I'm an epileptic, and can confirm absence seizures can be FAR more dangerous than a grand mal/tonic-clonic. You'd be amazed at how many times a day the average person is in a situation where losing consciousness for even half a second could get you maimed
I drive everywhere for my job. 200km on average a day. Had a couple of scary instances where trying to fight fatigue I lose a couple of seconds. Have to pull over and take a 15 min nap. In some instances half a second would have sent my very large, and heavy vehicle into another vehicle or a tree.
I have Focal seizures, diagnosed 2005, it went undiagnosed for nearly 15yrs & because it didn’t happen often, Doctors said it was low blood pressure 🤦🏼♀️. Finally was sent to neurologist in 2005 after it became more & more & then happening every day & after I actually blacked out completely. Then three years ago I started having different seizures & was diagnosed with Absence seizures. There’s the misconception that all epileptic seizure involves convulsions.
I don’t have epilepsy but I didn’t sleep a few nights ago so fell asleep halfway down the stairs and fell. I was okay but can see how a second of unconsciousness is dangerous.
Cuddy: you just don't want to deal with the epidemic! House: that's right. I'm subjecting a 12 years old to a battery of dangerous and invasive tests to avoid being bored... Chase and Foreman: (wouldn't you?) Cuddy: 😠 House: ...... Ok, maybe i would do that, but I'm not!
It would be great to see them altogether again, except for the fact he faked his own death to motorcycle Wilson off into the sunset to help Wilson with his last cancer days.
@@AsianShadowrunner Except for the fact that that was the bit I was hoping for them to focus on in a movie. House and Wilson on the road with House having to deal with the slow lose of his best friend while causing havoc both intentionally and intentionally. While popping back in a movie to see how the others are getting on with the lose of House/Wilson in the movie. That would be my idea going forward...
Bruh idk what is wrong wit me but i swear the second i heard House say that its something else but a rash in my head i just heard a bad to the bone riff😭💀
Former nursing assistant here. Mandated reporting has absolutely nothing to do with a person's medical care. It pertains to when a person is either a threat to themselves or others, and when abuse of a minor has occurred. Sixteen is the age of legal adulthood in New Jersey. Thus under New Jersey law, the hospital is required to keep quiet, because she ordered it.
@@shellycarter155I've gone toe to toe with law enforcement on this before, only for them to back down when they learned I was right. You're coming at this from the point of view of a cop. Hospitals aren't your normal jurisdiction. I'm coming at this from the standpoint of a medical practitioner who knows medicine and medical law, and had to practice both, daily. Even at 12, she's still considered a young adult at that age by law, and as such, legally privileged to all of the same rights to privacy in a hospital as an adult. In most states, New Jersey included, you are considered a young adult at the age of 10, and still granted the exact same rights to privacy at a hospital as those granted to adults. And, rightly so. I have known seemingly rational parents become outright abusive to their children upon learning they were pregnant. For many, such privacy laws can be life saving.
under the law, a 12 year old can be raped and get pregnant and an abortion without parents ever knowing.. oof, they thought this was a good episode to write?
*New Jersey Law is Criminal!* They are responsible for this child until she is eighteen years of age and *SHE IS THEIR CHILD NOT THE STATES! THEY PASSED THIS CRIMINAL LAW SO TEACHERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HER AND HER NAIVETE.* Young kids believe they are smarter than the world. It's up to their parents to keep them grounded in reality and to say NO to them when appropriate. The young actress Skye played the little girl that would not speak in the Mel Gibson movie "The Patriot". *She unfortunately passed away at 21.* You would not do a spinal tap in a non sterile environment we're people can just bump into you. This might happen in a third world country but even there I doubt it.
They went for 75 minutes but they had to condense them to under 10 minutes by taking out unnecessary and repetitive content because the old TVs couldn’t hold anything over 10 minutes. The mondo Houser shows are very short always less than 10 minutes because of the primitive mondo TVs they had back then. The old old old TVs could not hold more than 10 minutes of show as they used CRT Catholic Ray Tubs technology and non Dylan Mulvaney CLT or Claw Technology. No harm no fowl. They tried Dylan Mulvaney to shorten the shows advertising and tried to produce a non racist TV set with Motorola involvement with flypaper control and Dylan Mulvaney CEO.
