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In 1 month I’ll graduate as an RN and I’m specializing in cardiac! Unfortunately, my father passed away from a heart attack on August 29th and they couldn’t get him into the cardiac cath on time. This was very motivational. Thank you.
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My dad had a heart attack last Sunday at around midnight, he coded 3 times before they could place 2 stents and concluded that he had 100% blockage of the LAD. Seeing what they did to him in action (in your video) made me even more thankful for the emt’s, physicians, and nurses working that night. Thank you for being a life saver and I can’t wait to join you all. 🥰❤️
Hey Brittany and Shelby....I am a dad that had the big one back in 2007 and another in 2016. Thoughts and prayers for both your Dad's. I can't say enough about the outstanding care I received from the EMT and the hospitals.....I could write a book. It was an incredible journey. But it was my family that supported me through this that meant everything, Today I'm having the best of my 70 years. I feel great do things a younger man wouldn't try. With restrictions lifted my wife and I are just going to be with our family close up for the first time in months. It will be a day to cherish. Love to you and your families.... stay strong and all will be well.
Mack's World yes a couple years ago I started watching her channel and did catch up with all of them. I was thinking she said she needed to be a 4th year medical resident but I could be wrong.
after this year shes will be doing two years in rheumatology, so what I think that means is the is finishing off her third year as an internal medicine resident and then she's moving on to two years as a rheumatology resident. so she won't be saying she's an attending physician for a little while longer
I have been a paramedic for 15 years and have a pretty good understanding of good prehospital STEMI care, BUT damn! To actually see the before and after of the cath was freaking awesome! That is one of the best visuals I have ever seen! I have a whole new respect and understanding of a true inferior wall MI I just love your vlogs!
You're my celebrity crush. Your smile, personality, it just makes my day every time you upload a new video. Truly a great human being. I wish more people were like you, it would make the world a better place. Thank you.
I’m not interested in entering the medical field, but I’ve taken many biology, anatomy and physiology courses throughout university and your videos are so educational, and your positive attitude is contagious! The world needs more people like you! Hope you’re staying healthy both mentally and physically in these unprecedented times!
Your videos inspire me! I’m turning 12 in a month, but I’m already very interested in becoming a doctor. Specifically a pediatric endocrinologist or pediatric rheumatologist. I have autoimmune issues myself, and it’s hard to go through, so I want to help kids that have these issues because I know how much it affects them. Love and support forever!
Does she have a video explaining how she is able to vlog in these situations? I’m sure she has to get hospital permission to showcase some of this stuff.
I don't know a particular video, but she's told us that she has permission from the hospitals and her bosses and colleagues and she always tells them before she starts filming. Also, she never gives out identifying information or show a patient, except when she has asked people to tell if they want to tell their story in a video.
I am so so so glad the patient allowed you to share those images. I audibly said wow when you showed the after photo. It's actually insane how much of a difference there is. Thank you so much to the patient and thank you Siobhan for talking us through everything!!
Zeeshan was looking like he hadnt slept in days , but i genuinely want to thank you and other doctors , who are managing to risk their life , in making Earth fight this pandemic , you are so inspiring and i love all of your videos , you aspire me to do medicine and you are so great and you are such a ray of sunshine in this difficult period. Thank You
Seeing that visualization of the change of the blockage using the dye before and after the ballooning and suction was truly amazing. Thank you so much for this
Hi, I'm from Argentina. I'm a med student and was supposed to start going to the hospital this year, and obviously couldn't. We are on our 90th day of lockdown or so now, and I wanted to tell you that your videos keep me motivated despite the awful situation we're living right now, it means a lot. Most of us are having online classes but it is really hard to learn all these real life stuff only by talking to a doctor on their house. Thank you so much for your service and amazing work at doing these videos, I just though you should know the impact they have on us at this moment. Thank you again. I wish you the best!
alec vukasovich Acá sigo, en la misma! Planeo quedarme. Cuando estaba en el secundario también fantaseaba con irme, y ahora que todes están con eso asumo que debe ser peor, pero la facultad me cambió la cabeza.
This is an amazing well detailed easy to understand video for non healthcare people. I work in cath lab and I want to show all of my family members this!!!!
Shibone: The patient is in ventricle tachycar- Me: *has watched too many episodes of Greys* HE’S IN VTAC!! SOMEBODY PREP AN ER AND CALL CARDIO!!! YOU, *points at nonexistent intern* notify the family that we’re going into surgery and get Dr. Weber!!
