Mark, the Anesthesiologist, can be found in the break room/office drinking coffee and checking his stock portfolio while the CRNA is in the OR taking care of the patient.
@@mcbaggins12 Except when there isn’t one. Thousands of CRNAs practice independently across the country, providing safe, quality anesthesia services to diverse patient populations.
@@llamawizard not as safe as an anesthesiologist, the ones responsible for 99% of all anesthesia literature over the last 170 years. A CRNA is not doing neonate cardiac cases or a trainreck ASA 4 trauma with 4 difderent surgical services on board. These are the cases that even fully trained anesthesiologists who actually went to med school and did residency have to do 1-3 years of fellowship. They aren't independent in any tertiary academic center
@@mcbaggins12 agreed that certain specialty surgical services require more specific training, but tertiary academic centers make up fraction of a fraction of anesthetics delivered nationwide.
I'm in veterinary medicine but it is no different. As a 5th year student, I had to scratch a surgeons nose, rearrange his glasses, sort through a pile of actual trash to see whether he had lost something and then was asked why I wasn't enjoying the music visibly. He was listening to the soundtrack of Guardians of the Galaxy on full blast. It was like something from the start of a horror movie.
As a surgeon I have to defend him a bit. I have had some horrible nose itches that distracted me from the case. Getting a scratch was a patient safety issue!
@@dudewhateverish yeah true it was necessary. It's just the whole demeanour and then directly addressing me because I wasn't dancing to the music but rather sweating like mad under all the OP scrubs and trying my best not to look like a complete idiot. It was all too much, with this happy go lucky music blasting away on full volume 😂
To be fair, he's just so overshadowed by Roger Waters and David Gilmour. And as far as prog rock keyboardists go, he's not as up there as Keith Emerson or Rick Wakeman. It's just easy to misplace him, unfortunately. I can't blame the med student at all.
After over a year of surgical training, I can honestly say I've become a way bigger asshole than I thought I could ever be. I don't even recognize myself sometimes when I'm in the ER. What is it about this field that makes us love it so much while it simultaneously robs us of our humanity?
Knowing you've changed is the first step to address the issue... So long as you remember how hard was to get where you are, and remember that other people have struggles as well, you'll keep your humility
Think of every time medicine has consulted you for pericholecystic fluid in a patient with heart failure, every NP consult for "abdominal pain" with no further workup, the 35yo woman who remains in 13/10 pain on clinic follow up for an appy and demands opiates and seeth with me
Your sense of self grandiose. You are not as important as you think you are. You are Not better than other people. 1 accident or illness could take away your hands & your ability to be a surgeon.
@@cheryllemme9332 alright there ancient one. I'm just pointing out why surgeons develop short tempers, there's a limited amount of time to cover patient care and an unlimited amount of bullshit keeping me from my family.
The Flingenlooper is an orthopedic instrument: a looped forceps designed to be flung across the room (hence the name) when the surgeon doesn’t get his way. General surgeons use a Tossenretractor, which serves a similar purpose. The joke is that both instruments are only available in even French sizes, so a 7 French Flingenlooper isn’t a thing.
This is why I love the internet. Thank you kind stranger. I was a liason for a robotic heart surgeon for a few years. It was the most satisfying job I have had thus far. The amount of pressure surgeons put themselves under is incredible. They really are all softies in the end. 💛
If your therapist doesn't have a therapist, it proves they don't believe in therapy. Everyone should have a person in their corner like a therapist or even life coach.
I’m a vascular surgeon of 20 years. I’m sending many of your videos to colleagues in other specialties. We’re all laughing because they’re all spot on accurate! Keep up the good work. I wish I could be as talented
So close to real-life, though! I have run into colleagues at the grocery store, park, etc. and not realized who they were at first because they were wearing normal clothes, not scrubs.
