- 7/12/2025
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00:01Listen, thanks for this opportunity.
00:03I've got high hopes for you.
00:06What are you doing?!
00:08You know I can't pass you.
00:10Just give me another chance.
00:11You've failed.
00:12I promise I won't let you down.
00:14Sorry we don't stock your son's schizophrenia meds.
00:17Did you try Fordfields?
00:19They're pretty good.
00:20No, I haven't.
00:21Thanks.
00:22Since when did you have glasses?
00:23Why do they look weird?
00:24I've got spare contacts.
00:25I was just wondering if you have...
00:29if you've got a parking permit for your car.
00:32You did suggest actually recently
00:34that I should breathalyze you.
00:35I thought it might be a good time to put it to the test.
00:41Yep.
00:42Yep, that's right.
00:43I'm the next of kin.
00:44Look, I know she was an alcoholic
00:46and this was only to be expected.
00:51What, do you want to go see her?
00:54I don't know.
00:59Okay, listen up.
01:00Rhys Hindle, 67.
01:01He flew in an hour ago from a Marburg outbreak zone.
01:02Mid-flight his fever spiked with severe headache and muscle pain.
01:05Airport officials isolated him on arrival
01:06and quarantined everybody else on board.
01:07Now, test results are pending.
01:08But with Marburg, we cannot afford to wait.
01:09It's one of the most deadly viruses spread through bodily fluids.
01:12This is a full category A biosecure transfer to the HLIU in London.
01:19Now, the isolation unit will contain the virus.
01:21But any intervention risks exposure.
01:22Ian, are you sure?
01:23It's pretty heavy for your first day.
01:24Yeah.
01:25I can handle it.
01:26Right.
01:27You're a team.
01:28Yeah?
01:29Ready?
01:30Ready and able.
01:31Right.
01:32The rest of you prep for transport.
01:36We've got an hour to get Rhys to specialist intervention before stability and contamination
01:41risk spikes.
01:42My job is to get them there.
01:51Yours is to keep them then.
01:53risk spike. My job is to get them there, yours is to keep them alive and keep the virus contained.
01:58Alright, let's move.
01:59Police, my name's Ian. This is Teddy. We're here to get into the hospital safely, OK?
02:04Sorry about all this fuss. Putting your lives at risk.
02:08Oh, don't worry. That's what we're trained for, OK? You're going to ride in here. It's sealed and secure, OK?
02:14To keep us protected.
02:15You'll stay with me, won't you?
02:17Yes, we're with you the whole way, mate. The whole way.
02:23Let me go with him, please. I can look after him.
02:29Why don't you head home, Mrs Hindle. Pack some things for Rhys. If it's Marburg, he could be in London for some time.
02:34Well, tell him. I'll be there as quick as I can.
02:40Straight in at the deep end, yeah?
02:42Setting the bar high, mate. Start us with means to go on.
02:53I need help. I need help now.
02:59Help! I need help. I need help now.
03:22Blake, what's happened? What's going on?
03:23I don't know. He couldn't move. He couldn't blink.
03:27He just went stiff.
03:28OK, he did the right thing. Dr. Masson will take over. I'll take Carter.
03:32I'm not leaving him.
03:34You can stay, but we do need to check him over properly.
03:37It's OK, Blake. Look, he wants to.
03:40Hey, come here.
03:41Come on, man. Let's make sure you're OK.
03:45BP is 90 over 60.
03:46GCSE was eight on arrival. Still hypersensitive and bradycardic.
03:50It's very possible. Polydrug overdose.
03:52Odiway?
03:53Hey, hey, hey. How did he go?
03:57You know, seven meetings in seven days. I've eaten a lot of biscuits.
04:01Yeah, I know. I know. It should be hobnobs, Anonymous.
04:05Did you manage to talk, to share?
04:09Listening's helping. One step at a time.
04:12Yeah, I know. I suppose it's a little bit like lancing a boil, really.
04:16You've got to get rid of the poison before you can find out what's underneath.
04:19And to that extent, I hope you don't mind I've got your gift. It's more of a tool, really.
04:23I know that when I found it difficult to talk, it was quite useful to put pen to paper.
04:28Thank you, Dylan.
04:29You're very welcome.
04:30And if you require a sponsor, I am available. It's just an option.
04:35I should probably...
04:37Well, we're in recess, actually. There's a pre-alert on the way in. If you're happy to dive in.
04:43Sure. Yes, of course.
04:44Although, that may not be the best choice of words. I think you'll see what I mean.
04:50All right, team. The bungalows will get us there faster, so expect a few bumps. Let's keep it steady and watch our spacing.
05:11So, Africa. What's it, Rhys? What are you doing out there?
05:27Bird watching. They've got a thousand species you can't see anywhere else.
05:32Oh, yeah? Mainly just pigeons round here. And ones that nick your chips. I mean, I get it, but come on.
05:40They're trying to distract me. What aren't you telling me? Is it bad? It's fast, right? Marburg.
05:49Your body starts shutting down. Bleeding inside out. I don't want to die in here.
05:57That won't happen, Rhys. We're monitoring your symptoms. Keeping an eye on things.
