Doctor Reacts to THE LAST OF US // Episode 8

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It's the one you've all been waiting for; the penultimate episode of The Last of Us!
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We breakdown the medical science of episode 8; where talk about penetrating trauma, hand trauma, septic shock, injecting antibiotics and even rabbit poisoning?!
Timestamps...
00:00 Welcome!
00:20 CONTENT WARNING: Scenes similar to self harm.
00:28 Protein Poisoning: Always order a side when eating rabbit
01:20 Wound infection
03:09 Surfshark VPN sponsored segment
04:28 Bacteria that cause wound infections
06:14 Injecting antibiotics into a wound
07:48 Septic shock
09:14 Don't fall asleep!
10:42 Concussion
11:53 Joel is reborn!
12:12 Penetrating trauma to neck
12:45 Cardiac boxing
13:52 Blunt force trauma to the head
14:16 Hyperextension injury to fingers
15:18 Asymptomatic carrier
16:02 Like father, like daughter
16:30 Left iliac fossa traumatic injury
17:13 Final scene from episode 8
18:11 cat break
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@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Get Surfshark VPN at surfshark.deals/drhope Enter promo code DRHOPE for 83% off and 3 extra months for FREE! Best episode of the season yet; the ending was a rollercoaster of emotions! Let me know your favourite part of the first season...

@paulr1193 Год назад

Great reaction, however I was quite surprised you didn't comment from a medical POV on the whole cannibalism thing which was one of the major events in this episode.

@petrino Год назад

"this guy might be in a bit of trouble, but TBH, I DONT GIVE A CRAP!"

@MrPiezor Год назад

I laughed so hard at the delirium bit about joel slowly dying while imagining himself torturing people in the livingroom haha

@lo-keyloki9986 Год назад

I'm absolutely dying right now because of that part.

@bevssabado3460 Год назад

😂 loved the edit, chef's kiss 😘 perfect

@tyrionstrongjaw7729 Год назад

It's kinda twice funny if you think about how the whole episode built up to Joel coming to save Ellie. (like a fever dream) But in reality she did it herself. Which I mean is the absolute emotional gut punch, but yeah!

@hollykm Год назад

Joel’s fantasy lollll

@limner123 Год назад

Super great editing, loved it

@adri7352 Год назад

"He's into beast mode!!!" is my favorite medical diagnosis in this episode. Thank you Daisy for the emotional support! 😻

@axlm.808 Год назад

Daddy bear is on a mission

@alexspindler1 Год назад

Joel has a condition known as Chronic Beast Mode. You'll see it again in sufferers of this condition where they wreck fools who cause a ruckus.

@nickthx1138 Год назад

Slight irony in needing a medicine derived from a fungus to save Joel.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

DAMN WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT!!!

@nickthx1138 Год назад

Its ok, disclaimer, thought the same thing when i saw the same comment on a play through of the game!

@user-xx6vy9ri8p Год назад

I mean he wasn't wounded by the fungus...

@user-xx6vy9ri8p Год назад

@@RogueDemagogue Then why didn't she die from both bites? Resistance is immunity.

@gissellest333 Год назад

True

@colonelb Год назад

Most of the violence up until this point has been people trying to survive, but David is the first truly malicious person that Ellie encounters, and encountering someone who is ACTUALLY enjoying hurting you is one of the express lanes to trauma. And I second the bravo for the acting at the end, you can practically watch the PTSD build up on her face in real time, what a performance. Cheers

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

The acting was brilliant. Also the the dude who played David was SO good; especially considering he was only introduced in this episode, he felt like a fully fleshed out villain.

@Laurel_Ellenstreet Год назад

Bella obviously. Also Pedro, the combination of relief, heartbreak at finding Ellie in that condition, and pushing it aside to be what she needs.

@wtimmins Год назад

The fact he was a teacher before the Outbreak is extra vile.

@abramrexjoaquin7513 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes fun fact. The Acting is so impeccable that the scene where Pedro catch Bella after the assault scene was shot first BEFORE the assault scene.

