Doctor Breaks Down Medical Science in BLACK PANTHER | Doctor Reacts

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Rest In Peace King

[@PittsburghSonido]

In my culture, death is not the end. It’s more of a stepping-off point. Btw: I just wanna say I was here before 1 million views!

[@masternobody1896]

RIP can you teach me how to be doctor

[@tributecentral22]

Wakanda Forever. R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman.

[@irinakantt]

♥️

[@mamymimma]

💖😢

[@ED-yy4te]

They should have censored the wig trauma. That one is so brutal.

[@dancechica]

😆

[@PHSDM104]

Best wig snatching ever!

[@gamester512]

I suspect there may be massive ego damage with that one. :P

[@testfire3000]

I am kind of shocked it kept its PG-13 rating here in the states.

[@Tribbles.]

Really have to respect that the man even whilst going through his medical problems still continued to take part in several movies , kept it from going into public in an industry that thrives on gossip which speaks volumes of respect of anyone who knew his situation all the while still making time to visit sick children and passing on that same kind of strength that he had to them. If there's anyone that should be likened to a golden standard of human virtue this Man surely made it to that list.

[@Milagros81]

It only show me that privacy is possible and those crying for it are the one that have the paparazzi on speed dial. #ripchadwickboseman

[@minako134]

Actually I have a more pessimistic take on it... The media didn't know he had cancer, so they called him unenthusiastic when he was on the red carpet or on press junkets and clearly tired. Maybe if they knew, he could've been given better treatment by the industry, but I guess no one knows...

[@kayehenry3737]

I wonder why he did not choose to make it public and highlight the need for regular exams and early detection. That's an opportunity lost, especially since People of Color are disproportionately affected by poor healthcare and poor treatment outcomes. I wonder what his thoughts were on this.

[@Milagros81]

@@kayehenry3737 people will find a way to criticise him 😏

[@kayehenry3737]

@@Milagros81 - I'm sure that's true, but it would only make those people look stupid. He is a great role model now. How much more adored would he be if he used his misfortune to teach others? Sigh.

[@MedlifeCrisis]

Glad you chose this one. Haven't felt this sad about a celebrity death since Prince. Incredible that Boseman was able to do so much while unwell and decided to keep it private. Rewatched the movie with my son at the weekend. Heartbreaking loss.

[@StewChicken42]

Terrible, awful times, Dr. Frankie. 😭😭😭

[@heartcomedy5]

Iron Fan, Dr. *Francis*

[@gamester512]

Yeah, 2020's been less than stellar. Considering we also lost Grant Imahara to a sudden brain aneurysm. Not to mention the whole Pandemic debacle.

[@olimakiella]

Love this. Very well done. "Anyone that's been in an arm bar before will know that it bloody hurts." There's a story there.

[@shadowdramon01]

It’s always the nice ones😂

[@rog2224]

When I had a problem with trigeminal neuralgia, not one of my doctors seemed to grasp my description of the onset (almost aura) of an attack when I termed it 'it's like the spreading numbness you get between being slapped across the face, and it starting to hurt.' "I'm not sure I follow. I've not been slapped like that" "Ever been hit one side of the face by a football on a cold day?" (Something that seemed to be an essential part of the part of the English school system I was in in the 70s) "Can't say I have..." Only my dentist got the idea... but he generally gave the impression of being a bit of a cad, back in the day. Thus, the good doctor has impressed me with his arm bar experience.

[@jaihayes9647]

"and finally, a blast injury from a Left Upper Limb Mounted Vibranium Cannon. Weirdly enough, not a lot of experience dealing with this" The wording and comedic timing on this one was so perfect, good job man xD

[@AllTheArtsy]

My father died from colon cancer as well more than 5 years ago. He was 59. I was so surprised when I heard about Chadwick Boseman, I didn't even know he was sick. It's crazy to me, because my dad's doctors kept saying that colon cancer is usually a lifestyle disease that catches up to you (although recent demographics apparently show a rise in cases for people under 50). To the young folks in the comment sections, don't smoke. Do not abuse alcohol. Exercise moderately and eat healthy food. Please. For your loved ones.

