A+E After Dark

A woman suffers a seizure in the hospital carpark and hits her face. Dr. Jack treats the young woman where the situation worsens.

An abusive patient refuses to leave the department. A patient overdoses on heroin. An agonizing toothache becomes much more than expected. A supermarket guard is attacked on duty.

The hospital police bring in a patient who is under arrest, staying with him while he is being triaged to ensure the safety of staff.

With over a million head injuries ending up in emergency departments each year, it's no surprise Nurse Practitioner Sheena is an expert at treating them. A 17-year-old has arrived after falling backwards and hitting his head. The deep cut is gnarly but a near loss of consciousness is the main concern. For the patient however, the main concern is avoiding shaving his hair.

A patient's heart stops beating, so the team tries to save their life and maintain blood flow to the brain. A 45-year-old suffers life-threatening anaphylaxis from an allergic reaction.

Nurse Simone has a drunk patient and his equally drunk friend who have passed out in a cubicle, Nurse Sheena must examine a 50-year-old man's puncture wounds from a dog attack. Dr. Kaylee is working quickly to investigate a suspected broken ankle. Dr. Luke is concerned with a patient's breathing difficulties, who has been brought into a diabetic coma.

A man has come in with burnt feet following a fire at the derelict building where he sleeps. After falling and rolling her ankle, 39-year-old Natasha is being seen by Dr. Chrisas as it's been 6 hours and she still can't bear weight on it.

The nightshift is underway with no shortage of dislocations for Dr. Ahmed. Two friends arrive who have bizarrely dislocated each other's shoulders during a friendly wrestling match.

Another cyclist has been hit by a car. Dr. Kefe is worried about multiple injuries with this mechanism of injury. As the ambulance service is overrun, 36-year-old Terry had to take a taxi to the hospital after dislocating his knee while shopping.

An alcohol-dependent patient arrives at the rapid assessment unit after faceplanting onto concrete. Time is critical but this patient's behavior is getting in the way of a life-saving brain scan.

Hospital drama heats up thanks to an aggressive male who claims he has been attacked. A patient is incoherent, threatening, and is a risk to others, so security stand close until his suspected psychosis can be managed.

Dr. Fahri treats an aggressive patient having a mental health episode. As he is a threat to himself and the community, he must be restrained and admitted to the dedicated mental health department.