I’m currently in EMT school and these videos are super helpful to me as I’m able to review, and knowing what a STEMI was before explaination makes me happy :)
My grandfather has a-fib and just received a pacemaker about two weeks ago. His heart rate dropped to 30-40 bpm. Perfect timing for this video! Thank you!!
You are such a a beautiful soul your kind loving and caring your so therapeutic to watch. . . I only seem to experience medical negligence when I go to hospital but wish I had a doctor like her ...
@@nihalmuniah that's still a fourth year..... lol a medicine degree is 4 years. 4 year undergrad, 4 year medical school, 4th where they prepare you for your specialty. she's still going to be doing rotations.. so yeah it's a fourth year lollll
Hi. I am Dr Rawaha. Cardiology resident. Glad to see finally someone who is doing cardiology rotation. Cardio is so fascinating and there is so much adrenaline rush that goes around u. I remember one such pt of VT whom i cardioverted and when he regained consciousness he slaped me immediately :p he said i didnt know why i did it but deep i was thinking you have done something wrong with me. I was smiling at that time and was really glad to see him alive. Keep up the good work. Best wishes for ur career.
We are so very thankful for you being in the front line and you are so appreciated by all of us!! Keep being amazing and strong you are awesome and worth so much!!
Wow! You are so chill while doing your dangerous job..i am actually amazed and when she said THE PATIENT WOULD HAVE DIED,i got chills..that's why Doctors are true heroes!! Grateful.
Yet another really cool before and after! So thankful the patient allowed their imaging to be shared, and thank you and your team for sharing! I've noticed you're getting heaps more from the fellows as well, and it's so cool they're on board with your educational videos! That imaging really makes you understand just how bad an unhealthy diet can be for you!
Siobhan, this is kind of random but thank you so much for your videos! I learn so much medical terminology and medical things in general from you which has helped a lot with my medical coding program. You are the standard for what a medical resident and doctor should be. Kind to staff and patients, knowledgable and efficient. You should be so proud of yourself. You inspire me to be kind and positive, despite all the stress and negativity in my facility. I hope to one day be as great as you once I enter the workforce. Hang in there with COVID and don't worry about making videos if you begin to get overwhelmed, we will understand ❤️
A beautiful doctor....who keep a smile on her face always... patients get well a lot just after seeing doctor's smile....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ You are inspiring me to be a good doctor ... thankyou very much 💕❤️:-)
Thank you Siobhan for explaining myocardial infarction. You video encourages prevention. Advances in medicine does not mean facilitating lifestyle illnesses.
Thank you so so much for recommending the Internal Medicine app! I always struggle with internal medicine, especially cardiology, so it’ll be such great help for me☺️
Hi, I amd Rich and had followed you for a couple years. I had a heart attack (I'm 72) in early February and have regained slowly mobility (walking 4x/week at 50 min each.) How cool that the shock and heart surgery in this viedoe was exactly what I had done. I watched the whole procedure on the large screen above and to the left of my bed. So nice to catch up with all your changes. Wish you well. So good to catch up on some of your videos.
This is literally my favorite channel! I’m a first year med student from Brazil and every time anatomy and biochemistry are killing me, I come to your videos to remember why I am doing this
These videos are so educational! We need more doctors like her! This video definitely shows us the importance of taking care of your body! Don’t start smoking and it is important to take care of yourself!
I always appreciate your cardiac videos since I've experienced a heart attack myself. Thanks for doing these and for the info. Stay safe and healthy :)
The Knowledge you give is so helpful , you make going to the hospital a little easier knowing we have Drs there like you..your such a blessing to the world..
I respect these people sommuch much because my great grandma was having a heart attack each month and the doctors were so nice. My great grandma got heart surgery and she has only had one heart attack in 9 months!!
Omg I’m early I’m so excited to become a doctor I’m starting this year!!! Ahh so exciting to see what a day in my life as a doctor is and it looks so exciting and very interesting ❤️❤️🥰
Wow, I made that comment as the video started & that's exactly what the video was about. Thank you, the worst part about being unwell is not knowing the source. Once you know the source you can start treatment. I'm going to watch this over again. Thank you again.
Hey hey my Favorite doctor is back. I miss your videos. There just to far apart But I understand your situation. I just enjoy your explanations. Stay safe and Thank you for being there to help your patients stay safe
Doctor you are great and helping us to see things closely. Picture before and after was amazing to differentiate. Stent improved blood flow, that's nice.
