's bleeding internally, so he's bleeding.
24:47I'm bleeding.
24:48All right.
24:49Okay.
24:50Okay.
24:51I'm gonna hit you.
24:52All right.
24:53Okay.
24:54So, let's get some oneg.
24:56for their love of green juice, aren't they?
24:58Yeah, well, he's bleeding internally,
24:59so he's going to need surgery.
25:01He's lost pulses in PEA.
25:02Let's secure the airway.
25:03Come on, Steve.
25:17Stevie, come on.
25:17Give me a second.
25:19Don't you, I'm just going to get to me.
25:21Stevie, get to me.
25:26Steve, hey, hey.
25:39I've got sent a toxicology, a drug sample,
25:43just to put your mind at ease.
25:45If the heroin is cut with something
25:48other than the suspected synthetics,
25:49then it'll show.
25:51So you think I'm wrong?
25:53I mean, I don't think it's going to show us anything
25:56unusual, but
25:57listen, why don't you
25:59tell me about your hands?
26:03Because I'm terrified.
26:07And I thought that coming back to work
26:08would make me less terrified.
26:10But the truth is, I'm scared.
26:12I'm scared all the time.
26:16And Faith said to me earlier,
26:17she said, oh, Stevie, you're a warrior.
26:19And I hate that badge
26:20because I'm not a warrior.
26:22I didn't fight cancer.
26:24I didn't beat cancer.
26:25I just survived it.
26:27And there are other women,
26:28loads of other women,
26:30who didn't win.
26:32And did that mean that they didn't fight it?
26:33Does that make them not warriors?
26:37Honestly, Finn, seriously?
26:40I don't know who I am anymore.
26:42Come on.
26:55Come on.
27:09Come on.
27:11Come on.
27:13Come on.
27:15Come on, Stevie.
27:17Come on.
27:19Okay.
27:21Come on, Stevie.
27:27An unprecedented amount of people have been admitted to hospital
27:31after taking a suspected bad batch of drugs.
27:34Holby police set up to 40 patients
27:37are currently in a life-threatening condition.
27:39The individuals are believed to have taken laced heroin.
27:45Come on, mate. Hiya.
27:47He's upstairs.
27:49Okay. What's his name?
27:51Emmett.
27:53All right, okay, just be aware of other needles, guys.
28:09How are we at another oldie?
28:11Emmett?
28:13Emmett, it's the ambulance service.
28:15Can you hear me?
28:17All right, let's get monitoring on, get her respirator, and secure his airway, please.
28:21Look at that.
28:23Yeah, it's been, um, it's been hell, to be honest.
28:29The mortuary stopped accepting bodies about two o'clock this morning.
28:33And we've escalated it, but what can you do?
28:35They can't build more space overnight.
28:37Anyway, all yours. Good luck.
28:41Good luck.
28:43How come she's still here?
28:59Cassie.
29:01Oh, she can't be discharged.
29:03There's no available placement for her.
29:05She turns 18 some more or so until then.
29:07She's ours.
29:08And then what?
29:09Er, her PA's found her a room in a hostel.
29:11She was due to stay with her foster mum, Maggie, part of the staying put policy.
29:15But, do you know, when I look at my kids, they're 18.
29:17They're still just babies, aren't they?
29:19Yeah.
29:20Yeah.
29:21Yeah.
29:22Yeah.
29:23Yeah.
29:24Yeah.
29:25Yeah.
29:26Yeah.
29:27Yeah.
29:28Yeah.
29:29Yeah.
29:30Yeah.
29:31Yeah.
29:32Yeah.
29:33Yeah.
29:34Yeah.
29:35Yeah.
29:36Yeah.
29:37Yeah.
29:38Yeah.
29:39Yeah.
29:40Yeah.
29:41Yeah.
29:42Yeah.
29:43Yeah.
29:44Yeah.
29:45Yeah.
29:46Yeah.
29:47Yeah.
29:48Yeah.
29:49Yeah.
29:50Yeah.
29:51Yeah.
29:52Hmm.
29:53Yes.
29:54Well, a little bird's told me that you're running a racket.
29:56I've also lost his lunch.
29:58No, my four people don't know the rules.
30:02Maggie taught me how.
30:04Do you want to play?
30:07I do.
30:11Find the queen.
30:12You lose.
30:13Uh, I'm sorry.
30:14Security should have stopped you.
30:15You're not allowed to be in here.
30:16Oh, I work here.
30:17Upstairs.
30:18Inpatient services.
30:19I heard he was here.
30:20My husband.
