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Family Guy done.
American Dad done.
The Cleveland Show is up on the chopping block.
Today, we're going to take a look at some of the strange
and crazy medical type situations from The Cleveland Show.
From the wild imagination
of Seth MacFarlane comes about Cleveland Brown
from Family Guy getting his own spinoff.
Before we get into it,
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I'm an ER doc that deals with
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All right, ready to watch some fun medical clips?
Let's react to The Cleveland Show.
- Oh, geez.
- Then I'm going to put a chicken in the duck's butt.
- What is he even saying?
Uh-oh.
Getting attached by, looks like a turkey, not a chicken.
[Gunshot]
- I suspect foul play.
Whoa, gunshot wound to the abdomen.
Usually if you're hunting that type animal,
you're using a type of shotgun, spreads out pellets.
So puncture wounds, stab wound, they're all treated the same
in the emergency department when it comes to
intra-abdominal.
Basically, once you're stabilized get your
blood pressure under control,
get your breathing under control,
if you need to be intubated or not,
and then your question is, is the blood pressure dropping?
Is there a vessel injury?
And then you need to go to the operating room
for what's called exploratory laparotomy
that a trauma surgeon is going to open you up literally,
and check to see if the bowel is injury
an organ is injury or any vascular injuries.
And they need to fix them to help save your life.
All right, we're at the hospital now.
All right so he's got a breathing tube.
He's on a ventilator, so we must've had surgery, right?
He wakes up with a tube in his mouth.
So this happens all the time. People freak out when
you have a breathing tube I would too cause you can't talk.
You feel like you're choking, but you just gotta be calm.
And if you're okay, basically what we'll end up doing is
deflating the balloon and then take it out.
Your patients will cough it out.
And that way they can breathe on their own.
- Doctor, you can stop lighting matches under his elbow.
He's awake.
[Laughing]
- No doctor, that is not appropriate at all.
Okay. It looks like a doctor has got a nice white coat
and his tie on but it's lighting a match
under the person's elbow. No, you don't do that.
You do sternal rubs. Basically, you rub on the chest.
Sometimes you can push on the fingernail. You can
gently just shake the person and then escalate
to try to wake them up with a little bit of pain
But not like that, that's horrible.
- No, Mr. Brown
- And you can talk with the tube in, kind of
but not as much as he's doing right now.
- Luckily you many layers of stomach fat slowed the bullet
before it finally launched into the part of your liver
that is already dead.
If you were shot three or four inches to either side.
- So depending on the bullet
the velocity grain of gunpowder is in there,
It all depends on how fast it's going, right?
And so this doctor's telling him that the bullet is
slowed down because he's fat. Or he has too much of
what we call adipose tissue, which is fatty tissue
and slowed down and hit his liver.
And he's already telling him that his liver is dead.
So people have bad livers or cirrhosis.
[Laughing]
This is great writing. This is hilarious.
So he pulls out his ET tube, or his endotracheal tube.
And I just love that it's like a clown trick
where it just keep pulling it out pulling it out,
pulling it out. That was really funny.
- Right, now I know what it feels like
to be hunted and shot.
Poor gobblers, killing turkeys is wrong.
Except in cases of rape and incest.
We need to stop this, let's go Junior.
- Wow, that's a little wrong.
- Some of the medical stuff is pretty accurate.
And yeah, so if you get shot on the right upper quadrant
you have a gallbladder and your liver right there
and then a lot of intestines and your kidneys
behind that stuff.
But a lot of that's protected by your rib cage.
So if it's lower than your rib cage
it's most likely to get a hit into your intestines,
but different trajectories, he was on the ground
and kind of an upward trajectory of the bullet.
Pretty crazy.
Yeah. All right.
So they're at marriage counseling, Dr. Nurse
- What Donna is saying,
- So doctor could be a psychiatrist
versus a psychologist counselor.
PhD's also are doctors.
[Cleveland] Nine to nothing.
This is horrible, you don't want to be competing
with your significant other nine to nothing.
When you're actually trying to have counseling
between the two of you.
- I sense your frustration Cleveland, but Donna
wasn't asking you to
- I definitely liked the stereotypical psychologist
psychiatrist kind of situation, very stern
and serious face and showing no emotion in this situation.
They're humans. They have emotions, believe me.
- Your vows so you could change the parameters
of your marriage.
She was asking you to reaffirm your love
and commitment to her.
[Both Speaking]
- Cleveland, I believe that you never heard
Donna say that.
[Cleveland] Yeah, I finally got on the board.
- Because you were not listening to Donna.
[Cleveland] You got a slapable face, you know that?
- I understand marriage counseling is stressful, Cleveland.
So I'm going to write you a prescription.
- Daddy needs some Xanax.
- So Xanax is alprazolam
and is benzodiazepine.
