I've never actually watched a Logan Paul video but this is what I imagine one would be like if he went to medical school. YO NOW SPREAD THIS ROUND LIKE IT'S VANCOMYCIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUUUUUUS *#RogangInDaHousepital*
Is this a re-upload? I could swear I've seen a video about this flight with the carry-on ECG and the other doctor and the joke about brain surgery. Or maybe it was a post and not a video?
"Now the UN convention against torture lists flying with a baby and a toddler just above waterboarding". I sincerely hope your boys inherit your sense of humor.
Should be illegal to seat young children away from their parents on planes. It's a significant security risk in emergencies. Paniced parents will inevitably hold up the evacuation to get their children. Families should always be seated together.
Me and my siblings have to sit with either my mum or dad so if they split up at least we are with at least one parent. Doesn’t matter if your 20 or something
@@eltigre4419 i was on the flight with some couple with screaming toddler, and i can not agree more. Flight makes enough stress to add screamingly loud, squeezing your entire soul baby screams. They just drive crazy, involuntary 6_9
My niece and her family were flying one-way to their new home. We made sure they were seated together. Unfortunately, at check-in, they were all scattered. Can you believe the airline put her infant (under 1 yr old) in his FAA approved car seat in a row with strangers?!!!! Fortunately, the gentleman was willing to swap seat. Ahem.. I would too if I found out I was seated with an infant and the other adult person is Not his parent!... I still can't believe that they would separate an infant to be with 2 complete strangers!
It's actually not such a bad scenario to be down by one pilot! I mean, bad for the pilot, obviously, but that's why there's a copilot. I can't remember where I read it, but I do know of at least one instance where the pilot had a heart attack and the copilot flew the plane the rest of the way. Still not ideal, obviously, but hey, could be a lot worse! If it's both of them that are down for some reason - yeah, that's going to go horribly =P
"Is there a doctor on board?" "I'm a nurse" Gets up gracefully and walks calmly towards the patient then reveals a bag of ice and places that to his heart. "I'm a school nurse"
In UK the "school nurse" is a teaching assistant with a first aid certificate and they give you a wet blue paper towel and pop it on your forehead, doesn't matter what the ailment is.
Yes the IRS has contacted me saying that I am a doctor but you must pay for my studies as you have not paid taxes to Microsoft corporation from being hired at the CIA
Flight Attendant: Is anyone a doctor? "I'm a doctor" Flight Attendant: Help this man, he stopped breathing "I'm a doctor... in Philosophy" Flight Attendant: He's going to die! "We all die eventually"
heart doctor to brain surgeon: "dude, it's not brain surgery". The ridiculously obscure context makes that joke utterly genius and I don't think that has been recognised. I am recognising it 🏆🏆
"she was howling in severe pain, she was clutching her chest" *shows picture of a mildly concerned woman with a hand resting on her chest* I don't know why that made me laugh so much
Hey Danielle, thanks for dropping by! Was so glad you did a video about Ohio the other day, watched it earlier this week. You're going from strength to strength 👊🏽
I've always said that they should do a dark spin off where JF is a serial killer with hero syndrome. Erm...not implying that Medlife Crisis stitches people up on planes, unless medically required of course.
That outro tho. This channel gives me some of the purest joy out of all the media I have consumed. Genuine, educational, hilarious. A man shouldn't have enough time in the day to be a doctor and a too quality TH-camr, let alone also a father, but you do it, and you have my sincere admiration and respect. May the gods continue providing you with airplane medical emergencies to share with us.
@@MedlifeCrisis The other spin is that people who need help are being put on flights with you. You are spiritually on-call when you fly now. Sorry about that.
I absolutely died when you said that you had an EKG in your bag. I was just imagining that you had one of those big-ass machines the size of an IV hanging out of your bag, kind of like that bit from Airplane when the flight attendant says "sir, are you a doctor" and then the camera turns to reveal that the dude has a stethoscope just resting in his ears as he's chilling on the plane.