[@rog2224]

In younger people (and Boseman was in his 30s when he got his diagnosis), it's more genetic lottery than environmental or 'lifestyle'.

[@nursebondemcanada]

Thanks for the advice

[@neilwilson5785]

My dad had it too. If it is detected early, the prognosis is good, Symptoms can be a bit subtle though...

[@AllTheArtsy]

​@@neilwilson5785 The only symptom my dad had was he kept having LBM for like, a month. That's it. He failed to give a stool sample at his workplace annual medical checkup a few months prior. I don't know if a fecalysis would have caught it. But when he was diagnosed he was already at stage 4. From diagnosis to his death, it was less than 7 months.

[@animelly]

Chadwick kept his cancer a secret with only having family and closest friends that knows about it. Also, Africans are more likely to get colon cancer and no one knows why

[@Corporis]

"What's a bit suspicious is that they start shooting everyone with guns" got me laughing real hard Ed

[@DxM0nk3y]

Can you please make a breakdown of the injuries in John Wick?

[@DrHopeSickNotes]

Great idea!

[@QUARTERMASTEREMI6]

@@DrHopeSickNotes Yes please! ❤

[@olimakiella]

Oh that would be awesome. That quick fire round would be exhausting tho.

[@kieranmacneil3940]

Death by bullet wound to the head Death by bullet wound to the head Death by bullet wound to the head Death by bullet wound to the head Death by.....

[@TMW_ShadowStarr]

@@kieranmacneil3940 death by horse kick to the head.

[@ravenlord4]

I remember in "Avengers Endgame" they mentioned the Dr. Strange was simply a practicing surgeon down the street during the Battle of New York. It would be a cool prequel to show him dealing with the immediate aftermath of that, in the style of "ER" or something like that.

[@petreasupagain5036]

"an ambulance in England takes about 7 mins" Me a rural Australian: oh thaTS NICE

[@alexcase]

In an emergency (i live in Dorset tho, and we don't even have a city) . When i was out with friends one of them dislocated his knee and he ended up being put in the back of a van to take him to hospital bc he was getting too cold and the ambulance hadn't come after at least 2 hours

[@petreasupagain5036]

damn dude, I guess the 7mins is more of a city thing

[@windhelmguard5295]

keep in mind he said "london" i'd imagine it would take longer out in the boonies.

[@aashi8316]

In the UK, the average time is 8 minutes. Theoretically London should be quicker because it's a city but it's also got London traffic so..

[@RoadkillbunnyUK]

Alex case they also have to prioritise who gets an ambulance first and while a dislocated knee is very painful and absolutely needs to be seen in hospital it is not life threatening so is a lower priority. This is why you see such a wide variety of response times. Sometimes they get it wrong, sometimes people are left long enough that their condition becomes worse but thankfully these are the exceptions. The fact you were able to take your friend in under your own devices demonstrates why it was a low priority job, yes it would have been a whole lot better for your friend in an ambulance with some pain control but it wasn’t life and death. We can only work with the resources we have and even if the NHS was funded as it should be you just can’t have enough fully stocked and staffed ambulance on the road at any one time to cover any and all calls because most of the time you would be paying out to have crews sitting about doing nothing ‘just incase’.

[@visoriannull832]

43? You could have told me that he was a 20 year old model and i would believe you.

[@prizmarvalschi1319]

He has to have some kind of meds

[@KhronicD]

To trot out an old cliche. "Black don't crack." heh On a more serious note, Black people, in my experience, tend to have far more interest/knowledge in skin care. Perhaps because dark skin shows flakiness/psoriasis effects more obviously than lighter colored skin. So in general, they tend to take better care of their skin, which reduces the usual suspects in physical aging, like wrinkles and lines and such.

[@raynder5542]

@@KhronicD Yep you're absolutely right. Along with the greater concentration of melanin that helps to prevent wrinkles and skin cancer (its not fullproof obviously).

[@littlered6340]

@@raynder5542 yeah, it's a fun subject. Since Sun damage causes so much aging and we have melanin, we have a head start, but black people love to (at least in my exp) call each other out when we're looking even the least bit ashy, and stuff shows. So we tend to care a lot about skincare. It has come out thst black people spent quite a lot of money on hair and skin care, so people have started trying to appeal to us more in recent years. I just think it's kind of hilarious none of the big name companies realised for so long.