Absolutely amazing, it's hard studying medicine but after watching your videos, I just cannot give up this easily, it's a bit of a toxic culture but your videos show both sides and that is why I and many more ppl keep moving forward
Definitely don't give up. The harder you work now the more of that toxicity you can avoid later, just ask our buddy Dr. Glauc. I bet he doesn't even remember the last time he had a face to face interaction with a general surgeon 😅
@@pochopmartin That’s definitely true - there are some areas of medicine that are less toxic, but idk I feel like that still continues the toxic part without fixing it. Hopefully all docs/healthcare staff, even the ones who are fortunate to be in non-toxic environments, can help their brethren who are elsewhere.
We’re rooting for you, Tanisha! After a series of unfortunate events, I was a patient for many years, and I start Med school this summer. I love these videos too and they’re also affirming of what specialties I’m leaning towards and away from already
“It’s just sooooo hard getting up at 3 am everyday and saving all these lives all day in the OR.” -a 2nd year gen surgery resident recently said this to me. Of course that was after she degraded our professions as unworthy. Same resident also told me this story about “this RUDE flight attendant.” She demanded a flight attendant treat her with more respect because “I’m the one who has to save lives on this plane if somebody has a medical problem.” I truly feel sorry for anybody that encounters this creature.
There is unfortunately assholes in every specialty (although I haven't seen them in peads). Im a final year med student and the general surgeons on my rotation were amazing. Extremely friendly and the most impressive Doctors I have seen first hand so far. Although I do believe because of the salary and prestige surgery would naturally attract more assholes.
@@cheryllemme9332 They do, but if you saved lives almost every day as part of your job you would likely too. Im not meaning to give excuses for peoples poor attitude but I can understand it.
I always hated surgery because of certain surgeons. We had an ortho surgeon who would pick one person on the surgical team and ride their ass the entire case. He would call their name over and over and over again. I once was called to do a double case with him, hip and shoulder pinnning, and I gave serious thought to running my foot over with the C-arm so I wouldn’t have a chance to be the one in his crosshairs for the five hour case.
I couldn't be further away from the medical field, being a political science major, but I cannot stop watching your videos 😂 Keep going! Love from Italy 🇮🇹
@@Josh-rn1em say thank-you to all the poli sci majors you meet nowadays. They keep the pillars of democracy in place and remind everyone who thinks their uneducated point of view is novel and "refreshing" that they're the problem, not the solution.
@@eagillum Or they're just brainwashed idiots who think they're morally superior to others. People who scream and yell and cry about dumb crap. Those people? 🤣🤣 Keeping democracy alive aye? Bwahwhahq
@@Josh-rn1em a person is superior if they've developped their three brains- their head, their heart, and their gut. Gut/instinctual people (perhaps like you) certainly have a lot to contribute, but they have to develop their minds and hearts just as intellectuals need to develop their hearts and gut/instinctual intelligence centres. We all need to be whole beings. It's the work of our lives.
As a 3rd year med student on my vascular surgery rotation I was scrubbed in with a surgeon late at night for an emergency leg bypass surgery. He always made offensive and off color jokes and thought he was the shiz. I had another med student with me who was a bit of a suck up. So he made yet another offensive joke and the other student and OR staff laughed. I did not. So he signals me out and asks why I did not laugh. With a straight face, dry, non confrontational voice I told him that it wasn't funny. You could hear a pin drop. He wasn't pleased. Three years later when I was a CA-2 providing anesthesia for his case he looked over the drapes, recognized me and said "oh there's the girl who didn't laugh at my jokes." I just stared at him. No f's given.
Former OR circulator here. You basically trade taking care of the patient for taking care of the surgeon. You had to laugh at their jokes, not be too good at their trivia questions or it steals their thunder, and they fuss like toddlers when given the wrong toy. Worst job ever
Thats a trick question. Pink Floyd had 2 Keyboard Players. Quite complciated to explain but Richard Wright basically lost his shares on the Company Pink Floyd in the late 70´s. Was only there as "Guest Musician" for some time. Sometimes he was annoucned as Member on Stage when on Tour. David Gilmour would be the second Keyboard Player replacing Wright.
