Untold Stories of the ER

In order to get a snakebite victim the correct anti-venom, a doctor has to find the type of snake that he has been bitten by.

The doctors treat patients with various problems. Two patients have internal bleeding, one passes out after drinking cold water, and a man who cut off his own hand with a meat cleaver because he was tired of the problems it was giving him.

An artist has to have his hand reattached after accidentally cutting it off while working on a new project.

A 6-year-old boy who punctured his skull with a pitchfork is rushed into surgery; a woman refuses treatment by a black doctor.

Victims of a plane crash bring reporters when they come to the small E.R. Meanwhile, a doctor faces a difficult decision about a teen patient.

A 33-year-old is declared brain-dead from a gunshot wound, and the victim's wife agrees to keep her husband on life support until his organs can be harvested and donated.

Cops arrive at the E.R. with a suspected criminal. Meanwhile, the doctors try their best to save a boy with severe head injuries.

An X-ray reveals a five-inch piece of glass lodged in a man's brain.