I just recently discovered your channel and while i extremely enjoy these videos i do wonder why you don’t have a character of a gynaecologist?? I missed that one in your ‘first day of med student’ vid too
@@meshajamshaid2123 I think Dr. G said in one of his livestreams that ob/gyn is a specialty he doesn’t have as much knowledge or experience of compared to others, and so he doesn’t create a lot of content that features it.
Have you ever met or worked with truama surgeons! I think they're all tumor babies (a.k.a c-sected terminators of all worst case med scenarios coming into e.d) , they just have this all knwing aura to them holier than thou's opinions god complexes geez...if not all of them then their is still that flair that lingers abt them, i totally admire em and wished id pick a profession that shoves so much harsh shit on ur plate frm the go that nothing u see is a biggy -boss level lads 😭😠 sarcastic dickheads but fun to be around when theirs blood 👀 and they want sm1 around to maintain airway patency throughout a patients stay 💜
As an ER nurse for almost twenty years…I sadly have seen too many promising young doctors trapped by the lure of an empty computer in the department. We nurses try to warn them..but we’re all kinda like the sad little blobs that tried to warn Ariel about Ursula.
When i was working at a military hospital, there’s one doctor who’s a patient magnet, and me as the ED nurse who has stronger magnetic powers than him, would haul patients when we’re both on the same shift, he doesn’t even get to leave the ED 😂😂😂😂
we all know better than to use any available computers at the emergency department; it’s common knowledge that emergency staff have the ability to teleport anywhere within their domain. Escaping is futile.
Is this Teleport similiar to Sales People in a Hardware Store or Toy Store? You know the People who seemingly come out of the Shelve behind you to tell you that you cant just buy a Toy Train Station for your Son. No no, you need the Train and the Ticket Machine and that tiny figurine of the Ticket Machine Maintenance Person and the little Ashtray outside of the Station and the Parking lot and the holding thingy for bycicles and you need several platforms and several Wagons for the way earlier mentioned train and so on and so on. They are alway there, out of nowhere and once they are finished with you, you have a packmule full of stuff you didnt intend to buy and they disappeared. Mst likely going through shelves for their next victim. Is it similiar to them?
@@mohammadrayyan7851 is that why I got 7 tetanus shots in the last 12 years? Because waiting for me to realize what you want and answer the question took to long, so just give me another one?
@@13lilsykos Bro, I Just told him that the ER is always busy and That it's always understaffed and there is always work to do meaning if you ever happen to pass by, there is a good chance you'll be asked to help so don't pass by. But I don't know what he's mumbling about literally
Yes, it does happen something like this - even for anesthesia on occasion. Walk by the E.R. door at the exact wrong time and the E.R. doc might pull you into a trauma that just showed up needing to be intubated. So you intubate the patient and set up the ventilator with the respiratory therapist. You look around and the E.R. doc is nowhere to be seen and this fresh trauma is kind of your responsibility until that E.R. doc returns.
I need a part two! The sequel, or even a prequel. What got surgery down there in the first place, what happens next, can he summon Jonathan to help him escape? Don’t leave us hanging on this 😩
@@iesakhanji1995 the surgeon desperately calls the ophthalmologist to summon a Jonathan to save him. The ophthalmologist utters these words and dooms the surgeon to his fate: “come and see me in clinic on Monday.” 😱😂
You have a flair for horror-comedy 😂😳 Your scary ED videos are among my favourites. The sharp editing and eerily empty but authentic location added to the creepiness. 10/10!
I laugh every time I see the bike helmet cuz I know a ER NP that rides into work same time as I get there. I NEVER stay and document in the ER. Always examine my patient in the ER and get up to the ICU (home base) ASAP!
For those confused: Emergency medicine attracts personality types that love excitement, love attention, love pushing buttons/teasing, are charismatic instant "expert" crisis managers who hate red tape and filling out paperwork. They also have a peculiarly high tolerance for alcohol and can drink you under the table.
@@georgiak8132 Those are two WILDLY divergent personality types. Emergency, action, excitment, danger... Pathology. Sit watching vials spin all day, no one to talk to, trying to read tiny handwritting. Cleaning. Oh the cleaning.
“You chart here...you WORK here” I’ve seen this happen so many times (I’ve also been complicit). Never stick around ED unless you want people you’ve never met to request multiple favours for patients you’ve never seen or heard of. Doesn’t matter if you’ve been there for 10 minutes or 10 years.