It's not crazy if you consider that when an organism is threatened (shock), it primes the entire system to defend itself. It is actually quite logical.
Love that you were able to show the real-life heart rhythm from the individual. Very cool to see the progression through clearing the blockage! Love your videos and your uplifting personality. Thank you for continuing to help on the front line :)
This was such a timely vlog for me! My dad has a very mild heart attack on Sunday and he's absolutely fine but he explained the arterial operation to me and it's even more informative to see it like this! Thank you for making such fantastic content :)
Man it's awesome how you shoot the whole process inspite of so many emergencies and troubles along the way. Kudos to you!!. Falling in love with your videos everyday!.
Thank you so much Siobhan. I’m 19 and a carer for my dad who has COPD, diabetes and heart issues (he had a STEMI in 2015). I came across your channel and this has really helped me become more aware of his conditions and has helped me MASSIVELY in my caring role..Thank you so much for the education you have given to me and for helping me because better at looking after my dad. Please Stay Safe during COVID-19 and keep at it as your an amazing medical resident
The shock under anesthesia on the patient with arrhythmia freaked me out! Mainly because I had no clue you could do that to a patient not on cardiac arrest... SO COOL! Also, this episode in general was really interesting and I feel like I've learned a lot. I love that the patient with the heart procedure done agreed to share his images, it helped to understand the whole thing much better! I am not a doctor nor a medical student, so yea :-) Thank you so much for dedicating your free time to share your knowledge and educate us!
What an amazing video!!! I took a Unit Clerk course and have been interested in medical terminology and hospital work since. What an incredible video - I just love these videos and feel like I'm coming right along with you during these shifts!
You are sweet Dr. Stay blessed always and give best services to mankind. Please pray to God before starting your day in hospital and bow to God and thank him after finishing your duty. Just you will receive blessing instantly.
I’ve been here with you since your 1st year of residency! So cool to see your journey in the medical field!! Your so sweet too! Love you girl!! Keep it up!! ❤️
Very educational for general public. Good beginning to learn more about cardiovascular system & disease, and shows actually how it reflects on EKG. Only positive thinking can help doctors to save lives.
Siobhan and audience -- My Dad had a heart attack at 52, in 1981, and was on the 'Lopressor Study' with an originally Canadian Dr., Bernard Boal. Lasted 12 years but drank heavily, smoked previously. Mom had a St. Jude mechanical valve, from CHF, installed at 72 in 1999. Lasted 4 years. I'm almost 64 with no problems, last in hospital in 1965 for a tonsillectomy. Oh, one thing: Have marginally elevated cholesterol - Need fatty meals to absorb Vitamin D. Conclusively, some takeaways: It's not all in the genes, you are not your parents. Monitor those dubious concerns with Drs., those who you can approach with an affinity. Greatest thanks to Siobhan for saving lives !!!!!
I work at a cardiologist office and I help schedule angios, I feel like this would be a really helpful video to show patients that I have what actually goes on in the procedure this is great thank you
My grandfather had a heart attack around 1.5 years ago, he coded once and I will never forget the sound of my mother's voice as she got the call from my grandmother. He survived and is fine now but was in acute danger for about two days. At the end of the second day my dad came to my workplace and I thought my grandfather died, I will never forget that feeling, a mixture of fear and complete devastation, I stared to crie so bad I fell to my knees.
Thanks to you, Siobhan, I'm now determined to become an Emergency Medicine Physician. You have inspired me in every video you make. Thank you for starting my journey.
So excited for a new video! I just love that music that you play when there is like a code, gets me excited to see what happens! In Cardiology have you seen any patients with POTS? I have POTS and find most cardiology doctors have never treated a patient with it (most don't even know what it is!) Really interesting to see the ECG explanation as I have had so many ecgs but never knew what each bit means.
I by no means plan to be a physician or a doctor but I find this is so informative and interesting to learn!❤️ thank you for trying to save lives while also teaching us these health problems 😊stay safe always!!
Last night, I watched an episode of "Untold Stories of the E.R." A woman came in with chest and was diagnosed with a STEMI. Her mother came in to the E.R. to see her daughter. She collapsed and was diagnosed with a STEMI. The sister of the first patient came to see her, saw their mother in a bed, she collapsed and, guess what? Yep, another STEMI! They were in town attending a family gathering. The doctor realized that they had the same inheritable syndrome (I think Willett's?), and advised them to tell other family members to NOT come to the E. R. to prevent more heart attacks. It was an interesting case. All three women survived. The human body is full of surprises.