@phildalziel8625 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes Not sure if anyone else has told you that the actor playing David is Troy Baker who plays Joel in the games :)

@RhinoBarbarian Год назад

Fun Fact: Troy Baker - the actor who plays James in this episode - voiced Joel in the video game.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Aww cool!

@Chris_W. Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes a bit poetic that the Ellie in the show kills the person that plays Joel in the game

@Ads_Snaps Год назад

@@Chris_W. at least she didn't use a golf club

@tarrySubstance Год назад

@@Ads_SnapsLOL

@derOeffes Год назад

Saying he voiced Joel feels like not cutting him enough slack. With all the motion & facial capture involved in the games, I think it's fair to say Troy fully acted the role of Joel

@carsoncarter6963 Год назад

The fact that David was a schoolteacher too 🤮 god what a villain

@MrPicklerwoof Год назад

There is a theory that he uses the "ex-teacher" line as a way of making himself seem more upstanding, not just to Ellie but also to his 'flock'. He may well be a fantasist as well as a psychotic narcissist. Either way he's a monster.

@azhp42069 Год назад

Fun fact, in the last scene Bella Ramsey had not yet shot the final fight encounter with David yet, and Pedro Pascal did not know. He later found out and was surprised with how well she acted it not having gone through it yet.

@robertdraper5782 Год назад

It was the very first scene they shot for the episode so there was no build up in terms of scene progression, the acting was outstanding.

@efremvercaigne7265 Год назад

"He's entered beast mode." is probably the best explanation I've seen as to what Joel is going through this episode.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Those are the hot medical takes you come to this channel for!

@Laurel_Ellenstreet Год назад

Honestly I'd have been perfectly happy with Ellie knowing how to give penicillin from FEDRA school, or Joel being conscious enough to help her (he'd surely know how at this point in his life) and the suspense being whether he was ambulatory. He would be concerned about the people she got it from, which they could fight about, and be mentally trying to get himself functional.

@kh29the13 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes would an adrenaline rush from fighting for your life be able to build enough blood pressure to power through septic shock, or is that just Holly Wood?

@SolitasRuisu Год назад

When you talked about how they couldn't be healthy with just rabbit and venison meat, I just started laughing out loud for the irony

@lowbird7947 Год назад

@@RogueDemagogue The irony being that they were mostly eating humans, and not rabbits.

@user-xx6vy9ri8p Год назад

@@RogueDemagogue 7 billion people are dead\infected at this point.

@LordofDD24 Год назад

Dr Ed: "oh man these people really need another source of fats and carbohydrates." Me: Oh man he's gonna learn they ain't too worried about that.

@silverfox9267 Год назад

That Surfshark transition was genius, I am not even mad. 🤣

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Thank you, I'm a natural at this

@yannym4605 Год назад

I had no choice but to listen to it as a reward for the smoothness of that transition.

@r2153 Год назад

"Nice one Joel". That made me LOL!

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Yeah that clip out of context of me celebrating a stabbing might get me struck off :)

@bradstrife2211 Год назад

The local injection was something I really wanted to hear your response to, with limited knowledge it makes sense to me that Ellie did it, and it's probably what I would do in the same situation, but great to hear about the specifics.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Yeh I wish I knew more; I had a quick browse online after the show and appears we can give some antibiotics subcutaneously (when we can't get IV access) but this is very different to injecting a wound infection! And there was also an article that we can inject antibiotics into abscess when they are difficult to drain. So actually probably would have benefited Joel. The main issue that.I didn't hammer home enough was that two doses isn't a lot. You'd expect him to need at least 3 - 4 doses a day for 3-5 days IV and then step down oral antibiotics for 2 weeks.

@holysecret2 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes Is 1 bottle really just 1 shot? I figured you would use one bottle for like a week's worth of doses. Are there larger bottles like this, or do you usually use up an entire bottle for one injection?

@VadBlackwood Год назад

@@holysecret2 I imagine it has to be 1 bottle = 1 shot, because once you break open a large bottle, it's not sterile. But that's just how I imagine things work, I'm not a doctor and don't claim to know for sure.

@testfire3000 Год назад

@@holysecret2 Perhaps, but also remember Ellie is no expert. She doesn't know how much to give or where to inject it. So she just puts as much into the syringe that "looks about right" for a 14 year old girl who has no experience. She has no idea that the bottle is no longer sterile. If it even occurred to her, she would probably think hey this stuff kills germs, right?

