Welcome you guys!
I hope you're having a great week.
I am recording this episode a little earlier because I'm actually getting my wisdom tooth taken out in a couple of days.
So I don't know if I'm going to be able to speak.
Actually, that kind of gives me an idea.
I should do an episode on like a dentist or something like that.
All right.
But today we're going to talk about injuries.
Let's listen to the story.
Mom!
Mom!
Look what Dad has taught me to do.
Tony, don't do that while you're riding your bike.
That's dangerous.
Frank, why would you teach him that?
Oh, come on.
It's not that dangerous.
Tony!
Tony, are you okay?
Oh my gosh, you're bleeding.
Marie, he's just scraped his knees.
It's no big deal.
Are you serious?
Look at this wound.
He's going to need stitches.
What are you talking about?
He's okay.
He just needs a band-aid.
He'll be fine.
No, Mom.
I'm okay.
Seriously, Mom.
I feel fuber.
What's that again, honey?
I said, I feel fuber.
Okay, maybe he's got a chipped tooth.
You think?
Okay, that's a classic, right?
That's kind of stereotypical.
The mother that's super worried and the dad that's just kind of like no big deal.
Nothing's happened.
Let's begin with expression number one.
Scrape.
Marie, he's just scraped his knees.
Okay.
Is a scraped knee a serious injury?
Not really.
Usually like it happens when especially to kids if you're like running or roller skating or doing any type of like activity that requires you to move and you fall, especially on like hard ground, like concrete, you might get a scraped knee, which is basically like your skin gets lifted a little bit and that's it.
Do you bleed if you scrape your knee?
Not necessarily.
You could.
If maybe you were running too fast.
You know, your skin lifts up a bit and that's it, and you don't bleed.
But sometimes you could bleed a little bit, but it's nothing serious.
When was the last time you scraped your knees or another part of your body?
So if you know me and you've been listening to this podcast for a while, you'll know that I'm not exactly an adventurous person.
So I think I have to go back a few years to think of a time when I scraped my knees.
And it was when I decided I wanted to learn how to roller skate.
So I got all ready.
I went out there. but I didn't have any protections.
And obviously, you know, because it's part of the learning process, I fell and I scraped my knees.
So I had a big hole where my knees were in my pants.
And not in my body, it's just in my pants and my knees were just scraped.
So it was a little bit of blood coming out of it.
But it was terrible because I hadn't felt that feeling in so long, because it's usually something you know probably, that I would get.
That would happen to me when I was a kid.
So I was just like, okay.
This is not for me.
I don't like this feeling.
I don't like getting hurt, even if it's just a scraped knee.
And so I quit.
Expression number two, wound.
Are you serious?
Look at this wound.
If you have a wound, what did you injure?
A bone or your skin?
A wound is an injury that's usually connected to your skin.
How can you get a wound?
Like we said, it's connected to the skin.
It's when your skin gets injured.
So there's multiple ways in which you can do that.
You could get a cut, for example, while using a knife or using a pair of scissors.
And then you could also, for example that's not very likely, but maybe a bullet.
You could get shot and that would be considered a wound because it obviously, you know it injures the skin.
But also, for example, if your oven or a pot is too hot and you touch it and you get a burn, that is also a wound, because a burn kind of damages your skin.
Would you know how to treat a wound?
So I don't know much about first aid.
I mean, if it's a small wound, you really don't have to do much.
Maybe disinfect it.
But if it's a serious wound, then you definitely need to go to the hospital.
And you need.
Also, if you're losing a lot of blood, you need to make sure you apply pressure so that you don't lose too much blood.
Expression number three, stitch.
He's going to need stitches.
If you need stitches, are you losing a lot of blood or not?
Yes, if you need stitches, you're losing a lot of blood because basically, your skin has been ripped open.
And so there's a lot of blood coming out and you need to make sure that you stop the bleeding.
And what is a stitch used for?
To cover a wound or to close it?
It's used to close it up.
Basically, you take the two parts of the skin that have been kind of ripped open and you put them back together and you sew it up just like you would a piece of clothing.
So what is used to apply a stitch or stitches in general?
Well, like I said, very much like you would for sewing, you would need a needle and some thread.
That's actually kind of disgusting.
Whenever I see that in movies, I can't watch while they do that.
If you need stitches, where do you go?
To the pharmacy or the hospital?
If you need stitches, that means that your wound is pretty serious.
So you need to go to the hospital.
At the pharmacy, they don't have the equipment they need to treat you in that case.
Have you ever gotten stitches or do you know someone who's gotten stitches?
Thank God I have never needed stitches.
I think, like I said, the worst that's ever happened to me has been scraping my knee.
So no, no stitches there.
My boyfriend actually told me a story about um, and so he was younger and he was waiting at the bank while his mom was doing something and he was with a friend, um and i forget how, how old he was, but he was pretty young and for some reason he decided banging his head against the wall was a fun game and a good idea, and And so he kept doing that and kept doing that until it got so bad that he started bleeding.
And I'm pretty sure he had to go to the hospital and he needed stitches.
So, yeah.
Expression number four, band-aid.
He's okay.
He just needs a band-aid.
What is a band-aid used for?
To cover a deep wound or a small wound?
A band-aid is used to cover a small wound.
So like a small cut or sometimes if you scraped your knee, it could also be useful.
So are band-aids sticky or slippery?
Band-Aids are sticky.
At least one part is sticky because it's adhesive.
It needs to stick to your skin so that it's going to stay there and it's not going to move.
But then there's a little section that's not sticky and that's the part that goes over the wound to protect it.
Do you have Band-Aids at your house?
We do.
We actually got them before our trip to Asia just in case anything happened.
So we still have a bunch because we didn't use all of them.
Expression number five, chipped tooth.
Okay, maybe he's got a chipped tooth.
If you've got a chipped tooth, is your tooth missing entirely or only partially?
If you've got a chipped tooth, you're only missing a little part of your tooth.
It's a little broken.
And what normally leads to a chipped tooth?
Well, most times is due to like a fall.
So you're running, you fall, you hit your head or like your face, and then a little piece of your tooth goes missing, and that's how you got a chipped tooth.
Can you fix a chipped tooth?
I believe so.
I think if you go to the dentist and it's nothing major, usually they're able to repair it.
Have you ever chipped a tooth?
No, God, no.
It's one of my worst nightmares.
Every time I get you know accidentally hit in the face or I fall, which again it doesn't happen very often.
But I'm always like touching my teeth, making sure that they're fine.
And I haven't chipped a tooth yet.
And that is it for today.
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