I am an M2 and was a Music major during undergrad but that still isn't going to help me with the 60s rocks trivia (gotta find a surgeon that likes Beethoven)
Surprisingly, the only person with biggest baddest EGO in our medical school was the MICROBIOLOGY prof, never letting go of a chance to tell students ( almost screaming) "YOU DON'T DESERVE TO BE IN MEDICAL SCHOOL" Failing students unnecessarily!
@@vuvuvu6291 Anyone who behaves this way is compensating for deep feelings of inadequacy. They make themselves feel bigger by making other people small.
Noone has worse anger issues than a ObGyn from a high population country!! They'll ask 2 junior residents to ring the intern while simultaneously ringing the intern themselves..
That's because they have to work with crazy and stupid patients all day such as the woman who insists she isn't pregnant while giving birth and the guy trying to hide the fact that the pregnant woman he brought in is his side chick and doesn't want his wife to know where he is.
I have two friends who are chronically ill. They have been in and out of the hospital on a fairly consistent basis. They always laugh at these videos and say it's accurate.
Dude! Just scrubbed out of a case and saw this drop. This is very familiar 🤔 of a few my senior residents and attendings in surgery during my training. I'm having some PTSD moment here. You did good.
LOL! A 4th year med student being demoted to a 1st year med student. That sounds super scary and incredibly wrong. I would never want to repeat any year of med school.
This reminds me of the psychiatrist who told me that some people rely on their slightly (or sometimes very) abnormal psyche to get to and get through their studies... She wasn't wrong, really.
Really true... I was struggling through internship and at various points considered seriously quitting or taking a long break... But already taking more years than usual just to get to internship alone, and knowing that, if I stopped, no matter how short it was, it would be harder to resume with the pace, I pushed myself to the absolute limit and, while I still deal with some mental scars, I can at least have some peace of mind knowing that the career tried to break my spirit, and I didn't break :')
Although a lot if surgeons fit right in this picture, let’s acknowledge that there are some gems in the field. When I was in residency, the surgery department was made of a bunch of crazy with undiagnosed psych issues, pseudo gods and A…holes I had the privilege to work with some very caring, respectful and humble surgeons in practice. They are younger of course. There is hope!
Love the surgeon's visceral reaction to the picture of an anesthesiologist! I also love the number of videos you've been giving us. You're way better than that imposter, Doc G!
I really hope this doesn’t end with Psychiatry tossing up his notes before walking out. 😂 Surgery seems like the kind to wear on a person’s last nerve.
When i was training... Yes.. Gen surg here (BIG brain..) i worked for a really sweet guy who owned a bed and breakfast called "Fothergill's" (hello David!) Unfortunately, the lady who ran it normally was on holiday and so he had a bluetooth ear piece on during surgery to answer the phone for bookings...yes.... And during an operation he said "Hello, Fothergill's"... The scrub nurse sent the runner off to look for the "Fothergill's" retractor. About 5 mins later the scrub nurse really nervously said "I'm sorry we can't find it".... It was very funny. However, yes I've worked for some absolute douches during my time but too be fair some absolute gems too. I want to be a gem... I'm trying!
I have worked with some of the most humble doctors 🙌🙌 during my surgery rotation (shout out to urology and gen surg especially) and I was soo grateful for that!
Absolutely LOVE your videos, as a medical student these kinds of videos always cheer me up and give me motivation! So accurate and real quality content. Thank you for sharing these!
Dr. @Glaucomflecken Your videos are truely amazing. As a 3rd year general surgery resident in Germany your videos gave me many laughs and are super relatable 🤣
This is hillariously funny 😂 I am doing a clinical rotation since 2 weeks through surgery and internal medicine. And can relate some stereotyp from this video among the docs 😅
Thanks for watching. Don’t forget to subscribe and please, pray for the psychiatrist. He has so much work to do.