If I ever have a heart attack I hope my doctor is as positive and calming as you.
HAHA
God doth you never got an attack...
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That’s called exercise and if you mean video game, stress
If you want the fancy words then it’s tachycardia
But probably a slow heart rate compared to cases seen in hospitals
The sweetest thing is always seeing how excited she is to help people.
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The before and after images of the heart are kind of mind-blowing.
I wish there was a clock showing how fast they are fixing the blockages.
Yeah!
Kate Burdon that’s exactly what I’m thinking too !
Yes that was crazy to see.
There is a time designated for it according to guidelines. Whom we call. 1) Door to door time. 2) Door to needle time and 3) door to baloon time.
In 1 month I’ll graduate as an RN and I’m specializing in cardiac! Unfortunately, my father passed away from a heart attack on August 29th and they couldn’t get him into the cardiac cath on time. This was very motivational. Thank you.
My brothers birthday is on august 29th, so sorry to hear that
So sorry for your loss
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Eyeyeyeyeyeue and you can you have
August 29th is my birthday. So sorry for your loss.
She is such a kind person.
Rachel Southard I totally agree, I wish she was my doctor
So are you girl ! Gotta love future docs supporting great docs 👏🏽
my two favorite ppl are here!!!
So are you☺️
Haize Raz yup me to! She explains things so well and she seems like a very compassionate person!
Who else likes when...
1. Screen is black
2. Pager beeps
3. You hear “code blue”
4. Siobhan goes running
I love it when that happens and I am not saying that I want an emergency, I just love the way that she edits it haha
Obsessed with these 😍
I think it’s pretty exciting to watch
I love it
Meee I always chuckle when the pager goes off after she just laid down lol.
My dad had a heart attack last Sunday at around midnight, he coded 3 times before they could place 2 stents and concluded that he had 100% blockage of the LAD. Seeing what they did to him in action (in your video) made me even more thankful for the emt’s, physicians, and nurses working that night. Thank you for being a life saver and I can’t wait to join you all. 🥰❤️
Hey Brittany and Shelby....I am a dad that had the big one back in 2007 and another in 2016. Thoughts and prayers for both your Dad's. I can't say enough about the outstanding care I received from the EMT and the hospitals.....I could write a book. It was an incredible journey. But it was my family that supported me through this that meant everything,
Today I'm having the best of my 70 years. I feel great do things a younger man wouldn't try.
With restrictions lifted my wife and I are just going to be with our family close up for the first time in months. It will be a day to cherish.
Love to you and your families.... stay strong and all will be well.
@@hello.mcjdbsns1721 seeing both of your stories reminded me of my own dad. He has a heart attack a few years ago and he sadly passed.
Tell your dad I am praying for him
God protect him
i hope your dad is okay
Every medical student in this country SHOULD subscribe to your channel, doctor! Amazing job in cardiology!
SHOUT OUT TO THAT PATIENT. If you're reading this, I hope you're doing well!!!
Yay! Anonymous patient! Say "Hi" if you can :)
Hi thank you for the nice things
I'm doing fine thanks for the shoutout :P
Confusing... who was the patient?
PhantomWing 365|| considering the patient was a man, it isn’t gonna he Susan 😹
I love how it seems the hospital seems to be on board with you sharing your journey and we get to hear from co-workers etc. so neat. Thanks!
Can’t wait to hear “I’m Siobhan and I’m an Attending Physician.”
Edit: What the heck, didn’t know I got so many likes!
Yes! It will be so weird though.
Yes, I remember hearing "I'm Siobhan a first year medical resident"
Mack's World yes a couple years ago I started watching her channel and did catch up with all of them. I was thinking she said she needed to be a 4th year medical resident but I could be wrong.
after this year shes will be doing two years in rheumatology, so what I think that means is the is finishing off her third year as an internal medicine resident and then she's moving on to two years as a rheumatology resident. so she won't be saying she's an attending physician for a little while longer
@@chloep2187 haha yup here in the states we call that a rheumatology fellow, not sure if its a different term elsewhere
I have been a paramedic for 15 years and have a pretty good understanding of good prehospital STEMI care, BUT damn! To actually see the before and after of the cath was freaking awesome! That is one of the best visuals I have ever seen! I have a whole new respect and understanding of a true inferior wall MI
I just love your vlogs!
