Lucy Chen got a needle on her body. | the rookie. p4
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- In Season 1, Episode 11 of "The Rookie," titled "Redwood," there's a tense scene involving Officer Lucy Chen. During an investigation, Chen searches a suspect's house and while looking around, she accidentally gets pricked by a hidden, used needle. This occurs when she lifts a couch cushion and doesn't see the needle until it punctures her skin. The scene is alarming as it highlights the immediate risk of exposure to potential diseases and the urgency of getting medical attention in such scenarios. This moment underscores the unpredictable hazards police officers face in the line of duty.
they go to general hospital for Chen want to check her blood test...
#bloodborne#test #general #hospital - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Not pepsi
😂😂ohh sorry my bad...not a pepsi ...ooo my god..damn .
I'd like a Pepsi 👀😂
She said “hepsie” (I think I spelt it right)
@@MichealAfton640Hep-C
Full formed as Hepatitis C
An officer at our area was recently on the news for trying to do something like this, but it wasn’t for an emergency though. It was for his own selfish reasons. It was reported allegedly that he threw a temper tantrum and threatened to arrest the receptionist. He allegedly caused such a scene that they called the police on him. This happened about a month ago. He still works for the police department, but he is on desk duty. He won’t be out in the field for a very long time according to a few fellow officers. The only reason he wasn’t fired is because of the police union.
Wow. For once a reason to hate a union.
@@mikkelborbyHard to blame them, pretty much every Police department on the continent is suffering personnel shortages for a variety of reasons. Losing a trained and experienced officer over an incident where no one was hurt/there was no gross negligence would be a hard pill to swallow.
@@mikkelborbyfr, unions aren’t for class traitor pigs
Unions are good! When the members don’t have power individually.
But cops do. Abolish police unions.
@@pokemagetechso police officera, doctors and nurses don't have the right to a union.. like hey a nurse could purposely endanger a patient for race and be saved by the union
Moments like these really make you understand why sometimes theres a "rivalry" between the emergency services
Rivalry implies respect. It's also carried among folks. Firefighters and cops are friendly and the medical field is what's Rocky. Usually due to cops
@@nomad155 I put Rivalry in quotation marks as sort of a sarcastic take on that,
They don't exactly agree with each other fully
she said Hep-C not Pepsi, for anyone confused. Hepatitis lol
Lmao i was fucking confused
Well to be fair, you don't want either in your body
the fact she was thinking about other people is why i like her character soooo much
This is a TV show 99% of the time TV shows exaggerate what happens in the real world for entertainment purposes. In reality she would be waiting just as long as the other people would be.
Not true, I work for a hospital and I can tell you that injured on duty officers don’t wait in the waiting room and always have another officer who waits with them.
Yea you’re definitely wrong on that one lol
@@unknown1238157oh really? What’s the different between a shot civilian and a shot cop?
Spoiler , she only has a staph infection from it. She recovered fine I believe
Don't you have to wait 48 to 72 hours to get tested? I was told it takes that long for it to move through the bloodstream and multiply, and if you do it right after, you could test negative only to test positive later.
Yeah there’s no purpose rushing it either. If it’s there it’s there, you might as well wait.
Also if you get hep C it's very curable. You just have to take medication for 2 months
Actually it takes a lot longer for you to become positive.
If you get a needle-stick injury, go get checked. They will do your bloods then and there (main part is to check you aren’t already infected and didn’t know). You then get post-exposure prophylaxis meds. It reduces the chance of developing an infection if the blood did have infection in it.
If you know who used the needle and they are willing to get tested, then you take the meds while waiting for their results (potentially get them the same day but can take a few days). Stop meds if their bloods are negative. Continue meds if they are positive, and keep your fingers crossed. Get rechecked about 3 months later to see if you have become positive or not.
If you don’t know who’s needle it is (which would be the case if it’s out on the street), or the person refused to get tested) you continue the meds and get tested again in 3 months.
Post-exposure prophylaxis reduces the chance of HIV infection and is worth using. Knowing you are already HIV/hepatitis b/hepatitis c positive is worth knowing as you can get treatment fast and protect your loved ones. Getting your second tests three months later is worth it to know you are negative or know if you are positive and get early treatment and protect your loved ones.
The 3 month timing is from what was done about 3 years ago, It might have changed now.
yeah atleast a week for blood test results this why in against Cops being Immune
100% waisting everyone’s time by going to the emergency room for a test that you’d probably want to wait a week or two to get good results for anyway.
Bro got Nat 20 on the intimidation check goddamn
I've never seen this happen at my hospital, but typically exposures are drawn right away. Depending on how sophisticated and big the hospital, tests take about 1 maybe 2 hours. We only do antibody or antigen testing. The molecular tests are sent out.