06:03You've got people you love. I don't want to die on my own.
06:09That OD base filling up fast, isn't it? Guess everyone's ignoring the warnings.
06:24See, look. Kilobacter Drugs is old news. What do you think it is? Stag do gone wrong?
06:28I don't think that'll make national headlines. Aliens, Em. I'm serious. It always starts with unconfirmed reports.
06:35Also, breaking news. I just got my first interview. Sheffield, here I come.
06:39Hey, open my door. No, calm. Absolutely not. Indy, you'd better get prepping, though.
06:43Apparently Reader's interview was hardcore. All about policies, patient care, leadership strategies.
06:48I forgot about the knowing bit of stuff.
06:50Listen, you'll be fine with emergencies for breakfast.
06:52Erm, Mrs De Silva? Yeah, thank you.
06:55Are you good to go? Great.
07:03This is Abel Varga. He's 21. He became unwell after taking an ice bath, showing signs of hyperthermia.
07:13He was conscious. GCS 15 has now gone down to 12. Tympanic reading low, which we could not improve.
07:22OK? OK. Ready, steady. Lift. Down.
07:26Thank you. Support the head for me. Thank you. Steady. Slide.
07:30OK. We couldn't get a SATS reading, either. His BP is 80 over 50. His bradycardic 40s.
07:38He's had one 250 bolus of fluid and his high-flow oxygen.
07:43OK. Thank you very much. We'll take you from here. That's great.
07:46Abel, can you hear me? Abel? Can you hear me? You're in hospital.
07:51There we go. I think we've got an airway. We've got reduced breath sounds.
07:54I'd like a SATS reading as soon as possible, please, so let's get those monitors on.
07:58Yeah, before the chest x-ray as well, I think. So, tell me, the ice bath. Why?
08:02Um, uni-stress. He's struggled in halls. He's just moved back home.
08:07OK. Any joy with the SATS? The SATS is still not picking up.
08:18OK, that's the tension pneumothorax. So, let's prep for a chest pain, please.
08:22And, um, yeah, let's have low-call, please.
08:26I'll need Spence Wells and a scalpel, obviously. Thank you.
08:29So, um, how long was he on the board? What do we know?
08:32The sessions are private, but this was his third thermal realignment.
08:36Dr Rudd is building his tolerance.
08:38What for? Necrosis?
08:40OK. OK, let's hurry up there, please.
08:43Hurry up!
08:44OK, Abel, I'm just lifting your arm now, OK?
08:47There we go. Hopefully you shouldn't be too uncomfortable.
08:49Can you hold nice and steady there for me? Thank you very much indeed.
08:52That's it, brilliant, thank you.
08:54So, local going in now.
09:02There we go.
09:11I'm going to make the incision now, so let's have that chest brain kit as soon as we can, please.
09:15There we go. That's the pressure relief, isn't it? That's it.
09:33He's fragile in ways people don't see.
09:39That's why Dr Rudd is pushing him.
09:43He knows what Abel needs.
09:55Tirexic at 40, tacky at 120.
09:58And he's guarding his abdomen also.
10:01What, Chris?
10:02Can you describe the pain?
10:04It feels like it's tightening up.
10:08Is that bad?
10:16Apologies, we've got a minor obstruction, traffic jam.
10:18I'll handle it.
10:19How's the patient?
10:20Yeah, it's stable but in a bit of discomfort.
10:23Understood.
10:24All right, this won't take long.
10:27What's happening here? Come on, we've got to move this!
10:29Can you get back to your car, please?
10:31I can't breathe!
10:32I can't breathe!
10:33Reece, the air's clean and filtered. You're completely safe.
10:38Help me here. I need to say goodbye.
10:43Not like this. Please. I'm not ready.
10:49Reece, Reece, look at me.
10:53Reece, look at me. Stay with me.
10:55I know it's overwhelming but you're safe with us.
10:58All right? We're going to get you to where you need to be.
11:00I think we should focus on your breathing.
11:02We're going to go in through your nose and out through your mouth.
11:05Let's all do it. Do it together.
11:07In.
11:10And out.
11:11Let's do it together. Let's do it together.
11:13In.
11:15And out.
11:17That's it. You're doing great.
11:18In.
11:21And down.
11:22Yeah.
11:23I'm going to put my advisor up for a bit. Do you want to do the same?
11:29This isolation unit is going to shield us. It's like double-bubble anyway, isn't it?
11:32Yeah.
11:34Yeah.
11:35Sorry to call you like this, Jacob.
11:37Jan's okay to cover.
11:38Hey.
11:39I hope so.
11:40His, obviously, all completely fine. No fever or anything out of the ordinary, but...
11:45Hey, son.
11:46I'm not listening.
11:47He keeps going stiff like he sees him up.
11:49There, there, there is a bug going around. You're not looking so great yourself.
11:50It's him. It's him. Focus on him, please.
11:51Why don't we check you over just to rule everything out?
11:52Fine. I'm fine.
11:53Okay, you know what? Let's get you both checked. Hmm? Better safe than sorry.
11:54Yeah. Good idea. I'm going to take Carter. Get him out of the way.
