Rescue 911 - Episode 626 - Dirt biker heat stroke (Part 2)

[XtremeBikeSkillz]

Great story!!!

[lunatrey]

Very very smart kid NO JOKE!!

[MTflims]

Stroke

[MTflims]

I had a heat strike and threw up a bunch in the desert

[pbscraze]

@MTflims Oh, how AWFUL!!!

[jposh707]

In this one the little kid is totally smarter than the "grownup!"

[Snoep76239]

107 degree body temp!? Holy cow.

[MrHaloSlayer123]

Great job kid, your brother is now a vegdeble

[astroboyfan1]

why does he get to drive a car

[steweywillrocku]

Josh Lichtle had one at red bud....rip

[okpapereat]

you guys so lucky so warm, here its so cold it could freeze hell over including phoenix. -50 last winter. A cat was frozen solid like a pack of meat. Though i have never been to phoenix, i confident i know how to how to handle heat. White shirt, Lots of water.

[PunkyPlow]

My friend got a minor heat stroke at a camp that had no fans or air conditioning. I think she said she had 1 or 2 more sometime after that, but I'm not sure. But I'm absolutely positive that she had at least 1. Her mom doesn't let her wear deodorant in any hot weather anymore, so she won't be as likely to have another one (since sweating is the body's natural cooling system).

[Vapor11k]

Awwww how cute

[michaelisbell46]

a month ago on April 1, I was riding on my bike on my home from volunteering at a nearby church and had fallen off of my bike and fractured both the bones in my left forearm and luckily for me there was an officer nearby

[VampireMoonLight78]

Im from Phoenix Arizona and i think that hospital was John C. Lincoln. it looks different now but i know thats it.

[PrincessEli82]

@VampireMoonLight78 So am I. Actually I grew up in a suburb called Fountain Hills.

[collz1997]

and stupid teacher make us go outside on boiling hot days and run around

[pearldrummer20]

anyone els notice they cut the clip RIGHT before the lady was about to fall at 4:22.

what a shame...

[Fan2La]

And lassie saves baby I think that's what is it about

[TiffxthexTreeHugger]

such a sweet kid...I bet he really loves both his parents

[actionfront]

moral of the story, dont live in Arizona or else you burn alive

[zamroc100]

@actionfront amen!

[timmyy021604]

I hope that little kid managed to take some of that gear off of his dad in the first place. That might have help atleast some.

[Zeffygoth]

Jumping up and down frantically and stuff...

[TheShannonmoo]

what is the episode after this ???

[allgood2000]

@TheShannonmoo It's all part of Episode 626. That segment is about a teenage girl who falls into a ravine while hiking.

[gratsk8r]

i would shut the door and turn on the a/c and soak him in water

[DSPARTAN1000]

why was that lady holding the thermometer wearing a welding type mask?

[jul644]

do u steel ride  and did u get the bikes back

[yoyobmxbaseballfan]

i was born here

[yoyobmxbaseballfan]

my dad loves to motorcycing

[bmxiscool83]

@yoyobmxbaseballfan hi my name name is yoyobmxbaseballfan and my dad loves to motorcycling...(wtf is up with that?)

[jethangar]

That hunk o' junk truck looks like the type that doesn't have a/c.

[500Videos]

Did they get their dirt bikes???

[MrTopramen12]

@500Videos no i stole them

[chrisz71]

Don't go out in the mid day sun, just like my dog's an english man? Did I hear that right? What a weird saying.

I would have thought to take his clothes off, but people are saying you can get burned that way. Jeez. Damned if you do and damned if you don't.

[vickiormindyb]

I heard the following:

'Don't go out in the midday sun,

like mad dogs and English men.'

[CassieLopez]

@chrisz71 "Mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun" It's the title of a famous song by Noel Coward, satirising the unwillingness of English people to adopt the custom of taking a siesta during the heat of the day in tropical climates.

[SizzlinNinja]

The lord saved this guys life! Out of all the ways to almost die on a dirtbike, I would never have thought this!

