(character yelling)
- Oh my gosh!
(Jordan gasping)
Oh my gosh!
That gave me like the hippy jeebies!
Stop pulling my leg.
Ay, caramba!
And just say no to,
- I want to play a game.
- Today we're back at it,
breaking down and reacting to
all of these shocking medical scenes
and chilling injuries from "Saw X."
Let's dive right in.
- Help me! Help! Help please!
- Oh, what is this contraption?
Those look like a really bad optometry lenses.
When you go to see the eye doctor
and you do the, is it better now?
Is it better now?
That's like, a scary version of that.
- [Jigsaw] All you have to do is click the dial
across the five positions,
and you'll live to see another day.
You have 60 seconds.
- I don't know exactly what's on his fingers.
They actually almost look like
these things called finger traps
that we use in the emergency department
that actually go over top of your fingers
and hold your hand in place,
that we use if somebody has a fracture.
- Please, please, please, help me!
(buzzer buzzing) (crunching)
- Oh, ow!
Hyper extends the finger,
probably fractures it and dislocates it.
Just do it all super fast.
(guy screaming)
(buzzer buzzing)
(character moaning) (doctor gasping)
Suction?
This just sucked his eyeball out?
The amount of force that that takes
that is able to tear the six muscles
and the optic nerve, and the blood vessels
all out, all at the same time.
I'm not sure how it actually happens.
What? Oh my gosh!
What?
What, what, what?
Holy cow, I was not ready for that.
- Oh my goodness.
- Horrible, awful.
Have I actually seen somebody's eyeball totally out?
Actually, no.
I've seen a lot of traumatic injuries to the eyeball itself,
where there's lacerations, there's blood coming out,
but not being suction tubed out of there.
- [Jigsaw] Attached to your arms
are two explosive devices.
- Whoa.
- [Jigsaw] The blades cannot cut
through the galvanized cable,
but they can slice through flesh and muscle.
- Having to actually cut yourself with these,
the first incision will hurt for about a second,
and then after a few cuts it won't be as bad.
- Considerably.
(character moaning and panting)
- It's hard to see exactly how deep
having to cut into the tissue,
but it's into the forearms, right?
You're cutting through soft tissue,
you're cutting through the nerves.
You can hit major blood vessels,
they're deep inside.
They typically will run
kind of closer to the bones,
so they're protected.
(metal clattering, man moaning)
- Okay, he conquered this, could he bleed out?
If a major artery in the forearm is lacerated
and you don't get control of the bleeding
by compressing it, holding pressure to it,
could you bleed out a lot?
Yes, but would it make you die?
It's hard to know.
Your blood pressure will eventually slow down,
so the amount that it's forcefully coming out
will actually start to slow.
(dramatic music) (digital beeping)
(explosion)
Concern with the injury there,
would be perforated eardrums,
tinnitus, ringing in the ears,
almost like concussive type forces,
as well as potentially hemothorax or pneumothorax
relating to injuries to the chest itself.
- There are more than five pounds
of marrow in the human body,
all you need is three ounces.
- Talking about bone marrow,
where your precursor cells
for all your blood cells are,
within the meshwork within the bones.
- There's more than enough in your femur.
Just suction it out.
It will be transferred to that device right there.
- We'll do bone marrow biopsies in your hip
and a lot of times we'll use bone marrows
to help somebody who needs a bone marrow transplant,
when their cells are potentially cancerous
- Now the wire saw, wrap it on your leg.
- Oh!
- So she has to amputate off her own leg
using a bone cutting saw, which I've actually used.
You just wanna do it fast and quick and with a lot of force.
- [Character 2] Take it now!
(woman screaming)
- There you go.
Oh my gosh,
she was able to cut her own leg off.
So now the issue is your femoral artery is bleeding,
your veins of the leg are bleeding.
You potentially can bleed out pretty fast,
so you need to get moving.
- [Character 2] You're running out of time.
- So, this looks like one of those
suction devices at the dental office.
Sorry, dentists out there.
We have similar suction devices.
Our suction devices are plastic,
so we can be thrown out.
- No, no, no, no!
(screaming) (mechanical clattering)
- That's messed up, come on!
- Come on!
- When your head is removed from the rest of your body
and no more connection,
the question ends up being is,
how long is the head still conscious?
There's no way to specifically tell this.
They've thought it back in the day
when there was some eye movement
and maybe there was some awareness, unlikely.
- [Jigsaw] In less than three minutes, the enzymes,
- Three minutes to cut off your own to skull?
- [Jigsaw] Close the circuit.
This will save your life.
- So you gotta make sure you don't cut
the wrong piece of brain out.
That has to do with motor function.
(character screaming) - Oh my gosh!
(doctor gasping)
Oh my gosh, that gave me like the hippy jeebies.
That drill bit is only about an inch long,
maybe a little less.
Might not hit the brain tissue,
but you're gonna cause brain bleeding.
You're gonna cause pain because of the meninges,
which is the covering of the brain.
But once you get through that,
the brain itself is actually insensate,
does not have pain receptors.
(dramatic music)
So it is kind of soft, kind of gelatinous weird feeling.
Yes, I felt someone's brain before
because I deal with traumas,
so it could look like that
- [Jigsaw] Hello Gabriela, I want to play a game.
- No, no, stop it.
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- [Jigsaw] Radiation machines are not to be trifled with.
- Radiation exposure, cellular breakdown.
So we use radiation therapy in medicine
to help target tumors, cancer cells,
to shrink them down
to try to basically kill the cells themselves.
(machine whirring)
Gonna try to like, break the bone,
look at the skin, flesh melting.
(woman screaming)
Looked like a hammer.
Awful. - That's awful.
- Obviously in this situation,
she's just happy to be alive.
You need to get to the hospital.
The priority is getting the joint back into place
because it significantly reduces
the risk of long-term arthritis to that joint
the faster you can get the joint back in.
Out of these five,
I think the hardest, maybe for me,
would be the brain one
where you're actually cutting your skull,
then taking a piece of brain out.
That was pretty hard.
Then right after that would be the femur,
where you're cutting off your own leg.
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