Yesss, almost at that verified status! 8k more to go! 🎉
He is in my prayers always !!!! 🚑🙌 STAY SAFE ALL
@@Griever78 EXACTLY
Well, i think the last episode should be 'when a Psychiatrist goes to therapy'!
That poor guy!
So, so much work to do . . . He'll be wanting a few days in a nice warm sensory deprivation tank.
World building continues, now with Mark the anesthesiologist
Mark, the Anesthesiologist, can be found in the break room/office drinking coffee and checking his stock portfolio while the CRNA is in the OR taking care of the patient.
@@llamawizard then when shit hits the fan, the CRNA calls for the anesthesiologist to help
@@mcbaggins12
Except when there isn’t one. Thousands of CRNAs practice independently across the country, providing safe, quality anesthesia services to diverse patient populations.
@@llamawizard not as safe as an anesthesiologist, the ones responsible for 99% of all anesthesia literature over the last 170 years. A CRNA is not doing neonate cardiac cases or a trainreck ASA 4 trauma with 4 difderent surgical services on board. These are the cases that even fully trained anesthesiologists who actually went to med school and did residency have to do 1-3 years of fellowship. They aren't independent in any tertiary academic center
@@mcbaggins12 agreed that certain specialty surgical services require more specific training, but tertiary academic centers make up fraction of a fraction of anesthetics delivered nationwide.
I'm in veterinary medicine but it is no different. As a 5th year student, I had to scratch a surgeons nose, rearrange his glasses, sort through a pile of actual trash to see whether he had lost something and then was asked why I wasn't enjoying the music visibly. He was listening to the soundtrack of Guardians of the Galaxy on full blast. It was like something from the start of a horror movie.
So scratching a surgeon’s nose happens? I thought he was exaggerating! 😂😂
@@shresthapuja nope!
As a surgeon I have to defend him a bit. I have had some horrible nose itches that distracted me from the case. Getting a scratch was a patient safety issue!
Guardians of the Galaxy music is awesome! (But I’m old) 😁
@@dudewhateverish yeah true it was necessary. It's just the whole demeanour and then directly addressing me because I wasn't dancing to the music but rather sweating like mad under all the OP scrubs and trying my best not to look like a complete idiot. It was all too much, with this happy go lucky music blasting away on full volume 😂
Nothing is more real than the surgeon trying to demote the med student for not knowing the keyboard player from Pink Floyd.
Indeed. Some of the longest rants I've heard from surgeons have been about someone in the room not recognizing a song that comes on.
To be fair, he's just so overshadowed by Roger Waters and David Gilmour. And as far as prog rock keyboardists go, he's not as up there as Keith Emerson or Rick Wakeman. It's just easy to misplace him, unfortunately. I can't blame the med student at all.
After over a year of surgical training, I can honestly say I've become a way bigger asshole than I thought I could ever be. I don't even recognize myself sometimes when I'm in the ER. What is it about this field that makes us love it so much while it simultaneously robs us of our humanity?
Knowing you've changed is the first step to address the issue... So long as you remember how hard was to get where you are, and remember that other people have struggles as well, you'll keep your humility
Think of every time medicine has consulted you for pericholecystic fluid in a patient with heart failure, every NP consult for "abdominal pain" with no further workup, the 35yo woman who remains in 13/10 pain on clinic follow up for an appy and demands opiates and seeth with me
Asshole-ishness is rewarded in surgery. That's just a cultural thing for some reason, wish it wasn't.
Your sense of self grandiose. You are not as important as you think you are. You are Not better than other people. 1 accident or illness could take away your hands & your ability to be a surgeon.
@@cheryllemme9332 alright there ancient one. I'm just pointing out why surgeons develop short tempers, there's a limited amount of time to cover patient care and an unlimited amount of bullshit keeping me from my family.
The Flingenlooper is an orthopedic instrument: a looped forceps designed to be flung across the room (hence the name) when the surgeon doesn’t get his way. General surgeons use a Tossenretractor, which serves a similar purpose. The joke is that both instruments are only available in even French sizes, so a 7 French Flingenlooper isn’t a thing.