@pip5667 Год назад

@@VadBlackwood not a doctor but I do weekly subcutaneous injections and can safely reuse a vial so long as I rub an alcohol wipe over the rubber stopper every single time - the rubber sorta closes back up around where the needle went in, my needles are all new, and I'm only using it for myself so it's not a big deal.

@curseofgladstone4981 Год назад

Cat break definitely needed after watching this episode

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

I agree! Twas a crucial cat break

@suuumehmao6833 Год назад

@Dr Hope's Sick Notes we live for that cat content 🐈

@avidityrar Год назад

Ed man.... you paused it at the wrong time! When she stops and he says "It's me babygirl, you're safe". That is one of the deepest and most moving of the whole season.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Yeh that whole last scene was 😭

@rebekahkoretoff6480 Год назад

Yeah, I wanted to watch a commentary to see if someone else was as wrecked as I was over the "baby girl" moment. 😢

@wtimmins Год назад

@@rebekahkoretoff6480 I think I mostly kept it together until the 'baby girl' line and then cried. Wow.

@grantgardiner Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes I really wanted to see your reaction to "babygirl I got you"

@Benjamas- Год назад

Bella Ramsey managed to upstage Pedro Pascal in the acting stakes in a lot of episodes in this series, we know Pedro is a great actor but damn does Bella deserve an award for her acting in this

@WatashiMachineFullCycle Год назад

Me, watching this intro again: Oh, I just realized what venison, elk and rabbit is code for Doctor: *explains rabbit poisoning* So they need more than just really lean meat, they need something with fat as well Me: *looks at camera*

@troyallen2574 Год назад

As someone who reads a lot of Medal of Honor or Victoria Cross citations, “went into beast mode” definitely has to be the medical term for that blend of adrenaline & will power to accomplish seemingly impossible feats.

@kemowery Год назад

I've never gone into septic shock, but I've had a few surgeries that required I be under a general anaesthetic. I warn the medical staff because when I wake up, my brain only knows that I've been hurt and I don't know where I am. I *will* try to get up and leave, and I am willing to fight anyone who tries to stop me. (This is apparently common enough that when I tell them I'm prone to do this, they just say, it's okay we can handle that.)

@generalwarhammer9722 Год назад

Not only am I looking forward to you covering the medical stuff in episode 9, I’m also interested in your evaluation of the ethics of both the fireflies and Joel regarding what happens in that episode

@mandipandi303 Год назад

The part where Joel nearly pops off the guy's kneecap turned my stomach. This whole episode is trauma upon trauma. Emotional and physical.

@andrewlevin7586 Год назад

I really loved your explanation of septic shock. I am not sure why, but it never occurred to me to pay attention to the “shock” part of the condition, and thus I always thought the condition to be synonymous with sepsis. Thanks, Dr. Hope! Side note: “Septic shock” would be a great subject for a late-season episode of Cells at Work, wouldn’t you agree?

@notmyname4261 Год назад

Septic Shock would be a great name for a thrash metal band lol

@perennials118 Год назад

THANK YOU for not critisising Ellie when she injected the antibiotics straight into the wound. She's a 14 year old girls who's lived a very sheltered life in a post apocalyptic dystopian society. She would have absolutely no idea what to do and putting it into the wound was a totally understandable guess. I have seen other youtubers critisise her actions in this scene, without taking into account that shes LITERALLY 14 YEARS OLD WITH NO MEDICAL TRAINING. Most people I know wouldn't be able to inject a needle at all!

@Hakkar6993 Год назад

I've always wondered since watching the show whether injecting penicillin directly into the wound like she does was good or bad, useful or useless, etc. So I was eagerly waiting for you to reach this episode since you started the series.

@suuumehmao6833 Год назад

Whoo so glad you're getting sponsorships :D Can't wait for the last episode

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Thanks mate! Always had offers for sponsors, but used to make enough on ad revenue to run the channel; now need a bit extra to keep the channel going.

@hunterivey Год назад

You almost look like Joel with that mustache, all is missing is the leather jacket, plad shirt and blue jeans.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Well that's made my day!

