This is a field-recorded YouTube video (Day 4 of a Kenya clinic) showing Nate Buchanan, Kara, and Ben preparing and running a medical clinic at a school. The clip includes a brief site tour (water source, kitchen/dining hall, farm produce), descriptions of clinic setup, and repeated verbal reports of patient volume: Kara reports "yesterday we saw 525 patients" and 8 referrals to hospital; by just past noon the team had seen "well over 300" patients and anticipated setting a daily record; later Kara also says they saw "over 625 patients" (speaker-reported counts vary). The work documents high patient demand, wound care/ear-cleaning workload, local logistics, and staff interactions.
Questions this video answers
Day four.
525 patients.
Eight patients.
Well over 300 patients.
Over 625 patients.
Chapters
Sam.
Samo.
How are you?
It is day four and we just got to the school that we're going to be holding today's clinic.
Just got everything set up.
And the people are already starting to line up.
The line today is already super long. Yesterday we saw 525 patients. We had to send eight to the hospital. So it was a big day. So hopefully we have another big day today and can see tons of people. It is a beautiful day here. This is a great spot for a clinic.
Saman water bump.
Okay.
The manual water bar.
Very cool.
Local.
Yeah.
With the packet. Now.
This is water.
That'S nice and clear.
But also use this one. Five to water.
Ah, very nice. That seems easier.
So at any time. We don't miss water here.
Nice.
We don't miss water.
Thank you for showing me. I'm Nate.
You are, you are Nate.
Nate.
Nate.
What's your name? Wa.
Ben.
Waben.
Ben.
Nice to meet you.
And director of this school.
Very nice.
It's my home.
Just a tiny hole.
The dining hall.
It's a dining hall.
And what's. What's that?
Beans.
Okay.
These are beans from the farm. You know beans?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
I see.
We are harvesting from the farm. Oh, cool. Yeah.
This is a kitchen.
What's on the menu today? Is. Is he on the menu today? The.
The kitchen. The chicken.
What are you cooking in here?
This is. What.
Is this?
This, this is beans. Beans, beans.
Is it lunch for the kids?
For the kids.
Smells very good.
Yeah. Do use them this for cooking? This cumin.
Normally we use gas. Oh, gas. Not wood, but similar.
You don't use firewood in the usa? No, no firewood?
No, rarely.
And it's very cold. How do you warm yourself?
We have gas. Gas heaters. So gas and then turns into fire and then warms. Okay.
It's a little past 12 o'. Clock. We've already seen well over 300 patients. And this is the line wrapping around the other side of the building. I think we're going to set a record today for number of patients seeing.
Kara's been cleaning out ears all day.
Kara, how was wound care?
It was a big day at wound care. I think we had about five minutes where I sat down and that was it. The whole entire day. It was crazy. Everybody wanted their ears cleaned. Everybody had wounds. It was intense. But I think we saw like over 625 patients.
