- Stress? Never heard of it.
- Naaaah! Can we go?
(Sustained beep)
(Happy, whistling music with claps in time with heartbeat)
- Today, we're checking out another
animated classic from The Cartoon Network.
It's called Regular Show.
Now, to be honest,
this is the first time I'm watching and reacting
to Regular Show,
but evidently it's about two best friends who try to turn
their regular boring jobs into exciting adventures.
I'm not sure exactly what that means,
but it sounds super interesting for sure.
Plus, we're going to be learning about
and breaking down some of the crazy medical type situations
and possible injuries that happen in the show.
But before we get into it,
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All right, let's dive right in.
- Dude, you're allergic to eggs?
- I thought if I ate really fast, maybe I wouldn't notice.
(Heart monitor flatline beep)
- Rigby?
- Whaaaaat?
- Allergic reactions can cause cardiac arrest
in different settings.
What ends up happening is when you have
an allergic reaction,
you are basically having a type of shock
because you're having dilation of your blood vessels,
but with also happening is swelling.
So you can have airway compromised.
So then you can cut off your own airway,
not get oxygen in, in decreased oxygen to the heart tissue.
Heart tissue will stop beating.
- Wake up!
- Get back.
- Punch it, we're losing him.
- Doh, yeah, there's the side bench.
at that point you need to lower the bed down,
get it flat.
Typically you need a hard surface underneath,
not just the bed,
'cause it's going to be too much cushion.
Now or the hospital.
- Your friend Rigby's in a coma
because of an allergic reaction
His body had to the eggs.
- Ooooh.
- Unfortunately, due to the large quantity of eggs
that he consumed.
there's a strong chance that he may never wake up again.
- So then the question is,
are they in a coma that's induced by medications
that we do a lot at the hospital
versus is it because of the event that happened
and usually because of decreased oxygen to the brain,
- Is there anything we can do?
- All we can do is wait.
- So the doctors, right?
And everybody, nobody wants to hear that.
But as it just said, and somebody in this situation,
you just have to have time to allow them to see what happens
and does the patient recover or not,
there's not any medication or treatment that you can do to
then kind of wake somebody up out of a coma,
if it is due to decreased oxygenation to the brain.
- Stress Test Machine. I always ace these things.
- You know who else always aces these things?
- My MUM!
(Scratched record sound)
- This is like a portable stress test machine.
Typically a stress test that we do at the hospital.
The cardiologist does it.
It's a cardiac stress test where basically they're trying to
induce any ischemia or injury that could happen due to
higher demand on your heart.
(Computer) Stress high,
- Oh gosh. Okay.
(Computer) suggestion, cut back on the late night pies.
- Oh what?
(Everyone together) whooooooa.
- Oh cool. So it tells you how stressful you might be.
There's good stress. There's you stress there's distressed.
What ends up happening is stress can cause increased blood
pressure,
which then can cause increased demand on your blood vessels,
hardening them,
which then could potentially cause
more cardiovascular events.
My advice is do everything you possibly can to de-stress
figure out what your triggers are
- Yes Skips, what made you so stressed?
- Look, I'm fine, can we just go?
- No, I'm afraid you're NOT fine. May I?
(All together) Yikes. Ugh. Skips. Serious. What is that?
- These are indicators of severe stress.
- So I dunno if they're trying to describe like
a vein disease or abnormality of the veins
- He's not breathing.
(Dramatic music)
- Not really. By standards. Call 9 1 1.
Look for a defibrillator.
These are the things you need to do.
Multiple people could help in this situation.
When could you airway?
If there's a barrier that you can use
or just hands only CPR.
But after a two minute round,
you need somebody else to take over for you
because you get tired.
Somebody with a fresh body, basically
to be able to pump really hard for this person,
because you're doing it a hundred times a minute,
or at least at that rate.
- He's gone.
(Dramatic music)
- And you would not call it that fast.
And who's calling it?
This is a ghost. Okay?
Maybe the ghost has special power.
Typically, if somebody has a witness cardiac arrest,
you work hard to get that person to be revived and bring
them back and then physically get them to the hospital ASAP
so they can have advance care.
Intubations, other medications that we can use.
- Ooooh, you killed my best friend.
- We're sorry.
- Yeah, we didn't mean it.
(Sharp intake of breath)
- Got you dudes.
- Ah! The patient's alive.
- (Laughs) BEST
PRANK
EVER.
- That's so messed up.
Sometimes people will fake being unresponsive.
It's really hard to fake being dead.
- Every day, I have one for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
I've never felt better.
Ooooh, my stomach.
- Oh yup.
- Yup. You definitely need a stomach transplant.
(all together) What?
- Stomach transplants.
Typically a doctor will just actually make a new stomach for
you using the first part of your small intestine.
It won't digest as well
and you'll probably not absorb as many of the nutrients that
you normally would, but still function.
You can still eat that sort of thing.
- Scratch that you had a completely normal reaction to an
extremely unhealthy sandwich.
Then your stomach flat out exploded. You see.
- Wooooah, when they say this to me, exploded,
most likely would happen is a basically,
perforation of the stomach wall. It can happen.
The bowel is just a general term that we use for any part of
your gastrointestinal tract.
But what ends up happening is then you get free air within
your abdomen and you need surgery to close it and make
sure there's no infection. That sort of thing.
It's actually an emergency.
- You put him on the transplant list.
- Well, yes, normally you'd be able to,
but a man of your physical gifts would burn through
a normal stomach. Like it was nothing.
- Spell it out for me, doc.
- you're too. . . how do I put this delicately?
- Hey, that's just wrong, come on, that's just wrong.
- Not cool, man.
- Well, you're too weak to be moved
and we need a suitable transplant or you'll die.
- Whaaaat? But he is correct. Time is of the essence.
If you continue to have that type of foreign material within
the abdominal cavity, outside of the gastrointestinal tract,
you will get infected.
You'll have sepsis and then you could succumb
- You too. Mr Smith.
- Hey, call me Frank.
- Thank you. Frank
- Oh, whoa. See? They didn't even know it.
They landed in a pool. That's gotta hurt (cheering)
Sometimes hitting water is still hitting concrete.
Question is
could this actually be beneficial to helping you survive?
I guess it's better than hitting the concrete
That's next to it, but how much does it actually take off?
- Will they be all right Doctor?
- Oh, there'll be fine.
That handshake hadn't broken their fall. They'd be dead.
We'll be able to separate them in about six weeks.
- Whaaaat? So nobody gets full body casts like that.
You see it in TV shows,
you see it in movies or people walking around
in these full body cast. No, that doesn't happen.
You do individual parts.
That way you can move, still have function.
The only time you really get like fixed is like a halo and
you have a cervical fracture and the neurosurgeon literally
screws in this apparatus to your skull.
This was really funny. So I've never seen Regular Show,
but the medical scenes that are a part of this are actually
pretty hilarious. Let me know in the comments,
if you want me to do another one because I want to do
another one. So if you guys liked it, let me know.
Do you have a favorite TV show or movie that features
medical situations that you want me to break down further
and explain?
Let me know which show or episodes in the comments below,
or if I missed any Regular Show scenes that I should check
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(Happy music with clapping and whistling)