ER Doctor REACTS to Unbeatable Fear Factor Challenges

- Oh no! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Scorpions. (beep) Near drownings. I hope he doesn't have a latex allergy. And is that a "Saw" trap I see? Today we are breaking down and reacting to the almost medical scenes and hair-raising scenarios from "Fear Factor". Let's dive right in. (beep) Oh no! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Scorpions. (beep) I'm assuming these are scorpions that are nice, so to speak. - Be nice. - [Offscreen] There you go. - [Contestant] I definitely had to close my eyes. - Whoa

. - [Contestant] I couldn't see the scorpions being put on me. - Definitely close your eyes. So I actually literally tell people this when they have to go get an MRI. Super claustrophobic event, but if you just close your eyes, you don't know that it is. Obviously, she can feel these and it probably feels awful. - One. Go. - Come on. Go. Go. - What is she gonna do? - [Offscreen] Get them. Get them. Get them. Get them. - Calm down, calm down, calm down, calm down. - Oh. - [Ludacris] They're spill

ing outta the cone. You gotta keep your head up. - [Contestant] That was probably the worst experience I've ever had. - Ooh! Putting them near your face? - In your face. - Of all of them so far, this is probably the one I would not wanna do myself. Wow. - [Ludacris] Two, one. - Oh, they're stuck on her. Wow. We don't typically get to deal with scorpion stings in our emergency department, but it depends on where you are in the United States and it depends on where you are in the world. - [Contest

ant] It's like you don't know if they're gonna be really upset and just sting you or just attack you. - The biggest thing from a bite, sting event that we see in the emergency department, probably common are dog bites, cat bites. We would get bees or insect bites. Everybody under the sun comes in with a spider bite, even though they've never actually seen the spider. Usually it's just an infection of the skin. - They're into the first room. They're trying to split up, but they just realized that

they're cuffed. - Oh. Yeah, what are these? Organs? Cow tongues. Oh my God. Those things are huge. Actually, it looks like a liver almost. The shape of the liver, basically like a big triangle. The liver is actually bigger in a human, but this type of tongue looks like it a little bit. - Oh my God. - Definitely disgusting, whatever is in there. Is that the key to the handcuff or is that one of the three keys y'all need to get to the next room? - Pig snouts? (person snorting) We have all this bl

ood. The question is, is it actually, like, real blood or is it fake blood? Blood is typically quite dark like that. It probably would be clotting if it was sitting for a while. In, like, Hollywood, they typically would use corn syrup and some sort of, like, dye. - Our strategy is me looking through, like, the intestines and stuff. - Got it. - [Ludacris] They found the second key. - [Contestant] While she was trying to unlock the handcuffs - Cow intestines. So the intestines here, hard to tell t

he anatomy of the intestines that we're seeing. They're pretty huge, twisted pieces of tissue. It's smooth muscle. It has multiple layers. - Go, go, go. - Got it, got it. - [Ludacris] You got the fourth key. - Unlock it. Unlock it. - See how they're wearing a white T-shirt and see how it's, like, splattered with blood? That's what this would look like if I wore it at work. Blood really stains and it's really hard to get blood out of materials. That is why we don't wear that. That's why we typica

lly wear hospital scrubs and darker colored scrubs. - [Contestant] I'm gonna have to be chained up while seeing my brother suffocating. I hope he doesn't freak out. - Oh. - Don't be a (beep), dude. $50,000 on the line. - [Ludacris] Suck out the air. - So sucking out all the air. If somebody is healthy and you stop breathing, you potentially have like six to eight minutes of oxygen in the body before you drop below 90% of your pulse oximetry, your oxygen saturation. - Please do it, dude. It's rea

lly hard to breathe. Dude, I can't even (beep) move. I'm losing feeling in my legs, Max. - Shrink wrapped down to the table where he can't expand his chest. So then your breaths are very, very shallow. - [Contestant] One lock down. - You got one lock? - He's got the first lock. He got one lock. All right, Max. - I play around with latex with my girlfriend. (Jordan laughing) - Latex, in that instance, helped protect you from any STIs as well as a good barrier, not a perfect barrier, relating to f