[@Amaritudine]

Danai Gurira, the actress who plays General Okoye, is 42 but also looks like she could be a bodybuilder 10 or 20 years her junior.

[@RamuneSky]

"A wig tramua, the worst kind" - Dr. Hope, 2020 That one made me laugh a bit

[@nursebondemcanada]

Me too

[@littlered6340]

Got me and my mom good as well 🤣

[@BradleyBoy]

WAKANDA FOREVER!!!!!!!!

[@AliSakurai]

He will be missed. Great actor and wonderful person.

[@TheChloclo]

Your patent pending Rapid Fight Scene Trauma Diagnosis format is brilliant, Doc. Always so creative with things like this. Thoroughly enjoyed the video as usual Rest in power king

[@TheFallOutPilots]

Our Junior Doctor King reacts to our wonderful King's work. Perfect 👑

[@AniDex]

Shame you're in the U.K during a pandemic, a collab between you and the Corridor Crew would be so interesting!

[@endosym5023]

When you get the time, you should look at some medical scenes from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. There's this one scene at the end of season one where one of the main characters almost drowns and he suffered from brain damage in season 2. It would be cool to see it explained

[@svenornitier]

>Explaining a submission hold ZOMG. PLEASE REVIEW FIGHT MOVIES. also, RIP Chadwick Boseman.

[@alant84]

"The medical term for what we saw here is 'HellinaCellitis', more commonly known as 'Broken in Half Syndrome'. There's a very real possibility of damage to the neck and spine, and almost certainly a concussion. The medical staff are going to want to keep him as still as possible and...why is he climbing back up...?"

[@Error403HRD]

May he rest in peace.

[@talkingwithh9309]

Could you do a video on colon cancer, what it is and the stages are.

[@re_patel]

Wow, the thought never even crossed my mind, about the flowers absorbing the vibranium....

[@Rapidashisaunicorn]

“And also what’s a bit suspicious is when they start shooting everyone with guns” LMAO 😂

[@moonronic]

this man was as tough as nails to look this gorgeous while doing all the amazing things he did with aggressive cancer. he beat it in my eyes, it took him in the end but he achieved so much even with it and changed so many lives, that he beat it to me even if it did take him out in the end. RIP

[@endosym5023]

1:16 that was pretty spot on. In the prelude comic, they did say that the Vibranium enriched soil was the reason the heart shaped herb grew in Wakanda

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

Loved the fight scene play-by-play. Thank you for making this video!

[@kef41]

6:03 jesu cristo, If the doctor gets into a fight he knows where to hit and what bones to break, I want him on my team xD

[@windhelmguard5295]

yea but does he have the skill to hit those points on a moving target?

[@reaverkai]

@@windhelmguard5295 Dr. Watson does

[@luhluthandongubane2928]

Dr Sick notes: Wig trauma, the worst type of trauma Me: Yes I have been there.. I was blind for a few seconds and smelt the most horrific odor

[@KinoKarrete]

Love this video! R.I.P. King :(

[@michaelsemaska5378]

Rest in peace Chadwick, you will never be forgotten.

[@JohnPeacekeeper]

Who else learned the difference between choking and strangling from Handsome Jack?

[@HarrisonMartin]

Why does this not have more views?! This was awesome

[@TheMeatDeluxe]

Ed your content is both informative and educational, it's definitely a channel I'm glad I subscribed to. Please keep up the great work, be safe.

[@obsidian_phoenix7312]

Great video as usual, love the channel. I was really shook up by Chadwicks passing. I didn't even know him but I felt like I lost a friend. Wakanda Forever! Also, on a side note, I'm LOVING the thicker beard!! ;)

[@hannahherrmann4921]

I love these videos, but I hate that Chadwick Boseman passed away. Rest in peace, king.

[@veeinh]

I hate that the "doctor" is using someone's death for clout

[@hannahherrmann4921]

@@veeinh Why is doctor in quotation marks? I get it might have been too soon, but it doesn't look like he did it for clout. Please address this to Ed himself if you really have an issue with it, not me, because I had literally nothing to do with the making and release of this video.