[Tefee19]

Wouldnt the truck have had AC they should have put it on

and they should have taken off his protective gear!

[jbr1188]

they did take off his gear and i thought they should put on the a/c too

[RunAMuckGirl]

What a good little man that kid is! Bravo!

[davinp]

I saw a show called "I shouldn't be alive" that showed a scout group hinking in the mountains on a very hot day. Everyone had become dehydrated and exhausted out in the heat all day. Sadly one of the 15 years old boys collapsed and died. The doctors that came upon the scence was unable to save him.

[KrazyRMjumps]

i saw thats same show..

[Dropkick32X]

I do landscaping and I never had a heatstroke and I take care of myself good by drinking water and cover my head with a hat or towel. But one time I worked not wearing my hat for like 5mins and the sun was burning that day, I got lightheaded dizzy and weak. To all ppl reading this comment, DONT UNDER ESTIMATE THE SUN, which what happen to these two.

[cutie3703]

see dats y adults shuld teach us how to drive in case of an emergency

[abhitron]

Paul sounds just like Willem Dafoe.

[pbrbound]

WTF ARE YOU PUTTING ICE WATER ON HIM FOR!!!!?!?!?!?...that causes a nice lil deadly thing we call SHOCK!

[tututuk]

my niece got one today=(=(=(

[jesse0192]

hey, i remember this show's entrance theme song!!! i watched this all the time!

[chrisplushado]

Isn't that child a bit to young to drive?

by like at least 3 years

[GuitarHero2131]

lol mike mcdonald is my uncle's name XD

[Bryan198026]

It seems to me the kid had more sense than the grownup here.

[ImTheMasterOfu]

Dang Homies

[sexigurl112]

what did he mean dogs and English men

[Elurofila]

I didn't get that one either

[RunAMuckGirl]

There is a saying that goes... "Only mad dogs and Englishman go out in the mid day sun" LOL

[ILOVEFIRESTAR41]

did they get the dirtbikes?

[hollyzone]

excellent episode!

i had heat stroke once. it's NO fun.

[fsxfanatic]

What happened to the motor bikes?

[MXHondas230]

i think they got them after they saved his dads life.

[Francis115pinoy]

maybe... they forgot about it, lemme check if its still there

[zzannie84zz]

He is 13 years old

[klxman35]

he did the right thing

[carlinj832000]

all i have to say is thank god for cellphones these days.

[modfon654]

yea

[MXHondas230]

they had cell phones then, but now they're better, lol.

[arp666]

you dont want to take someones clothing off outside in the middle of summer in phoenix, people get second degree sunburns quickly out here all the time.

[xxxViiKatexxx]

smart kid :)

[SalinaDestinyGirl]

Ah! In that part where he talks about scared of losing a father! His biological one passed away! Just a guess!

[speeddemon157mph]

yea if its like 115 outside lol but if its like 70 to 85 u should be ok but if its any higher bring a camelback

[happy7117]

Don't go out in the mid-day sun. You'll get heat stroke, and that's no fun.

Right on Paul!

[MsEndo420]

happened to me, out riding at 8 in the morning in phoenix, i flipped over the bars and couldn't move my leg so i was stranded, then tried to get back up on my back to ride back, passed out from heat stroke, then i was out of it and passed out and fell 4 times on the way back to the truck

[hylander89]

HEY good Idea with the part 2 link in the vid! could u do that wit all of them?

[tinmanlover1994]

do you have the rescue 911 espide of a boy in that one corintery win he plays wite frie and his mom helps him and his dad tacks him two the hospital in a pikup trick do you have that one i you do i will love two see it it has two parts if you have i will love two see it so i hope you have it but if you do not that will be ok becose i am a big fan of the show i saw the espideo on tlc in 2003 and i have not sin it sine and i mess the show lets hope that the show comes back one day wite new resues

[vickiormindyb]

The most important signs of heat exhaustion are profuse sweating, difficulty breathing and eventually muscles cramps.