@@darrellcook8253 Fuck I spent 6 months lightly studying geriatric medicine, am fucked if I ever end up needing to visit the Emergency services! Ill have to sit around bleeding for four hours before being stitched back together and then become some random ad-hoc "expert".... Honestly I think id do a good job, half my expertise boils down to "give the paitent a juice box to drink, everyone likes juice and it makes you feel SLIGHTLY better in most cases!" so at least people would have juice to drink.... Help I am now one of them and I merely contemplated my potential aptitude and lack thereof! Send a rescue party!
Just like a hostage negotiator lol Establish the rapport, and (theoretically) manipulate them into the desired outcome ... huh ... except here, he's _acquiring_ the hostage 😅
this sketch helped me realize just how big a deal it is to consult and how much risk they are assuming for deciding the fate of a patient based on a 2 minute phone call
This is not a joke. I was hospitalized away from home for a few weeks. I was desperate to get out and go home and no one wanted to take the responsibility of letting me get in a plane. So finally they agreed to release me to rehab where I did not get O2 or food and our bathroom wasn’t entirely accessible. My roommate was up all night on the phone crying and screaming about who knows what. It was truly miserable. The next day the social director wanted me to go to breakfast with everyone else and I kept refusing because I was waiting for the doctor. I broke away and fortunately the doctor showed up. He looked at me, looked at my chart and said “Why are you here?” I thought because they’re dumping the responsibility of releasing me on you! Flew home just fine. So relieved to be back in my own bed!
This is fantastic. Spot on 110%. "lay eyes on this patient.... and no surgery discharge accepting all liability." HAHAHAHA This video is so funny because it is non-fiction in every aspect of EM. Thank you for this.
When I was admitted to hospital before Christmas 2021, I saw no less than three A & E (UK version of ER) staff finishing their shift and heading out in cycling clothing. I couldn't help giggling as I was watching one of your ER skits at the time as well! 🤣
Best and most low maintenance transport when on call. >reliable means of transport when called in on grave hours or when any public transport is unavailable at the time >no Fuel required >easy in and out of traffic since every second counts in ER
I envy this guy for being intelligent enough to be a doctor and so creative to have professional level content production. How does it feel living my dream 😂
I used to work ED as a medic in the military. I've seen countless Drs get pulled into something crazy at the last minute each and every time. And the fact that the ER doc looks like the cycling terminator just adds to the fun. Brilliant!
"Hey look, a patient who could use POCUS" absolutely killed me. Although, a surgical registrar asked me to show him how to do an eFAST the other day. WE ARE BRIDGING THE DIVIDE
The ER POC Ultrasound addiction makes me smile, it’s so prevalent it’s starting to bleed over into those of us in the pre hospital setting. Our Community Paramedic program is starting U/S training mainly as follow up for ED visits but also post discharge follow up for HF/CHF and Covid patients. We’ll be able to use it for IV’s, blood draws and bladder scans as well.
@@elizabethmayberry3414 yeah I mean I think we should be careful not to go too crazy with it in terms of making sure our practice remains evidence-based and that it doesn't just become a blunt instrument mindlessly applied to every patient, but certainly an indispensable tool for the discerning emergency practitioner
While this is hilarious, it also makes me feel sad knowing that this wouldn't happen as often if EDs were better staffed so they wouldn't be so pressed for time. EDs around the world, y'all are heroes. You deserve way more than praise, but it's the least I can give (aside from voting for better healthcare policies).
It’s weird cuz there are SO many med students who wanna go into emergency medicine, but somehow not enough residency spots? There’s bottlenecks at the med school acceptance and residency spot numbers, which needs to change.
@@SaSpursFan said like a med student who would be better off studying. I heard so much about this "midlevel creep," theory online, but in real life, most docs love APPs. I frequently hear one doc in the lounge say to another "you should get an APP" (only some still say midlevels). Which is why I presume you're a med student.
@@lovapumpkina8961 I’m a resident physician. Maybe your experience is not in the ED but in the ED, which the original comment was on, mid level creep is a real thing for a resident to work with
I got a new job in a hospital and I have a view to the trauma emergency department staff door. The first day I saw a fit man in full bicycle attire outside. He must work there :D
I worked in an er (er tech)… and yeah. I loved my doctors (nurses too of course) but jesus this is accurate. One of the docs biked to work, not that surprising right. The man biked through 5 in of snow in ~20F weather. He lived across the city from the ED. Every one of them hated charting. They all did a phenomenal job of it, but they did NOT like it. Absolutely loved my time there.
to build rapport: don't ask the surgeons about their families, FEED THEM. I know almost nothing about my surgical consultants' personal lives but I can list all their allergens, favorite cuisines, and top 3 favorite cookie flavors. After a full day in the OR with no bathroom break, no sitting down, no food, and no thank yous, they can come down to cookies/their first meal in 24 hours. Takes some effort but no one runs away from me anymore.