Maybe that's why the medicine is called nitro for blasting thru walls
You're my celebrity crush. Your smile, personality, it just makes my day every time you upload a new video. Truly a great human being. I wish more people were like you, it would make the world a better place. Thank you.
Desire , absolutely, she is extraordinary. 👍👏👌
She eint a celebrity she’s just a smal you tuber
Exactly! She is amazing
Ela Owen she is growing her channel everyday don’t be negative
Ela Owen she gets hundreds of thousands of views now, she’s growing so much ☺️☺️☺️ not a small youtuber
I’m not interested in entering the medical field, but I’ve taken many biology, anatomy and physiology courses throughout university and your videos are so educational, and your positive attitude is contagious! The world needs more people like you! Hope you’re staying healthy both mentally and physically in these unprecedented times!
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God I remember when the intro was “a first-year medical resident”
And reeeeally soon, in two weeks, she'll be a rheumatology fellow.
Same
Sameeee
Same here ❤
Same😭
Your videos inspire me! I’m turning 12 in a month, but I’m already very interested in becoming a doctor. Specifically a pediatric endocrinologist or pediatric rheumatologist. I have autoimmune issues myself, and it’s hard to go through, so I want to help kids that have these issues because I know how much it affects them. Love and support forever!
I know I’m not the only one that just love how exciting she gets when she has to do night shifts ☺️💟
she's such a ray of sunshine, no matter what time of day! the doctor you WANT to have.
Does she have a video explaining how she is able to vlog in these situations? I’m sure she has to get hospital permission to showcase some of this stuff.
I don't know a particular video, but she's told us that she has permission from the hospitals and her bosses and colleagues and she always tells them before she starts filming. Also, she never gives out identifying information or show a patient, except when she has asked people to tell if they want to tell their story in a video.
yeah she's always so Bright and happy !!!!!
I am so so so glad the patient allowed you to share those images. I audibly said wow when you showed the after photo. It's actually insane how much of a difference there is. Thank you so much to the patient and thank you Siobhan for talking us through everything!!
Zeeshan was looking like he hadnt slept in days , but i genuinely want to thank you and other doctors , who are managing to risk their life , in making Earth fight this pandemic , you are so inspiring and i love all of your videos , you aspire me to do medicine and you are so great
and you are such a ray of sunshine in this difficult period. Thank You
Such a sweet doctor! You can genuinely feel and see that she loves what she does and loves her patients! Thank you for saving lives everyday!!!
The way you explained the STEMI and also the way you showed the patients blood vessel and what was wrong. Videos like these are what intrigue me!
I love her personality she seems so smart and super sweet😭✨
I want this job-
**homework doing INTENSIFIES**
Same tho😂
yes queen
You can do it!
Yes
I went from wanting to be a lawyer to a doctor
Seeing that visualization of the change of the blockage using the dye before and after the ballooning and suction was truly amazing. Thank you so much for this
Hi, I'm from Argentina. I'm a med student and was supposed to start going to the hospital this year, and obviously couldn't. We are on our 90th day of lockdown or so now, and I wanted to tell you that your videos keep me motivated despite the awful situation we're living right now, it means a lot. Most of us are having online classes but it is really hard to learn all these real life stuff only by talking to a doctor on their house. Thank you so much for your service and amazing work at doing these videos, I just though you should know the impact they have on us at this moment. Thank you again. I wish you the best!
Yeah, isn't it? I fell the same
Stay safe
Te fue bien amigx? Yo estoy en 4to de secundaria con objetivo en cardiología para emigrar a US. Vos te quedas o te vas?
alec vukasovich Acá sigo, en la misma! Planeo quedarme. Cuando estaba en el secundario también fantaseaba con irme, y ahora que todes están con eso asumo que debe ser peor, pero la facultad me cambió la cabeza.
Meer Luz buenísimo! Te deseo lo mejor amigx!
This is an amazing well detailed easy to understand video for non healthcare people. I work in cath lab and I want to show all of my family members this!!!!
I love all of your videos and have been watching you for years!
Thank you for the shout-out! Always happy to support students and medical professionals. Keep on rocking!
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she's such a kind soul .... you've inspired me again
Only Dr. Siobhan can smile while describing a possibly deadly heart attack and make you feel totally ok, at ease and hopeful for the patient, lol!!
um... thats kinda any good doctor's job.
@@johnynoway9127 70% of doctors, at the most, aren’t this positive and uplifting. She has a peace about her that’s different.
