(footsteps approaching)
(skull teeth puncturing)
(Toothy yells) - (Jordan gasps)
(Toothy falling) (skull hitting pavement)
(Jordan laughing)
(beeping)
- Lumpy vampire, light bulb calamities
and loads of the red stuff.
Ha! - Ah?
Today, things are getting nutty.
Because, we're back at it reacting
to some of the wildest
medical scenes and injuries
from Happy Tree Friends. (letters popping)
Let's dive right in. (beeping)
(refrigerator door opening) (Lumpy excited)
(dinging)
Oh my God
(Giggles shivering) - What?
(rewinding) (question mark popping)
Why is Giggles in the refrigerator?
(keyboard clicking)
(Lumpy's teeth protruding) (gasps)
Whoa!
When someone accidentally overdoses on certain
substances they actually what's called the
(words popping) - rotatory nystagmus.
The eyes actually go in circles.
Very very interesting.
So it actually does come from somewhere.
(eerie music)
Whoa!
(keyboard clicking)
So you have to be really careful with the
metal straws that are out there. Because we have
actually seen people get injured with those.
And they fall on them. A lot of the times
usually some form of oral trauma that occurs.
There may be some lacerations or puncture wounds.
So be really careful.
(keyboard clicking) (eerie music)
What's happening? (Jordan shockingly gasps)
That is so messed up.
Blood doesn't taste good.
Blood has a weird metallic taste
- Wow! That is metallicy
- It's actually nauseating,
it's a irritant to the stomach.
Which the stomach is actually going to
(enchanting flute music) - react in such a way
that it's going to make
you vomit it out. (emoji popping)
(keyboard clicking) - Yup
(Lumpy screaming)
(car crashing) (car severing)
What?
I always worry about that. To take the roof off
the car when someone gets decapitated.
Maybe, obviously the anatomy is not correct.
We don't have blood that squirts
(buzzer sounding) - through the middle
like that. Our major vessels around the
neck or on the side.
(Lumpy humming) (cheerful music)
(train wrecking car)
Oh!
(heart monitor beeping)
(ambulance sirens)
Back in the ambulance, wait did he just
cheat death - (eerie music)
because he's a vampire?
(Lumpy's teeth protruding)
(Jordan laughing)
No, doesn't happen that way.
Typically the blood is only at a hospital,
sometimes at transfusion centers
but they're under kind of a lock and key
because you want to make sure that you're not
giving the wrong blood to somebody.
(ambulance doors opening) (Toothy shockingly exhales)
Oh my Gosh.
(Jordan laughing)
Talk about overindulging.
(enchanting flute music) (keyboard clicking)
Oh the sun's coming out. Get out!
This guy should get blisters if you're
out in the sun.
(lively music)
And you can develop like second degree burns
which are blister forming.
Not that fast obviously.
(Lumpy exploding) (Jordan gasps)
(bones falling)
We have some bones. - (pen scratching)
- We got maybe a little intestines,
we got a couple of kidneys just laying around.
The kidneys actually look like kidney beans.
(kidney beans popping)
Is that the pelvis bone down there?
(keyboard clicking) (eerie music)
(footsteps approaching) (skull teeth puncturing)
(Toothy yells) (Jordan gasps)
(Toothy falling) (skull hitting pavement)
(Jordan laughing)
The skull with the sharp canines,
so the canines are the sharp teeth.
We all have them but vampires have them longer
and sharper.
(door swooshing) (door shutting)
In jail.
(high-intensity music)
Ah, in a psychiatric facility. I'm assuming
that's a psychiatric facility because of
the padded room.
(keyboard clicking) - We used to have these.
But we don't have them here in the United States
anymore.
(keyboard clicking) (fast-paced music)
(door opening)
(somber music)
What?
This actually sometimes happens with people
who are going through withdrawals of different
substances. This will persist for a few days
and then you'll slowly get better.
But it's very painful, very uncomfortable.
(flutes flinging)
Oh my gosh, holy cow,
wait, against himself?
(flutes banging)
What?
The flutes went inside the racoons.
Right into their chest and then the blood is
coming out the other end. I mean, pretty good.
The question is did it into their airway
which is whey the flutes are making noise.
(keyboard clicking) Oh my gosh.