@daviddomingo8846 Год назад

The idea that Joel was hallucinating the whe time is hysterical 🤣 Thank you so much for covering this medical scene!

@emmacross373 Год назад

Oh and don't worry about making the last episode review to long, I think everyone will agree, we would like to see all your reactions

@c.b.m5043 Год назад

I'm surprised the eating people thing didn't come up because I think that has some medical issues behind it although not sure as I have never done it myself

@NeptuneCheeseCake Год назад

Maybe he’s doing a cannibalism special with that and Yellowjackets?

@funkyspacecow Год назад

I don't know what I've enjoyed more The Last of Us or Dr. Hope's Sick Notes about it! The fact that you're clearly a fan of the show makes the medical critique a fun addition to the story, I'm really looking forward to your review of the finale.

@brewdaly1873 Год назад

NGL, Joel calling Ellie "baby girl" absolutely broke me in this episode. Pedro and Bella absolutely fuckin killed it.

@DungeonBricks Год назад

Actual comment on the video: Can't wait for the rapid shot trauma diagnosis on the last episode.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Oooo is there one worth doing?! Nice!

@davidmaloney1339 Год назад

Got a lump in my throat when he called her "baby girl". What a show.

@VadBlackwood Год назад

Yeah, I also always feel like I could use some peaceful time with a kitty after watching this scene

@trigonometrisk Год назад

Hearing you talk about S. Aureus and Pseudomonas gave me flashbacks to Cells at Work.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Yeh I was going to put Cells at Work bacteria on screen when I mentioned them, but then it might have been a confusing reference for some people! I want to get back to that show again, loads more episodes to cover

@tamarinmangold1414 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes Ooh, please do! We love your 'Cells at Work' coverage! 🎉

@diogobfonseca Год назад

When you're in for medical notes, but surrender to the feels. Good job, doctor!

@LevadeNZ Год назад

There is a reason that horse riding helmets have such strict rules. International competition JUST updated the rules on helmets this season, requiring even stricter standards on head protection and requiring everyone to update their helmets if they don't meet the new requirements (check your helmets if you haven't already, folks). I got lucky, and mine was already due for replacement at the end of its 5 year lifespan. Always replace your helmet every 5 years, or after it hits the ground!

@deeanna8448 Год назад

I have thought of all the deficiencies in these peoples' diets too. Unless they were grinding up bones, they weren't getting any calcium either. No B vitamins, no carbs, no Vit A or C. If they don't have rabbit poisoning, they have scurvy or nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism

@Nse204 Год назад

@@RogueDemagogue I take it you aren't a registered dietitian from this comment.

@amymoquin8636 Год назад

I once heard about a guy who ate a polar bear or Polar bear liver and died almost immediately because it was like 100% protein. Could've been an urban legend but your explanation of eating just rabbit made me think. This episode was brutal but Bella deserves every acting award imaginable. I love your reactions!

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Thanks for the comment! Yeh I think polar bear livers have lots of vitamin A; which is fat soluble so difficult for your kidneys to get rid of toxic levels; so you effectively get an overdose. I learnt that from watching QI

@timnolast4323 Год назад

Good episode. From how fast Joel recovered I wondered if that antibiotic had some adrenaline in it lol. I did find it odd you skipped the part where Joel stabbed the guy in the knee.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Yeh I actually talked about the knee injury, but cut it in the edit as the video was getting so long; likely ruptured the quadriceps tendon and left his patella all flappy.

@testfire3000 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes In all fairness, that guy wasn't so much worried about his knee injury after Joel stabbed him in the chest.

@clownsoftheearth Год назад

For pseudomonis my hospital will still just prescribe vinegar washes, which may have been easier for ellie to find

@henry770 Год назад

The season finale’s major plot point is contingent upon a desire to embark on a medical venture that I regarded as highly dubious as a layperson. Since I don’t want to spoil, I won’t say more than is necessary to frame my question to Dr. Hope: what is the likely utility of this plan medically? I grant you that it’s dealing with a unique case in a worldwide pandemic of a fictional fantasy fungal disease. But given all of the context that is available, including what little medical materials and expertise would have survived into the post-apocalypse, what’s your best ballpark estimate that this experiment would have been worth what it cost?

