Another real doctor reacting vid, this time to the most interesting MEDICINE and SCIENCE scenes in Dr Stone. Are the medical and scientific scenes accurate and could Senku really pull off all the discoveries? The most requested ANIME is DR STONE from you guys and girls. So let's dive in.
If you haven't seen Dr. Stone - it's a story (an awesome one) about an event called Petrification - where every human is turned into stone. A science-loving kid called Senku finds himself unpetrified 3700 years in the future and has to rediscover some of humanity's greatest discoveries. He is somewhat of a scientist (insert meme wink wink) and seems to have been an engineer, doctor, and physicist in some other life (my only way of explaining how much he knows!). From what I've seen the logic and science in the show are superb so far (I am halfway through season 1 so far). I can't wait to finish season 1 and get on the much anticipated season 2 of Dr Stone.
The main areas we discuss in this video are the use of ethanol in medicine (episode 1). It was used as an antiseptic and also as an anesthetic (to help numb pain). We will also look at the cervical nerve which is the nerve Senku is struck across in Episode 5. We will look at what damage to this nerve can look like in real life and some of the anatomy and physiology around this. Lastly, we will be looking at CPR that Senku receives after he is struck in the neck and learn about a better technique to give effective resuscitation.
Hope you guys enjoy this break-down of Dr. Stone (episode 1-5), I will be sure to do a few more if you guys really like it or if you want me to do an episode by episode more in-depth deep dive then drop me a message telling me on here or Instagram and I will be sure to do it.
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0:00 - Introduction
1:21 - Ethanol in Medicine and Science
3:20 - Getting winded - what causes it?
4:12 - Cervical Nerve Injury - How bad is it? And Can Senku survive?
6:45 - CPR in Anime - How accurate is it?
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