I am not a physician so I can’t really relate in this level, but whenever I cover the hospital for physical therapy services we get called in like this. The ER physician calls it a “road test” to see if the patient should be admitted or not. We ask them, are you asking me if they need to be admitted or are you wanting me to assess their mobility needs??? They always say, “mobility needs”. Then after you are done working with the patient they ask, “so what do you think? They good to go home or do they need to be admitted?” We always have to say it’s not our call to make, you are the ER physician. Seems like it’s always a super easy answer too, like someone who is 85 years old with bilateral lower extremity fractures who lives alone and is non weight bearing on one leg. I’m not even exaggerating this one. They wanted me to turn around on my way home to come in to the ER and assess this patient.
As someone who spent 3 weeks hospitalized earlier this year, the humor is not lost on me. I understood the culture and hierarchy after my first week in ICU. I thought education was bad. 😂
Awesome, that's exactly how it goes... you got this one right... again. You, Dr. GF are so exasperatedly good at pointing out all the clichés. Love it. Regards. Anesthesia
Wow, I ACTUALLY Laughed Out Loud, like for REAL! The wheezing variety, no less! You either managed to cure my burnout or maybe I'm just converting all my suppressed pain into laughter..
Next ER skit should include the specialist laying a set of plastic eyes 👀 on the patient!! ☺️ thanks for another hilariously accurate ED skit. -from a former Jonathan in the ER, current anesthesia tech studying for mcat
I have a teleconsult for you. It’s a drunk who woke from narcan and may have fallen 3 days ago. Oh, he had some hypotension and a grade 4 splenic lac, admit to your service? Thanks.
Wait, so do you need certain number of ED doctors surrounding you to make the full conversion into a trauma surgeon or is it based on time spent charting within the ED?
@@Radiodragonofdoom training for trauma surgery begins with a general surgery (or a CT surgery) residency. Then a fellowship in trauma. Yes, if you implied that trauma surgeons spend a lot of time in the ER, you're right.
SO DAMN ACCURATE! Though I'd like to give a shout out to the wonderful select few ER docs at my center. If they saw me stressed and busy with consults, they'd offer a cup of coffee and hold off new consults till I'm ready to receive them or done with my shift (so they're the next on call's problem XD). Love you guys to bits
Can we make this a series?? As a nurse, you got me right in the feels!! Aside from that, I'm deeply emotionally invested in this!! Am I alone in this idea??
I've been watching him for a long time. Dr. G. is blast! I set my notifications bell to all. That way I see everything when it's posted. Did you know that he (I don't remember his name) had 2 bouts of testicular cancer in his 20s. A few years ago he also had a heart attack. His wife is a doctor too. She had to give him CPR for 10 minutes before the ambulance arrived.
Omg this might be the most epic video ( after the covid critical care avengers team ) you have ever prepared Imagine whilst shooting this video , by mere coincidence ceo of the Hospital comes by from the corridor introducing the facility to the government authorities; and here is our emergency ward , triage section, resuscitation room… all of a sudden a strange man with casket and sunglasses appear running around the corner holding a cam , pure gold 🤣
As an ICU Outreach registrar, I'm very familiar with the "friendly" ED doc asking me to "lay eyes" on a patient. They wouldn't have referred to ICU but "well, since you're already here..."
I am an ED doctor and I have been using this tactic for some time now 🤣 I don't care about the response I get to the patient history! 🤣 "while you on ED could see that patient" 😂
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I just recently discovered your channel and while i extremely enjoy these videos i do wonder why you don’t have a character of a gynaecologist?? I missed that one in your ‘first day of med student’ vid too
The flock appreciates it !
@@meshajamshaid2123 i've been waiting for the same thing because i work with them :D
@@meshajamshaid2123 I think Dr. G said in one of his livestreams that ob/gyn is a specialty he doesn’t have as much knowledge or experience of compared to others, and so he doesn’t create a lot of content that features it.
that's dedication. We appreciate that
We just witnessed the wild birth of a trauma surgeon. How beautiful.