[@wuramkesvfx]

Alison K he isn’t using anybody for clout.

[@oldman9110]

Loved it. Please keep dong this kind of video. Cinema sins did something similar which I sound entertaining, but stopped after only a few. Would love to see more.

[@Juuken0m6]

I was diagnosed with Wig Trauma at a very young age, and I can tell you from experience that Wig Trauma IS NO JOKE!!! I had to go through many surgeries and therapies in order to stay alive. I want to thank you so much for bringing awareness to this illness and hopefully mankind will one day find a cure for it

[@emanuellafonseca8417]

You're the sweetest. Thanks for another awesome video!

[@DarkTruth666]

"No, no, Jimmy, choking is something you do when you eat too fast. As I'm crushing Mister Moorin's windpipe with my watch chain, what I'm doing is actually referred to as strangling." -Handsome Jack

[@PixelatedH2O]

Started the video expecting everything from the movie to be nonsense. I'm surprised that's not completely true.

[@pluviasalutor1290]

The Rapid Fight Scene Diagnosis was great. You made the arm cannon sound so official.

[@ExplodingJellyfish]

I find it hilarious that he suddenly has an entire skeleton in his lap like Santa Claus in a mall at 9:35

[@nikolaiboyce]

Awesome video as always! I'm surprised that you didn't touch on the final fight/Killmongers death scene, but again still an amazing video! Stay safe out there!

[@supaida_man]

First,Stan lee Then,Kobe Bryant Now,Chadwick boseman😢😢😭😭😭

[@LifeUntilLove]

Great video! It is so sad that Chadwick has left us so young, but this is a nice way to remember his work.

[@andrewjohnson6716]

The average time for an ambulance in London is seven minutes!? That’s actually incredibly fast.

[@TheIvyBlade]

Rest in peace Chadwick Boseman, you seemed a good man. On a lighter note, I think you should do a video like this on the marvel show daredevil.

[@ingobaby1]

Just what I need to start my day! Chadwick Boseman was an amazing actor and overall person. He will be missed ❤️

[@SnakeMan448]

T'Challa: "As you can see, I'm not dead!" Dr. Hope: "Now we can see here that T'Challa has done a self-diagnosis that he isn't dead. We do suggest that he should consult a medical professional rather than just rely in a self-diagnosis, especially after sustaining several injuries, drowning and hypothermia."

[@hunterivey]

Great details on the medical work on this movie, also great review, R.I.P. Chadwick Boseman.

[@whelp5142]

I love how pedantic you were about choking and strangulation. It was so sincere it was hilarious

[@lilybeth7266]

Thanks a ton for this scientific review of Black Panther. It's a great tribute to the actor's memory, so inspiring for the younger generations but also appreciated by vast audience and the greatest of the showbiz. Moreover, it helped me to think over the need to support research to treat and defeat diseases like cancer and rare genetic disorders. Also, unfortunately, it made me realize more dramatically that some recent news involving choke holding, spinal injuries and poisoning have not only extremely dangerous but lethal effects for human beings. I hope that all your community is aware of what these extreme measures can cause. Life is not a movie. Stay safe. 🇮🇹🍀🇬🇧

[@aimieelemieux9932]

I haven't cried so much over Chadwick since Romero. Mr. Boseman was an inspiration for all of us perusing a career in the performing arts.

[@theLOSTranger234]

really enjoy THIS, not just taking a look at the regular medical scenes BUT taking a look at actual fight scenes and it's 'injuries' ! bravo doc. if you doing this, just take a look at some of Jackie Chan's OLDER scenes (mostly the "blooper reels" as he did his own stunts and when he HAD to go to the hospital they had to wait till was better to get out. (and even doing stuff with a broken leg)

[@spacewitchvulcan]

I had a pnumothorax and haemothorax two Friday's ago during a biopsy on my lung. Gnarliest thing I've ever experienced. While lying in the CT scan having the biopsy I was making noises that I can only describe as some form of "Queen Of The Night" then I started feeling something pooling in my back. Thankfully, an x-ray a couple hours later revealed I didn't need a drain and felt better after a little while!