I now understand that people "Like You" are not just chipper and aggravating! Thank God for people like you! :)
I can't wait until she hits 1 million and I can say I've been here before 1 million ❤️
Leah Keane , she will. She knows how to connect with humans. 👍👏👌
Me too
@@monicatruong1223 Let's keep our fingers crossed.
@@monicatruong1223 😁
@@universeusa she actually acts like a normal human being in her vids unlike most youtubers that's why she will achieve it
Shibone: The patient is in ventricle tachycar-
Me: *has watched too many episodes of Greys* HE’S IN VTAC!! SOMEBODY PREP AN ER AND CALL CARDIO!!! YOU, *points at nonexistent intern* notify the family that we’re going into surgery and get Dr. Weber!!
AHAHAHAHAH
Zack Munson meeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!
Omfg i thought i'm alone😂😍😍 obsessed with Grey's anatomy
It's actually Siobhan. I know, irish names are a bit odd.
@@MsStina84 Irish names aren't odd, English people just aren't familiar with non-English names
As a med student, I loved seeing imaging of the heart
I’m currently in EMT school and these videos are super helpful to me as I’m able to review, and knowing what a STEMI was before explaination makes me happy :)
Same I’m on a 26 hour call shift and I’m on my brakes I watch u and u help me get perked up when I feelling down
Loved getting to see the difference in the pumping of the heart from the heart attack case. Absolutely amazing!
My grandfather has a-fib and just received a pacemaker about two weeks ago. His heart rate dropped to 30-40 bpm. Perfect timing for this video! Thank you!!
You are such a a beautiful soul your kind loving and caring your so therapeutic to watch. . . I only seem to experience medical negligence when I go to hospital but wish I had a doctor like her ...
one more month until 4th year. LOVE YOU GIRL SO PROUD OF YOU
Actually just 2 weeks. July 1st will mark the start of her life as a rheumatology fellow.
Haha there's no 4th year in Internal Medicine residency. It's a 3yr program. She'll be starting her rheumat fellow soon.
@@nihalmuniah that's still a fourth year..... lol a medicine degree is 4 years. 4 year undergrad, 4 year medical school, 4th where they prepare you for your specialty. she's still going to be doing rotations.. so yeah it's a fourth year lollll
@@mackenzieb2218 hahaha okayyy
Hi. I am Dr Rawaha. Cardiology resident. Glad to see finally someone who is doing cardiology rotation. Cardio is so fascinating and there is so much adrenaline rush that goes around u. I remember one such pt of VT whom i cardioverted and when he regained consciousness he slaped me immediately :p he said i didnt know why i did it but deep i was thinking you have done something wrong with me. I was smiling at that time and was really glad to see him alive. Keep up the good work. Best wishes for ur career.
We are so very thankful for you being in the front line and you are so appreciated by all of us!! Keep being amazing and strong you are awesome and worth so much!!
I love your positivity! Residency is so tough but you manage to be so happy and positive.
I appreciate everything that she does and I love this so much I hope everyone is ok in the hospital and you are so pretty
And she is so positive while working so hard!
Wow! You are so chill while doing your dangerous job..i am actually amazed and when she said THE PATIENT WOULD HAVE DIED,i got chills..that's why Doctors are true heroes!! Grateful.
Yet another really cool before and after! So thankful the patient allowed their imaging to be shared, and thank you and your team for sharing! I've noticed you're getting heaps more from the fellows as well, and it's so cool they're on board with your educational videos! That imaging really makes you understand just how bad an unhealthy diet can be for you!
Siobhan, this is kind of random but thank you so much for your videos! I learn so much medical terminology and medical things in general from you which has helped a lot with my medical coding program. You are the standard for what a medical resident and doctor should be. Kind to staff and patients, knowledgable and efficient. You should be so proud of yourself. You inspire me to be kind and positive, despite all the stress and negativity in my facility. I hope to one day be as great as you once I enter the workforce. Hang in there with COVID and don't worry about making videos if you begin to get overwhelmed, we will understand ❤️
A beautiful doctor....who keep a smile on her face always... patients get well a lot just after seeing doctor's smile....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are inspiring me to be a good doctor ... thankyou very much 💕❤️:-)
she's so kind, pure, and pretty!
That’s amazing to see the change in artery after the stent and clot removal 🤯
I love your channel! You look like you were always meant to be a doctor! Thank you and to all your coworkers for working hard during this pandemic ❤️
My daughter had the big decision of choosing cardiac cath or ir....she chose ir - interventional radiology/ trauma surgery...
that's a really good field !!!
