Live Rescue: Most Viewed Moments from Mesa, Arizona - Part 1 | ONE-HOUR COMPILATION | A&E

We will calm him down. If someone is combative, that creates a lot of challenges for us because we can get hurt and they can get hurt, so we have a couple different medications we can give them. them and then just calms them down, we can move them to the stretcher, we can get a better physical assessment of them to see how they are doing and then we can get them out of the hospital without them fighting with us all the time. That's right, what's up, mate? You can talk with me? You can talk with me? Do you hear me?

What's your name? Okay, we're not going to do that now, but we're trying to take care of you, man. I'll take you to the hospital, yeah, why is that? Because you're acting a little different. I don't think you act like that all the time. You know why, because you guys lied to me, bro, nobody lied to you, man, yeah. Can you tell us what you took so we can tell the doctors? Yeah, try it, it's okay man. It works

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of the time it's okay, dude, well just relax man, what's up? wait, fool, now going anywhere there is a stop, that's it, I'm not going to eat, I'm not like that, everything is fine spiritually, so Max Max dose by dose. yeah we don't want to over medicate them so we always start with the lower amount, we give it a chance to work, he's still being verbally aggressive, he's not very happy so we want to make him happy, we want to calm them down.

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ner's drawing. a second dose of this medication, this ketamine, we'll give it to him and hopefully he'll be going to sleep here shortly. Second notice on board, okay, thanks brother. I think we can probably take them off this side and then put them on. football jerseys yeah Gurney's right behind you guys okay wait we're gonna take the handcuffs off the guys and okay okay man he's sleeping now man even with just alcohol you could convince a little someone you couldn't reason with. This gentleman will get some blood work done, find out what he's under the influence of, check all of his vitals and make sure he's sober before he goes to jail to deal with whatever's going on here this morning. evening.

I will inform you that he had to jump out of his girlfriend's window and the patients claimed that he was attacked by his girlfriend's father in conscious alert, but he jumped out of a window and now he is with the police secure scene and we will see what kind of injuries has. car window or an a

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ment, it sounds like the uh apartment or a house, guys, don't forget his vest since we're on the street. Daniels is here, he's fine, we only have numerous, so I'll tell you what happened outside, Bud. Then he was like we're arguing with my girlfriend and my mom okay and I guess your dad heard and the parents don't like me at all okay we fixed things we're just trying to fix things and I had I guess the father and uncle were trying to break this door, they had to push him out of the room.

Oh, let's start fighting. Know? Can we clean just his arm? Yes, is it a second floor window? Oh, there is one. trailers two windows we'll take you to the hospital, okay, get those cuts, especially with glass, you know, when you break glass, they have to make sure all the glass is on the outside, so they'll clean everything up for you. I'll probably take x-rays and make sure the glass is out. There's some blood on his phone. Let me take this to make it seem like, instead of getting into a physical argument or confrontation with the father, he actually broke a window.

He jumped out the window. window and then he left and ended up here, on the corner, and they called the police, so, nothing about the fall, it was a one-story house, so he just went out the window and he has a couple of lacerations that he needs some stitches and a lot of glass, so we have to make sure all the glass is out, he keeps those wounds clean, gets those stitches done and then moves on, hopefully everything works out for him, Bud, good luck with everything. Thank you sir, it is difficult, I have two daughters at home and I heard an argument in one of his rooms.

I'm going to be a little upset and worried about my daughter, so let's get one side of the story, I hope you can. Figure it out, we are responding to a certified convenience store or a man who is incoherent like he is on drugs or something crazy. Are you back in the dumpster? Yes, let's drive there, foreigner, what's your name? What is it? Do you have an ID? No, oh. Her eyes are a point, so her eyes are constricted, which usually indicates opiate use. Yes, I'll give him a smart camera if you can see that his eyes are that small.

They are accurate, indicating opioid use. Hey, if you don't. wake up we're going to give you a medication that won't hurt you that much he's definitely in the beginning stages of an overdose he responds to what we call painful stimulus and we rub his chest but he's not what we call small alert and oriented he pushes once we start the IV, we'll give you some Narcan which reverses the effects of the opiates, wake up, you know what city you're in, which one we're taking you to the hospital in, whatever you took, you took too much. I guess we're going to load it up, we're going to give it two more on the trip that used to be, you give it two, maybe four milligrams, you get a couple of doses and they were alert and talking to you and it seems like in the last few years I'm giving two , then four, then another two and another two and sometimes even more than that, just to get them to the point where they like to talk to you a little strangely.