30:21Uh, yeah.
30:22Hey, I'm Dr. Nash.
30:23We've been looking after your husband.
30:24Rest assured we're doing everything we can for him.
30:25Everything is never enough for him.
30:26Everything is never enough for him.
30:27Yeah.
30:28Yeah.
30:29You lose.
30:30Uh, I'm sorry.
30:31I'm sorry.
30:32Security should have stopped you.
30:33You're not allowed to be in here.
30:34Oh, I work here.
30:35Upstairs.
30:36Of course.
30:37Inpatient services.
30:38Of course.
30:39Of course.
30:40Inpatient services.
30:41I heard he was here.
30:42My husband.
30:43Uh, yeah.
30:44Hey.
30:45I'm, uh, I'm Dr. Nash.
30:46We've been looking after your husband.
30:47Rest assured we're doing everything we can for him.
30:49Everything is never enough for him.
30:52I wasn't enough to make him stop.
30:55No.
30:56You weren't.
30:57You weren't enough.
30:58Yeah.
30:59Stay calm.
31:00Keep this on for me.
31:01Nothing.
31:02And no one is.
31:03I want her to look at my head.
31:05Look at this excuse again.
31:06All the scanties.
31:07I want her to look at my head.
31:10Look at this excuse again.
31:12All the scanties.
31:13I want her to look at my head.
31:15All the scanties will show is that you have rot for brain.
31:18Okay.
31:19Look.
31:20I appreciate you're upset, but he really is to rest.
31:21Can we just...
31:22Yeah.
31:24I only came down to see if it was my ocean.
31:27But I don't know where he is.
31:30Come on.
31:31I'll get you.
31:32I'll get you.
31:33I'll get you.
31:38Excuse me.
31:42Can we keep your voice down, please?
31:43And be careful.
31:44Hey.
31:45Hey.
31:46Hey.
31:47Hey.
31:48We secure it.
31:49I don't know.
31:50I don't know.
31:51Hey, hey.
31:55We secure it.
31:56I don't think.
31:58I have to go.
31:59Okay.
32:00Hey, hey, you can't be in here.
32:29Hey, come on, you can't be in here.
32:42Maya?
32:47Maya?
32:50Come with me, darling.
32:52Come on.
32:54Come with me, darling.
32:57Okay, okay, I got you to touch.
33:04I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
33:10Hey, Flynn.
33:21Ocean Morris, our ex-forters guy, I want to send him for a CT to check for a historic brain injury.
33:27So basically, he's no history of seizures, so I'd need you to call radiology, maybe just get him bumped up.
33:33Stevie, today's not a day for favors.
33:35Bodies are quite literally piling up.
33:37Yeah, I know, but this shouldn't interfere.
33:40Stevie, no.
33:42Hi.
33:49How's the wrist?
33:53Go on, deal us a hand.
33:57Find the queen, you win.
34:04Watch carefully.
34:13No-one's found her yet.
34:19I guess I'll in.
34:26How did you...
34:28Nicole.
34:29Two minutes.
34:34Baby, more naloxone.
34:37Thanks, Julie, let's get that rolling.
34:38Phoebe!
34:39Uh, right, two's about to pop to CT, so let's jump in there, thanks.
34:42Okay, this is Jessie.
34:44Uh, 15-year-old female, found in respiratory distress at home, ingested heroin.
34:49Required baggage for eight minutes.
34:50Her left lung has reduced air entry, suspected pneumothorax.
34:53Resource.
34:55Right, yeah, okay, I'll pass it on, thanks.
34:57Okay, all right, I'll do primary survey.
34:59Jodie, can we get another naloxone infusion and let's get an INR as well.
35:03The blood labs messed up the patient numbers.
35:05What do you mean they've messed up patient numbers?
35:07We're gonna have to repeat everyone's blood, the vacuum's massive.
35:09Well, so no tox report and no INR?
35:11Like, how are we supposed to treat our patients?
35:12I'm calling pathology, just keep doing the same procedure, naloxone, please.
35:16Thank you, Julie.
35:17Yeah.
35:24Okay, yeah, we've got bleeding gums over here,
35:26so we're seriously running out of time.
35:28I'm sorry, Miss.
35:30Can you come with me, please?
35:32Just say the word and I'll retract your secondment.
35:49Faith been on to you, has she?
35:51She might have, but I don't want to lose you either.
35:54We would have gone under today without you.
35:57Well, I'm sorry, mate, but my mind's made up.
36:01I am going.
36:03So you can either support me, or...