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Thank you Siobhan for explaining myocardial infarction. You video encourages prevention. Advances in medicine does not mean facilitating lifestyle illnesses.
Thank you so so much for recommending the Internal Medicine app! I always struggle with internal medicine, especially cardiology, so it’ll be such great help for me☺️
Hi, I amd Rich and had followed you for a couple years. I had a heart attack (I'm 72) in early February and have regained slowly mobility (walking 4x/week at 50 min each.) How cool that the shock and heart surgery in this viedoe was exactly what I had done. I watched the whole procedure on the large screen above and to the left of my bed. So nice to catch up with all your changes. Wish you well. So good to catch up on some of your videos.
This is literally my favorite channel! I’m a first year med student from Brazil and every time anatomy and biochemistry are killing me, I come to your videos to remember why I am doing this
She is very kind to be able to make the decision save people during the pandemic
I love your energy. Everyone needs a coworker like you!! Thank you for everything you do!💕
These videos are so educational! We need more doctors like her! This video definitely shows us the importance of taking care of your body! Don’t start smoking and it is important to take care of yourself!
I always appreciate your cardiac videos since I've experienced a heart attack myself. Thanks for doing these and for the info.
Stay safe and healthy :)
Oh, scary! What did it feel like? And what did it feel like when the blockage was fixed?
The Knowledge you give is so helpful , you make going to the hospital a little easier knowing we have Drs there like you..your such a blessing to the world..
Literally look forward to everyone of these videos!
I respect these people sommuch much because my great grandma was having a heart attack each month and the doctors were so nice. My great grandma got heart surgery and she has only had one heart attack in 9 months!!
Omg I’m early I’m so excited to become a doctor I’m starting this year!!! Ahh so exciting to see what a day in my life as a doctor is and it looks so exciting and very interesting ❤️❤️🥰
Good luck to you!! You’ll do great :)
Good luck! You won’t regret it! Helping patients is the best feeling! ✌🏻
ADDISON BETTIS thanks so much ❤️😘
evangelia geo thank you and I know it’s so fulfilling seeing doctors treat patients
Siobhan Amirault thanks so much 😁
Wow, I made that comment as the video started & that's exactly what the video was about. Thank you, the worst part about being unwell is not knowing the source. Once you know the source you can start treatment. I'm going to watch this over again. Thank you again.
Your positive, compassionate energy is really comforting.
She is deffinently one of the better people out there
Hey hey my Favorite doctor is back. I miss your videos. There just to far apart But I understand your situation. I just enjoy your explanations. Stay safe and Thank you for being there to help your patients stay safe
Doctor you are great and helping us to see things closely. Picture before and after was amazing to differentiate. Stent improved blood flow, that's nice.
It’s kinda crazy that you need to shock the heart to “reset” it in a way.
it’s almost like turning your phone off and on again because it’s glitchy
The high amperage and joules on the pads resulted the screen turning off
Sometimes hearts need a reboot...or shock therapy...yeah
Mars free lolololol!
It's not crazy if you consider that when an organism is threatened (shock), it primes the entire system to defend itself. It is actually quite logical.
Love that you were able to show the real-life heart rhythm from the individual. Very cool to see the progression through clearing the blockage! Love your videos and your uplifting personality. Thank you for continuing to help on the front line :)
This was such a timely vlog for me! My dad has a very mild heart attack on Sunday and he's absolutely fine but he explained the arterial operation to me and it's even more informative to see it like this! Thank you for making such fantastic content :)
I love how, even in such pressuring events in the hospital, she is still clear-minded and joyful.
Man it's awesome how you shoot the whole process inspite of so many emergencies and troubles along the way. Kudos to you!!. Falling in love with your videos everyday!.
Thank you so much Siobhan. I’m 19 and a carer for my dad who has COPD, diabetes and heart issues (he had a STEMI in 2015). I came across your channel and this has really helped me become more aware of his conditions and has helped me MASSIVELY in my caring role..Thank you so much for the education you have given to me and for helping me because better at looking after my dad. Please Stay Safe during COVID-19 and keep at it as your an amazing medical resident
The shock under anesthesia on the patient with arrhythmia freaked me out! Mainly because I had no clue you could do that to a patient not on cardiac arrest... SO COOL! Also, this episode in general was really interesting and I feel like I've learned a lot. I love that the patient with the heart procedure done agreed to share his images, it helped to understand the whole thing much better! I am not a doctor nor a medical student, so yea :-)
Thank you so much for dedicating your free time to share your knowledge and educate us!