11:55No, no, no, no. You said I could stay with him. You said I could, I could stay.
11:56Blake. Look, it's fine. You're going to stop the nurses looking after this.
11:57Yeah.
11:58I'm going to take Carter. I'm going to take Carter. Get him out of the way.
11:59No, no, no. You said I could stay with him. You said I could, I could stay.
12:02Blake.
12:03Blake. Look, it's fine. You're going to stop the nurses looking after this handsome boy. See,
12:20we're okay.
12:22Oh, I see.
12:24Get that car back. That's right. Get that one right back and you through as quickly as
12:29possible. There's plenty of room here. Come on. We've got to get this moving as quickly
12:34as we can. I'm the white car as well. Thanks a lot, madam.
12:37In we go. As quickly as possible. Let's get moving. Come on. Let's go. All right, I'm here.
12:42We've got chairs. All right, we're clear. Let's move. Keep it tight. We'll have to pick up the pace.
12:50All right. Hear that, Rhys? Can you get moving? Rhys? I tell you, I'll be silly. Rhys?
13:00Rhys? Well, you shouldn't be deteriorating this fast. Rhys? Can you hear me? It's Ian.
13:04What can we do? We can't break containment.
13:07Ian! This feels wrong. See if it itself terminates. Rhys? Rhys? Can you hear me?
13:14Uh, his breathing is increasing. Possible respiratory distress?
13:22Or perhaps he's just coming round. Let's give him some room, shall we?
13:25It's okay. I'm right here, baby.
13:30Hi there, Abel. You're in Holby City Hospital. My name's Dr Keogh.
13:34I think you've collapsed after your session today. How are you feeling now?
13:38Still cold. Yeah, yeah, sure. How long were you in the water for?
13:42I don't know. I'm not sure. I wasn't getting it right, sir.
13:47Yeah, I'm not sure I understand. How do you mean not getting it right?
13:50It's therapy. Not an open forum. But if you need specifics, I can talk to Dr Rudd.
13:55Yeah, I think that would be helpful. I'll be right back. Okay?
14:01I'm not sure how much Rudd is going to admit if he pushed it too far.
14:07Why don't I choose bloods just to check nothing else with them is?
14:12Yeah, okay.
14:17Ice bath was a real icebreaker. I want to see Abel.
14:20No, absolutely not. This is why he's so stressed. He won't leave him alone.
14:24Crazy idea. Why don't we ask him? Or does his opinion not matter?
14:28Fine. Leave it with me.
14:32Mrs V thinks Abel's the problem.
14:34Wants him fixed with conversion therapy.
14:36Enough! Agreed.
14:38You've already put him in hospital.
14:42Will you ask him?
14:43Er, yes. Okay. Just give me five minutes.
14:58Okay. Seems to be stopping.
15:00Finally.
15:01Alright. I'm gonna sort this bleed out.
15:03Pippa? Where's Pippa?
15:06You won't let me die, please.
15:08It's not gonna happen. Please, okay? Say nice and still for me.
15:12Quick clean up.
15:14He's in VT. He's thrown off at topics.
15:16Rhys, have you ever had any funny heart rhythms before?
15:20Any heart issues?
15:22Feels like it's beating out of my chest.
15:25So that's abdo pain, a seizure and now this.
15:27I think we need to radio Tim, ask him for some amiodarone or something else to slow his heart rate.
15:31Well, you know what he'll say. Any treatment risks exposure.
15:34But none of this fits with Marburg. What if they got it wrong at the airport?
15:37Okay. Until his bloods are back, we stick to his HIV protocol.
15:41So we just sit here and watch him deteriorate.
15:43Say if it's something else, something treatable.
15:45Our job is to keep him alive and keep the virus contained.
15:47Come on!
15:49Get him on his side, please.
15:51Don't put him on your side, buddy.
15:53Jacob, his bloods are back. All his numbers are in the normal range.
16:03Okay, so...
16:09It's okay, son. I'm right here.
16:11Can you show his bloods are normal?
16:13Yeah, his ALT is slightly elevated.
16:15Has this happened before?
16:17Or has he changed his medication recently?
16:20That's what I was trying to avoid.
16:22Avoid what?
16:23I had to get it online.
16:24Online?
16:25Okay, did you use a pharmacy?
16:27No, but...
16:28Check the dosage and the reviews.
16:30Okay, okay.
16:31Maria, can I get five milligrams pro-cyclybine as soon as you can?
16:34Wait!
16:35What happened?
16:36Breathe for me, breathe.
16:42All right, going in now.
16:44Okay, this will help.
16:45Okay, okay.
16:46All right, son, all right.
16:47You're gonna make me feel better.
16:49It's okay.
16:50I'm sorry, son.
16:51I'm sorry.
16:52I'm sorry.
16:53I'm sorry.
16:54I'm sorry.
16:55I'm sorry.
16:56I'm sorry.
17:09These pupils are huge.
17:10Are you good?
17:11No, the angle's too tight.
17:16No, the angle's too tight.
17:18All right, Tat's 81%.
17:19He's losing his airway.
17:20I need to take this up, yeah.
