- Well, I'm going to pull your hearts out
through your (beep)
- (laughs)
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- You recommend and I review. It's just how it goes.
Today we're diving into another
Netflix exclusive, F Is for Family
and checking out all the crazy medical type
situations that this show has to offer.
And for those of you like myself,
who aren't too familiar with F Is for Family,
it's an animated comedy inspired
by the life of stand-up comedian, Bill Burr.
It celebrates all things 1970s, including lifestyle,
the music and all sorts of other nostalgic details.
I have to be honest, I have never seen this show
or even heard of it for that matter.
So this should be interesting.
But before we get into it,
if you're new to my channel, welcome.
My name is Dr. Jordan Wagner. I'm an ER doctor.
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All right, let's dive right in.
I love sledding.
- Waking up fish.
- Oh.
What the heck.
You gotta be careful.
We all know that you don't want to fall
through the ice, like goes hypothermia,
you could potentially die,
go into cardiac arrest.
- Fish look like mama after she tags her arm.
- (laughs) There's a fish with a syringe.
- Run, run, run, run, run.
Oh, oh.
- Billy kicked me in the eye a little.
- Oh nice.
So a little bit of head trauma,
such a common area to get hit in the face.
And it bleeds like stink.
A small piece of gauze or cloth or something,
push pressure on it to get the bleeding to stop.
- Out of my way my daughter's bleeding to death.
- Go, go, go.
- She needs a doctor right away.
- Listen, take a seat, fill this out
and we'll get to you as soon as we can.
- My daughter needs a doctor right now.
- Even though you're in pain, if you're waiting
and not being rushed back
that's typically actually a good sign
because the people that get rushed back,
there's a reason and their life is dependent on the doctors
and the nurses taking care of them right away.
- That boy has hypothermia.
- Oh geez.
Whoa.
- Kids having hypothermia,
which could be extremely deadly and dangerous,
this other guy has what appears to be like a bear trap,
obviously he's stable too,
except we don't know if there's any vascular compromise
so we do need to take a look at that leg
to make sure that there's good blood supply versus
him not having any blood anymore, going to that foot.
- If you don't get her a doctor right now,
then I will follow you to whatever home
for dried up old hags you live in,
slap the cat food out of your mouth,
grab you by your camel hump
and put you through that (beep) wall.
- (laughs)
Oh that's bad.
When people yell at staff members like that,
it doesn't change what we ultimately ended up doing.
It might maybe even piss them off a little bit
because they're human beings and nobody deserves to be
screamed out like that. Spoken to like that.
It's not first come, first serve
in the emergency department unfortunately.
- Oh boy.
- And of course he just passes out after he just
gripes and yells and screams
and that could be from a cardiac arrest.
It could be from something we call syncope,
which is a medical term for passing out.
There's a lot of different reasons why,
most common is something called a vasovagal event,
basically where your vagus nerve interferes
with the conduction of electricity to your heart
and then slows the beating of the heart,
which then decreases blood flow to the brain
and you pass out.
- What was wrong with me?
- At the hospital,
- I couldn't even say the word baby.
- Your baby is (wheezes)
- (laughs)
- Thank God.
- Oh my gosh, this is horrible.
Doctors smoking the hospital hasn't occurred for
umpteen amount of years.
It actually occurred back in the day when
they thought smoking wasn't harmful
and doctors were smoking all the time.
- And there won't be any problems with the delivery.
- Don't you worry your pretty little hair.
I'll inject you with a delicate cocktail
of morphine and scopolamine.
- So morphine is a pain medication.
Scopolamine and has to do with like,
nausea, seasickness, that kind of thing.
I'm just looking at the sign and it says,
"inject a combination of helpful toxins".
It brings up a good point that all medication
is potentially harmful to the body.
So there's always something to be aware of
- So you'll experience
all the unbearable pain of childbirth,
but you won't remember a moment of it.
- So that's not correct.
So the medications that he just said
that he's giving does not cause amnesia.
So we have medications that will cause
a type of forgetful feeling, you know,
I don't know if anybody's had surgery before
where you wake up and you're like, "Oh my gosh,
it's already over? It's done?"
Those medications are specific for procedures like that.
When it comes to delivery babies,
we do not give these type of medications.
- Isn't there maybe some other way that isn't so barbaric.
- That's so funny it's making my arm go numb.
(laughs)
- Now he's having numbness to his arm.
Is he having a stroke or is you having a heart attack?
Most likely a heart attack in that situation.
