SMS while driving
i will never ever send an sms while driving!
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2. WildMonkey commented 12 years ago
Stupid teenagers? It's more likely than you think.


4. etplayer commented 12 years ago
Omg so many technical issues with this.
4:05 and several other places. Thats a 15 liter a minute non rebreather mask. If its not inflated, its not working. It's not inflated, ever.
7:50 The top green line is her cardiac rhythm, as you can see, shes perfect sinus at 77 beats per minute. The yellow states sp02, (basically measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood), if its at 100 and goes to 0 the connector popped off (note the blue alarm that says 'sensor off') unless she instantaneously used up all the oxygen in her blood.
8:13 (every tv show ever made gets this one wrong) Asystole is NOT a shockable rhythm. The purpose of a shock is to depolarize the entire heart at once, allowing the hearts normal pacemakers (the SA or AV nodes) take over and pace the heart as normal.
I know its all about drama, but jesus it would be nice to see someone get some of this shit right for once.
4:05 and several other places. Thats a 15 liter a minute non rebreather mask. If its not inflated, its not working. It's not inflated, ever.
7:50 The top green line is her cardiac rhythm, as you can see, shes perfect sinus at 77 beats per minute. The yellow states sp02, (basically measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood), if its at 100 and goes to 0 the connector popped off (note the blue alarm that says 'sensor off') unless she instantaneously used up all the oxygen in her blood.
8:13 (every tv show ever made gets this one wrong) Asystole is NOT a shockable rhythm. The purpose of a shock is to depolarize the entire heart at once, allowing the hearts normal pacemakers (the SA or AV nodes) take over and pace the heart as normal.
I know its all about drama, but jesus it would be nice to see someone get some of this shit right for once.


10. IDK399 commented 12 years ago
alcohol? add that to the mix. Hang around an A&E entrance on a Friday night and you'll see a lot more streaming in.
@5 Give number #4 a break. I'm in IT. And it pains me when I see "hackers" in movies type nonsense on screen and slap "enter". Or an actor holds a rifle with the stock in his armpit. I'm sure he's tortured enough every time he watches a hospital scene on TV.
@5 Give number #4 a break. I'm in IT. And it pains me when I see "hackers" in movies type nonsense on screen and slap "enter". Or an actor holds a rifle with the stock in his armpit. I'm sure he's tortured enough every time he watches a hospital scene on TV.


11. GhostInShell commented 12 years ago
only difference from reality, there is more innocent victims than in this. sadly 



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14. Sebastien commented 12 years ago
"Mommy, Daddy, wake up!" LOL


16. peacinu commented 12 years ago
#8 Indeed it is. There so many dump people talking/texting to their cell phones while driving. It became like a fashion nowadays; it's like you can't drive unless your using your cell phone. Well most people can't understand that when driving they should concentrate only on doing that. We're not like computer processors, able of multitasking, we can't do 2 different things perfectly at the same time, only one at a time. Once I got off my friend's car because he was too slick just to drive. So when he started using
his phone while driving I told him to stop the car, I got off and walked away. He kept on saying that he's a great driver and he's in control. I kept on walking. Later that day his parents called me telling me he had a car accident and he's in a critical condition. I end up being safe, while he didn't. After months of recovering finally he learned his lesson. Since then he's not that slick anymore.
#4,#5,#6 It's about the message, guys! The message. Look at the video's title. What does it say? Does it say "medical mistakes in movies"?
#1 you must be such an idiot. Grow up! Comments like that don't make you funny.
But who am I to argue with? Long live the indifference! Right?

his phone while driving I told him to stop the car, I got off and walked away. He kept on saying that he's a great driver and he's in control. I kept on walking. Later that day his parents called me telling me he had a car accident and he's in a critical condition. I end up being safe, while he didn't. After months of recovering finally he learned his lesson. Since then he's not that slick anymore.
#4,#5,#6 It's about the message, guys! The message. Look at the video's title. What does it say? Does it say "medical mistakes in movies"?
#1 you must be such an idiot. Grow up! Comments like that don't make you funny.
But who am I to argue with? Long live the indifference! Right?





20. detonatordan commented 12 years ago
#1 you're on snotr to fap?!


21. JohnMichael commented 12 years ago
Have no one made a joke about the British driving on the wrong side of the road yet? 



22. etplayer commented 12 years ago
@10 Thanks! I work as a nurse on a telemetry (cardio) unit. I live and breathe this crap, and yeah I don't see why, if they can get life line choppers, ambulances and all of the emergency equipment, etc, etc, etc, together, for this flick, why they can't figure out how to make it authentic.
They didn't use matchbox cars for the crash scenes. They didn't use ketchup for the blood. Why not put a bit more effort into it? Thats all Im saying
They didn't use matchbox cars for the crash scenes. They didn't use ketchup for the blood. Why not put a bit more effort into it? Thats all Im saying



23. GJJACKSON1968 commented 12 years ago
Well, we will let women drive.
+14 1. thejackel commented 12 years ago