(electricity crackling)
(Fliqpy screeching)
Sometimes in the emergency department we'll have
to actually use energy to shock somebody out
of a rhythm. Sometimes during cardiac arrest
or in an abnormal fast rhythm.
(keyboard clicking)
(electricity crackling) (Fliqpy screeching)
You know when you actually get electrocuted
and you can't let go, there's something called
AC current versus DC current.
AC current doesn't allow you to release.
It actually contracts your flexor muscles.
DC current makes a big blast of energy
all at once.
(keyboard clicking)
Oh my gosh, he's multiplied.
Holy cow.
(Fliqpy clones yelling)
(Jordan laughing)
Oh my gosh, we got knife wounds,
we got skin coming off the face,
what is happening?
(skin ripping)
(Jordan laughing)
No, that doesn't happen. You can't do that.
(buzzer sounding)
We talked some times about how frail
our bodies are. They're not that.
We have a cage here. That's protect you.
You can't just rip through the cage put your
hands and pull somebody's heart out.
It doesn't work that way.
(Fliqpy duplicate ripping)
What? (keyboard clicking)
There are so many people injured like this
at the hospital. Currently when you come in
we'll label you are a 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
As a number based on the amount of resources
you would potentially use at the hospital
and basically, priority or not.
(playful music)
What's happening? You're going to fall down.
(soft ambient music) (Handy yelping)
Oh man! (keyboard clicking)
There could be so many injuries that could
occur with this.
I've seen the flip side of people putting
these bulbs in places they shouldn't be.
(Jordan gasps) (light bulb shatters)
(handy falling) - Oh!
So many people will come in with like
lacerations due to glass and breaking
glass and we'll actually get x-rays
before closing the wounds to make see if
there are any pieces of glass within the wounds
because you can't necessary see them.
We'll wash out the wounds,
try to clean them all out.
(Handy screaming)
Oh my gosh, all stuck in the mouth,
that's so dangerous from an airway standpoint.
So many lacerations. You can bleed into
the back of the throat, difficulty breathing,
swelling, airway compromise. Very scary.
(keyboard clicking) (Handy upset)
Oh, and then landing on your back and all the
shards of glass. First thing that I think about
when someone has puncture wounds to the back
like that is pneumothorax or hemothorax.
Basically a punctured lung.
(Handy sighing)
(glass piercing)
Oh!
Right through the foot.
And if you are wearing shoes we always worry
about pseudomonas infection.
Which is a type of bacteria. We would actually
cover you with some antibiotics.
And then obviously worry about fracture of the
foot. So we're going to get some x-rays.
(Handy screaming)
Oh!
Don't jump around. Oh gosh!
(Handy moaning)
(Jordan laughing)
(keyboard clicking) I was thinking it
would crash or break.
- Nope, got a gold fish bowl on your head with
a fish swimming around in the water.
And now it's an airway compromise.
Oh, interesting.
People come in all the time freaking out
that there's so much blood, let's say, in
your urine. But you have to realize if you take
one drop of your blood and put it in a gallon
of water the whole thing turns into a big bright
bath of red water.
It doesn't mean that
you've lost that amount of blood.
(keyboard clicking)
(Handy grunting)
Oh gosh, he probably can't breathe now.
You can actually have something called the
dry drowning versus wet drowning. Basically
it has to do with the spasming of the larynx
and your vocal cords when you get water right
in there. It causes a spasm right away so
it blocks it. So that could be why it's dry.
Or it doesn't actually release it and you're
almost choking yourself.
(keyboard clicking) - Oh my gosh,
just stop moving.
(head banging)
Oh, at least, oh, there we go.
Creativity tried to break the bowl.
They're pretty thick glass. Like really hard
to break.
(head pounding) ( glass breaking)
Oh, Oh, my gosh, more stuff coming off.
More glass breaking everywhere.
(keyboard clicking) - If you're going
that long without being able
to breathe, you're going to pass out.
And then as you pass out, if you're still in
the same apparatus you're going to be
hypoxic, decreased oxygenation to your tissue.
You're going to go into cardiac arrest and
you're going to (church bells dinging)
Wow! I definitely want to meet the creators
and the animators of the show. Where do they
get their ideas and their concepts.
Very interesting. (keyboard typing)
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