Have you ever met or worked with truama surgeons! I think they're all tumor babies (a.k.a c-sected terminators of all worst case med scenarios coming into e.d) , they just have this all knwing aura to them holier than thou's opinions god complexes geez...if not all of them then their is still that flair that lingers abt them, i totally admire em and wished id pick a profession that shoves so much harsh shit on ur plate frm the go that nothing u see is a biggy -boss level lads 😭😠 sarcastic dickheads but fun to be around when theirs blood 👀 and they want sm1 around to maintain airway patency throughout a patients stay 💜
Traumatic.
traumatised surgeon
Atavism or apotheosis?
The beautiful natural life cycle of trauma surgeons is truly a sight to behold. This documentary was heart warming 😂😂😂
As an ER nurse for almost twenty years…I sadly have seen too many promising young doctors trapped by the lure of an empty computer in the department. We nurses try to warn them..but we’re all kinda like the sad little blobs that tried to warn Ariel about Ursula.
Damn 😂
Sad little blobs 😝
Not the little blobs...LOLOLOLOL
When i was working at a military hospital, there’s one doctor who’s a patient magnet, and me as the ED nurse who has stronger magnetic powers than him, would haul patients when we’re both on the same shift, he doesn’t even get to leave the ED 😂😂😂😂
That's all great, but what I wanna know is ... do nurses screw doctors?
we all know better than to use any available computers at the emergency department; it’s common knowledge that emergency staff have the ability to teleport anywhere within their domain. Escaping is futile.
Is this Teleport similiar to Sales People in a Hardware Store or Toy Store?
You know the People who seemingly come out of the Shelve behind you to tell you that you cant just buy a Toy Train Station for your Son. No no, you need the Train and the Ticket Machine and that tiny figurine of the Ticket Machine Maintenance Person and the little Ashtray outside of the Station and the Parking lot and the holding thingy for bycicles and you need several platforms and several Wagons for the way earlier mentioned train and so on and so on.
They are alway there, out of nowhere and once they are finished with you, you have a packmule full of stuff you didnt intend to buy and they disappeared. Mst likely going through shelves for their next victim.
Is it similiar to them?
@@mohammadrayyan7851 is that why I got 7 tetanus shots in the last 12 years? Because waiting for me to realize what you want and answer the question took to long, so just give me another one?
@@kaitan4160 Huh, your weird bro, I'ma delete my response and you can keep mumbling random responses
@@mohammadrayyan7851 - But- But you deleting your response confuses people like me. It makes it look like he's rambling to an invisible friend. 😄
@@13lilsykos Bro, I Just told him that the ER is always busy and That it's always understaffed and there is always work to do meaning if you ever happen to pass by, there is a good chance you'll be asked to help so don't pass by.
But I don't know what he's mumbling about literally
Presenting ER doctors as cyclists is the funniest thing ever
next time they should just be on the bike while they're talking
I always interpreted the helmet as him being really careful and paranoid about head injuries because of his job. I might be wrong though.
I think it’s a desperate grasp at work-life balance, and evidence of driven-ness that the ED doc cycles to work
I like how the surgery cap stayed on even with the helmet lol
Honestly yeah, at a hospital I worked for an ED doc got into a bike accident and was sent to the same hospital.
One might almost think the temptingly empty console had been left as bait for the unwary specialist…
Epic login screen ready to go. 🤣🤣🤣 #itsatrap
Oooo nice twist
Ohhh, it was most definitely left as bait, there's little doubt about that...
Like a venus fly trap lol
The console is a lie
What to do at the end of your shift:
1. Handover urgent patient jobs
2. RUN and don't look back
As a neurologist I approve this message
3.take anyone down who gets in your way
4 (optional). Climb out of the nearest window and scale down the building.
Yes, it does happen something like this - even for anesthesia on occasion. Walk by the E.R. door at the exact wrong time and the E.R. doc might pull you into a trauma that just showed up needing to be intubated. So you intubate the patient and set up the ventilator with the respiratory therapist. You look around and the E.R. doc is nowhere to be seen and this fresh trauma is kind of your responsibility until that E.R. doc returns.
lol... he thinks the E.R. doc is returning 😂😂
WOW!!!!!!! That is wild.
@@Koffsyrup He just stepped out for smokes okay? He's coming back!
And you're the janitor. Or a visitor with bad clothing issues.
I'm surprised they don't try and fob patients onto other patients at this point. ERs are such chaos.