It's basically an anti anxiety medication.
or anxiolytic is what we call it.
And there's many different types, you got Ativan.
You got Xanax, you have Valium.
You got Klonopin all of these.
So you gotta be really careful.
They're very addictive and they can sedate you.
So you've gotta be really careful with
driving a car and machinery, all that stuff.
- Mess with the wrong scalp, lice.
Now you-
- Oh no, lice!
Hopefully nobody has ever had lice, little bugs
that in your hair and your scalp and they lay eggs and
you can pass it along to anybody else pretty easy.
Literally, when somebody comes to the ER
it's like code lights, basically
everybody's putting gowns on, you're put in a room.
And once you're out of that room, it needs to be deconned
so the next person doesn't get any lice on them.
Cause it's just like these little flying bugs
that you can barely see.
Whoa!
Three hours to get a piece of lice out.
- It's not easy for me to say not going to be easy
for you to hear.
- Roberta's really my mom?
- Never say that again!
Baby, we're going to have to shave your head.
- Yup, see? Told you.
- Roberta, we got a runner.
This is funny.
All right, no joke
we're going to talk about the tasers real quick.
So people get tased by the police
and actually come to the emergency department.
So we actually have to take these tasers out
because they have a barb in them
and you can't just like rip them out. You'll rip tissue.
So we need to actually, almost like
surgically take them out.
We use a scalpel and cut the tissue that stuck
on the bar to get them out.
And then we give them back to the police
because they need them as evidence.
Oh geez.
- Wig is itchier than the lice.
I love the wig, it's hilarious.
It's pretty crazy.
Sometimes we actually end up having to even shave
somebody's hair in the emergency department.
If it's that bad.
Trust me, it gets that bad
- I'm not 21. Plus I'm on allergy medication
that shouldn't be mixed with alcohol.
- Ah, good.
So one, he's below age. Shouldn't be drinking alcohol,
but then also different medications are
metabolized by the liver so when you're drinking alcohol
it affects the normal chemistry
and the functions of the liver
which then could mess with medications that you're taking.
What's going to happen?
What?
- I'm sorry, he's dead.
- Oh my gosh.
So sometimes mixing alcohol with different types
of medications could basically kill you.
I'm talking, mixing it with an opiate
and mixing it with a benzodiazepine, basically sedatives
or things that slow your respiratory rate.
There are so many times that I've had people
just so intoxicated that I had to put a breathing tube
in them until the body's able to metabolize the alcohol off.
There's not any really way to specifically speed that
up because it's already in your blood stream.
- Please don't leave me!
- Okay.
- I love it. I love it.
All right. Glad he didn't die
from the mixing of his allergy medications with alcohol
but you gotta be really careful and know what you're taking
and look at the side effects and look at the interactions
and the contra-indications on the medications
that you're taking to make sure that
different meds don't interact with each other
as well as alcohol mixing with your medications.
- Oh no!
Whoa.
I don't know if he's impaled by the tree
but the tree just busted through the house
- And that's the way it is.
- I love it, just said "waterboarded by nature"
That's pretty funny, but not cool.
Hitting the body. Maybe hitting the head
Hit the back of his head on the ground.
He's got a concussion, confused. This happens commonly.
Basically you should probably go to the hospital
and get a CT your head and you could have something
called post-concussive syndrome that can last
weeks to months, even years from head trauma.
- He thinks he's Walter Cronkite again.
- From Dallas, Texas, the flash, apparently official
- I like how he's just rambling, still rambling.
- Died at 1:00 PM Central Standard Time.
- All right, good.Trying to get the tree off.
It's impressive because he's got a crush injury
So you can be crushing the body.
[Laughing]
I love it! Family Guy!
[Singing Camptown Races]
All right.
So besides the tree just laying on him,
hopefully not impaled, just basically crushing his body,
you could have muscle breakdown from being pressed
that long, your CK level,
So creatinine kinase, you check in the blood
and it can cause renal failure or kidney failure
because it blocks the normal function of the kidney.
Really bad people actually who do like
CrossFit can potentially get that as well.
Just cause you have muscle breakdown from hard workouts
that sort of stuff .
Then I just like at the end, you re-hit somebody
in the head to knock them out of the
the basically concussion and altered state that they're in.
We don't do that. Anybody who comes to the ER who's altered,
you're checking certain things.
Blood sugar, tox screen,
making sure your temperature is not abnormal.
And then obviously you're getting images
and giving them potentially different medications
that might help.
Sometimes even infections will cause somebody to be altered.
This is actually the first time I've ever seen
The Cleveland Show. It is hilarious.
I'm a huge Family Guy fan. So,
this was a lot of fun to watch and check out and
pretty ridiculous medical scenes. But I loved it.
Do you have a favorite show that features medical
situations that you want me to react to?
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Thank you so much for watching and stay healthy, my friends.
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