Exploring An Untouched ABANDONED Hospital *FOUND BLOOD SAMPLES WITH DEADLY DISEASES*

Hey explorers, in today's video we are exploring an untouched abandoned hospital with a bunch of stuff left behind! This was one of the craziest abandoned hospitals I've ever hit. Be sure to like and comment if you enjoyed this one. Catch you in the next video!

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This video is intended for entertainment purposes only. Do not attempt to recreate any of the actions in this video, as they can be dangerous if not performed correctly and may lead to serious injury. By following any information presented in this video, you assume full responsibility for the outcomes. Enjoy, but always plan carefully and remember that any project you undertake is done at YOUR OWN RISK.

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[NovaAndLuna]

I’m a nurse and the bottles you see at the end of the video aren’t actually sauces. It’s specially made food commonly used for people that can’t swallow. Some people have a tube that goes to their stomach that nurses put the special food through. This type of feeding is called enteral feeding

Edit: the bags of liquid u see towards the beginning of the video that are moldy are used for enteral feeding as well and most likely is just regular tap water. We use it to help the food go through the tube easier. A pump is used to ensure the proper amount and rate of water and food goes through the tube.

[QueenE]

As a nurse myself, I see all this relatively new equipment going to waste and I just can’t comprehend why it’s left behind when it could be used….
Like, who’s paying or paid for it?

[mushroomcraft]

I see why people blame you, it's not easy to hide the location of a building, and with the outside shots along with the general location, it's easy to find it. Respect for waiting till it got vandalised before posting anything. Sadly we can't have good Urbex locations because of the local chavs. Now I mainly (try) to explore active buildings, because in my local area all the abandoned areas are super secure and/or beyond trashed.

[TpUrbex]

I’m featured in the famous True explores video 🙏🙏

[DeniseHlavaty]

This is disgusting! How can a hospital leave all this dangerous stuff and get away with it. You would think that the city this is in would be really concerned!!

[maryjernigan]

I am a RN too. Look at the supplies, medicine, and equipment left behind! I am sure there are citizens of that community who are in need for these things! Such a waste!

[Moonstar-sm]

it might have been abandoned because of covid

and for those of you wondering, the blood bank is full of water because the bank needs to stay cold took keep the blood fresh, so without electricity it either condensed or water leaked into it someone. Really sad to see all this go to waste, but it feels like a field trip of someone interested in medicine.

[DSBVideos]

i would recommend you guys to start wearing gloves

[trinabina]

It’s such a shame to see all of this stuff left behind when this country’s hospitals are all over capacity and very sick people have to wait way too long for a bed, and medical staff is so overextended. I used to find videos like this spooky, now they just make me sad and angry that corporations can be so financially and environmentally irresponsible. The only thing spooky to me now is the corporate (and sometimes in these cases, government) waste!

[Teresa-Carey]

I hope you stay safe because even a small amount of the bacteria in the hospital can cause huge effects.

[Sophixo]

You’re so so brave for doing this!!! So many of bad things could’ve happened 😰

[QueenE]

@6:00 you ask what the bottles are. They are blood culture bottles.
Used when people are febrile (temperature) to see what bacteria is in their blood making them sick.
I’m a nurse btw.
Would have been great if you looked at everything really closely! Liked picked things up and read them.

[sinancemunlu]

On first glance I thought it was some kind of backrooms video... Millions of dollars worth equipment just chilling there casually..I mean how?

[razvandobos]

10:48 that is a fluoroscopy x-ray machine. Fluoroscopy is live radiation. Basically x-ray video. That large camera with the lead curtain on it is the image intensifier next to the overhead tube. And you have the TV monitor next to those.

[Expedition-Video]

I'd be afraid to explore somewhere that's been abandoned mainly because of how unsanitary it might be. Especially the morgue part. I would've had two layers of gloves and some masks. Been bundled up.

[Jacqueline_Oat]

13:13 Im in environmental services, the hospital i work in has the same mop handles and purell dispensers. The sound of the dispenser is definitely still working sounds like new betteries in fact. The casing is still white and hasnt yellowed, the purell itself is still full and probably got changed right before closing again. There is an expiration year and month on the bottom part of the window on the bottle/bag that is always 2-3 years out. If you saw the yeat, just take out a couple and a few months and thats likely when they closed down.
Edit: 19:15 Theres a feeding thing for patients who have to eat with a tube. The use before date is september 2020, place probably closed in august 2020.

[samanthaberube]

I love your videos there scary but Entertaining

[thGamer]

The mourge wasn't in the basement? I've never seen that in a hospital before

[tiascot]

5:05 That's a sealed unit for testing samples for infectious diseases I think.
O5:35 These bottles are for taking blood samples for cultures in suspected sepsis patients.

[ReidsPlanes]

I wish you could see the pictures from when it was still open and compare them to now.