17:21Take such a nap.
17:23Come on.
17:24Come on.
17:25Come on.
17:26Come on.
17:27Come on.
17:28Come on.
17:29Come on.
17:30Come on.
17:31This isn't Marburg.
17:32It can't be.
17:33Someone's stopping it from going here.
17:34Stop.
17:35Come on.
17:36Come on.
17:37Come on.
17:38You can't do anything for me.
17:39What are you doing?
17:40What are you doing?
17:41Teddy, what are you doing?
17:43Teddy!
17:44It isn't Marburg.
17:45We don't know that yet.
17:46What, so we're just gonna sit and watch him choke to death?
17:48Teddy, we need clearance from Tim to do that.
17:49Stop.
17:50I can't wait.
17:51You need help.
17:52Wait.
17:53Teddy, stop.
17:54Come on.
17:55Please.
17:56Please.
17:57It's all right.
17:58I don't like this.
17:59Come on.
18:00It's choking.
18:01Come on, Rhys.
18:02I can see that there's an obstruction in his airway.
18:03Ian, come and have a look.
18:04I think I've got him.
18:05It's not Marburg.
18:06Ian, it's not.
18:07It's not.
18:08It's not.
18:09It's not.
18:10It's not Marburg.
18:11Ian, it's not.
18:12It's not Marburg.
18:13Ian, it's not.
18:14You can see that there's an obstruction in his airway.
18:15I think there's an obstruction in his airway.
18:16Ian, come and have a look.
18:17I think I've got him.
18:22It's not Marburg.
18:31Ian, it's not.
18:33No, that's not.
18:57Hey, grandson.
18:58Jacob, how'd it go?
19:00Well, it's more rotten by all accounts.
19:03I'm just glad he didn't see his dad like that.
19:05Yeah, it can happen with new meds.
19:07Um, Rash is gonna sort out some diphenhydramine for you to take home.
19:12I mean, it could be worse.
19:14At least you're not dealing with that.
19:17Yeah.
19:18I just hate the fact that he's going through this because of me, you know?
19:21Jacob, go and sit with him.
19:23He's gonna feel so much more settled with both of you there.
19:26You're right. Thanks.
19:28Have you spoke to me?
19:30What did he say?
19:31Um, I'll check with him now.
19:38Ah, that's good. That's very, very good.
19:40Okay, great.
19:41I don't know if I want you to squeeze back the tongue.
19:43I'm sorry, do you mind if I ask him something quickly?
19:45No, no, no, no.
19:46How about Roman? I already did.
19:48I don't want to see him.
19:50I don't want to see him.
19:51Dr. Hood's right.
19:52He pushed me into something I never wanted.
19:58I see.
19:59I'm getting stronger.
20:01You are.
20:02I'm so proud of you.
20:04Shall we go?
20:05Put him out of his misery?
20:07Um, please, take a break.
20:10Abel doesn't want to see you.
20:20Is that true?
20:21Yes, I'm sorry.
20:22Do you know what they're doing to him?
20:25It's not therapy, it's torture.
20:31Abel was very clear.
20:32He's my patient.
20:33I have to respect his wishes.
20:34So you'll look the other way.
20:36Let them break him.
20:38Let them break him.
20:41Thank God.
21:05A one?
21:08No way.
21:11Can't be.
21:12It's gotta be.
21:13Surely.
21:14Pat this tight, this is what they do.
21:15So what I'm saying, it's some sort of trouble?
21:17Well, it sounds crazy, but everything fits.
21:20The seizures, the heart stuff, pupils.
21:22Let's get a new set of obs, and if there's more in him, we need to move fast.
21:26Tim, uh, it's Teddy.
21:27Rhys has expelled a balloon of what looks like drugs.
21:29Um, his abdomen's distended, so there's likely that there could be more.
21:32He's in and out of tachyarrhythmias.
21:33Uh, he was in VT, now he's sinus tachy with PVCs.
21:34We're gonna need to divert to the nearest A&E.
21:35But the London teams are on standby, he needs specialist care.
21:36He's not gonna make it.
21:37He's overdosing.
21:38He's overdosing.
21:39He could arrest at any minute.
21:40Understood.
21:41Our nearest hospital's Holby.
21:42His abdomen's distended, so there's likely that there could be more.
21:45He's in and out of tachyarrhythmias.
21:47He was in VT, and now he's sinus tachy with PVCs.
21:52We're going to need to divert to the nearest A&E.
21:54But the London teams are on standby.
21:55He needs specialist care.
21:56He's not going to make it.
21:58He's overdosing.
21:59He could arrest at any minute.
22:00Understood.
22:01Our nearest hospital's Holby.
22:03All vehicles stay tight.
22:05We haven't had our route cleared that way,
22:07but I will coordinate with the police.
22:12We've just had confirmation.
22:16It is Marburg.
22:17So we need to follow the HCID protocol to the letter.
22:25Roger that.
22:27Tim, PPE protocol has been breached.
22:32We had to open the unit.
22:33We had to.
22:35Ian's been exposed.
22:42Once daily, if there's residual tightness.
22:45And for you, scaling back messes with your energy,
22:48so take it easy, yeah?
