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Casualty 24/7

Sister Jane manages ambulance arrivals, Dr Nick Mani receives a critically ill one-day-old baby, and cricket legend Dickie Bird is in for a follow-up appointment.

Series 2
On a busy night shift, paramedics rush in 74-year-old Barry, struggling to breathe. 10-week-old Harry has suspected sepsis, a potentially life-threatening condition if left untreated. For junior doctor George, it's not just any night shift - it's his 30th birthday.
It is nurse Jade's final shift, Dr Nick Mani sees a nine-month-old with a high temperature, and bodybuilder physiotherapist Jovan helps 90-year-old Audrey, who bashed her head in the hospital restaurant.
Paediatric sister Jemma Wray deals with two critically ill children, both rushed in by ambulance within ten minutes of each other. Ten-year-old Kai has been having seizures, and 18-month-old Joel is struggling to breathe.
A busy Monday becomes a record-breaker as the team deal with 349 patients. Junior Doctor Dan is on standby for the arrival by ambulance of a ctiically-ill patient with a suspected brain injury. And 79-year-old Geoffrey is brought in having been rescued from a muddy field after his spaniel caused him to fracture his knee.
Series 3
The hospital is two porters down, marking a big problem for Sister Jane. Onetime security guard at the hospital, Ken is brought in over stroke concerns. And, a 90-year-old with an injured finger.
When the 'red phone' rings, staff rush to help a woman who has arrived in an ambulance and is struggling to breath. Former showbiz pianist, 84-year-old Terry, comes in with a badly-broken ankle and the fear he may never dance again.
Consultant Doctor Sue checks over a gentleman found unconscious at home. Doctor George treats elderly patient Pearl who is struggling for breath, and just wants to get home to her cat.
Advanced Nurse Practitioner Dave tries to get to the bottom of patient June's puzzling symptom - her newly black tongue!
Series 2
By far the most common customers are elderly patients, including 90-year-old Sheila with a racing heartbeat. Nurse Chloe runs the triage hub, deciding who needs urgent care.
Series 3
Nurse Chloe answers the call when a toddler is brought in with sepsis, a potentially fatal disease that attacks the organs. 84-year-old Norman is brought in after falling getting out of his mobility scooter.
A man is treated after being involved in a serious motobike accident. A teenager prone to severe asthma attacks is rushed into resus with breathing difficulties.
There are complications when Wendy, who suffers from kidney failure, is admitted with a heart condition. Two builders are rushed into casualty after a roof collapsed at their work site.
Series 2
As a heatwave hits Yorkshire, the patient numbers rise with the temperature. Three-year-old Ophelia had a mishap with the suncream, Mark suffered an accident with his garden shredder, and Jack passed out at work.
The ambulances are stacking up outside, a patient goes into cardiac arrest, then the fire alarm goes off and Sister Benita Wainwright must lead the evacuation.
Registrar Dr Nick Mani's workload doubles when paramedics bring in both 67-year-old Paul, who is struggling to breathe, and 72-year-old Russell, who is suffering from severe chest pains. Dr Dyfrig Hughes treats Michael, who was brought in by ambulance after falling ten feet from a ladder while cutting hedges.
Series 3
Nurse Chloe answers the call when a toddler is brought in with sepsis, a potentially fatal disease that attacks the organs. 84-year-old Norman is brought in after falling getting out of his mobility scooter.
New Junior Doctor Alex is thrown into the maelstrom and faces his first patient, a man with a suspected case of sepsis. Fellow new doc Jake's first patient is an 84-year-old lady who has fallen down the stairs.
Series 2
Freezing fog has descended across the whole of South Yorkshire, so A&E is inundated with weather-related accidents and emergencies.
With the computer system down, the staff resort to a whiteboard to keep track of everyone. Patients include an elderly man due to fly to Cyprus in two days, a former miner with breathing difficulties, a youngster with a footballing injury and a case of suspected meningitis.
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