Hospital (Szpital)

Hospital

- Who's assisting him? - Me.

Sicinski speaking.

Have they brought anyone in this morning?

I've just got in. What is it?

Any idea where they've taken her?

Operation room. Thanks a lot.

A woman jumped off the fourth floor of a building.

She's in x-ray right now. They'll bring her in shortly.

A 29-year-old.

Some Bulgarian or something...

She threw herself off the fourth floor.

At the fork junction. He went flying over the barrier.

Did he get thrown off the road?

Yes, then he overturned, most likely.

- Is that the old granny? - Yes, she's 92.

- Is there any blood for her? - I don't think so.

- Whose ward is she in? - Dr. Kaminski's.

- In room 4. - Is Mrs. Aftonicz in your ward?

No, she isn't.

- Is that the granny in room 11? - She's 92.

That's to go in the fridge, please.

Bilateral calcaneal open fracture, tarsal and spinal fractures.

- No way will she walk again. - Who are the other patients today?

How many spare beds are there?

There should be about eight on that side and about the same here.

Mr. Malinowski is requested in the x-ray room.

The ambulance is here for you.

I'll be there in a moment.

Come in, please, sergeant.

I'm looking for someone by the name of Miroslaw Chryskiewicz.

Most likely brought in from a car accident.

- Let me check. - What time was the accident?

Hard to say. It was in Krakowska Avenue in Raszyn.

So, how did it happen?

- She jumped off the fourth... - I'm not asking you.

Don't speak now.

- Which floor? - Only the fourth...

- Have you had breakfast today? - No.

Nine by seven.

You're a grown woman. Did anyone help you physically?

No, no.

Alright.

Have you ever suffered from any diseases?

- I've had jaundice. - Contagious?

Yes, a long time ago. Could you stop bothering me, please?

Of course, we won't bother you anymore.

Can you feel any pain here? Yes, I do.

- Higher up, I don't. - Just in my spine.

Does that hurt?

Haven't you got an ambulance?

All you need is a knife, a drill and a screwdriver.

That's it. It's a half hour's work.

Turn on the oxygen, will you, Tadek.

Hang on. The patient isn't ready.

Oh, my. That hurts.

Does that hurt?

I see. And here?

Right here it does.

Put it down, please.

Andrzej, grab it by the other handle.

I need a side lamp here. Where is it?

There isn't one in the operation room.

What if we move this one?

- But we need some light here. - Light, please.

Hang on. It slipped. Try now, please.

Should go into the bone.

Fresh plasma...

Hold onto this.

- Shall I turn it on? - It's not working.

- Plug it in properly. - Is it coming?

- It's working. - It's on.

It's stopped working again.

- Push the plug in. - It's on now.

- Am I supposed to stay like that? - Yes. Stand on it.

- Sit on it. - It's stopped again.

- Push the plug in, please. - Keep holding.

- So, should I sit down? - Sit down.

I also told you to sit down.

It's back on.

It's stopped again.

- And now? - No, nothing.

It's coming.

- No, it's gone. - Keep your legs together.

Stop messing about.

I'm not messing about.

Oh, for the love of God!

Remove the I.V.

A rib's broken. Take a look, please.

Take look here. See? It's loose.

We need drainage. Drain abdominal cavity.

There's a special abdominal drainage kit.

We've been pestering them for it for ages.

- To Italy. - What?

- To sunny Italy? - By air ambulance.

Have you got anaesthetists for that bone reposition?

They are going to anaesthetise her, aren't they?

While you here. Could you clean up that blood when you've got a chance?

Doctor.

- Yes, what is it? - Is it serious?

- Christmas's just around the corner. - Am I serious, madam?

No, the leg.

Oh, the leg. Not at all.

Clean gauze swab, please...

The patient's fainted. Jurek, onto that bed.

Call yourself a man?

- Lift up your legs. - That's fine.

Stay there, please.

- Is everything all right now? - Yes, it is.

Breathe deeply now.

Who did you beat up with that finger?

A friend.

Oh, ouch. Sweet Jesus, my knee.

OK.

Jesus, my knee. It hurts. And below the knee.

Please, help me, doctor. It hurts so much.

It came loose. Tighten it.

Oh, Jesus and Mary.

It's not going to hurt now. Does it hurt less?

- Yes, less. - Good.

280 zlotys for the shift on the 12th.

Your rate's 17 zloty/ph.