I love your work! You are so talented!
This is why I love the internet. Thank you kind stranger. I was a liason for a robotic heart surgeon for a few years. It was the most satisfying job I have had thus far. The amount of pressure surgeons put themselves under is incredible. They really are all softies in the end. 💛
Tossenretractors are quality German instruments. Always a treat to throw them.
@@theginganinjaofficial Pft, if the instruments AREN'T German they go right in the trash!
If things keep going like this with the other specialties, (the neurology *shudder* ) the therapist will need a therapist
Therapist always need therapy 🤣👌
@@shadowdancer9768 beat me to it! Haha
I wanna see the NEUROSURGEON. That'll be gooood! 😂😂
If your therapist doesn't have a therapist, it proves they don't believe in therapy. Everyone should have a person in their corner like a therapist or even life coach.
I’m a vascular surgeon of 20 years. I’m sending many of your videos to colleagues in other specialties. We’re all laughing because they’re all spot on accurate! Keep up the good work. I wish I could be as talented
I like how he shows him Mark in a scrub cap and mask, peering over a screen. Otherwise he really would have no clue who he was.
So close to real-life, though! I have run into colleagues at the grocery store, park, etc. and not realized who they were at first because they were wearing normal clothes, not scrubs.
Absolutely amazing, it's hard studying medicine but after watching your videos, I just cannot give up this easily, it's a bit of a toxic culture but your videos show both sides and that is why I and many more ppl keep moving forward
Keep going!
Definitely don't give up. The harder you work now the more of that toxicity you can avoid later, just ask our buddy Dr. Glauc. I bet he doesn't even remember the last time he had a face to face interaction with a general surgeon 😅
Man i feel the same worked so hard for my first exam just to fail it... Very low motivation atm
@@pochopmartin That’s definitely true - there are some areas of medicine that are less toxic, but idk I feel like that still continues the toxic part without fixing it. Hopefully all docs/healthcare staff, even the ones who are fortunate to be in non-toxic environments, can help their brethren who are elsewhere.
We’re rooting for you, Tanisha! After a series of unfortunate events, I was a patient for many years, and I start Med school this summer. I love these videos too and they’re also affirming of what specialties I’m leaning towards and away from already
“It’s just sooooo hard getting up at 3 am everyday and saving all these lives all day in the OR.”
-a 2nd year gen surgery resident recently said this to me. Of course that was after she degraded our professions as unworthy. Same resident also told me this story about “this RUDE flight attendant.” She demanded a flight attendant treat her with more respect because “I’m the one who has to save lives on this plane if somebody has a medical problem.”
I truly feel sorry for anybody that encounters this creature.
Oh gah!
I saved a life with CPR. I am not in the medical field. They get a "God complex".
There is unfortunately assholes in every specialty (although I haven't seen them in peads). Im a final year med student and the general surgeons on my rotation were amazing. Extremely friendly and the most impressive Doctors I have seen first hand so far. Although I do believe because of the salary and prestige surgery would naturally attract more assholes.
@@cheryllemme9332 They do, but if you saved lives almost every day as part of your job you would likely too. Im not meaning to give excuses for peoples poor attitude but I can understand it.
Lmao hyper intelligent + hard work, but still pathetic.. good look.
Surgeon: I have the largest brain in medicine!
Neurologist: It may be big, but it's smooth as f--
I always hated surgery because of certain surgeons. We had an ortho surgeon who would pick one person on the surgical team and ride their ass the entire case. He would call their name over and over and over again. I once was called to do a double case with him, hip and shoulder pinnning, and I gave serious thought to running my foot over with the C-arm so I wouldn’t have a chance to be the one in his crosshairs for the five hour case.
I work with a fair amount like that. And I’ve definitely considered running myself over with a c-arm…
Where I live, surgery and Ortho are different specialities and Ortho surgeons are way nicer than general surgeons!