I need a part two! The sequel, or even a prequel. What got surgery down there in the first place, what happens next, can he summon Jonathan to help him escape? Don’t leave us hanging on this 😩
I love that summoning a Jonathan is just the One Size Fits All solution to everything
Only the ophthalmologist can do that don’t be silly
@@iesakhanji1995 the surgeon desperately calls the ophthalmologist to summon a Jonathan to save him. The ophthalmologist utters these words and dooms the surgeon to his fate: “come and see me in clinic on Monday.” 😱😂
Is Jonathan just the medical version of spiderman?
Turns out Jonathan is an eldritch horror and opthomology has gone mad years ago after forming a pact with it
You have a flair for horror-comedy 😂😳 Your scary ED videos are among my favourites. The sharp editing and eerily empty but authentic location added to the creepiness. 10/10!
All we need is a Jonathan stare
This is exactly what happens in ED
@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9495 Hmm, I think I prefer the pornbots.
The location is eery because it is a liminal space, you know there should be people there, the lack of people is disquieting.
Really? My wife hates when I send her my ED videos
I want to be an emergency med doc once I finish medicine. After watching your videos, I realized I should start polishing my cycling skills
And your coke drinking skills...
Don't forget to train in rock climbing and or any other extreme hobby !
do you like sleep?
If you do, you need to work on that.
Also, start forgetting the phrase "stress-free", you won't be needing it.
And danger squiggles, got to be better than us at reading them or we will find ways of circumventing you to go straight to PPCI every time lol
@@jankogo Diet Coke, or in my case, Diet Pepsi.
I laugh every time I see the bike helmet cuz I know a ER NP that rides into work same time as I get there. I NEVER stay and document in the ER. Always examine my patient in the ER and get up to the ICU (home base) ASAP!
For those confused: Emergency medicine attracts personality types that love excitement, love attention, love pushing buttons/teasing, are charismatic instant "expert" crisis managers who hate red tape and filling out paperwork. They also have a peculiarly high tolerance for alcohol and can drink you under the table.
Wow, as a person not involved in healthcare business (sadly, it's a business) this context was really helpful 🙂
Bro this sounds like the mbti type ENTP lmao, I can see that, lots of chaos feeds us.
"They also have a peculiarly high tolerance for alcohol and can drink you under the table."
I seem to have missed my calling.
I'd love to do emergency medicine. Or pathology.
@@georgiak8132 Those are two WILDLY divergent personality types. Emergency, action, excitment, danger...
Pathology. Sit watching vials spin all day, no one to talk to, trying to read tiny handwritting. Cleaning. Oh the cleaning.
“You chart here...you WORK here”
I’ve seen this happen so many times (I’ve also been complicit). Never stick around ED unless you want people you’ve never met to request multiple favours for patients you’ve never seen or heard of. Doesn’t matter if you’ve been there for 10 minutes or 10 years.
Or if you're just the janitor. Fresh out of prison, busted for drinking the blood of the neighborhood cats.
Haha I second that. I always document in our medical lounge to avoid improper consults
@@darrellcook8253 Fuck I spent 6 months lightly studying geriatric medicine, am fucked if I ever end up needing to visit the Emergency services! Ill have to sit around bleeding for four hours before being stitched back together and then become some random ad-hoc "expert"....
Honestly I think id do a good job, half my expertise boils down to "give the paitent a juice box to drink, everyone likes juice and it makes you feel SLIGHTLY better in most cases!" so at least people would have juice to drink....
Help I am now one of them and I merely contemplated my potential aptitude and lack thereof!
Send a rescue party!
Im an ED doctor and I can’t believe how accurate your skits are 😂
as a med student, "but we establish rapport" killed me🤣
Just like a hostage negotiator lol
Establish the rapport, and (theoretically) manipulate them into the desired outcome ... huh ... except here, he's _acquiring_ the hostage 😅
this sketch helped me realize just how big a deal it is to consult and how much risk they are assuming for deciding the fate of a patient based on a 2 minute phone call
This is not a joke. I was hospitalized away from home for a few weeks. I was desperate to get out and go home and no one wanted to take the responsibility of letting me get in a plane. So finally they agreed to release me to rehab where I did not get O2 or food and our bathroom wasn’t entirely accessible. My roommate was up all night on the phone crying and screaming about who knows what. It was truly miserable. The next day the social director wanted me to go to breakfast with everyone else and I kept refusing because I was waiting for the doctor. I broke away and fortunately the doctor showed up. He looked at me, looked at my chart and said “Why are you here?” I thought because they’re dumping the responsibility of releasing me on you! Flew home just fine. So relieved to be back in my own bed!