22:50Plenty of breaks?
22:51Yeah, in this place.
22:53Fair point.
22:54How do you like to unwind?
22:56Does online chess count?
22:58Not the most exciting hobby, but...
23:00E4 or D4?
23:03What's your first move?
23:05All right?
23:06Aw, beautiful people.
23:10So what are we going to do?
23:11Are we going to flirt all day,
23:12or would you like to come downstairs
23:13and do a little bit of work?
23:14Thanks.
23:17Just ask her out already.
23:19I told you, it's not like that.
23:21Hmm.
23:21Interesting.
23:22Brains for days, but no clue about women.
23:27Yeah, come in, guys.
23:29You right?
23:30Yeah, look, I'm sorry to land this on you,
23:31but we have a Marburg patient on divert.
23:33There's a drugs career, possibly an overdose,
23:36and there's been secondary exposure
23:39to the transport team.
23:40Faith, it was a heart operation,
23:43so Ian and Teddy were with the patient
23:46when the containment breach happened.
23:50Which means what, exactly?
23:52Ian has had direct exposure.
23:54Teddy, secondary contact.
23:56Now, we are across this, Faith,
23:58so if you want to take a step back...
24:00No, I don't.
24:00I hope for her.
24:01I want to help.
24:02Sure.
24:02Mm-hmm.
24:03Okay, thank you.
24:04The patient's wife's been notified
24:05and she's on route as we speak,
24:07so if when she gets here,
24:08you take her to the relative's room,
24:09keep her comfortable.
24:10For the rest of us, ETA is 10 minutes.
24:13We divert all non-critical patients to St. James.
24:15We set up a sealed area outside
24:17for containment staging,
24:18one inside for decontamination.
24:20We move fast, minimize the risk,
24:22and control this.
24:23Yeah.
24:24Okay.
24:26You all right?
24:26Mm-hmm.
24:31I'm going to see you.
24:47There you are.
24:48Uh, Dr. K said I could take a break.
24:51Yes, no, yeah, that's fine.
24:53How are you doing?
24:54Yeah, fine, good.
24:55Great.
24:55Well, just remember,
24:56if it feels too much
24:57or you need to step back,
24:59then I'll say the word.
25:01I will.
25:01Right, now,
25:02Dr. K's been pulled onto an HCID case,
25:05but he's cleared Abel Varga for cubicles,
25:07so could you sort that transfer, please,
25:09when you're free?
25:10Yes, I do, I know.
25:11It'd be much appreciated.
25:12It's about to get lively.
25:15Your man's got a lot going on.
25:17For the cardio stuff,
25:18you could try alpha blockers,
25:20benzos,
25:20calcium channel blockers,
25:22morphine,
25:23maybe sublingual nitro.
25:24Yeah, he'll take whatever you've got.
25:26Maybe that's his problem.
25:29No time for online chess today, then?
25:31No, no, not today.
25:33Do you reckon you'd be up for a game?
25:36In real life?
25:37Always down for some AFK action.
25:40Away from Keyboard?
25:42I thought you were down with the kids.
25:43No, not anymore.
25:44More of a cat person.
25:47Do you need to get that?
25:50Marburg's definitely more urgent.
25:53Sorry, a bear.
25:55Yeah, no, I should...
25:56Hi, hon.
25:57I told you not to call me at work.
26:06You're back.
26:08We're moving you to a quiet state.
26:09area.
26:10I'll be monitoring you for a few hours just to make sure everything is settled.
26:14There, see?
26:15That wasn't so bad.
26:16We can skip the ice baths next time.
26:20I...
26:20I'm not going back, Mom.
26:22I...
26:23I can't go back.
26:24You said you'd try.
26:26If you give up, I'm done, too.
26:31Dr. Rudd's a good man.
26:34He's helped lots of people like you.
26:36Good man.
26:37I told him.
26:38I told him.
26:38I was cold.
26:39I was shaking so bad, I couldn't breathe.
26:41It's important, Abel, to stay still and calm.
26:43He said you'd push back.
26:45It's part of the process.
26:47He kept me in there for ages.
26:48He won't let me out.
26:49Dr. Rudd said it was ten minutes.
26:51He's lying.
26:52Look at me.
26:53Your dressing is stuck to your suture.
26:55I'll just take a look.
26:56We're so close, Abel.
26:59Stay strong.
27:01Make the right choice.
27:04You think I'd choose this?
27:06I want to be normal.
27:10I just want it to stop.
27:12Yeah, the microbiologist has confirmed
27:16there is no licensed antiviral treatment for Marlberg.
27:18It's just symptom management.
27:20Can you follow it up with pharmacy, please?
27:21Ungozy, yeah, are you free, love?
27:23Achoo, sorry.
27:24How long do Teddy and Ian need to be in quarantine for?
27:26I'll have to check the guidance.
27:28Look, I know, I know it's tough
27:31when it's somebody that you care about,
27:32but, you know, sticking to protocol
27:34is the best way to keep everyone safe, believe me.
27:37Now, Cam, can you check the fit-to-sit patients
27:39and flag any that are ready for discharge?