36:07the kettle's just boiled you for one, Mum?
36:09Yeah.
36:10You did well today, you two.
36:14I want to go with Ian.
36:16I want to try it for heart.
36:18Do you know how many OD's we went to today?
36:21Just today?
36:2223.
36:24It was basically the same patient again, and again, and again.
36:28And I need to get out of this.
36:30I need to do something else.
36:33It's not like there's much of a team to stick ground for anyway.
36:37No.
36:38No.
36:39Tell him, Ian.
36:40Might do him good.
36:41Change might be good for everybody.
36:58Yeah, that's right, the toxicology report for Holby ED.
37:23That's the one, yeah.
37:26Great.
37:28Thanks.
37:33PP's falling.
37:35She's still bleeding.
37:38You want to see if you can go find her, Mum?
37:41She might want to be in here.
37:49Hey, she needs vitamin K and four factor PCC.
37:51Thanks, Jodie.
37:52Hi, Stevie.
37:53Hi.
37:54So I got the tox report and it confirms nitrosines, but it also confirms Warfarin, our good old-fashioned
37:59rap poison.
38:00They ingest the Warfarin, thins the blood, and that's why they're bleeding internally.
38:03Okay.
38:04Yeah.
38:05Hopefully this should reverse the effects.
38:08Okay.
38:09Do you mind actually stepping in?
38:10Yeah, I do.
38:11Go on then.
38:12I know you're dying to say it.
38:26Get off your chest.
38:27I was wrong and you were right.
38:28I was right.
38:29I was right.
38:30I was right.
38:31Yeah.
38:32Okay, girls.
38:33Let's get some vitamin K and four factor PCC drop.
38:35Well done, Stevie.
38:36Well done, Stevie.
38:37Well done, Stevie.
38:38How'd you get him a snot?
38:39Uh, I asked the radiologist the colour of her eyes.
38:44Uh, I asked the radiologist the colour of her eyes.
39:05Uh, I asked the radiologist the colour of her eyes.
39:12Okay, Michelle.
39:24So, um, I have your CT results.
39:27And, yeah, there is evidence of a traumatic brain injury.
39:32TBI.
39:33Look, um, I can't be specific as to the date, but it is historic.
39:40So it's fair to assume that you attained it during your time at the army.
39:43The good news is all those symptoms from the TBI, the shakes, the mood swings, all of that we can now start to address.
39:50But my strong advice, you need to stop using heroin.
39:55You need to stop self-medicating.
39:57So, um, can you let...
40:03Can you let Carys know?
40:06Yeah, of course.
40:09Good man.
40:13Yeah, that looks good.
40:22Ask her for a drink.
40:24Who?
40:25Sonny.
40:29Does it look okay?
40:30Fair.
40:31Ask her out.
40:33Go on.
40:34Yeah, guys, I'll be going out tonight, because I was going to ask Indy to come, but she's
40:37been a bit weird.
40:38Now, Rash is going to ask Sonny out.
40:41I'm sure she likes you.
40:42She might say no.
40:44Come.
40:44No, you go get a tiger.
40:47Yeah, thanks.
40:48Sorry.
40:49Oh, there she is.
40:50There she is.
40:50Come watch.
40:53Hey.
40:54Hey.
40:58You lost your tongue?
41:01Um.
41:02Okay, you're what do you mean now?
41:04What are the symptoms of a stroke?
41:06Um.
41:09I was just wondering if you, uh,
41:12Uh, have, uh,
41:16If, if you've got a parking permit for your car,
41:21Um, it's just, I, I saw the, uh, ticket inspector.
41:24I wouldn't want you to get a ticket.
41:26I take the bus.
41:28Bus.
41:30Better for the environment.
41:32Oh, God.
41:34Yeah.
41:35Oh, God.
41:47Oh, God.
41:56Damn it, I don't want a rematch.
42:24You're such a sore loser.
42:26You've always been a sore loser.
42:33You know, it's the first morning I woke up without pain.
42:36It's good, Stevie.
42:40I wanted to say thank you for having me back the last few days.
42:44Yeah, of course.
42:47No, seriously, I don't say it enough and I really felt it.
42:54What the hell are you doing?
43:01No, no, don't you dare pull that stuff with me.
43:04Oh, come on.
43:05I thought that's holier than that when you were 19 years old.
43:08Yeah, and you weren't one of them.
43:10So don't use me for comfort, I'm not one of your nurses.
43:13My eyes are blue.
43:14I'm really well aware of that.
43:15Stevie, come on.
43:16No, we're supposed to be friends.
