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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2021
- Experience is everything! Thanks to @nursepilotmakalak for joining me in this one!
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Words can't describe what an incredible asset some nurses are. Especially being a new doctor and the senior wouldn't come assist for whatever reason, the nurse would always step up, and calmly suggest advice, never being patronizing to the poor stressed out doc. As a doctor in an understaffed hospital with nurses helping carrying the brunt, I bake them a cake every week to say thank you. Sorry for the cholesterol but I love you
This makes me happy to go into nursing! 🤗🍰 Mm cholesterol
You're so sweet! It takes a team
That cake makes you a forever friend to nurses. Now, whenever you’re in need, a nurse will be there to help. Lol.
which country is this
That is really nice :)
Love the breathless panic vs the calm laconicism 😂. “Are you a drummer?!” 😂
I loved how you put it 🤣🤣. I'm keeping it. Thanks!
Is low potassium contagious???
I've been an attending for over 20 years in the same hospital. When Stephanie or Kim call me from the floor, I know it's either something I really need to know, or they're calling because the protocol says they have to, but they've already handled it.
That's one thing I hate, our protocols say we need to inform the dr if someone has low glucose. Fair enough, but at 2am when they are 3.4mmol and getting juice and sandwiches it seems stupid to wake the dr up. I work in a small hospital and we don't have drs overnight unless it's an emergency. So I call tell them what I've done and to go back to sleep.
Oh mood. I start most pages with 'FYI' or in the 'reccomendation' box I just put 'informing you per protocol'
Yesterday though I was on the phone to the doc and most of it was 'technically I'm not worried..... But my other patients are really sick so I'm kinda ignoring this guy so I need you to see him just in case I'm wrong'
I feel like it could be funny to have old nurse/young doctor and young nurse/old doctor too.
Yes
In the first one the nurse would be rolling their eyes, in the second the doc would be :D
I’m taking notes!
Yesss! 👍
Old nurse saved my young doc hide several times. Experienced nurses are a wealth of knowledge.
I think I flipped a PVC from laughing so hard at this!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 “Maybe I have low potassium because I’m tired all the time”
As she's out of breath, panicked and breathing hard 🤣
Not the PVC 😂😂😂😂
Love it! I remember my first times on call as an intern. “What do the residents usually do? Should I wake up my chief for this?” So many great nurses saved me a lot of embarrassment
So true we help alot interns. Nurses see so much things just come with years of working everywhere. Nurse and doctors working together is the best,
Mom was an RN for 50 years, most in cardiac care. She was an excellent diagnostician. The old docs trusted her, the new ones learned from her.
The ‘im going to bed’ and ‘i wont’ clinched it for me. I’ve been to icus where the nurses are staring down the doctors like ‘contradict me, I dare you’ and the doctors are like ‘it seems you’ve got this down anyway’ 🤣
My hospital’s ICUs are largely filled with baby nurses who went into it because it seemed like less work, and send us patients to the floor unbathed, with filthy mouths, high blood pressures left untreated, infiltrated IVs, unimaginable wounds, and charting not done. So glad there’s some out there still putting out a high standard of work.
I've been an ICU nurse for 31 years, and this had me choking on my spit from laughing so hard. It's so true! I would love to see a " new doc vs old nurse" video.
Keep up the good work.
I worked in psych as a CNA.
Pretty much the same.
Me: Nurse, your boy needs a ride in the van.
RN: Which one?
Me: HIM.
RN: On it.
Actually hav old nurse vibe myself as now ....hrrr ... 65yrs young .... seen a lot of situations... so sometimes advise a littttttle xxx happy new years dudes xxx fm yr fav theatre sis xxx
@@dr.floridamanphd it’s not the same thing
Funniest one yet!! That nurse is almost as hilarious as you are, and that’s saying a LOT! “Sir, are you a drummer?” Lmao!
As an old nurse (41 years) I thoroughly enjoyed the comparison. Troponin levels started becoming a marker in the 90s. Before that our marker was usually CK-MB.
Whats the difference?
Troponins are more specific to heart
CK MB is not that specific, even skeletal muscles release creatinine kinases
@@chrism6904 Troponin 1 is a highly sensitive cardiac marker and is equal or superior to the CK-MB marker.
@@donnaromano9827 do you have to monitor ck for longer before verifying a heart attack as well?
@morningmeasure CK-MB can usually detect a heart attack or cardiac event within 3-6 hours after onset of chest pain; however, the CK-MB peaks in about 12 hours.
I'm an old nurse and still get nervous calling doctors lol
You're worth your weight in gold. You have the power to make or break a doctor.
@@Makermook ahh thanks :) I actually was kinda down today due to work and that comment cheered me up :)
@@dlarsen325 -- I'm serious! I'm a doctor and I know it's the nurses who actually do the work. I better never think otherwise.