Given enough time and a fluky OR door, you have not yet passed up your chance to run your foot over with a C-Arm.
@@Reyalegro you from Philippines?
@@dotkor2023 Nope Europe
I couldn't be further away from the medical field, being a political science major, but I cannot stop watching your videos 😂 Keep going! Love from Italy 🇮🇹
Lot closer than they should be, those fields are.
How's that major doing for you? Got a job yet? 🤣🤣😂
@@Josh-rn1em say thank-you to all the poli sci majors you meet nowadays. They keep the pillars of democracy in place and remind everyone who thinks their uneducated point of view is novel and "refreshing" that they're the problem, not the solution.
@@eagillum Or they're just brainwashed idiots who think they're morally superior to others. People who scream and yell and cry about dumb crap. Those people? 🤣🤣 Keeping democracy alive aye? Bwahwhahq
@@Josh-rn1em a person is superior if they've developped their three brains- their head, their heart, and their gut. Gut/instinctual people (perhaps like you) certainly have a lot to contribute, but they have to develop their minds and hearts just as intellectuals need to develop their hearts and gut/instinctual intelligence centres. We all need to be whole beings. It's the work of our lives.
As an intern, you HAD TO laugh at surgeon's jokes! even when you hear it for the 3rd time.. With this video I got PTSD!
As a 3rd year med student on my vascular surgery rotation I was scrubbed in with a surgeon late at night for an emergency leg bypass surgery. He always made offensive and off color jokes and thought he was the shiz. I had another med student with me who was a bit of a suck up. So he made yet another offensive joke and the other student and OR staff laughed. I did not. So he signals me out and asks why I did not laugh. With a straight face, dry, non confrontational voice I told him that it wasn't funny. You could hear a pin drop. He wasn't pleased. Three years later when I was a CA-2 providing anesthesia for his case he looked over the drapes, recognized me and said "oh there's the girl who didn't laugh at my jokes." I just stared at him. No f's given.
@@sirsii
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Former OR circulator here. You basically trade taking care of the patient for taking care of the surgeon. You had to laugh at their jokes, not be too good at their trivia questions or it steals their thunder, and they fuss like toddlers when given the wrong toy. Worst job ever
@@sirsii This definitely happened.
When he said ‘I have the largest brain in medicine.’, I wondered if he was going to follow up with ‘Want to see it.’ Then bring out a brain in a jar.
I was half-expecting neurology to show up and start some shit.
I've been handling didactics fairly well so far, but have completely neglected my 60s rock trivia. M3 is going to be rough.
Thats a trick question. Pink Floyd had 2 Keyboard Players.
Quite complciated to explain but Richard Wright basically lost his shares on the Company Pink Floyd in the late 70´s. Was only there as "Guest Musician" for some time. Sometimes he was annoucned as Member on Stage when on Tour.
David Gilmour would be the second Keyboard Player replacing Wright.
@@kaitan4160 welp going back to first year
I am an M2 and was a Music major during undergrad but that still isn't going to help me with the 60s rocks trivia (gotta find a surgeon that likes Beethoven)
Just start ATRA asap and you should be fine
Mad Respect for your content from Cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
Thank you!
Surprisingly, the only person with biggest baddest EGO in our medical school was the MICROBIOLOGY prof, never letting go of a chance to tell students ( almost screaming) "YOU DON'T DESERVE TO BE IN MEDICAL SCHOOL"
Failing students unnecessarily!
Here too in Biology major! What's up with them really? 😃
You know, I am sure he/she could benefit from seeing our beloved psychiatrist lol
@@vuvuvu6291 Anyone who behaves this way is compensating for deep feelings of inadequacy. They make themselves feel bigger by making other people small.
Noone has worse anger issues than a ObGyn from a high population country!!
They'll ask 2 junior residents to ring the intern while simultaneously ringing the intern themselves..