@TCRP117 Год назад

Tha ad segue was top tier audacity. *chef's kiss* Great vid as always Doc!

@kellyg2635 6 месяцев назад

nothing breaks me quite like the moment where ellie leaves the burning building and joel goes to comfort her and she just. struggles. the hurt, this inability to trust, the utter breaking down. it's definitely the most raw scene in the entire show. then she fully realizes that it's him and that she's safe and she just realizes that he's home and that it's all over and it's the most beautiful thing in all of television

@trulybtd5396 12 дней назад

Realizing that the outdoor scene was filmed before the indoor scene makes tha acting even more impressive.

@HoodieHorizon Год назад

“These people need some other form of food” well good news: they weren’t just eating venison

@Iden_Elihio_1999 Год назад

16:35 Imagine playing the game man bro u had to constantly sneak attack David and it was one of the creepiest parts of the game ..... And by the way Joel actually sneaks up and stops Ellie in the burning restaurant .......

@DavidB-2268 Год назад

I'm a little surprised that you didn't mention Ellie's risk of smoke inhalation dangers from being in the fire.

@singing-sands Год назад

This is the only way I can watch the last episode. Through Dr. Hope. Just too emotional, but I'll do it when I feel I can.

@laylai.3087 Год назад

Loved the reaction as always!! I laughed so hard at the delirium and beast-mode parts 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought you were going to comment on the cannibalism fact and Kuru disease, the reaction was amazing nevertheless!! 😃😃😃

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Thanks for watching! I've never heard of Kuru disease, so I'll check it out

@laylai.3087 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes always on the watch for new Sick Notes!! 👍 Kuru disease is similar to "🤪🐄".

@tamarinmangold1414 Год назад

@@laylai.3087 Love your use of emojis to describe Mad Cow Disease/BSE! 😂😂😂

@laylai.3087 Год назад

@@tamarinmangold1414 It must be the memories of old 00's videos/memes of mad cows all over the Internet 🤣🤣🤣

@the_nikster1 Год назад

I’ve watched a couple of doctors break down and react to this series so far and I have to say that your videos have been favorites thus far. I just really enjoy that fact that you don’t take the show too seriously, and yet you appreciate the art that went into it, while still being able to educate us on the medical science in a way that makes sense in the proper context. thanks Dr. Hope! ❤

@Aurich88 Год назад

I've been waiting for this video to get resolution on the injection question. I guess I could have looked it up, but that's what I have Dr. Hope for! Second question: would the instructions for the penicillin typically be printed on the label?

@daniellaing2396 Год назад

Man I love you’re videos and your medical breakdowns (super interesting!), but honestly I’d also just love to see more of your general reactions to the rest of the episode! I’m sure I speak for other supporters of your channel, but we’re here for you yourself, as well as your medical knowledge! Keep up the good work!

@jembawls Год назад

Thanks again for another amazing breakdown doc, and grats on the sponsorship! brilliant segue xD

@theadventurer2628 Год назад

I'm gonna go to emt school this fall, and your explanation of medical terms is really helping me out. I'm taking notes!

@IsSarahPi Год назад

People who have been in situations where they've had to eat other people have had the trouble where the people they eat have so little fat by that point the person eating them has got rabbit poisoning.

@burakhalil Год назад

For next episode I expect a lot of psychology analysis on Joel's actions. If you have anyone experts on psychology around you, I would suggest you to watch last episode with her/him.

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Thanks for the tip!

@burakhalil Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes ur welcome 🤗

@burakhalil Год назад

@@kyihsin2917 Thank you, I will have a look at his channel!

@Laurel_Ellenstreet Год назад

@@kyihsin2917Georgia Dow is also excellent.

@vhs3760 Год назад

Dr. Hope's advice every time: you're going to need a hospital and a doctor for this injury... and he's right!