amily planning. (dramatic music) - [Ludacris] Hey! All right. Okay. - Go get your brother out. There you go. - [Ludacris] And time. - Inappropriate use of CPR, but he's checking to pretend to do CPR, right? We've talked about CPR before. First, check to see if somebody has a pulse and make sure that they are breathing or not. - [Ludacris] One of you will be strapped into this electric chair. - Whoa. Electric chair is not cool. - If you hit the sides of this fence, you will be electrocuted. Here'

s the kicker. Every 15 to 20 seconds, the person inside of this chair will be electrocuted as well. (Jordan gasping) One, go. - I'm assuming the voltage and amps are very low. You increase the risk of having cardiovascular events. These are most likely AC currents versus DC. - [Contestant] As soon as the first shock hit, my hands just cramped up. - You can cause muscle breakdown. You can cause rhabdomyolysis. If you have muscle breakdown leading to rhabdomyolysis, you increase the risk of kidney

failure and you increase the risk of something called hyperkalemia. If that occurs, you can go into cardiac arrest. ♪ Cardiac arrest ♪ - [Contestant] The fact that she was there screaming and crying, that was worse than me getting shocked. - Oh, this is awful. - That was a little bit more motivation on my end. I got you. I got you. - 14. - Increased amount of stress equals inability to have good fine motor skills because your adrenaline is kicking up, so you actually will shake a little bit. Oh

! Who's got an issue with water? Let me know in the comments. Gotta hold your breath. - [Ludacris] And Marissa has the top. - Okay, all right, so at least there's a place to grab some air. - [Ludacris] They did it a little different than you guys. Started out with breathing. It seems like McKenzie's the one that's struggling. - So you gotta, one, do activity underwater, increasing your oxygen demand, and then when you start feeling like you can't breathe, you actually start to panic and you incr

ease oxygen demand. - Demand suddenly skyrocketed. - [Ludacris] Uh-oh, hold on. Marissa's in trouble. Marissa's in trouble. - All right, breathe. - [Ludacris] Breathe. They are struggling to breathing. - Definitely would be stressful. You don't wanna be swallowing water, you don't wanna inhale water, increasing the risk of, like, a pneumonitis. You won't necessarily get a pneumonia or an infection of the lung right away, you'll just get irritation of the lung tissue itself, which causes inflamma

tion. - [Ludacris] It's out. They got it. (dramatic music) Uh-oh. - Oh. - [Ludacris] Marissa's going the wrong way. You need to breathe. - Get out of there. Oh my gosh. That's the worst. So it gives an example of a little bit of disorientation that can happen under the water as well. - [Ludacris] Two. - Oh, these are just looking like flies. Like the annoying flies that come zinging around and make lots of noise. Ooh, don't inhale. - Go. (Jordan gasping) - Stop it. You gotta eat them? Kill them?

What are you doing? Chew them up? - [Contestant] I was trying to chew was probably the worst part of it all. In my face and my nose. The smell was unbearable. I freaked out. - Yeah, this is definitely a no for me. - Gotta be a no, dawg. - I don't need to be eating flies. Often enough, I pull different types of bugs out of people's ears is probably the most common place where a bug ends up. Sometimes it's a fly, sometimes it's a roach, sometimes it's an earwig. - Get it, get it, get it, get it.

- [Ludacris] Devin is two marshmallows down. And Tiana ate one, so five more to go. - Where's the other one? - Oh, so they're not eating the flies, they're trying to eat the marshmallows. - [Devin] There's like a army of insects trying to attack me. Buzzing around my ear. - Oh, the ear is the worst. Sometimes patients, they almost feel like they're going mad because the fly typically, or the insect, is moving still inside the ear canal, making loud noises and potentially irritating the tympanic

membrane, aka the eardrum. - Get it out. Please get it out. Please get me out. Get me out. Get me out. - Broken down. - Come on, y'all. Y'all killing me. - I have people that come in that are having psychosis or mental breakdowns where they believe that they have infestations of bugs in them, and eggs that are laying under the tissue or in their bodies. Usually it's not the case. A lot of bugs and a lot of stuff going on. Let me know what's worse. Is it, like, the creatures, the bugs, the grossn

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