27:41I need that space.
27:43Now, Jodie, Chloe, listen, if you are happy,
27:46I need you in full PPE.
27:51Ungozy, Miss Fargo said you just disappeared.
27:55We're trying to clear a resource.
27:56What's going on?
27:56Um, I'm sick.
28:00Can you tell Siobhan?
28:01Right, what's really going on?
28:03It doesn't matter.
28:04It matters to me.
28:07Eh, eh.
28:09The journal.
28:09None of it's working.
28:11I want to drink.
28:12I...
28:13I need a drink.
28:16It's perfectly normal.
28:17Is it normal to want to lick hand sanitiser off your hands?
28:20Okay, but the fact that you can say that to me out loud,
28:22that's a step forward.
28:24What we have...
28:24Guys, Dylan, come on.
28:26I need you suited up, man.
28:27Convo's due any minute.
28:28All right.
28:36Well, that's the last of our Holby drop-offs,
28:38for a while at least.
28:39I thought it was going to last this since COVID.
28:41Yeah, Marburg's next level, though.
28:42Yeah.
28:44Okay, no cheating.
28:46What is the correct PPE when you're dealing with an HCID case?
28:49Are we really doing this now?
28:50Is that your final answer?
28:51Oh, I'm toast, aren't I?
28:53No, but you'll be fine.
28:54Hey, anchor after work.
28:56We'll go through it then, yeah?
28:57Yeah.
29:06Mrs Varga, are you leaving?
29:08Yes, for his own good.
29:11You know you can't force him to change.
29:14Abel's struggled.
29:15Anxiety, depression, panic attacks.
29:18He wasn't like that before he moved away.
29:20He was vulnerable, susceptible.
29:24Roman groomed him, twisted him, turned him.
29:28Stop!
29:29Woke!
29:30Right on!
29:31I don't care.
29:33I care about Abel.
29:35If he could just bury that part of him,
29:38life would be so much easier.
29:40No, I wouldn't.
29:42Trust me.
29:43It's not some happy melting pot out there.
29:45It's my job to protect him.
29:47Well, if there's a way out, we'll take it.
29:51Even if it costs you your son?
29:53He'll come back.
29:55He's got no one else.
29:58Nowhere else to go.
30:08Are you Pippa Hindle?
30:10What's happening?
30:11Never tell me.
30:11Your husband needs emergency treatment.
30:13Yes, I know that, but why?
30:14They told me it is Marburg.
30:17So why aren't we in London?
30:19With the specialist people who know what they're doing.
30:22Look, I can't go into specifics right now, but you...
30:24You know about the drugs, don't you?
30:31They forced him people at the hotel,
30:32and he was terrified.
30:35Oh, I know it's the virus.
30:37It's a nightmare.
30:38Wait, are you OK?
30:39Is that chest pain?
30:40Bill's, um...
30:41It's stopping, OK?
30:43Come on, let's take you inside,
30:45and we'll get you looked at, OK?
30:47Come on, come with me.
30:52Are you ready to receive?
30:53Yep.
30:54Good luck.
30:54Thanks.
30:55OK, you're clear to lower the isolation unit.
31:14OK, and he needs cardiac support fast.
31:18He's living through all over the place.
31:19If you're still an opiate, we've got him an eye for oxygen.
31:22OK, don't you two assist with the transfer, all right?
31:25We'll take that inside.
31:27Just sit tight.
31:28We'll be decontaminated as soon as.
31:31All right, guys, let's go.
31:32Straight through, please, and turn left.
31:34You're back again?
31:41Chemical 6 is free.
31:42There's an infectious case coming in,
31:44but it's nothing for you to worry about.
31:46Lucky Roman's not here.
31:48He's a total germaphobe.
31:50About your mum, um...
31:52She left?
31:53I'm sorry.
31:55I seem to have that effect on people.
31:57OK.
32:04Let's get it home.
32:11Hmm?
32:11Bit of broccoli?
32:13Hiya, Babs!
32:15Gorgeous as ever.
32:16Him, not you.
32:17Of course.
32:19Well, you know, fresh nappy, now he's happy.
32:20Yeah, come on then, Grandpa.
32:22What's the latest?
32:24Well, um, Blake's doing OK.
32:26He's resting.
32:27Had a bad reaction to the meds.
32:29What, just out of the blue?
32:32Well, um...
32:34I got him off the site that I told you about.
32:36Oh, come on, man.
32:38You know better than that.
32:39It doesn't matter what it says on the label.
32:41It could be all sorts in there.
32:43You're right.
32:44You're right.
32:45I was desperate.
32:46I don't know what I was thinking.
32:48You were thinking like a dad, not a paramedic.
32:52Actually, Jen,
32:53can you take him for half an hour?
32:55Of course, of course, yeah.
32:58Why, what are you up to?
33:00I'm going to make sure Blake gets what he needs.
33:04I'm so sorry.
33:10Look, saying it ten times over ain't going to help.
33:12I signed us up to the virus express.
33:15Right, Teddy, I'm ready for you.
33:17Ian's been exposed.
33:18He's more at risk.
33:19But you didn't have direct contact, right?