[@drkriseliza]

What a lovely tribute, love the medical breakdown. RIP Chadwick

[@ericmill7638]

Dear Dr. Hope, Thank You for fulfilling your teaching mission. My family and I are enjoying your U tube videos particularly my teens. Your are also inspiring me to get back on track with my teaching mission. Sincerely, Dr. E. M. MD

[@numbernine5894]

I love the music. It makes me so unreasonably happy every time

[@JP-qg2uq]

Great video. As someone whose spouse is dealing with Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer, this may have been a quick chance to describe how cancers are staged and progress. Boseman progressed from 3 to 4 before passing. Then again, cancer is so extensive, it could more than warrant its own episode.

[@rayjay6989]

Great video. Perhaps it might be worth a follow up talking about colon cancer, signs to look out for etc?

[@Nikenik2001]

Haven't laughed this much to any of your other videos. And I still learned a few things, especially about therapeutic hypothermia. Very interesting since I'm doing wim hof-method with ice baths at the moment. Thanks! 🙂 Wakanda Forever!

[@glitched2797]

A wig trauma- (quick zoom) - the worst kind! Pffft 😂

[@bentoth9555]

The bit about the chokehold made me think of Borderlands 2 and Handsome Jack. "No, no, Jimmy, choking is something you do when you eat too fast. As I'm crushing Mister Moorin's windpipe with my watch chain, what I'm doing is actually referred to as strangling."

[@stephaniecoulson9710]

Fantastic tribute but must say a big bravo on the rapid fight diagnosis... brilliant!!

[@pamnally79]

Another amazing video and an excellent finish! Rest in power Chadwick🖤👑 #wakandaforever

[@QUARTERMASTEREMI6]

It is quite unfortunate to lose Chadwick Boseman so early and so young. My condolences to his family and loved ones during this time. He will be greatly missed. RIP, #WakandaForever ❤ Also, love your Rapid Fight Scene Trauma Diagnosis. Do please get that pass the patent pending stage! I think it will be quite the hit! 😄

[@zaidkhan9822]

Your Seriousness during the Wig trauma made me believe you for 10 seconds , before I came back to my senses 👏👏👏

[@jamesnnabeze687]

Your speed analysis of fight scenes are Savage 😆. I don't think I have ever seen a channel make medicine so fun.

[@BobT36]

lol I loved the rapid fight diagnosis. Just shows all these impacts, cracking bones and falls from height and so on that happen in movies are pretty serious, despite them all getting up perfectly fine afterwards etc.

[@gamester512]

I think it could be interesting to see you reacting to the one-on-one CQC fight between Liquid Ocelot & Solid Snake at the end of Metal Gear Solid 4, and the fight is pretty lengthy too. The last hurrah for two of the series biggest characters.

[@dr.lindsaymarie]

I thought this was going to be a video about colon cancer but you went above and beyond with all that medical info 👏🏼

[@ArcticAlpaca275]

I've noticed in military movies and shows that when someone sustains a gunshot wound they often dump a powder on the wound in the field. Is this some sort of coagulant or disinfectant? I'd love to see you review some war movies or shows! Band of Brothers has some great scenes that you could review!

[@wolfco47]

Depending on the movie, it may have been a quick clot powder like Celox. There are a number of different types with different components, but they either just combine with the fluid in the blood to form a clot directly OR they interact with blood components to encourage the natural clotting process. Such things are not optimal for non-combat / non-emergent situations because the wound must then be cleared as part of the surgical process.

[@ArcticAlpaca275]

@@wolfco47 Interesting! I figured it had to be one or the other! Thanks so much!

[@rayray80234]

They don't use it anymore, haven't in a decade or so, but you're referring to Quick Clot powder. It basically chemically cauterizes the wound so it stops bleeding. Very bad if you're down wind & inhaled it. Now they have something similar, but in gauze form. You pack it into the wound & hopefully it works. If not, it's the only time you'll remove something from a wound. Normal gauze you don't remove it b/c you undo any clotting, but w/the quick-clot kind, you do b/c it only works w/direct contact to the wound

[@AjmalZuhair]

I don't know why but whenever he is talking about medical terms fast especially in the fight scene, i was laughing.

