- Oh my gosh, what is this thing?
Oh!
Swords where they shouldn't be.
There's a fungus among us
and a little game of mummy or full body cast.
What?
There's been a lot of you
requesting this show in the comments
so that's why today we are breaking down
and reacting to all of the magical medical scenes
and injuries from Owl House.
Let's dive right in.
(Eda)
Whoa.
Oh!
I don't know exactly what's happening here.
- What is happening?
- I see that there's like almost
like ischemia or death to the arms, to the side of the body
and you see veins that are popping up.
Maybe it's blood vessels.
- Raine.
- I promised a special kid, I'd protect you.
- It's really interesting.
We have a lot of superficial veins.
We have very deep veins.
We have basically arteries and other types of blood vessels
that are all running there.
On the surface there, quite superficially,
it's mostly the veins.
You should be able to feel, let's say a pulse, right?
You're feeling deeper, blood vessels.
- Oh.
- Raine.
- Just rips off somebody's arm.
If the arm is say dead or gangrenous
we have something called dry gangrene
where the limb actually just turns dry and dead.
Where it's black in color, it can snap off
pretty easily and break.
- I'm it.
(explosive sound)
(Jordan laughs)
- I had the same reaction
those people has so crazy superpowers.
Somebody explodes.
How does this relate to what I do on a daily basis?
It doesn't.
What we do see injuries where people are thrown
from vehicles.
You worry about a blunt trauma injuries.
What does the inside look like?
(Monster sounds)
Oh my gosh, what is this thing?
Oh!
Burn injuries.
You see them often enough.
You're dealing with first degree, second degree,
third degree, and the occasional fourth degree.
Fourth degree meaning the worst.
Tissue, bone.
- Bones!
- Super deep like muscle.
- If you or your aunt want to
- Ow, punch right to the nose.
Common, you gotta be careful.
People punch each other in the face all the time
ends up hurting your own hand.
Nasal fractures are quite common.
Most people don't need surgery or realignment of the nose
after it's been broken.
Usually stays pretty close to the anatomic position
that it should be in.
- Who's we?
(Both screaming)
- Whoa
Cool.
- Gus, talk to me Gus.
- I, I think something's broken.
(Jordan laughing)
- If you're falling from great heights
be careful putting out your arms, our hands
and wrists and forearms, those typically snap pretty easily.
You want to, if you can, tuck and roll
but in the moment it's hard to do that.
- Hey, I know I won't be home for a while
so that's why tonight-
- Wait, I remember this now.
- I'll be leaving in Style.
(fireworks explode)
- Cool. We see that dilation of the pupil.
Your pupils dilate because of allowing light in or out.
So if there's a lot of light, the pupil goes really small.
If it's really dark, you're actually,
your eyes will dilate up so you can get as much light in.
(eagle screeching)
- Whoa.
Oh man what happened to the eye?
Eye injuries.
They're hard to deal with.
Ophthalmologists, eye specialists are really not
on call at every hospital.
They need to do most of their work at the office
with all the equipment that they have.
The hospitals don't have all that equipment.
- Heya, sis.
- Oh my gosh, I've never actually seen a human being
in a full body cast.
Then there's also a cervical collar on
and those sticks to keep the arms up.
If you're in plaster of Paris
or ortho Glass splint, that stuff is set.
It's not going anywhere.
You don't need those sticks to keep in place.
- I don't care, I'm gonna hug my sister.
- Oh!
- Siblings.
- Yeah, so really hard to be able
to break through like that.
Really almost impossible to be able to do that.
Obviously people can do it, people snap them
but it's really hard to do, especially in that position.
Typically you're in a cast because something is broken
and painful, so you're not gonna actually do that.
- What happened?
- After you and dad left the factory,
I bravely set off to find you.
Then I was tragically cornered
by one of the collector's spies.
- Interesting. See all these like circles
they look like bruises.
- Acknosis.
- Which again will go away.
It's just blood underneath the tissue
and the body will reabsorb it
and turn it into different colors.
Purple, blue, and then it'll go to like green
yellow and then disappear.
- God, we had a connection Neveres.
- Yeah. Oh, whoa. Stab right to the left center chest
hemothorax pneumothorax maybe even hit the heart.
- Heart.
- Now if it's in this position and not taken out
get to the hospital ASAP.
Obviously if you take it out and there's just a puncture
of the lung, you're gonna have air seeping out.
You're gonna potentially develop a tension pneumothorax
or a sucking chest wound.
All these different things that you have to think about.
- Oh, do they know?
Okay, so I've never seen a sword go in somebody's skull.
I've seen lots of trauma to people's heads
in the sense of different objects
that have attempted to get in there.
Knives, they don't go in very easily.
(Monster screeching)
Oh my gosh, it change...
(Jordan laughs)
If that sword goes into your frontal lobe
the frontal lobe of your brain, the front part
it's related to a personality versus the motor function
and the sensory are kind of on the side.
(Hunter yells in pain)
- You good? That sounded painful.
- Sewing machines, you gotta be really careful.
I've actually seen a few sewing machine injuries
that have actually come to the emergency department
because somebody has threaded themselves by accident
where the needle comes down, stabs them
and then like thread through it.
We just pull it out.
- I think I can hand a little..
- Oh. - ..pain.
- The question ends up being, did the bone get injured?
So we'll take a look and make sure
on an x-ray if the bone was involved
and if there is you probably have a lower threshold
to starting somebody on an antibiotic just
because you don't want the bone to get infected
and cause something called osteomyelitis
which is an infection of the bone
and it takes a long time for that to heal.
- Long, long time.
- Does this seem fine to you?
- Whoa. It's like I have snakes for arms.
- Please, she just has a common mold.
It's harmless.
- Interesting, a common mold.
So weird tripping out and then also describing
these psychedelic mushrooms because
she's like woo, weirded out.
They're actually studying mushrooms now.
The psychedelic ones to see if they are safe enough
to be able to use with people with say like PTSD
and other kind of illnesses affecting the brain.
Holy cow!
Wow. It's like Last of Us, Owl House style.
So they're saying mold, but it looks more like a fungus.
Mold, fungus pretty much synonymous.
And now you have this mushrooms like growing on her head.
Typically mushrooms grow on decaying matter.
- I feel great.
I wonder if this is permanent.
- Mushrooms in general do have their benefits.
Lion's mane, Cordyceps, Reishi, those are all mushrooms
that are non psychedelic mushrooms
that have been shown to be beneficial to humans.
- Trust the fungus.
- Very interesting, this Owl House
it was really fun to react to.
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