@TheListyRayne Год назад

My father is in his 70s. He started have little seizures from time to time. You can’t tell unless you really pay attention. The doctors say a head in jury from when he was younger could now be causing this so many years later. He was thrown from a horse on a gravel road as a child and had a head injury. He got knocked out playing high school football. He was also a passenger in a fatal car accident as a middle schooler and was knocked out. He came to before anyone else and flagged down help. He was more injured than anyone realized until after they got everyone else to the hospital. (His brother was driving and they were hit head on by a drunk driver. The drunk driver was the one that died, but several of my dad’s brothers were injured, though they all recovered.) would these incidents have waited over 50 years to start causing seizures?

@Denashi Год назад

I believe it was Craig Mazin (the showrunner) who said this is Joel at 10%... imagine how utterly brutal he was when he was younger and healthy!

@SohiHien Год назад

We see that in episode 9 in the hospital

@lyvu3063 Год назад

That delirium bit was so funny🤣 I’ve been crying for a few hours about my chronic illness and it made me laugh so thank you

@krystal_senem Год назад

thanks doc! another great reaction! can't wait to hear your take on the final ep. have a good one!

@GerryLewis Год назад

Cant wait for the next episode especially the morality aspect!

@wrcstrshit Год назад

After that intense scene, i also needed that cat break, so thank you

@PuffyAmiYumi Год назад

Fun factoid: The guy that's beside the dude ready to chop up Ellie is the voice actor of Joel in the game!

@kellyg2635 6 месяцев назад

fascinating point about how an apocalypse affects bacterial resistance to antibiotics cuz like yeah most bacteria probably has not had to worry about penicillin for twenty years so of course antibiotics are more effective against infection now

@FinalShineInc Год назад

i dig this, ive seem other medical channels, but your actually watching the show with some investment in the characters and that mate, thats how u get a new subscriber

@MyAltdraco Год назад

That was interesting information about re-opening the wound in cases of bad infection like that. It's not something that seems intuitive, so I will definitely have to file that away in case I ever have need of that type of treatment in an apocalyptic scenario.

@marquisdelafayette1929 Год назад

With the stitches as you were saying, they could get infected. I got my wisdom teeth out and the surgeon never explained aftercare or gave me a syringe to clean them. I got dry socket and in excruciating pain. He didn’t solve anything, just to kept writing me scripts for Percocet when I wanted to get the rotting trash taste/smell gone. After months I went to another oral surgeon and explained how my holes had closed with trash in there. He tried using a syringe, gross stuff came out but later he opened and cleaned them out. One was some stitches that didn’t dissolve nor approved for dentistry so it would have kept me sick with an infection. Was in septic shock once, not fun. Severe sweats, nausea, heart racing, shaking uncontrollably. Even having delusions.

@liamjohnston2000 Год назад

1:12 "These people need another source of fat or carbohydrates." Oh, I think they have that covered

@kareningram6093 Год назад

That was a great segue into the sponsorship ad. Well done. Also, the look on your face while you're watching some of these scenes. 😆 Is that a good "I'm going to be sick" or a bad "I'm going to be sick"? Are you enjoying the show?

@Iden_Elihio_1999 Год назад

It is crazy how yesterday I was wondering when we will see you go again Doc 😁

@fabgg_ Год назад

Best episode by far, Bella Ramsey is incredible

@ahammersen1323 Год назад

Thank you for doing these. I always enjoy your videos.

@Kasilyn_S Год назад

It was nice seeing you react to the last scene even if there was no medical stuffs!

@spacemaster13 Год назад

Can’t wait for season two 💜💜

@fzka_ Год назад

Omg, now i have a second thought about that scene of Joel killing those 2 guys🤣 You're right, he may be hallucinating🤣

@perennials118 Год назад

I am a horse rider and have had a number of falls resulting in injuries - two broken wrists and potentally bruised and/or broken ribs (never saw the Dr. but probably should have considering the pain I was in for months afterwards) The 2nd time I broke my wrist, although not suffering a concussion (that I know of) I still experienced many of those same symptoms Ellie did - I started sweating profusely, ringing in my ears and everything else sounded like I was underwater. My vision went totally black and white and I couldn't see any colour. I was very dizzy nauseous. Still - I got back on the horse and kept riding for another 15 minutes until I dismounted and took my glove off, realising how swollen my wrist had become in that time! The feeling of absolute confusion and dread that comes after being thrown off a horse is one in a million. Nothing else like it.