I'm a nurse with about ten years experience currently in a Peds ER. I don't get nervous when I talk with docs. However, I also communicate more than a few grunts cause I'd hate to make a mistake!
Married to a nurse 3 years before medical school, she was an ICU and PACU nurse at the hospital I did my medical school and residency. I knew the seasoned nurses who,had been on the PEDS floor 15 years before I got there and would be there 15 years after I was gone, new as much or more than what I did to manage the patients. Even after I had been in practice for decades I still relied heavily on the nurses, they were my eyes and ears in the hospital while I was seeing patients in the office. The more experienced nurses knew what I was going to say before I spoke.
Being a nurse for 31 years, I felt that. Freakin' accurate. 😂😂😂
You over estimate the fact that a first day doctor would known how to replace K. LOL
The crossover we've needed
Just so spot-on! Says the hospital nurse of 40 years
We love you old dames! You have the power to make or break a new doc.
Oh my, I almost spit out my coffee. The accuracy is amazing on this one. Love it!!
Great collab by two awesome creators 😂
Glad you enjoyed!
I'm a new-ish nurse, two years qualified. I think it's hilarious when new doctors ask me about things I've never done, and it's night shift, and the only solution i can come up with is ''err I can ask the nurse in charge??'. Older nurse, please come and save us, we need your experience!
Love Nurse Makala K! Her content is hilarious, and I hope she gains the popularity and subscribers that she deserves. 🙂
This is hilarious and your content is always so relatable! This is true for veterinarians and their technicians too! I’m an ER vet and I know when some of my techs call me, I’m like why am I here? Clearly you handled everything already or I need to get there asap.
As a nurse in a resident teaching hospital I appreciate this video. Old doctors and old nurses have a trust bond It has gotten harder with all the computers following everyone. Glad I recently retired.
Used to be we could, as nurses order labs and tests so we can give more concrete evidence before we called the doctor.
This is so true, especially if an older doctor, an older nurse, and an older respiratory therapist are all male. We had a patient that needed intubation, and we communicated mostly via a series of grunts and gestures. I think we spoke a total of 5 words. It went very sooth.
Yeah I love it when it’s an all male pod. No drama and work gets done
@@youngswoll3 🤣 who said men don't create drama. You clearly haven't communicated with many people.
At least women are capable of listening to each other's opinions. Men, on the other hand, always think they are right
@@youngswoll3 data proves that patients who see female doctors are less likely to die
@@youngswoll3 you had to take it there -_-
@Blank Line been in ER nursing for quite some time now. I’d take an all male pod any day over an all female pod. Hell, even a majority of the female docs prefer working with the male nurses over females
Lol this is great, I usually just place orders then text the doc what I did telling them "thanks" and I usually get a thumbs up back over text
My uncle was in the hospital and his BP got too low. The nurse sent me to buy chips from the vending machine because having my uncle eat salt would be faster than getting meds from the pharmacy. Off I went, and came back with three varieties.
A) I love that you followed their advice. Most people these days either want ALL THE PILLS, or they refuse everything but don't want to follow anything else either. You honestly saved your uncle time and money.
B) Hope your uncle is doing well!
Love our nurses ❤️
Give him 3 bananas lol
This is the best collaboration ever !
Go easy on us new nurses man. It’s hard in these streets. First few shifts in the ER with a cardiac pt having PVCs, me running to doc in panic and all she asked was “what’s the rate?” ……72bpm….I really need to relax
New ER nurse here as well. The struggle is real🥺
I had to laugh as I am in hospital with Hypokalemia (for the 4th time since October) and understood everything you were talking about!!
get well soon
Is there any working Diagnosis?
Hope you get it back to normal range soon and that you get out of the hospital soon. Not fun unless you're thinking of a job in medicine. 😂
Did you eat the 3 bananas?
"sir, are you a drummer?" LOL
Are you a drummer had me laughing like anything😂😂😂
This is so accurate. I've seen this in real time. Doctors and nurse say no more than 3 sentences to each other and they still come up with a new patient plan before the last nod is given
This is exactly how it is. Love the video, Doc!
Just recently came across the nurse on shorts so this was a nice collab :)
🤣🤣🤣 so true. I love helping out fresh baby nurses. I recently helped with an intubation and placement of lines and tons of other stiff in the CVICU. It was a beautiful dance between all the players and it was fun listening to the 1st yr resident asking questions.
I keep watching this one and laughing every time! Great collaboration you two!
The collab we needed 🙌🏾🙌🏾
love love love these collabs!!
Absolutely loved it!!!
Epic! Love the collaboration!
The last time I was in the ER it was a while ago but the nurses did everything. I saw the doctor for probably 10 minutes. Nurses are ballers
Love this collab !!
