Name: ビルから飛び降りた人を救った (I Saved Someone Who Jumped Off A Building)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:03:52.000Z
Duration: 6 min 2 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

- I'm an ER nurse and I treated a patient

who thought he could fly and this is that story.

in the one of the busiest emergency rooms in downtown LA.

and he was admitted for a traumatic brain injury.

He'd finished his first year of medical school

so it was just natural for him to celebrate his achievement.

He had drank alcohol and he took two 100 milligram pills

Mixing the alcohol with the ecstasy can heighten the effect

of the ecstasy and also increase the time of effect.

In the ER we do see a lot of patients abuse ecstasy

they don't try it, they don't go near it.

that you see or hear things that are not actually there

So his friends thought he was joking initially,

and he'd taken ecstasy and alcohol together,

it was too late to stop him from falling.

Luckily he broke his fall by hitting a tree

He was unconscious and he had obvious signs

of traumatic brain injury, irregular breathing,

there was clear fluid that comes out of the nose and ears

Also he had a lot of pressure built up in his brain.

It can cause seizure, strokes and even sometimes death.

In the ER everyone has to act really fast,

Maybe several nurses come to one patient,

putting in IVs, one nurse is putting in an IV,

Everything happens pretty fast in the ER.

Almost just like you see in the Hollywood movies.

The family of our patient is also our patient,

so his parents were traumatized, especially his mother

who was initially had heard what happened

and thankfully they were in LA at the time

and she came in and she was just crying hysterically

and just I held her hand and told her that, you know,

were doing as much as they can to stabilize her son,

her only son, and hopefully save his life.

it's because the brain is working so hard

So when that happens the brain starts to swell up

so in order to stop the brain from working so much,

a doctor will go in and use medication to induce coma.

not only are they affected by the initial trauma

to the brain but they're affected by the coma

and the medications that they were given.

or sometimes in a minimally conscious state

So the patient was in an induced coma for two weeks,

finally and thankfully, his pressure in the brain decreased

So to my surprise when the patient awoke,

he didn't have any changes in his personality,

So all the doctors and nurses worked really hard

to get him to where he was at the end of his stay.

to thank all the nurses that were still working there,

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ビルから飛び降りた人を救った (I Saved Someone Who Jumped Off A Building)

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