(mysterious music)
(Lumpy grunting)
- Uh-oh.
(tray thudding) (Cuddles squishing)
(laughs) Oh, come on.
Tray table traumas, fire freakouts,
and you, my friend, have an ant problem.
- That's how you get ants.
- Holy cow.
Today we are breaking down and reacting to
all of the imaginative medical scenes
and colorful injuries from Happy Tree friends #12.
Let's dive right in.
(Lumpy yawning)
(Lumpy grunting)
Uh-oh.
(tray thudding) (Cuddles squishing)
(laughs) Oh, come on.
A tray splitting the body in half.
Obviously very unlikely.
But in this image we're seeing some intestine
that's all over the place.
Typically, the intestines are all attached by mesentery.
And then also you're having a good amount of blood here,
which is accurate.
(Flaky gasping)
(laughs) They pushed the flight attendant button.
Say somebody does get cut in half, right?
Let's bring this back to reality.
♪ There goes gravity ♪
- Is it survivable?
It could potentially be, as long as you don't bleed out
and die right away.
If you can get control of the aorta
and the inferior vena cava,
which are your two major blood vessels,
then there's all these other small blood vessels
that need to have the bleeding stop.
(Flaky crying)
Oh my gosh, no, they're not sleeping.
- He's dead tired.
- Has anybody been on an airplane
where they called for like a medical personnel to help?
Let me know in the comments.
(dramatic music)
- Huh?
- Oh!
(Petunia screaming)
Oh my gosh.
What creator came up with this?
I wanna talk to you.
- I got a bone to pick with that guy.
- You have to be really careful with garbage disposals
in your sink, or like blenders.
If you lose a finger, grab the finger, put it on gauze,
and then in a ice cold water type bath,
but not directly on ice, and get to the hospital ASAP.
(machines beeping)
(alarm buzzing)
You get the rules on the airplane.
Don't use your devices.
Are there any pilots out there that can weigh in on this?
I don't know about this.
I know we used to say this in the hospital
where you don't use a device
that could interfere with our equipment.
Typically it does not.
(tray thudding)
Oh!
What?
A loose tray just randomly...
- [Announcer] Random!
- Cuts the pilot in pieces, and we see vertebrae,
which is actually a kind of good depiction for a cartoon.
You have the spinous process on the back.
We're missing the transverse processes.
You see a cord through the middle, which is red,
but typically it's white.
(playful music)
(laughs) Oh, it's like an anthill.
Nice.
(ants screaming)
Oh, man.
(Sniffles laughing)
Nice.
Wow, very cool.
That is a continuous running stitch,
where you continually stitch through.
We don't use those very often in the emergency department.
If I do for a very large wound,
I'll actually do a continuous locking running stitch
where it actually locks itself.
(Sniffles screaming)
Yep.
Oh, man.
Oh, (laughs) no, no, no, no no.
(color bar tone)
Nail avulsions, where the nail comes off, are painful.
They rip off pretty quickly, and they bleed a lot,
'cause the nail bed bleeds a lot,
and the nail bed itself has a lot of nerves.
Oh, and add some salt to the wound.
(Sniffles screaming)
These ants are mean.
Adding salt to any wound can cause it to burn.
- Burn.
- Obviously salt helps cleaning wounds,
but that would hurt like heck.
(Sniffles screaming)
Oh my gosh.
No, you cannot just rip your arm apart like that.
(Sniffles screaming)
Interesting.
Okay, so the arm stayed intact but the skin came off.
This is something called a degloving.
- Like a glove!
- So now you see the striations of the muscle.
Obviously there's no fat here and it's bleeding.
So this actually does happen.
Very traumatic type injuries cause this.
But if you have a lot of the tissue still attached,
you can actually then reattach the tissue and the skin.
(explosion booming)
(Handy screaming)
Whoa, house on fire, explosion.
Try to put out the fire if you can.
Every house should have a fire extinguisher in it.
(Handy screaming)
(Petunia screaming)
Oh my gosh.
Falling from a tree that is definitely
more than three times this animal's height
could cause major injuries.
It doesn't mean that there's
major, major injuries every time,
but there's a potential for it.
Oh my gosh.
Fire hose.
Can't use your hands.
Oh my gosh.
(gasps) What?
Here in the United States,
we have different types of markers
related to hazardous materials and flammable materials.
- Inflammable means flammable?
What a country.
- There's different symbols
and you can look them up quite easy.
(Handy grunting)
Oh my gosh.
If you see somebody in this situation,
blankets, clothing, these sorts of things
can help smother the fire, versus stomping on somebody
and causing trauma and more injury.
(Cuddles inhaling)
Nice.
(guitar humming)
Oh! (Cuddles screaming)
I wasn't expecting that.
Metal wire lacerating the eyeball in half.
This is actually quite an emergency,
because you only got two eyes,
and obviously if there's a major injury to it,
it may not be able to be repaired.
(upbeat rock music)
Oh geez.
Okay.
Flashing lights, somebody's gonna have a seizure.
Yep, there it is.
♪ There it is ♪
- If somebody's having a seizure around you, what do you do?
Call 9-1-1.
Don't try to stop the seizure.
If you can, maybe roll them on their side,
and actually want to pad the person's head
so they're not banging their head against the ground.
Typically a seizure will last 15 seconds, 30 seconds.
(Lumpy laughing)
Oh, man.
- Oh, man.
- Bear traps.
They can cause so much trauma, injuries, infections.
There's a lot of force, you can fracture a bone,
cause lacerations.
I've actually never seen somebody
come to the emergency department with a bear trap injury.
Now that I said that, it's probably going to happen.
(Spendid grunting)
Oh gosh, not gonna be able to unsnap again, watch.
Knew it.
I could write this.
Amputation, blood bleeding through the bone,
which actually could happen.
What the heck do you do?
Grab the piece that's been detached.
Try to get bleeding controlled.
Bulky dressing with a lot of pressure,
and get to the hospital ASAP.
(traps clattering)
- Huh?
(Cub screaming)
- (gasps) Don't do that.
- Don't do that.
- How do I equate this to something that I deal with?
Needles that we use at work.
I need to put them in the sharps container.
Jeez, don't just be throwing sharp objects around.
(Lumpy laughing)
(Splendid humming)
- Bye!
- I would expect the blood to continue to flow
because there's not direct pressure to that area
that was significantly bleeding like a garden hose.
If it's such a clean wound,
there is a potential that you can get to a facility
that does replantation,
basically putting amputated limbs back together.
Happy Tree Friends, it never fails.
They're always up to no good
and always causing injuries to themselves,
but they have a million lives.
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