In Austin, Henry and Matt try to figure out what is causing a woman who’s been drinking tequila to feel much more out of it than simply being drunk in this clip from Season 1, Episode 3, “Ready for Anything”. #NightwatchNation
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32 thoughts on “Nightwatch Nation: Excessive Donations (Season 1, Episode 3) | A&E”
  1. Less blood = more alcohol effect while at a location named Tequila. And also helps pay for said alcohol access. Strategy? (Though to her credit at the time of the video taking, to me she didn't appear to be intoxicated) . . Hmm. Signed, RTD Inner-city Paramedic.

  2. Shes got a rare typing and theyre milking her dry.

    Thats my thought. I do too, and I get royal treatment at those places and ads aplenty.

  3. i know my city i was like that’s Austin- and I was right ☺️🥰

  4. Most of y’all are stupid plasma is pretty much just water the FDA states a person can donate plasma twice a week skip at least one to two days between your donations it’s 100% healthy the reason she passed out because after donating plasma your supposed to rest 2-4 hours and drink a gallon of water and eat something healthy she decided to go to a bar and take tequila shots instead of drinking water and she wonders why she passed out becuSe you don’t listen and follow instructions that’s why

  5. see… i wasnt treated this nicely when i fainted and the ambulance was called. they were laughing bc i was crying since i was scared and in pain from how hard i hit my head and kinda just seemed annoyed that i was there and they had to come??

  6. When they said low Potassium I did not know what to feel cause my nana has a seizure disorder and a couple months ago or late 2019 she had a mild seizure and they said she had low potassium can any answer what potassium does cause it thought you get it form bananas

  7. I've never heard of a blood bank allowing you to donate that often, she must be going to different ones and not telling them she's depleted.

  8. What medical personnel let her donate that much? And Ofcourse you’re gonna feel sick from that much donating and not eating and drinking alcohol😂 wow

  9. Paramedics (Advanced Life Support) would start an IV which they then did, and would give something called lactated ringer‘s bolus solution.

    “…lactate solution, also known as sodium lactate solution and Hartmann's solution, is a mixture of sodium chloride, sodium lactate, potassium chloride, and calcium chloride in water. It is used for replacing fluids and electrolytes in those who have low blood volume or low blood pressure.”

    That would be my guess with her potassium being low even though they didn’t know that at the time, As well as low blood pressure – LR IV Bolus treatment Would Be beneficial to this patient in the EMS setting.

  10. Donating blood and plasma are very different.. Plasma you get paid for the time you spend there most would think its for the plasma its for the time… bc the process can be time consuming depending on the person. You can donate twice in a 7 day period that is it so people have there set days most time they come regularly in that month. If you are eating healthy and drinking plenty of water answering the screening questions honestly and also answering the questions of the on site nurses you should not have these reactions. Yes they can happen some people just can not handle donating that is alright. Trained personal also nurses that help with reactions if they happen at the center. Alcohol is dehydrating her for one she needed to be drinking plenty of water eating something…. The blood is given back to her along with white blood cells other proteins. Saline is mandatory so she got electrolytes back she need more was probably told exactly that remember drink water…. Ect..

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