Had a scare of Hep C while working security at an ER. Scary times being a new father....
Im clear, though.
Doesn't it take like up to 6 months or more for hiv to show in the blood?
They can see inderactors almost immediately but they'll want follow ups for the next 6 months plus she'll need to take special medications in hopes of preventing it
It's called ArT I believe
I think I read that you are on watch for a year or one and half. Need to test every couple months to see if nothing changed
Also, there are a lot of other diseases you could get from a needlestick injury. HIV is actually the least of your concerns theses days. It doesn't survive long outside the human body so a discarded needle is very unlikely to give you HIV and even if you do get infected, it may be years or decades before it starts affecting you. In that time, you can take medication that can reduce your viral load so low, you're not only asymptomatic but also uninfective. Hep B and Hep C are much bigger concerns.
Thank you 🌹✨🙏🌹✨ God forbid 🌹✨
Season 1 episode 11
Yeah thats bullshit. I understand having them wait in a different room but unless it is an emergency theres no reason they should get to jump the line.
It was an emergency
@@Razyer_it wasn’t
I understand it more as in, he said 'armed police'. They are armed and are a potential danger by staying long so it's protocol to prioritize them (to send them off early) and I kind of accept that. I mean, who wants to be in a place with someone with a gun for hours? Yeah, they can be separated but a hospital also has plenty of hazards that I don't want people getting ideas to mix with guns. Though I know the guy was using it as a prevailege, I can see the logic of the protocol.
THE DEADLY PEPSI
Please tell me season and episode cus I've seen it before but idk what ep or season it is
Season 1 episode 11
@@hassa31your the best tysm
It was Coke. Not Pepsi
The rabbit hole is real.
No no
Screw you …. You wait like everyone else
No
What if I had a blood ball
Is Hep. C okay?
Privilege at its finest.
I doubt he did it because he knew he would easily get through with such ‘privileges’ he genuinely cared and wanted her to be tested right away, so honestly tfym ?
Plus without context it's totally possible the needle had trace amounts of drugs and having a drugged cop in a hospital waiting room all it takes is one idiot or for the drugs to be something particularly nasty for somebody to end up shot@@Uwukawaiigurlll
So does this mean that police are more important than regular people. Wow great message, does that apply to all law enforcement.
Are you just now learning this?
So dumb. They make you wait. Just like everyone else.
So he thinks he just gets to dictate how the world works? By that logic, civilians could never be in public with officers without fear of someone coming up behind them to pull their weapon. Its a stupid argument from the beginning.
Yeah lol I am an armed police officer (not in USA) - my elbow is almost always touching my gun, and my holster is designed in a way that it is very inconvenient and difficult for anyone but the wearer to release the gun. Also, my gun is also attached by a cord to my belt, so even if someone manages to grab it they can’t get very far without yanking me with it 😅
@emmiemia3078 mostly the same in the US. Lol they spend a lot of money to design things for that reason.
What show is this?
i think its called the rookie
"Hospital protocol" is no such thing. Patients are seen according to the immediacy of their condition.
"The Rookie" writers try not to glorify pigs for 30 seconds Challenge.
No
Nope
Now, why should a officer get first in line medical treatment wing? Other patients need it more than them. So what your public servant you work for the public
Is becase the are armed
@@1NF1N1T3Yso keep your gun close 🤷🏼♂️
@user-bo2db4gl7l I know but mistakes happen
@user-bo2db4gl7l as someone who has worked security and first hand seen how fast situations can go down "keeping your gun close" is a joke as an officer or security you are at mercy of the person who wants to commit the crime. You can't just draw your weapon or investigate someone just because they are acting funny or being weird. Also don't forget this is fiction and it takes place in LA I guarantee that there are some crazies in the waiting room at any point in time in an actual LA waiting room.
@@1NF1N1T3Y I'm armed when I've gone to the hospital. What's the difference?
Yah i def prefer coke
Do those two ever get together? They would be cute together. Oh my gosh I'm crying just thinking about it.
coke’s better
Pepsi
No no ...it's mistake about with subtitles..
@@hassa31 Pepsi
No ..it's saying hep c or something..
@@hassa31 Pepsi
Man I love Lucy
She did not just say “homeless people experience this unfair thing more than other ppl EWW I DONT WANNA BE LIKE THEM”
In real life someone like him would have been laughed at and told ooooook🙄
worst scene
That's funny because a lot of those viruses take years to show up in your system
Cringe asf
Oh look using their privilege exercise their authority.
This show is so stupid
Really 😧 why?