Wound Treatment Scene | THE MARTIAN (2015) Movie CLIP HD 

As it was a PG-13 movie, it may have been the only one too LOL

@@BrassBashers This movie had another "fuck", the "fuck you Mars".

@@Gumbocinno ya they get about 3 max since the mid 2000s 🤣😬

Is that a Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World reference in the year of our lord 2024?

@@MrPounceTV well spotted

"and though we be on the far side of mars, this rover is home, this rover is england"

@@yatsumleung8618 i fckin love that movie

@@jamesfpiper sharp is the action. After all, the god of war is on our side. (I suppose you mean this rover is America)

Well none of them got to go to another planet. That’s more badass in my book.

@@jexelbur6872 To be fair, FC5 had a like 2 hour Mars DLC.

I know of stories of people walking on broken legs when adrenaline is going. Hence why EMT’s have people sit down even if they say they’re fine.

It’s also what will kill you. Any bleeding is exacerbated by the increased heart rate. More pumping, more pressure, more bleeding. In other words, work fast stay calm.

Pain is a double-edged sword: on the one hand we have strong evidence that it is a useful sensory phenomenon (hence why mortality rates to relatively benign wounds can be fatal to those with a rare condition that results in them having no pain perception), but the sensation itself can vary in intensity so much that it impedes almost all action.

@@Blahblahblaafmn It's also wildly variable between people. Everyone has different tolerances of pain that they will ignore completely or that would completely debilitate them. Nothing is "standard" in that realm in that sense.

How goods the book?

@@SomeName_AlsoHandlesSucc There's a lot more detail with everything. I highly recommend the audio-book version. The narrator is quite good.

@SirCowdog oooo, ill make sure to check it out!

When the colony gets so bad you turn self-tend on.

And he is part of the Ares mission. Ares is the Greek God of war whose roman counterpart is Mars which is where the planet gets its name. Its all one big connection

@@sheldon-cooperthat’s how every nasa mission is named. And it doesn’t relate to the other comment

😁 people wear shoes that match their shirts. Why not a pressure suit that matches the planet?

@@censorthispuertorican i think they meant it's terrible for visibility/safety purposes (if ur friend gets lost on an orange planet in an orange suit how are you finding them?)

Technically, Orange would be the perfect color. NASA makes the photos and videos of Mars more vivid than it actually is. I would say it’s less red in hue than the Utah rocky landscape.

Hey now, you try calmly thinking ahead while coming out of oxygen deprived state, tired, wounded, in pain, and alone on a different planet.

​@@L1Run I could do it. I'm built different

@@879PC Ok, to be honest, after I replied I actually went ahead and tried it. And it wasn't all that bad.

No.

There's a movie called "Robinson Crusoe on Mars"

With a little Mars robot instead of a native guy

well you musta graduated top of your fckin class

Yeah, he’s exactly as fit as an astronaut would need to be realistically. There’s a point where bulking is super impractical.

He checking to see if he got all of it. If he had left a piece inside, it would have caused serious problems down the line.

think of it like fitting puzzle pieces together if the rod fit the little piece then he got it all, if it didnt then he missed the point the rod connected to and had to dig some more.

US Army here. I've done training for the basics of emergency care, and just a quick comment for the sake of conversation: Aside from the fact that this movie is sci-fi, therefore potentially introducing an anti-hemorrhaging agent at 3:04, he's undoubtedly teetering on the edge of shock due to the injury and the realization that he's been left behind. That could potentially cloud his judgement while performing self aid, which isn't unheard of. Secondly, he had on a full kit, designed to keep your body vacuum sealed to protect against the harshness of space. Perhaps the suit would have been too difficult to cut off with the pair of scissors he had?

@@znraborn7031 That's exactly it. In the book, the reason he doesn't bleed out is because the blood freezes to the inside of the suit when encountering Mars atmosphere. But he can't get to the wound to treat it while wearing the suit, and can't remove the suit without removing the rod. Gotta make the situation worse before he can make it better.

No shit eh? Thanks for the insightful perspective.

@@jeff8509 😂

@@andrewslat7283 I just mean its kind of the point of the entire movie. He’s alone on Mars. Doesn’t really need explaining buddy 😂

Not a lot more he can do right there, hes closed the external wound but an internal wound would require a second person as he would likely hurt himself or pass out and die.

It depends on a lot of factors, such as the depth of the wound, the location, how he got the wound, and basically what happened when he got it, if I remember correctly he was thrown backwards from the force of whatever it was hitting him, which would have resulted in the piece breaking off the way it did, and the force he was thrown back at could have prevented the wound from being deep enough for a worrisome amount of internal bleeding, not only that but he was face down for a while which could have given his body enough time to seal up any possible points internally to prevent the blood from going to areas inside the body it shouldn't. Then again, I'm just speculating, I don't have the medical knowledge to make accurate analysis.

Perforated bowel/intestine leading to sepsis.

Nah actually thats private ryan of the 82nd airborne

Probably local anasthetic or something

could be an anti heamorraging agent

Thanks, doc, for lending your expertise on this fictional scene adapted for a movie from a novel. We've retroactively declared Mark Watney dead, and the film's runtime is now twelve minutes. Cheers!

Your comment is pure conjecture without knowing the depth of the wound or whether it even perforated his intestines.

@@nikolai3620 You can feel your bowel through your skin when you got gas.

so edgy

Nope just good old fashioned grunt work and the power of your own mind to problem solve.

​@@randymiller938 yep, and when humans have to rely on machines to do the thinking and problem solving for us there's a serious problem.

@@keithduvall812Ever seen this really old movie called “The Matrix”?

I'm sure an AI making up "facts" about how to treat a wound would have been real helpful to him.

This movie is set for the distant future, not all that fictional to be real. There likely 20 years away from this movie being possible.

REALLLY yeah otr tho