Heat exhaustion precedes heat stroke. Treat it first and, as OneSkiWonder said, you'll avoid the stroke phase.

The difference between heat exhaustion & heat stroke is that the patient stops sweating in stroke phase. If they're sweating they have heat exhaustion.

I'm a Paramedic now, but I learned all this when I became an EMT-Basic, the first rung on the EMS ladder.

[1985Nebraska]

I have worked outdoor jobs in hot and humid weathers before. It is very important to rehydrate even if you don't feel thirsty. When you feel thirsty, that means that you are exhausted from the heat. I've seen someone collapse because of thirst and heat exhaustion from the hot sun years ago. It's not a pretty sight to see when you see someone collapse. When he collapsed, he did respond when a few workers and I went to him.

[OneSkiWonder]

Heat exhaustion: move the patient to shade, give them water and fan them and they'll be fine.

Heat stroke: remove clothing, pour cold water on the person, fan them, put them in shade and get professional medical attention.

Heat stroke is much worse then heat exhaustion. When the man was having issues getting up that hill because he was tired, that was heat exhaustion. Left unchecked, heat exhaustion leads to heat stroke, a life threatening condition.

[PredatorBrendan]

I hope someone delivers first segment of this episode.

[travelplus1]

gas gas

[DorvellTStewart]

Dave, could you post the segment where the girl falls down the hill? Or, are you still waiting for the first segment from this episode?

[allgood2000]

I'm pretty much done posting segments at this point, unless they're requests for someone who gives me episodes I'm looking for.

[ilovenxstage]

I have problems in heat, and have collapsed several times from severe heat exhaustion. Never had anything that bad, though.

[happy7117]

I said this already, but wearing out that gear made him hotter. Multiply that with that very hot day.

Like a microwave!!!

Mike said they would be gone for a few hours.

In my opinion, a few hours was too long. Try an hour.

[Maryanne247]

Especially in Phoenix. It probably got to 120 that year in July. When I was little just being out in the sun for 5 minutes was too much. Couldn't go outside barefoot either that's how hot the sidewalks are

[angelsgurl]

The whole time i was thinking, TAKE HIS CLOTHES OFF, pour WATER on him and FAN HIM!!

Seems like common sense...but then again im a nursing student.

[OneSkiWonder]

EMT here. One thing I've learned, common sense isn't all that common.

[angelsgurl]

That is so true. But I would know to do that even without being in nursing school...lol

[OneSkiWonder]

It's nice to know that someone has some brains in the skull that's provided to us. :)

[PredatorBrendan]

You know what, this one is qute a interesting segment. Boy, I cretainly won't go out at midday Arizona because of what happened to that guy. Believe me, I won't do that.

[KatieJean1985]

Where's part one?

[happy7117]

"We should have never gone anywhere if our safety was in question. We should have been a lot more carefull".

You should have thought of that before you went with your girl to that rainy slushy muddy hill by the river..learn from your mistakes. Their mistake almost cost her her life.

[PredatorBrendan]

With her sliding down that slippery mountain hill to that river, I don't think you want to do shortcuts on hiking trips or something.

[happy7117]

Completely agree. That hill looked mighty steep too.

[happy7117]

What does Paul say:

"Don't go out in the mid-day sun,(........)an English one"

[CesMan83]

Paul says "'Don't go out in the mid-day sun,'like 'Mad Dogs and Englishmen"...it's an old song, I believe

[jeffrey11jeff]

awesome videos

[MASTAFLY]

nice video allgood this is really a sad one but that boy is courageous 5/5

[gregorkrause]

hi allgood you told me that the 620's-700's werent syndicated than how is this a half hour not full hour episode?

[allgood2000]

It wasn't a half-hour, I split it myself. Also, 620-625 were syndicated, 626-714 were not.

[domesticzoo]

wow

[molly1002]

Love it!!!!!!!!!!

[kaliandpia123]

i love theese videos but not the sad parts and good job

[trainxing100]

glad you got atleast some part of this episode. poor guy having a heat stroke