Former Peds ED Manager here. This brought me great joy and the evilest of laughter.
the mixture of pediatric and emergency was terrifying...that rainbow unicorn helmet lol
"Welcome to the team trauma surgery"
"But I am in cardiovascular surgery"
"Not anymore you aren't"
This is fantastic. Spot on 110%. "lay eyes on this patient.... and no surgery discharge accepting all liability." HAHAHAHA This video is so funny because it is non-fiction in every aspect of EM. Thank you for this.
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I can relate so badly… I’ll just do the work up for you, not worth arguing anymore
When I was admitted to hospital before Christmas 2021, I saw no less than three A & E (UK version of ER) staff finishing their shift and heading out in cycling clothing. I couldn't help giggling as I was watching one of your ER skits at the time as well! 🤣
Why do ER staff have the stereotype of being cyclists? Lol
Best and most low maintenance transport when on call.
>reliable means of transport when called in on grave hours or when any public transport is unavailable at the time
>no Fuel required
>easy in and out of traffic since every second counts in ER
@@user-dg2jz1gi5s but isn't it also a little slow? Unless they live in say hospital quarters...
@@souldancersbyjennifer If you live in a city, cycling can actually be faster, depending on the distance and the infrastructure of the city.
@@CatBloom42 ahh... You're right, thanks true... Beats all the traffic jams at least
How does this man know what every single one of us is about…. We all love it!
I envy this guy for being intelligent enough to be a doctor and so creative to have professional level content production. How does it feel living my dream 😂
This is a 100% accurate representation of how we recruit trauma surgeons.
I used to work ED as a medic in the military. I've seen countless Drs get pulled into something crazy at the last minute each and every time. And the fact that the ER doc looks like the cycling terminator just adds to the fun. Brilliant!
"Hey look, a patient who could use POCUS" absolutely killed me. Although, a surgical registrar asked me to show him how to do an eFAST the other day. WE ARE BRIDGING THE DIVIDE
The ER POC Ultrasound addiction makes me smile, it’s so prevalent it’s starting to bleed over into those of us in the pre hospital setting. Our Community Paramedic program is starting U/S training mainly as follow up for ED visits but also post discharge follow up for HF/CHF and Covid patients. We’ll be able to use it for IV’s, blood draws and bladder scans as well.
@@elizabethmayberry3414 yeah I mean I think we should be careful not to go too crazy with it in terms of making sure our practice remains evidence-based and that it doesn't just become a blunt instrument mindlessly applied to every patient, but certainly an indispensable tool for the discerning emergency practitioner
@@gplifeau it's already far gone.
Guilty of charges!! I've also ambushed a consultant to get them to "lay eyes" on my patient....
Give this man a break! Run, surgery, run.
The diet coke at the end was gold🤣🤣
My Jonathan daughter worked as an ER Jonathan and said this is 💯 and the Diet Coke was the funniest part.
"You can check-out any time you like But you can never leave!"
While this is hilarious, it also makes me feel sad knowing that this wouldn't happen as often if EDs were better staffed so they wouldn't be so pressed for time. EDs around the world, y'all are heroes. You deserve way more than praise, but it's the least I can give (aside from voting for better healthcare policies).
It’s weird cuz there are SO many med students who wanna go into emergency medicine, but somehow not enough residency spots? There’s bottlenecks at the med school acceptance and residency spot numbers, which needs to change.
@@PhoenixRoseYT i belive its med level creep. what needs to change is how docs advocate for them selves the way that np and pa does
@@SaSpursFan said like a med student who would be better off studying.
I heard so much about this "midlevel creep," theory online, but in real life, most docs love APPs. I frequently hear one doc in the lounge say to another "you should get an APP" (only some still say midlevels).
Which is why I presume you're a med student.
@@lovapumpkina8961 I’m a resident physician. Maybe your experience is not in the ED but in the ED, which the original comment was on, mid level creep is a real thing for a resident to work with
@@lovapumpkina8961 what’s mid level creep and what’s an APP
The bicycle helmet with the scrub hat!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
ER, the twilight zone for the specialties….😂😂
I got a new job in a hospital and I have a view to the trauma emergency department staff door. The first day I saw a fit man in full bicycle attire outside. He must work there :D
Has everyone forgotten This man quite literally survived a heart attack and still makes the best videos on the internet
Not to mention testicular cancer too.
it was cardiac arrest....kinda scarier than a heart attack tbh
i haven’t
what??
What!?
The Diet Coke was the scariest bit
Lmaoo
😂 'but we established rapport' 😄 Almost like working in IT, if programmers actually bothered with such formalities.