That's because they have to work with crazy and stupid patients all day such as the woman who insists she isn't pregnant while giving birth and the guy trying to hide the fact that the pregnant woman he brought in is his side chick and doesn't want his wife to know where he is.
TRUTH
Omg!! Like what the hell..this is so true!!!
Why do I get a feeling that our good doctor Psychiatrist is going to go in search for therapy themselves after dealing with all of them?😅
Every therapist has a therapist. Secondhand trauma is a real thing
That was hilarious 😂
My dad is a general surgeon and it was all true, not even a bit off
My apologies
*No. No we didn’t.* 😂
I don’t remember surgeons looking straight at someone, always looking down when talking to them
I have two friends who are chronically ill. They have been in and out of the hospital on a fairly consistent basis. They always laugh at these videos and say it's accurate.
Slightly worried how accurate this is, given that I recently admonished the house officer for never having listened to Dark side of the Moon.
Operating Room Nurse here👋🏻 you’re spot on. These are too good! Keep on doing what you do.
Dude! Just scrubbed out of a case and saw this drop. This is very familiar 🤔 of a few my senior residents and attendings in surgery during my training. I'm having some PTSD moment here. You did good.
LOL! A 4th year med student being demoted to a 1st year med student. That sounds super scary and incredibly wrong.
I would never want to repeat any year of med school.
I actually choked when I saw the anesthesiologist pic from the on off vid. Hilarious 😂
This reminds me of the psychiatrist who told me that some people rely on their slightly (or sometimes very) abnormal psyche to get to and get through their studies... She wasn't wrong, really.
Really true... I was struggling through internship and at various points considered seriously quitting or taking a long break... But already taking more years than usual just to get to internship alone, and knowing that, if I stopped, no matter how short it was, it would be harder to resume with the pace, I pushed myself to the absolute limit and, while I still deal with some mental scars, I can at least have some peace of mind knowing that the career tried to break my spirit, and I didn't break :')
Very interesting theory and I would agree
Hysterical 🤣🤣🤣
Your videos are soooo on point🤣🤣🤣
Although a lot if surgeons fit right in this picture, let’s acknowledge that there are some gems in the field. When I was in residency, the surgery department was made of a bunch of crazy with undiagnosed psych issues, pseudo gods and A…holes
I had the privilege to work with some very caring, respectful and humble surgeons in practice. They are younger of course. There is hope!
Love the surgeon's visceral reaction to the picture of an anesthesiologist!
I also love the number of videos you've been giving us. You're way better than that imposter, Doc G!
An ER doc once told me a great joke:
Q: What do general surgeons use for birth control?
A: Their personalities.
Yeah, but their paychecks and Porsche get them back into the game.
"They're always taking breaks, how am I supposed to remember their names " 🤣 ........ Can't argue there.
As a lab tech, your videos is basically therapy for me.
GS: "I have the largest brain in medicine"
Neurology: "It's treason, then" *pulls out reflex hammer to duel of fates*
As a former scrub and circulating RN, I can tell you this is spot on! Ha!!!
He is the very model of a modern Surgeon-General!
I really hope more people in the field can look at things the way Dr Glaucomflecken does
I really hope this doesn’t end with Psychiatry tossing up his notes before walking out. 😂 Surgery seems like the kind to wear on a person’s last nerve.
As a none med student, this is my favourite series! And I undestand the joke because of all your previous contents. Keep up the good work, doc!
He’s got a point, you really can’t focus if you’ve got an itchy nose.
You should make one where the psychiatrist goes to therapy!!
When i was training... Yes.. Gen surg here (BIG brain..) i worked for a really sweet guy who owned a bed and breakfast called "Fothergill's" (hello David!) Unfortunately, the lady who ran it normally was on holiday and so he had a bluetooth ear piece on during surgery to answer the phone for bookings...yes.... And during an operation he said "Hello, Fothergill's"... The scrub nurse sent the runner off to look for the "Fothergill's" retractor. About 5 mins later the scrub nurse really nervously said "I'm sorry we can't find it".... It was very funny.