I love how house admitted that he would do tests on a 12 year old to not be bored.
😂😂😂😂
Yes
@@arjunholmie I think you replied to the wrong comment
I'm an epileptic, and can confirm absence seizures can be FAR more dangerous than a grand mal/tonic-clonic. You'd be amazed at how many times a day the average person is in a situation where losing consciousness for even half a second could get you maimed
I drive everywhere for my job. 200km on average a day. Had a couple of scary instances where trying to fight fatigue I lose a couple of seconds. Have to pull over and take a 15 min nap. In some instances half a second would have sent my very large, and heavy vehicle into another vehicle or a tree.
Happened to my buddy. Totaled his car slamming into someones rear end
I have Focal seizures, diagnosed 2005, it went undiagnosed for nearly 15yrs & because it didn’t happen often, Doctors said it was low blood pressure 🤦🏼♀️. Finally was sent to neurologist in 2005 after it became more & more & then happening every day & after I actually blacked out completely. Then three years ago I started having different seizures & was diagnosed with Absence seizures. There’s the misconception that all epileptic seizure involves convulsions.
I don’t have epilepsy but I didn’t sleep a few nights ago so fell asleep halfway down the stairs and fell. I was okay but can see how a second of unconsciousness is dangerous.
That’s why I don’t drive. I’ve never been diagnosed, but I’m fairly sure I’ve had absence seizures before.
This is by far one of the best shows ever made
Facts.
Touched you in the naughty place😆
Absolutely 💯
I love the high pitch not letting chase get win lol. “Nai nai nai”
nyeh nyeh nyeh!
Rewound that part like 20 times 😂
After watching these videos the past few days, now I want to watch the whole series again. Look what you did!
Cuddy: you just don't want to deal with the epidemic!
House: that's right. I'm subjecting a 12 years old to a battery of dangerous and invasive tests to avoid being bored...
Chase and Foreman: (wouldn't you?)
Cuddy: 😠
House: ...... Ok, maybe i would do that, but I'm not!
God bless this channel. Convinced my dad to watch the series.
I would watch all seasons all over again and would still be in awe as if I would be watching it for the very first time. I miss series like this.
Why do I keep forgetting that foreman had hair in season 1
I didn’t see the hair until you mentioned
Good way to start the day; w/ House
I feel like a House movie would be great. ✌️🙂
Funnily enough there are long episodes that need a part 2. Kind of feels like a movie 😁
It would be great to see them altogether again, except for the fact he faked his own death to motorcycle Wilson off into the sunset to help Wilson with his last cancer days.
@@AsianShadowrunner Except for the fact that that was the bit I was hoping for them to focus on in a movie.
House and Wilson on the road with House having to deal with the slow lose of his best friend while causing havoc both intentionally and intentionally.
While popping back in a movie to see how the others are getting on with the lose of House/Wilson in the movie.
That would be my idea going forward...
@Serioussmile51 Well, okay, I guess that could work, but it would feel just a continuation/extension of the series finale, though.
There's no way that would work. Basically everything has already been done in the show.
"She looks fine" 🙄 The coach should consider consulting an optometrist...
So sad what happened to her , RIP
What happened?
@@thunderlighting2006accidental epileptic drug overdose , she died in 2014
Lived shortly but bright.
@@SARCASM_IS_MY_FIRST_NAME 'accidental'
@@gelo1238 You beat the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences now?
I have absence seizures (controlled) and they can be so short but dangerous. I am so happy that I found the perfect meds for them.
I used to have grand mals and absence seizures. Now I have partial seizures while I’m sleeping. Not good.
Yhese are the circumstances where we see house at his best - he's absolutely right, but.....
Bruh idk what is wrong wit me but i swear the second i heard House say that its something else but a rash in my head i just heard a bad to the bone riff😭💀
One of those diver friends is the under age model that has testicular cancer!
yo new House clip just droped 🔥🔥
Hooray, gouse md and breakfast. The perfect morning!