Typically, if you're having a stroke,
it's going to be one sided and you're not going to collapse
like that because your other side's working.
If the heart stops, boom,
you're going to collapse like that.
- Unfortunately we can't release any woman
until her husband or closest male relative
signs the papers.
- What?
That can't be right.
- Oh, I'm afraid it is.
It's been hospital policy since we started
using malaria to cure syphilis.
- Malaria, which has been around for a long time,
and transmitted by mosquitoes
into your blood, it's a parasite.
We have medications to treat it,
but it doesn't treat syphilis.
It might've done experiments forever ago,
but syphilis is actually just treated with penicillin,
actually, even just a single dose.
Easily treated.
- Wait in here.
- What. Unclaimed women's room.
That's messed up.
What. This is so messed up.
So hospitals do have policies where
if you've had procedures, anesthesia,
they want somebody to basically take you home.
So one, you don't get into a car accident on your way home
because maybe medications that might still
be lingering in your system.
And they want to make sure you're safe
with someone who might be watching.
But, you know, very unlikely, like can randomly
call you a cab or an Uber or Lyft
or any car service to get you home.
Unless it really just truly is like,
you don't have a ride home,
but there's no such thing as an unclaimed women's room.
This is like messed up.
- Your husband called.
- Yes.
- He's playing 36 holes, not 8.
- She's got bilateral casts on,
How are you even going to function?
Oh my gosh.
Like, I like golf, but not enough to leave my wife
at a hospital that is messed up.
Very disrespectful and not the way
we should be acting in society.
- Well, I'm going to pull your hearts out
through your (beep).
- (laughs)
Oh my gosh. It's not something that's possibly done.
It is a stupid phrase.
- Go.
- Run kids get away from bullies. They suck.
- Now.
- Oh, got him.
Oh. Nope (laughs)
- It always worked in my kill book.
- Uh oh.
- Nice try, dick weeds.
- Oh no. He's got a knife, that's not cool.
- Cut your nose off and shove it up your ass,
so you'll go through life smelling
- Oh.
Karma is a son of a gun
and you just got slammed by a van.
Oh, he's still alive, he's moving.
His legs are formed on the left.
Probably a fracture dislocation of the knee maybe
or a fracture of the tibia versus the femur.
You know, you don't know, get over there.
Kind of gently touch the patient
and say, "Hey, are you okay? Are you okay?"
See if they're responsive,
if they're not responsive at that point,
try to roll them over onto their back,
but keeping what we call C Spine Precautions.
So somebody's actually holding their head
as the body rotates you so you're not twisting it.
Because there's a cervical spine injury,
and then you're twisting the spine
and then you can sever the spinal cord.
So you gotta be careful with that.
And then obviously in this situation,
somebody else needs to be calling 911 and get the person
into the hospital ASAP.
- Phillip ask that guy to show you something
in the back of the store. I'm taking that stick.
- But that's against the law.
- Stealing.
- Okay.
- (laughs) I love the attempt. I love the attempt.
And oh my gosh, this is hilarious.
The heel of the right leg. Okay.
So I'm assuming that like that they gave
the store owner or the person working in the store
was shorter than his native leg.
And that's why it still needs to have the high heel,
which would make sense.
But obviously this kid's got the stick
all the way down his leg
like coming out at the top of his shirt.
- You're in a lot of trouble, bucko.
- Please don't call my parents.
- What's your phone number, Jimmy.
- Oh, oh.
Okay, so it is a fake prosthetic leg.
Cause it wouldn't just fly off like that.
Man, he just took traumas too
to either to the back of the head or to his back
And he's knocked unconscious.
Now you got to worry about brain bleeds, cervical fractures,
facial trauma, cause you landed on your face.
Let's see where this goes.
- Why did you do that.
- I don't want Randy to eat me.
- Let's get out of here.
- He's got a traumatic injury of some sort.
It's potentially going to have a hematoma,
skull fracture, intracranial bleeding.
If it's hit in the head,
if it's hitting the back,
you're worried about a cervical fracture
or a thoracic fracture of the vertebrae in that area.
You got in trouble, you did something,
you got to own up to it.
You need to go watch the rest of the series,
F Is for Family.
Besides, just entertainment,
we're actually learning something
even though some of the medical scenes are a little off,
they still were funny and messed up at the same time.
Do you have a favorite TV show or movie that features
medical situations that you want me to react to?
Let me know which show or episodes in the comments below,
or if I missed any F Is for Family scenes that I should
check out for another video
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