33:20Exactly.
33:21Yeah, so we start with the least exposed.
33:23How does that make any sense?
33:25What, protocols, protocol?
33:26What does that mean?
33:27Nothing, I'm just saying.
33:28You just go with it.
33:29You're slowing things down.
33:30All right, I'll be back to see you now.
33:35All right.
33:46Hey, Becca.
33:47Hey.
33:48Right, I'm still waiting for your blood results coming back,
33:50but as far as I can see, it was a panic attack.
33:52Oh, I'm sorry I wasted your time.
33:56No.
33:56No, no, you didn't.
33:57You didn't.
33:59You know what, I feel shaky.
34:01And then my heart is still racing.
34:04Okay.
34:04Okay, well, let's just sit you in bed, okay?
34:07You've been through an awful lot.
34:09Yeah, I'll just take a minute.
34:11You looked it up, Marburg.
34:14There's no way to stop it.
34:17No cure.
34:18It's just a clock ticking down.
34:21Um, when can I see him?
34:25This is the longest we've been apart this holiday.
34:27Um, well, we're still waiting for your blood results.
34:31Yeah, so you're still a bit shaky.
34:33Let's wait a bit.
34:35They won't treat him any differently, will they?
34:38I mean, he's a victim, don't they?
34:39No, no, I promise he will get the best treatment, okay?
34:44Oh, I promise.
34:47Let me get you some privacy.
34:48What's wrong with the special milk?
34:56How do you know?
34:57Lucky guess.
35:00Is Roman still here?
35:01Hmm.
35:03Of all the bio suits, I thought he'd be long gone.
35:05Oh, I think he's rationing his breaths.
35:07But I can ask him to come through.
35:10Yeah, okay.
35:16My arm.
35:19Did Dr. Rudd do this?
35:21I didn't feel anything.
35:22The body temperature drops, the blood flow slows down.
35:29It can delay the bruising, numb the pain.
35:31He said it was easy.
35:37I didn't have to feel any different.
35:40Just act like I did.
35:44That's pretending.
35:47Right?
35:47Um, we'll keep your arm elevated.
35:58Keep me more comfortable.
36:00And I'll, um, I'll get a doctor to check it over,
36:03because it could be a fracture.
36:11Hi.
36:12Hi.
36:12Hi.
36:12Hi.
36:17Hi.
36:30Are we done now?
36:32Yeah.
36:32Just make sure you wash your hands thoroughly,
36:34and then Cam will take you through to cubicles to do your bloods.
36:47Okay, careful.
36:59So we have four by the looks of it,
37:03and any one could be the leaker.
37:05So let's just take them one at a time.
37:11It's a long way down, isn't it?
37:12Right.
37:13Are you struggling?
37:18There's a lot of resistance.
37:20Oh, that one's split, hasn't it?
37:21Okay, let's get that out.
37:24He's getting tacky.
37:25Yeah, no, I guess he is.
37:26Um, well, we'll keep an eye on it for now,
37:28but, um, we should stand by to shop, I think.
37:33Right, you know the drill.
37:34Quick rinse, strip the outer layer.
37:35Let's buy me dinner first.
37:37I'll start top to bottom, front to back.
37:39Oh, he's in BF, isn't he?
37:47Charging to 150, then.
37:49Um, can we have anybody in PPE?
37:51I need compressions, please, in here.
37:55So, and I'm charging to 150.
37:58I'm already exposed, it makes no difference.
37:59That's fine.
38:00Everybody clear, then, please?
38:01Shocking.
38:03Can we start compressions, please, Ian?
38:05Come on, Elise.
38:13What are you doing?
38:14No, you got me looking in there.
38:15I didn't know it was this bad.
38:18I'm sorry, neither did I.
38:19Come on, just a step away.
38:20Oh, so you can write him off?
38:22No chance.
38:23We would never do that.
38:24He isn't even a doctor.
38:26Don't you probably know if I know people.
38:29If you let him die...
38:34Okay, let's do a false check, then.
38:35Oh, we've got an album.
38:38We've got an album.
38:39Look, look, look, look.
38:42His heart's responded.
38:43They're taking for everything, okay?
38:45So he's going to be okay?
38:48Well, I mean, he's very ill,
38:51but it's a step in the right direction, okay?
38:54Can you help him, please?
38:56Oh, of course.
38:58Come on, come on.
39:00Step away.
39:01Yeah, well done, everyone.
39:02Well done, well done.
39:03Okay, let's go through the postcard.
39:05It's a run full set of bloods, I think, again, please.
39:08Thank you, Ian.
39:12That isn't the dynamic duo.
39:14Hi, Sonny.
39:14Um, I just wanted to talk to you about my son's medication.
39:18We spoke about this.
39:20We don't stop the brand you're after.
39:22But you could reach out to other pharmacists, maybe?
39:25Explain the situation.
39:26I tried.
39:27The supplier's saying it won't be available for the next six months.
39:30Did your son's psychiatrist talk to you about the new long-acting injectable?
39:35No, no, no.
39:36He doesn't respond well to adjustments.
39:39I mean, he just had an acute reaction.