Love seeing Philips CV Lab.... That's my daily grind, working on these systems and ensuring they are ready for patients that need them..
What an amazing video!!! I took a Unit Clerk course and have been interested in medical terminology and hospital work since. What an incredible video - I just love these videos and feel like I'm coming right along with you during these shifts!
You are sweet Dr. Stay blessed always and give best services to mankind. Please pray to God before starting your day in hospital and bow to God and thank him after finishing your duty. Just you will receive blessing instantly.
I’ve been here with you since your 1st year of residency! So cool to see your journey in the medical field!! Your so sweet too! Love you girl!! Keep it up!! ❤️
Very educational for general public. Good beginning to learn more about cardiovascular system & disease, and shows actually how it reflects on EKG.
Only positive thinking can help doctors to save lives.
I can't wait for you to finish residency and start fellowship
Wednesday
I love that you love helping it’s so loving and I actually want to be a doctor when I’m older!
Still feels so surreal to hear you say “third year medical resident”!! I’ve been here since you started the first year! Love your videos!
Wednesday she'll be a 4th year/1st year rheumatology fellow.
Kudos to you working that long even if you're tired...helping save lives. Very tough job.
I hope one day you’re my attending!! You’re such a thorough, clear speaker.
Siobhan and audience --
My Dad had a heart attack at 52, in 1981, and was on the 'Lopressor Study' with an originally Canadian Dr., Bernard Boal. Lasted 12 years but drank heavily, smoked previously. Mom had a St. Jude mechanical valve, from CHF, installed at 72 in 1999. Lasted 4 years. I'm almost 64 with no problems, last in hospital in 1965 for a tonsillectomy. Oh, one thing: Have marginally elevated cholesterol - Need fatty meals to absorb Vitamin D. Conclusively, some takeaways: It's not all in the genes, you are not your parents. Monitor those dubious concerns with Drs., those who you can approach with an affinity.
Greatest thanks to Siobhan for saving lives !!!!!
“Wow, we shocked him and it was incredible, it was so efficient [...] it was amazing!” Love this 😂😂😂
I've been debating about getting into a weight loss program and boy the images of the before and after for the heart have cemented my resolve!
I’m obsessed with your videos and they have inspired me to want to pursue a career in the medical industry!
I work at a cardiologist office and I help schedule angios, I feel like this would be a really helpful video to show patients that I have what actually goes on in the procedure this is great thank you
Thanks for everything you've done! You're suck an awesome person!
My grandfather had a heart attack around 1.5 years ago, he coded once and I will never forget the sound of my mother's voice as she got the call from my grandmother. He survived and is fine now but was in acute danger for about two days. At the end of the second day my dad came to my workplace and I thought my grandfather died, I will never forget that feeling, a mixture of fear and complete devastation, I stared to crie so bad I fell to my knees.
Hi hope all of you and your families are safe during these trying times... God bless us all
Even though you work so much.. you are always smiling and active and positive which is really nice to see
I loved seeing the heart valves open!
Thanks to you, Siobhan, I'm now determined to become an Emergency Medicine Physician. You have inspired me in every video you make. Thank you for starting my journey.
So excited for a new video! I just love that music that you play when there is like a code, gets me excited to see what happens!
In Cardiology have you seen any patients with POTS? I have POTS and find most cardiology doctors have never treated a patient with it (most don't even know what it is!)
Really interesting to see the ECG explanation as I have had so many ecgs but never knew what each bit means.
I by no means plan to be a physician or a doctor but I find this is so informative and interesting to learn!❤️ thank you for trying to save lives while also teaching us these health problems 😊stay safe always!!
Last night, I watched an episode of "Untold Stories of the E.R." A woman came in with chest and was diagnosed with a STEMI. Her mother came in to the E.R. to see her daughter. She collapsed and was diagnosed with a STEMI. The sister of the first patient came to see her, saw their mother in a bed, she collapsed and, guess what? Yep, another STEMI! They were in town attending a family gathering. The doctor realized that they had the same inheritable syndrome (I think Willett's?), and advised them to tell other family members to NOT come to the E. R. to prevent more heart attacks. It was an interesting case. All three women survived. The human body is full of surprises.
Wow i did not think that one would be able to see the difference in the heart so extremely clear! Really fascinating