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Doctor Reacts to The Pitt S2 E10: Can You Save A Severed LEG!!??

📸 Follow us on Instagram: behind the scenes, family life, medicine, and random chaos: Instagram:   / dr.chadd_todd   📩 Contact us at oncallmedicine1@gmail.com for reaction ideas, content requests, general questions for Dr. Todd, or just to say hello! (We can’t provide personal medical advice.) ⚕️ Medical Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment, discussion, and general educational commentary only. It is not medical advice and should not replace evaluation or treatment by your own physician or healthcare professional. Description: Dr. Todd and Allycia react to The Pitt Season 2 Episode 10, where the ER is pushed even further after the waterpark fallout. This episode brings intense trauma cases, emotional strain, and major medical teaching moments — including a severed leg, concern for DVT, a panic attack mistaken for something more serious, and an emergency tension pneumothorax procedure. Dr. Todd explains what happens physiologically during massive blood loss, why tourniquets save lives, whether limb reattachment is realistic, how unilateral leg swelling raises concern for deep vein thrombosis, and why needle decompression must be done immediately when tension pneumothorax is suspected. We also talk about nicotine patch safety, prescription fraud, HIPAA boundaries, medical decision-making, and the growing professionalism tension between Santos and Langdon. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:21 Reaction To The Pitt S@ E10 01:41 Rollercoaster Accident Storytime(Allycia’s Final Destination Moment) 02:51 Back to the ER Action 04:12 Severed Leg Arrives 07:20 Shock and Tourniquet Talk 09:19 Unilateral Leg Swelling DVT 11:04 Panic Attack vs Heart Attack 20:26 Needle Decompression Explained 23:18 Nicotine Patch Warning 26:45 HIPAA and Medical Proxy 29:21 Cancer Screening Speculation 32:30 Emotional Fallout 34:06 Outro Discussion #thepitt #medical #reaction #doctorreacts #dvt #medicalexplained #physician #tvreaction #healthcare #internalmedicine