"but we spoke briefly about the action figures on your desk and how people keep moving them into inappropriate positions which we both find hilarious"
Holds true in the animal world too. I’m an emergency veterinarian; I sent this to my surgeon friends and they were howling.
I worked in an er (er tech)… and yeah. I loved my doctors (nurses too of course) but jesus this is accurate.
One of the docs biked to work, not that surprising right. The man biked through 5 in of snow in ~20F weather. He lived across the city from the ED.
Every one of them hated charting. They all did a phenomenal job of it, but they did NOT like it. Absolutely loved my time there.
to build rapport: don't ask the surgeons about their families, FEED THEM. I know almost nothing about my surgical consultants' personal lives but I can list all their allergens, favorite cuisines, and top 3 favorite cookie flavors. After a full day in the OR with no bathroom break, no sitting down, no food, and no thank yous, they can come down to cookies/their first meal in 24 hours. Takes some effort but no one runs away from me anymore.
Yeah. Surgeons don’t know much about their families if they even have any.
Another great video that makes me thank Mrs Glauc for her CPR skills so we can have this great human in our midst just a bit longer.
I consulted ophthalmology from the ED at 6:30 Sunday morning. I was so terrified all I cound think about is you. The Doctor was very nice!!!!
Did they... Advise chlorsig and clinic appointment within 2 days?
Yes. Every surgical specialty and ED interaction video is spot on. This is 100% accurate. Thank you for giving us this video as proof. 😂
This was hilarious. It's either a diet soda or a diet energy drink lol. And that unicorn helmet, so cute.
lol gotta love the PEM doc 😂
I am not a physician so I can’t really relate in this level, but whenever I cover the hospital for physical therapy services we get called in like this. The ER physician calls it a “road test” to see if the patient should be admitted or not. We ask them, are you asking me if they need to be admitted or are you wanting me to assess their mobility needs??? They always say, “mobility needs”. Then after you are done working with the patient they ask, “so what do you think? They good to go home or do they need to be admitted?” We always have to say it’s not our call to make, you are the ER physician. Seems like it’s always a super easy answer too, like someone who is 85 years old with bilateral lower extremity fractures who lives alone and is non weight bearing on one leg. I’m not even exaggerating this one. They wanted me to turn around on my way home to come in to the ER and assess this patient.
As an ER nurse I've seen this many times! So accurate! 😄
This is one of the best BORG analogies on record. Thanks Doc!
Resistance is futile!😎
Oh yes! All of that leading to a bottle of Coke at the end! 😂🎉
Gotta be diet tho 😂
As someone who spent 3 weeks hospitalized earlier this year, the humor is not lost on me. I understood the culture and hierarchy after my first week in ICU. I thought education was bad. 😂
I've been on call all weekend... This is what has been happening to me.
And I am literally surgery 😩😭😭😭
I feel like this is one of Dr. Glaucomflecken's nightmares.
I recently watched the 4th of July call video and it's good to know that surgery fully embraced his new role as trauma surgery
I get the feeling of anxiety and doom through the screen
This is a famous urban legend in hospitals.
Though let’s be honest - surgery has an easy out : ‘Admit to medicine, surgery will continue to follow’
"happy to give an opinion on the medical ward" *happy*
Adding a thriller element to your skits... very nice indeed! :-)
I expected comedy, got horror instead
BEST horror I've seen in ages, kudos!! Oh and congrats on your new position in trauma surgery! 😂😳
Perfect! Just perfect. The angles, cuts, buildup, it all flows so well! Maybe your best one yet in my books.
Awesome, that's exactly how it goes... you got this one right... again. You, Dr. GF are so exasperatedly good at pointing out all the clichés. Love it. Regards. Anesthesia
Hahahaha I LOVE IT! As a doctor working in A&E, I imagine that's how surgeons think of us🤣🤣🤣 and its true, they avoid small talk at all costs🤣🤣🤣
😂😂 I freaking love you man. On any bad day...you are fresh air in a stinking world.
Wow, I ACTUALLY Laughed Out Loud, like for REAL! The wheezing variety, no less!
You either managed to cure my burnout or maybe I'm just converting all my suppressed pain into laughter..
Next ER skit should include the specialist laying a set of plastic eyes 👀 on the patient!! ☺️ thanks for another hilariously accurate ED skit. -from a former Jonathan in the ER, current anesthesia tech studying for mcat
As a trauma surgeon, I can attest that this is 100% accurate.
as another trauma surgeon, I concur as well
I have a teleconsult for you. It’s a drunk who woke from narcan and may have fallen 3 days ago. Oh, he had some hypotension and a grade 4 splenic lac, admit to your service? Thanks.