[@jeweliasifuentes6123]

The fact the you broke down the medical stuff was cool but I loved you mentioning and explaining correctly the martial arts moves

[@OGSinisterPotato]

This channel needs more subs.. Such quality!

[@RedRidersTerraTrips]

I love RFSTD, it's like RDJ Sherlock Holmes mode.

[@cooltubes547]

I had no idea he was even ill. I was very shocked at the news. Black panther was my second favourite character only next to iron man. He will be missed for sure. I’m glad that we’ll at least still have Chadwick with us through the films he made. 2020 is just the worst. Rip Chadwick.

[@itsnotworthit7178]

thank you for doing think, Chadwick will always be in our hearts we should celebrate his hard work and remember him the way he wanted us to

[@TheAdvertisement]

6:00 This is the first Rapid Fight Scene Trauma Diagnosis I’ve scene and I’m not disappointed.

[@BrotherKnowledge.]

"Blood on the floor and four more." Okay. You mentioned the thoracic cavity, already. I'm deducing the second one is the abdominal cavity and the third the cranial vault. What is the fourth one? (And did I get the third one correct?)

[@voopu]

According to a quick Google research the four are: -the chest -the abdomen -the pelvis -a large bone (femur)

[@jarnMod]

5:30 That accurate clarification turns wrestling into a murder.

[@techiegm]

I'd love to see your reaction to medical issues in The Expanse. There's an episode in the 3rd Season (Episode 11) which specifically deals with issues re zero-G and internal blood pooling, among other issues

[@Mikimarux]

This was great, your comedy timing is fantastic.

[@bernelledore4744]

Love your show and particularly love this one 🙏, keep doing what you do.

[@Thuggishelf74]

I literally looked for this a few hours ago!! So happy you did this

[@ralphhuerto3532]

RIP Chadwick Boseman. Thanks for this video, Dr. Hope. Also, key takeaway: you used to do Capoeira? Nice!

[@hilarywhite0]

Excellent, very informative and funny. Nice one Doctor!

[@PWR.SHADOW]

Love you’re channel and expertise 🙂keep up the good work

[@joshuastarkloff9602]

Honestly always thought the beads acted kind of like nanotech. Sending in tiny bots into the body to help with any internal issues.

[@spacewarpphotography1667]

Dr. Hope, I've thought this many times but I don't think I've ever commented it -- you have beautiful eyes! 8)

[@GZxuanChannel-nx9vi]

AMAZING Discussion!!!

[@lorenzozanini5651]

7:17 best Part of the video. i love your humor

[@Ryderboycolor9]

He may rest AS YOU CAN SEE IM NOT DEAD Chadwick bose man 2018

[@PaolaBarrientos]

Great reaction video just what we needed to light the mood a bit. RIP king T'Challa✊🏾

[@shkotayd9749]

That you know what Capoeria is AND what a rear triangle choke is, doc? I would swoon, if an ape possibly could! RIP Black Panther Boseman.

[@bronaghwilson2461]

When my baby was put on digoxin for his heart defect, everyone was telling us "oh that's made from foxglove" 😂😂😂

[@Coffeegirl739]

He was a great person. I hope it will spread awareness about cancer, I lost my grandmother because of cancer and my othet grandfather is fighting now too. I wish people could test for a small amount of money so at least they know if they are in the spectrum of risk 😐

[@gravibusgabe]

I love your content dude, keep it up!

[@mieyou3850]

Hi Dr.Hope, I incredibly sad for the loss of a good actor. You're back in your usual studio. It was just lunchtime and I was able to see your vlog right away. I'm happy to add another new English medical terms to my list. I have referred your vlog to someone whose son is a medical student. Thank you always.

[@olimakiella]

It’s lunchtime for you?! I’m about to go to bed. Have a great lunch and an excellent rest of the day!

[@mieyou3850]

@@olimakiella Have a good night! I live in Japan. 😆

[@olimakiella]

mieyou3 ah! I live in Trinidad.

[@mieyou3850]

@@olimakiella Wow, You live a long way from me!😳

[@olimakiella]

mieyou3 Ha! You too!