- I don't know why this guy has a bazooka.
(laughs)
Oh my gosh.
Exotic cars, insane accidents and all sorts of mayhem
in the toughest cities around.
Today, we are reacting to medical injuries
from the Grand Theft Auto series.
Let's dive right in.
He comes,
flying out of the car.
We do see people that get ejected from the vehicle.
And when EMS actually comes in
they'll tell us how far somebody was actually ejected out
of the vehicle and helps us to know basically
how much force was going on in the accident.
Busting through the windshield.
We always ask
is there spidering of the windshield.
Spidering of the windshield typically occurs
from a head injury.
The windshield itself shouldn't just shatter away.
It kind of stays all together.
It's actually made that way to protect everybody
from shattering glass.
Oh no.
Oh no. I didn't even know this was a part of the game.
Oh
You're dead.
A fall greater than three times your height
is a major trauma.
The fact that this is a ton of stories,
unfortunately that person's not gonna make it.
Oh
Oh my gosh.
Landing on another human being
that other individual is probably dead
pretty much right away.
It just depends on where the individual
is actually being hit and injured.
Wow.
Head on collision going,
50, 60, 70, 80 miles an hour
is a recipe for a disaster,
especially if you're potentially not seat belted.
Typically somebody's flailing out.
They're kind of moving everywhere.
Except if you're unconscious
you're kind of just rotating through the air.
Oh
Landing right on your tailbone.
The coccyx bone, which is
the end of your vertebrae
and then your sacrum down there
and then also your lumbar spine.
So all that can be snapped.
Your pelvis can shatter open.
Yeah. Getting destroyed.
There's so many times where pedestrians are hit
by a vehicle.
Most of the injuries actually on the fall
you're having a whiplash injury
and then you're having a head injury hitting the concrete.
You smack your head on the back.
Then your brain goes flying forward
and smashes inside your skull back and forth.
- Hey man, I ain't too sure about this.
- Don't do it.
What.
Is he jumping in the water.
Jumping from that great of a height.
Hitting water is probably equivalent
to solid ground.
You're gonna have a significant amount of blunt trauma
to your brain, to your chest, to your heart, not survivable.
- What's that on the floor?
- You only have yourself to blame.
- What.
When you get outta the car, you gotta be super careful.
Make sure everything around you is safe.
It depends where the car hits you.
A lot of times we've seen people who lose
their lower extremities
and their legs.
You're also worried about all the vasculature that
is supplying all the oxygen to the tissue below that point
and if it's totally destroyed,
the tissue becomes ischemic,
dies and it needs to be cut off.
Oh, he's being dragged.
You're just getting everything abraded off
When that occurs.
You actually need a skin graft if it's that bad
Oh
To add insult injury,
you got falling objects.
So it can cause traumatic injury to your head.
It can cause fractures of bone.
It can cause people to get trapped underneath those things.
So those are the other injuries that could occur.
I don't know why this guy has a bazooka.
(laughs)
Oh my gosh.
I mean explosion right in front of you.
I don't think there's much surviving.
You're probably gonna be in more pieces
than what that depicts.
Oh Man.
Oh, he's getting up from that.
He flew into somebody else which actually saved his life
but killed the other individual
from the compressive force, possible whiplash
which then caused decapitation basically
versus any blunt trauma injury
which would cause the heart or intracranial bleeding.
- Watch out.
- Oh
It looks like he just landed right on the groin.
I don't know if that would kill you
but it would kill your future children.
There are definitely traumatic injuries that occur
to the scrotum.
Sometimes they just need to heal on their own.
Sometimes you need a plastic surgeon
or a urologist to sew it back up.
(screaming)
Oh man.
Biggest thing about burn injuries,
making sure that you get the fire out
and then get to a facility that can help you.
You wanna get off the charred clothing
anything that continue to burn, you need to get off.
Even the hot liquid that's there.
Make sure it's off.
(screaming)
Oh my gosh.
When you have that much fire,
you can ingest or breathe in those flames,
which then will cause swelling
of those mucosal layers,
which then increases the risk
that you're gonna have an airway compromise.
Oh man. Oh.
That speed with that blade.
probably caused some objects to fly off
and go in different directions.
- Oh, stop. Look out
- Airplanes. Not a good idea.
Oh man.
That was sick in multiple different ways.
Obviously there's precautions stay away from propellers.
Stay away from jet engines cause potentially
of getting sucked in.
And then wait, wait, why are you running in the remains?
I don't understand.
The amount of blood, you know, it could be.
We have anywhere between 10 to 12 pints of blood
basically like five to six liters.
It just all depends on the size of the individual.
(coughing)
Get away from the gas or whatever that is.
Correct me if I'm wrong out there.
But I don't think a bullet could start a fire.
You need a spark or something to ignite it.
(screaming)
Wow.
The flames are basically using the oxygen
around him and taking it away from him,
so he won't be able to breathe.
Most likely he's going to die
of asphyxiation first over injuries relating
to the burns on the outside of the body.
Not a good situation.
(gun fire)
Shot right in the left leg.
Kneecap versus like femur.
So it all depends.
If it goes straight through, does it break
through the bone and does it shatter the bone?
Does it miss the bone and just go through the soft tissue
and go through and through pretty easily
(gun fire)
A broken femur is probably one
of the worst bones to break due to pain.
It's got a lot of nerves around the areas
but also because the bones are typically overlaying
and that causes significant amount of pain.
(gun fire)
Oh man.
They do a good depiction of what the brain matter
would potentially look like.
So it does kind of look like a grayish white it's soft
and then bone fragments can be kind of left out.
The exit wound has a lot more projectile coming
out versus the small hole that is the entrance wound
which is quite common.
(gun fires)
Oh my gosh.
Sometimes if you're a healthy individual
then there's a potential that you could still be alive
if there's no signs of life, but the body's still alive
it gives the opportunity for organ donation.
If that's what the patient wanted or the family wants.
This one was really good.
The graphics were great.
Looking at these injuries.
It's actually, they're getting better
with how they're depicting it and what it potentially is
like in real life.
Trying to correlate these to what we see
on a daily basis is actually becoming closer and closer.
But obviously it's a video game.
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