Nice. Good stuff. This collab was overdue. Next if you and Mikayla, Julia and Dr Glaucomflekin could collab together that would be EPIC
Love these collabs...
Ill find the bananas 😂 😂
"Call me when you need me" "I won't" "Ok cool" I'M DEAD LOLOL
The nurse head nods are everything!
These shorts really make my day 😂😂😂💯 thank you so much 🤍
Haaa!!! So good! Truth! Love these!
This is hilarious hahaha. She is a great actress too I like her
Honestly as a young attending I way prefer to work with younger nurses.
Old nurse "I need an order for Prednisone my patients got back pain"
Young Dr " looks like he has pretty bad diabetes. Let's give him some Diclofenac gel first"
Old nurse" ugh Dr oldgloriousbeard would always order this. These young docs know nothing"
😑
I’m with you on this one (young nurse here)
I am sorry just genuinely wondering if there is any evidence that Diclofenac gel is effective. Literally every pt I've given it to says it does absolutely nothing and ofc it is ordered four times a day and the doctors always refuse to d/c the order.
I'm am old nurse and this is spot on.
Bananas STAT!!!
Straight into the IV!
I love this so much lol😭
The panic attack man!😂😂😂😂 It was elite 😂😂😂😂😂
You hit the bail on the head!
Lmaooo relevant. I had low potassium and had ventricular tachycardia in hospital. At least I was asleep and don’t remember nurses or anyone checking on me but they apparently did 🤷♀️
woah! Sorry to hear that happened!
I got a loop recorder out of it which actually found I have AVNRT.
Hell, I was walking around on a 12 hr shift with a K+ of 2.3….. I had my bld wrk done before my shift and about an hour in, my PCP called me and was like, “I’m sending admission orders, GET DOWN TO THE ED NOW!” I worked the two days before! I told my CM, “no wonder my espressos didn’t wake me up”
My god. What's the underlying reason for if being so low?
I was cracking up.😂😂😂😂
I love it!!!
omg was not expecting the collab! nice
They became Minecraft villagers. 😂
That’s some truth right there!! 🤣🤣
they become minecraft villagers
Thankfully I’ve only been in the ER twice. Both serious. Both times it was the nurse that was my savior. The doctors each time were new and unsure. The nurses were both senior and knew what to do. They truly are angels on earth. Nothing against doctors, but I’ll take a senior nurse over a junior doctor any day.
Ending is cool
One could misunderstood them flirting with each other (old doctor and old nurse). I mean, without the subtitles 🤣
Just by listening to this Lady speak I feel like I am short of breath.
Love this 😂
I use a few more words, but when I say “She/he is ok”, that covers it. I’ve been a nurse for 45 years.
“Sir, are you a drummer?” Lmao!
I'd love to see Old nurse/New doctor and New nurse/Old doctor, too!
Thats soooo fucking true
Yeah ..... hummmm.... non verbal comms .... luv it as im a theatre scrub sis xxxx use this stuff daily !!!! Great vids dudes
This ones too good
Yeah. That was accurate.
So true!
Old nurses know their shit…
I love it. I love being able to call a resident and say “hey, 44 is abrupting” and they come immediately, agree with my assessment, we go to the OR, and mom and baby are healthy.
Now I'd like to see the other two combinations. Old doctor/new nurse and new doctor/old nurse (for some reason thid makes me think of JD and Carla from Scrubs)
Help, Doc Schmidt! I guess I’m just a wooly-headed ninnymuggins, because I can’t find the “Join” link on you channel page!
You should one on Doctors and Paramedics lol!
SPOT ON!!!!🤣🤣🤣
Nice job
3.1 Potassium send to ICU💀💀💀💀
Lol Im deaddd that is soo true😂😂😂
Pretty darn funny 😆
I think the worst is the old doc vs the new nurse. Merciless!!!!!
I can recall a doc. in a community hospital telling a new nurse to give 40 meq KCl IV. She did...as a bolus. Pt. died.
ICU nurse here. Can confirm. 😆
Last weekend was "I didn't know there was status change! Me: I gotch-u, afib with rvr, metop didn't work, called cards, on amio now, just need a transfer order for SD ...sweet! " Goes so much faster this way!
Damn it Doc is funny!!!
Would be so much fun working with this doc in the hospital!
Enjoy this video❤.
PEA from mucus plugging ? Can anyone explain me physiology behind ? Do agree it belongs to 4H but …. .
When i was a new nurse and called to ask for xanax for a patient..the doc asked me if i needed one too..😅
And who is the best friend of and should always be given respect if you are a new doctor? The old nurse! A resident should never cross the old nurse!
Accurate
Yep
So funny i caaaaant
If you're worried about low potassium, it's not very hard to switch to salting your food with lite-salt instead of normal salt.