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Doctor Reacts to Cells At Work! 1x2: Scrape Wounds! -Brand New Anime Fans!!

Dr. Todd and Allycia react to Episode 2 of Cells at Work! (“Scrape Wound”) and break down what actually happens in the body during a skin abrasion. We explain how platelets rapidly clump to stop bleeding, how a platelet plug and fibrin clot form, and why closing a wound prevents bacteria from entering. The episode’s microbes—Staph aureus, Group A strep, and Pseudomonas—lead into a discussion of neutrophils as first-line defenders and how white blood cells coordinate the immune response. Dr. Todd covers key hematology and immune concepts, including: -CBC with differential and what each white blood cell does -Primary vs secondary hemostasis -Von Willebrand disease vs hemophilia and why bleeding patterns differ -Platelet count vs function when evaluating bleeding We also discuss where platelets come from (megakaryocytes), the roles of thrombopoietin vs erythropoietin, and why liver disease, kidney disease, or bone marrow disorders can affect blood counts. Allycia shares her experience with gestational thrombocytopenia, along with real-world platelet thresholds, ITP, and transfusion considerations. We wrap up with a preview of the next episode (“Influenza”) and a teaser for upcoming discussions on vaccines and viral evolution. 🧬 Educational content provided by a licensed physician for informational purposes only. This does not replace medical advice. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:51 Reaction to CaW 1x2 03:26 Clot Formation: Fibrin & Platelet Plug 05:29 Bacteria Invade: Staph, Strep & Pseudomonas 08:11 Immune Cell Communication (Cytokines) 10:24 vWF & Sealing the Wound 13:48 Outro-Deep Dive 14:25 CBC w/ Diff: White Blood Cells Explained 16:46 Hemostasis Basics: Platelets & Clotting 19:29 Bleeding Disorders, Pregnancy & ITP 21:19 Influenza Preview & Vaccines Tease #cellsatwork #doctorreacts #hematology #internalmedicine #medicaleducation #physician #animereaction #reaction