43:18I understand that that means something.
43:19Well, it does to me.
43:31The medications for your own use?
43:33And how many hours since you last had unprotected sex?
43:36Within 72?
43:37Yes.
43:38This place is like a prison, escorted to and from my daily exercise.
43:54You're not the only one who thinks that.
43:56Happy birthday to you.
44:00Happy birthday to you.
44:03Happy birthday dear Cassie.
44:06Happy birthday to you.
44:10Woo!
44:11There's nothing to blow out.
44:13Yeah, that's health and safety.
44:15Yeah, but the wishes still work though.
44:17So go on quick, blow, we're hungry.
44:19Yay!
44:20Speech!
44:21I don't know.
44:22I guess I wish Mags was here.
44:37Mags loved to party.
44:40But she would have nagged about recycling all this.
44:45OK, come on, back to work.
44:48Go.
44:57I got you these.
45:00I've got the receipt if you don't like them.
45:03I love them.
45:06Thanks, Shiv.
45:09Well, take your time packing and, yeah, we'll order you a taxi.
45:15Come here, Mum.
45:18Oh.
45:19You're gonna be fine.
45:21Hey.
45:22Call this number.
45:23Tell them you think you might be pregnant.
45:25They'll move you to that unit.
45:26It's nicer.
45:27It's more central.
45:28Don't actually get pregnant.
45:29They won't boot you out when there's no baby.
45:30That's where I know you from.
45:32Maggie has a pic.
45:33Maggie has a pic.
45:34It's a pic.
45:35You've got a pic.
45:36of you on her fridge.
45:37You're Dr Pickle.
45:38You're Dr Pickle.
45:39You knew where the Queen was.
45:40Because Maggie taught you to.
45:41Cassie, stop.
45:42I can live with you.
45:43Right?
45:44For a while.
45:45Quiet.
45:46Why quiet?
45:47I'm easy to live with.
45:48Closest either of us has to a sister.
45:49Shh.
45:50Cassie.
45:51I can't.
45:52You can't…
45:53It's not bad.
45:54It's not bad.
45:55Don't.
45:56It's not bad.
45:57It's not bad.
45:58It's not bad, they won't.
45:59It's not bad, they won't boot you out when there's no baby.
46:02It's not bad.
46:04You guys have a pic.
46:05You're Dr Pickle.
46:06You knew where the Queen was.
46:07Cause Maggie taught you to.
46:08Cassie, stop.
46:09I can live with you.
46:10Right?
46:11For a while.
46:12Quiet.
46:13Why quiet?
46:14I'm easy to live with.
46:15Closest either of us has to a sister.
46:16Shh.
46:18I can't.
46:21I escaped the chaos.
46:23And I won't open my door to it again.
46:27You're not my problem.
46:42Hey, Stevie.
46:44We should probably...
46:45Do you want to talk about it this morning?
46:46We should probably talk about it, shall we?
46:47Yeah, I'd love to talk about it. Go on.
46:50Well, um...
46:52I'm sorry, okay?
46:55I don't know what I was thinking.
46:56I don't know why I did that.
46:57I think this past week has just been crazy.
47:00I didn't have breakfast before I got in the pool.
47:02Ugh, this is uncomfortable.
47:04Okay, um, so...
47:06Let me sum up.
47:08You're sorry.
47:09And you should be.
47:11And you will never ask about the colour of my eyes again.
47:13Okay.
47:14We're good.
47:15Um...
47:16Should be a quieter day today, so that's good.
47:18Come on.
47:19Why would you say it out loud?
47:20I'm trying to jinx it.
47:21Hey, morning.
47:22Chief, he says I'm going to call about 10 o'clock.
47:24He wants to know what the plan is.
47:25The amount of 20 is for spiritual arrest?
47:27Yeah, okay.
47:28But we're definitely down on patients overnight,
47:30and fewer deaths as well, so well done, you two.
47:32You're welcome.
47:33Thanks, Stevie.
47:43Cassie?
47:45What?
47:46Cassie?
47:47Where are you calling?
47:49Who's that?
47:51What do you care?
47:52What do you care?
48:21It does not wear your face...
48:26No.
48:27Forget the house.
48:32If it comes to her, she will do!
48:34Or ask her soulmate as well, as worried,
48:36and as long asotechnology could.
48:37Do you care?
48:38Yeah.
48:39Toホ Barry could never hug.
48:40No.
48:41Wait.
48:42Now, ask her secure,
48:43let me guess I'll disconnect,
48:44that you will—
48:45how hard are you calling me?
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