39:40His doctor will give you more details,
39:43but it's the best option,
39:44unless you're willing to shell out for a private prescription.
39:47It's not cheap.
39:54Thanks.
39:54Sorry, it's a bit heavy for home time.
40:02You have a great night.
40:03I'll try, but Jake's already hyper.
40:06Getting him into bed is going to be a challenge.
40:11Jake's your son, isn't he?
40:13Like a cat, but more needy.
40:17I like kids.
40:18And I like cats.
40:19I like kids and cats.
40:21Get you a man who can do both.
40:22If you ever want to grab dinner
40:26or go to a movie?
40:29Yeah.
40:30Definitely.
40:32I mean, sure.
40:34Sure, why not?
40:41Teddy, we got your baseline,
40:43so you can go home.
40:44Right, thanks, Cam.
40:45What about Ian?
40:47He was exposed to fluids, so...
40:49Yeah, no, I know.
40:50I mean, is he OK?
40:52Well, he's just finishing in decon.
40:54Why?
40:54What's taken so long?
40:55Um, well, he stepped in.
40:57He gave your patient CPR.
40:59Were you arrested?
41:00Yeah.
41:00Look, they got Rosk.
41:02He's heading up to ITU now.
41:03I mean, it's touch and go,
41:04but he's holding on.
41:06All right.
41:08Oh, um, there's an ambulance waiting for you outside,
41:11by the way.
41:11Tim's still he wants to chat before you go.
41:13Is it your time?
41:27Yeah, well, I was slipping into something
41:29a little less comfortable, weren't I?
41:31Suja.
41:32Shut up.
41:33Get me wrong.
41:41I saw you in action earlier.
41:44I was impressed.
41:46Papa?
41:47Not so much.
41:48She said she wanted a real doctor.
41:51Yeah, well, everyone's a critic.
41:53Yeah, well, now she won't talk to the police,
41:55and she wants a lawyer.
41:57So, I guess not everyone is so predictable, are they?
42:03Is this the I told you so moment?
42:06No, Ian, I get it.
42:08I, you're, you're, you take risks.
42:12That's who you are.
42:15Unpredictably reckless.
42:16Yeah.
42:18And I'm glad, because,
42:21because you took your biggest risk on me, didn't you?
42:25I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad.
42:32Hey.
42:35So, Flynn's making the most of her single life,
42:38then I just saw him out with Chloe.
42:39Oh, he's racking up them dates like a loyalty card.
42:43That's okay.
42:44So, I was thinking I'd start you off
42:46with a more general question.
42:47Okay.
42:47What made you want to be a paramedic?
42:51My nan was sick for ages,
42:53and I had to call the ambulance a couple of times.
42:56Each team were just brilliant with her.
42:59Made her feel good, even at her worst.
43:01That was perfect.
43:02Really?
43:03Yeah.
43:04Nans are the best, aren't they?
43:05Yeah.
43:06Like superheroes.
43:07They're better biscuits.
43:10Right, now let's do a technical question.
43:14One sec.
43:14Walk me through the steps you take
43:22when responding to a suspected cardiac arrest.
43:26Hmm?
43:27Sorry?
43:28Do you want me to repeat the question?
43:30Yes, please.
43:31Walk me through the steps you take
43:33when responding...
43:34Are you okay?
43:34Yeah, I'm just, um...
43:37It helps me focus.
43:39You can't do that in an interview.
43:41Come on, open your eyes.
43:44I'll do a different one.
43:45It's...
43:48It's bad enough for a woman to drink,
43:51but...
43:52Being in a same-sex relationship,
43:56it's much worse.
43:59And I wanted it to stop.
44:01I'm sharing today, because, uh...
44:05My sponsor...
44:10said it's a really important step.
44:21And hiding who I am for so long...
44:25It's a big part of why I'm here.
44:29So I think...
44:34I hope...
44:37that I am ready to stop hiding.
44:40Sorry to keep you waiting. I wanted a debrief while it's fresh.
45:06Can we do this tomorrow?
45:07I know it's been a long day, but I've got to report to ops.
45:11Your breach put three people at risk.
45:13I'm very aware of that. I just need a bit of space.
45:16You okay?
45:18Fine.
45:19You don't look it?
45:20I'm fine.
45:22Is there any news on Ian?
45:23Well, yeah, he'll be quarantined. He'll be given the very best care.
45:25Did you hear about his heroics?
45:27That's what he does.
45:29Yeah, I had my doubts, but he's certainly proven himself.
45:33Unlike me.
45:33I can't argue with you there.
45:36Are we, um, are we done now, or...?
45:39Not even close.
45:41Being part of heart means facing the fallout, not wallowing when things go wrong.
45:46I'm not sure you've got the right mindset.
45:49You're right.
45:50You are right. There is no point in dragging this out.
45:52I'll hand in my gear, my paperwork, whatever you need.
45:54Look, look, you've had a tough day. If you want to take some time...
45:58No.
45:59No time.
45:59I'm done.
46:00I'll be right back.
46:04You're gone.
46:06I'm burned.
46:08Ah!
46:08Let's go.
46:38Let's go.
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