Wait, so do you need certain number of ED doctors surrounding you to make the full conversion into a trauma surgeon or is it based on time spent charting within the ED?
@@Radiodragonofdoom training for trauma surgery begins with a general surgery (or a CT surgery) residency. Then a fellowship in trauma. Yes, if you implied that trauma surgeons spend a lot of time in the ER, you're right.
And just like that…. A new character is formed… “Trauma Surgery”- I love it!
Part of my medical comedy needs have been fulfilled. I feel much better now. Thanks Doc!
SO DAMN ACCURATE! Though I'd like to give a shout out to the wonderful select few ER docs at my center. If they saw me stressed and busy with consults, they'd offer a cup of coffee and hold off new consults till I'm ready to receive them or done with my shift (so they're the next on call's problem XD). Love you guys to bits
Those are the true heroes of the ED physicians. I have 1 or 2 at my hospital. They are the best.
I am now fully invested in this storyline lol. Great job in the tension buildup and creepiness!
All i have to say is. This is a masterpiece 🤣
"hey look a patient who can use point-of-care ultrasound" 😂
My moms been a RN for 28 years and she loves your videos. Keep it up man.
Can we make this a series?? As a nurse, you got me right in the feels!! Aside from that, I'm deeply emotionally invested in this!! Am I alone in this idea??
I've been watching him for a long time. Dr. G. is blast! I set my notifications bell to all. That way I see everything when it's posted. Did you know that he (I don't remember his name) had 2 bouts of testicular cancer in his 20s. A few years ago he also had a heart attack. His wife is a doctor too. She had to give him CPR for 10 minutes before the ambulance arrived.
I would love weekly 30 minute episodes in one of the three networks - xBC. ( as a retired rn I can’t afford fancy streaming packages.)
"Come chart with us, Surgery. Forever.. and ever..."
"You chart here, you work here."
Just seeing Epic on a Sunday was plenty to punch my anxiety even without the skit.
Love it.
As a med student that loved every moment of my ER rotation this is spot on. Hell, i was drinking a diet coke just a few minutes ago...
I think this one was your best yet....and I'm an ER doc!
EDs: One of us! One of us!
The glasses even give them an Agent Smith (from The Matrix) vibe.
Omg this might be the most epic video ( after the covid critical care avengers team ) you have ever prepared
Imagine whilst shooting this video , by mere coincidence ceo of the Hospital comes by from the corridor introducing the facility to the government authorities; and here is our emergency ward , triage section, resuscitation room… all of a sudden a strange man with casket and sunglasses appear running around the corner holding a cam , pure gold 🤣
The unicorn helmet! I nearly choked on my coffee bc I STILL haven't learned not to attempt the ingestion of anything while watching your skits TuT
I was waiting for ER to call him Dr Anderson 😂
I lost it when he had the Diet Coke! As the child of an emergency nurse I can tell you we practically budget for the stuff!😂
You really managed to strike a great balance between hilarious and chilling, doc
Need more of your genius. I love how ER assimilates people into more ER xD
Oh, an exceptionally brilliant one in a cast of many brilliant ones
'All your surgeons are belong to us', LOL. What a great twist of fate, with the transformative Diet Coke bottle! Superb comedy! Keep 'em coming!
I love this. My doctor is a retired er doc and is a legend in a bike helmet. 😆
As an ICU Outreach registrar, I'm very familiar with the "friendly" ED doc asking me to "lay eyes" on a patient. They wouldn't have referred to ICU but "well, since you're already here..."
I don't know much about medicine, but I thoroughly enjoy your videos. 😂😂😂😂😂
I am an ED doctor and I have been using this tactic for some time now 🤣
I don't care about the response I get to the patient history! 🤣 "while you on ED could see that patient" 😂
THIS WAS AN INCREDIBLE SKETCH!! Great job, man, this felt like a comedy indie short film!
My gawd!!! 🤣🤣🤣
You are on another level; truly a gift!!
Thank you for making me smile today 😊
Yeah this is really encouraging while I’m in the final stage of MCAT prep. Thanks.
Better to be prepared…
As a surgery intern this hit waaay too close to home 😅
So charting in ER = trauma surgery fellowship
Gotta love Emergency Paeds there. Wonder if they tricycle to work…
So true. Never lose your line of sight to the exit.
This is so true!!! As an ER PA, any time we see consultants charting next to us, the temptation is there. 😂