However, yes I've worked for some absolute douches during my time but too be fair some absolute gems too. I want to be a gem... I'm trying!
Poor scrub nurse! I feel for them, but at the same time that was hilarious! Thanks for this one, thoroughly enjoyed it. 🤣
I have worked with some of the most humble doctors 🙌🙌 during my surgery rotation (shout out to urology and gen surg especially) and I was soo grateful for that!
Thank you for your lovely videos. ^^ They brighten up our days!
Some days your therapy session goes like this and that's just how it goes 🤣🤣😅
I am in stitches . Thank you.
My husband is MS4, and we both love your videos so much!!! 🥰
We need a trauma surgeon bro meets ortho surgeon bro skit
Hey congrats doc for hitting 100k!!!
LOVE these videos. I'm a neurologist....particularly enjoyed the one on Neurosurgery interview! THANK YOU
General surgeon here. You owe me a cup of coffee, and a keyboard (Luckily I could save the screen). :)
Honestly love watching your content.
ER DOC HERE ! Jajaja this is so good !!!!! Classic surgeon !!!! 😅🚑👍
These skits are pure gold
"No. No we didn't!"
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Your channel is growing so quickly! Itll probably reach 100k in 5 minutes 😄
Love your videos!! Please do one for pathology!!!
Absolutely LOVE your videos, as a medical student these kinds of videos always cheer me up and give me motivation! So accurate and real quality content. Thank you for sharing these!
So truee! All of it😂
As an intern i loved my surgery posting but some residents do have anger problems
anesthesia's angry eyes get me every time 🤣
The photo was the best 😂📸
PART TWO! WE NEED A PART TWO! 😂😂😂
I’m pleased to see more of these on your channel, this is the first one I saw on tiktok
Dr. @Glaucomflecken
Your videos are truely amazing. As a 3rd year general surgery resident in Germany your videos gave me many laughs and are super relatable 🤣
Can we just take a moment to realize that Dr. Glauc is almost at 100,000 subscribers? Keep up the good work!
100K is coming soon!
Called the med student's parents! 😆💀
This might be my favorite Dr. G video. So damn good
Best one yet!
This is hillariously funny 😂
I am doing a clinical rotation since 2 weeks through surgery and internal medicine. And can relate some stereotyp from this video among the docs 😅
I can't get enough of this guy i swear 🤣😂😂😂
This is why I make sure to know every aspect of Pink Floyd.
Knowing band/music trivia is most important!
Ohh ohhh, look at the subscriber numbers! Yay. 100k here we come. Three cheers for the REAL Dr.
omg i cnt stop watching these
therapy sessions 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am just a military medic instructor but your videos are hilarious.
This was the funniest yet! 🤣🤣
Loved it! 93k now awesome so close to 100k great job
I really enjoy watching your videos
Plastic Surgery Resident here! This is so relatable 🤣🤣.... Keep making such videos! Love from India 🇮🇳
I love these!
I am a fan from tiktok, then I saw you here and I'm so pump to see you upload more often!
Now we need therapy to go to a support group for therapists.
Anesthesia DOES take a lot of brakes…
“Always taking breaks.” Spot on
General Surgery doesn’t need therapy. He just stands for what’s Wright.
Great content 👍☺️
I love your content!! 💘
Therapist seems more like an attorney for the plaintiff
this gotta be some kind of sign I'm trying to go towards anesthesia and my name is Mark.
I'm a medical credentialed, I de-stress with these video's, hilarious!
Every time its time to enter a new specialty class in med school you upload a video of it in your tik to, so I take that as a reference 😂
I wish my preceptor would ask me who the keyboardist is for Pink Floyd.. finally a question I could answer!
I'll be doing my hospital internship (MLS) next semester, & I'm using your videos as reference for the different personalities I might encounter lol.
Master of library science??
Yesss, I’ve been waiting for this one!!
As a general surgeon i feel attacked!!