*House
bit of the old famous grouse md lmao
Gouse always makes a great breakfast
Love him ❤❤❤
Did House inform her parents?
Nope
No, but she did it.
@@cookiemonsterdayz Oh okay
Okay maybe i would do that but Im not
5:33 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😅that's in the movies!
It was fun watching House torture Chase.
What season and episode
S1E19
Every video has the episode in the description
ALL hospitals, nation wide are mandated reporters!
I don't believe the other person's age was mentioned. If he was 16, then maybe he's ok. Not sure.
Former nursing assistant here. Mandated reporting has absolutely nothing to do with a person's medical care. It pertains to when a person is either a threat to themselves or others, and when abuse of a minor has occurred. Sixteen is the age of legal adulthood in New Jersey. Thus under New Jersey law, the hospital is required to keep quiet, because she ordered it.
@@crow_featherthank you for this clarification 🖤
@@crow_feather she’s 12 years old in this show. Hence, by law, mandated reporting. BTW, law enforcement here….
@@shellycarter155I've gone toe to toe with law enforcement on this before, only for them to back down when they learned I was right. You're coming at this from the point of view of a cop. Hospitals aren't your normal jurisdiction. I'm coming at this from the standpoint of a medical practitioner who knows medicine and medical law, and had to practice both, daily.
Even at 12, she's still considered a young adult at that age by law, and as such, legally privileged to all of the same rights to privacy in a hospital as an adult. In most states, New Jersey included, you are considered a young adult at the age of 10, and still granted the exact same rights to privacy at a hospital as those granted to adults. And, rightly so. I have known seemingly rational parents become outright abusive to their children upon learning they were pregnant. For many, such privacy laws can be life saving.
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under the law, a 12 year old can be raped and get pregnant and an abortion without parents ever knowing.. oof, they thought this was a good episode to write?
Why not? If it's true, and it makes compelling TV... Hell, most of the time just the second part is enough.
Why Abortion is a Legitimate Medical Procedure.
Because the alternative ends up being worse in the long run.
@@alltat Tell that to the "Pro-Life" crowd because they think the worst alternative is better in the long run.
@@user-em6ie2be7xyes, I believe that less death is better.
@@therealspaghetti208 Oh Goody another Jesus Freak.
In cases like this, yes
*New Jersey Law is Criminal!* They are responsible for this child until she is eighteen years of age and *SHE IS THEIR CHILD NOT THE STATES! THEY PASSED THIS CRIMINAL LAW SO TEACHERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HER AND HER NAIVETE.*
Young kids believe they are smarter than the world. It's up to their parents to keep them grounded in reality and to say NO to them when appropriate.
The young actress Skye played the little girl that would not speak in the Mel Gibson movie "The Patriot". *She unfortunately passed away at 21.*
You would not do a spinal tap in a non sterile environment we're people can just bump into you. This might happen in a third world country but even there I doubt it.
Dude chill its a house clip on youtube
Maybe you should take your antipsychotics, friend. Or your Alzheimer’s meds.
I felt bad she had to have an abortion
They went for 75 minutes but they had to condense them to under 10 minutes by taking out unnecessary and repetitive content because the old TVs couldn’t hold anything over 10 minutes.
The mondo Houser shows are very short always less than 10 minutes because of the primitive mondo TVs they had back then. The old old old TVs could not hold more than 10 minutes of show as they used CRT Catholic Ray Tubs technology and non Dylan Mulvaney CLT or Claw Technology. No harm no fowl. They tried Dylan Mulvaney to shorten the shows advertising and tried to produce a non racist TV set with Motorola involvement with flypaper control and Dylan Mulvaney CEO.
what drugs are you on???
What are you talking about? TVs (even old ones) don’t store the show in memory.
They couldn't because they were very small and relied on old pre Dylan Mulvaney technology @@Sniperboy5551
Spoiler she slept with the coach
No she didn't, it was one of the boys from her diving team
h o l' u p
Lucky guy
I figured that in the 1st minute!
Spoiler, the spoiler doesn't remember the episode