Dr. Stone

[DarthEnderX]

A penetrating trauma with haemothorax would generally need a chest drain rather than just a stab, but they've skipped the recovery process nearly entirely. That's fine too.

They showed her holding a giant syringe, so I'm assuming she actually drained blood. They just didn't show it.

[Buffalobiian]

That's what I mean by "skipped" (didn't show it), and a chest drain as in one of these.





The reason blood doesn't just come out through the small needle and you need a big fat drain(tube) is because the blood congeals after trauma, and evacuating blood from that space isn't like drawing up fresh blood from a vein.

[DarthEnderX]

11

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Huh, I really thought strong girl was going to be a better match for enemy strong girl.


Anyway, really cool episode.

[Buffalobiian]

11

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Huh, I really thought strong girl was going to be a better match for enemy strong girl.


Anyway, really cool episode.

Yeah, it was fun. I also thought that the military men with machine guns would do a little better than just freak out against people with long sticks. I don't expect them to win necessarily, but not just go "Oh whit, machine gun bluff didn't work. Game over."

[DarthEnderX]

I also thought that the military men with machine guns would do a little better than just freak out against people with long sticks. I don't expect them to win necessarily, but not just go "Oh whit, machine gun bluff didn't work. Game over."

Guns are no match for martial arts! Haven't you seen every anime ever?

[Buffalobiian]

Guns are no match for martial arts! Haven't you seen every anime ever?

Hah.

I meant that soldiers should have CQC skills as well.

Ones that they should be confident in and not give up after flashing some guns didn't work.

[David75]

Ready to kill with grenades but not with a machinegun... that was strange.
I understand they need to save those strong characters they built over the course of the show.
And that's exactly what Stanley did, he did not kill them either.
I guess they want us to swallow the "resources" reason we've been served on screen, but the grenades...

[DarthEnderX]

12

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That the end of the season? Weirdly rushed episode.

[Buffalobiian]

It's a good way to trim the crew down for the next arc of the story.

It's weird how they just let 4 people go from the aircraft carrier when 3 of them were previously being tied down.