@petreasupagain5036 Год назад

Hey Ed just checking in on your channel after leaving it for a while, just wanted to say love the moustache

@AndrewJamison79 Год назад

How much adrenaline do you think his body would pump if he thought of her as his daughter and then felt she was in danger? would enough course to get him to his feet? I am also wondering once the adrenaline wears off if he would not just collapse unconscious

@gacchan Год назад

I've really enjoyed these reactions and reviews a lot. I hope you do season 2 when it comes out and maybe even check out Hannibal at some point to analyze.

@jillmayer9501 Год назад

This was amazing I had so many questions about all of this. Thank you so much lol

@theLOSTranger234 Год назад

this had to be the best review of this series yet, oof, you do know your stuff lol in an apocalypse a doctor could be your best hope or your worst enemy, with their knowledge of the human body! LOL one thing for sure if this does happen in real life, I'm head to the UK to meet up with him!

@gooseweasel Год назад

I can’t believe it’s the the discussion of eating RABBITS that we focus on for this episode 😂

@gooseweasel Год назад

@@RogueDemagogue The problem with eating brains is that’s how you get all kinds of fun prion diseases and then we’ve got a WHOLE DIFFERENT kind of zombie problem

@hominessapientes Год назад

Wonderful videos, thank you very much.

@droid8472 Год назад

David's right have man is Troy Baker who played Joel in the game

@BrunoTicianelli Год назад

6:14 while watching the episode I was thinking about you and eager to hear where should inject

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Haha and then I do watch it and I have no idea if it would work or not! :)

@jaketheripper7385 3 месяца назад

That 'stache makes our Doc Hope look more like 'Dr. Hopebatch'... I'm sure you've heard this plenty of times already, but the mustache really makes you look a lot more like your fellow countryman Benedict Cumberbatch; particularly when you make certain expressions that use your eyes to a greater degree.

@Iden_Elihio_1999 Год назад

15:57 There is the reaction I was waiting for 😂 David is the most messed up enemy in the The Last of Us ....

@testfire3000 Год назад

Another great episode, love the details. Thank you!

@GoobiesFunZone Год назад

Loving the stache

@rog2224 Год назад

I think "Venison, Elk, Rabbit" may well have been euphemisms.

@stanleyyyyyyyyyyy Год назад

can't wait until you review the last episode! The beginning of which will be a perfect candidate for you to diagnose as a doctor :) Cheers!

@deeanna8448 Год назад

That was a long needle. I wonder if it would have gone into the peritoneum and been absorbed that way.

@connorpike23 Год назад

With that moustache you sort of look like Pedro as Joel

@EBlank3807 Год назад

'stache is mad classy, doc

@Emthe30something Год назад

I have to watch Last of Us next. Got to catch up on my Dr. Hope vids!!

@michi93chan Год назад

Was waitting for this 8th ep reaction!

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Thank you! I can see why, best episode of the season.... so far

@tammyhines1585 Год назад

Greart review can't wait for the next one.

@QuiQuaeQuod Год назад

I recognize staphylococcus aureus from our favourite: CELLS AT WORK! (Also from a recent bout of osteomyelitis--long story.)

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Oh god. Hope you are okay mate

@emmacross373 Год назад

From episode 6, would getting on the horse with the baseball bat still inside him made the injury worse? Love the break down of this episode, such a amazing episode, can't wait for you to break down ep 9 😊

@DrHopeSickNotes Год назад

Yes - the longer the baseball bat is in the wound, the greater the chance of infection; plus more fragments might break off too and be left in the wound.. so it's a lose - lose situation! As the bleeding would kill him first, that should be the priority to deal with, so on balance that is why I feel the bat should have stayed in, until they could get to safety.

@emmacross373 Год назад

@@DrHopeSickNotes thank you for the reply, yeah I'm a equestrian and just had a feeling that getting on the horse with that bat inside would make it worse, pushing it in deeper and moving around inside him as they galloped away, also Joel saving Ellie emotionally at the end of this episode is just best dad vibes, remember the dad vibes for the last episode! ☺️