- Be on a plane - Have painful cardiac problems - 2 doctors show up - "Thank god" - Doctor 1: "I know what to do, I saw it in a TH-cam video" - wtf? - Doctors be cracking jokes, showing gadgets from their luggage, becoming friends - _"help meee"_
I feel you. PhD RN (with certifications in ER and Critical Care) . Last decade spent too much time in the air on international flights. It seemed I always found myself on the 'is there a doctor on board' flight flights - I'd sit - I'm not an MD (and pray for the person in need of care). Invariably a second call out for a Doctor, then they would ask - Is there anyone on board with medical training and then I'd get up. One flight -full on heart attack, and diversion of plan to Tokyo. Another flight THREE emergencies. First one I was upstairs, business class - we practically just took off and I was exhausted from a very tough week prior. I went down to economy with a guy with history of CHF that just left the hospital hours prior to boarding (thank you), get him stable with his own meds and monitoring, turn to leave and a DOCTOR comes up to me (I think - where were you before?) and says, "I think I am having a heart attack'! What the heck. Gives me his history, says he needs help and nearly falls into one of those jump seats the crew uses. SO, I have one guy (the CHF'r) on one side of the galley and the doctor who is self diagnosed his own heart attack on the other. Assm't and treatment were confired with the patient (the doctor) - and that one we had to divert to Germany. But during the diversion, still caring for the CHF'r and the MD with the heart attack - a woman in first class is having a 'headache like she has never had in her life', blinding, throbbing, disabilitating. Dear God I think - what is going on? The crew the entire time was very helpful, wanting to learn, and following me around the plane with their Medical kits (which were very limited I shall say). As I am assessing the woman with the headache, and trying to get a history the plane is cleared for landing and the crew pull me to a nearby jumpseat. We already had ambulances for the CHR'r and the heart attack (who I said was higher on triage list) and now I had the CHF'r ambulance/EMS (German) assessing the woman with the headache. I never had made it back to upstairs to my business class seat. A crew member had gathered all my things and met me down with the EMS crews and said thank you on behalf of all the crew. They took my name, professional license and other details for their records. I left the plane and felt as if I was in an alternate universe..........although the other people on the plan might have been slightly pissed about the fact they were in Germany and Not NYC - they were kind. I was happy for the 2 hour delay to re-gather my thoughts (as you always review the 'incident' whether you want to forget or not) and then be at peace, get something to eat, and get on the plane again. I sat in now First Class (thank you airline for the upgrade) and prayed to God to allow me to sleep which I did. This is one tale of many. So, I get you, fully understand.
Thank you...i just learned it can be spelled EKG or ECG. However goigle was unable to tell me why there are two acronyms for it. I live in the US and I hear EKG more often. But ECG makes more sense as their is no K in the entire word. Either that or i am partially deaf and can't hear the C and hear a K instead.
@@vetsrus31 I watched from doctor mike's vids that EKG was abbreviated from the german(?) term of ECG. I forgot which video and correct me if I'm wrong to those who knows 😅
@@vetsrus31 I'm sure in English its ECG because of Electrocardiograph abbreviation. I guess "cardio" is spelled as "kardio" in German (Electrokardiographie) which led to the alternate EKG abbreviation. There are other graphs like EEG and EMG that follow the same abbreviations used for brain and muscle activity respectively.
Ha cheers man🙂 I asked my young cousin if she got the fact I was riffing on what a true TH-cam doctor would be like. She just thought it was a random bit. Meh what can you do
They should definitely carry more medical equipment on a plane, the cost of having to divert a plane will far outweigh the cost of some extra equipment. I watched another video when they didn’t even have a epipen. I’m surprised the lady didn’t have a inhaler and you had to borrow one if she had a history of asthma but I feel that these 3 things should be on every flight.
If you need the medical equipment, you're probably going to divert regardless. The lawsuit for not diverting is a much bigger liability than whatever the cost of diverting.
MD have a higher than average salary - more likely to fly long haul. Longer Flight - more time for emergencies and also more people on board which would result in a higher probability?!
I’m doing a PhD. Can’t wait till the day I’m on a plane and they go “ Is there a doctor onboard?” And I’ll be like “Yeah, I’m a doctor.. In economics! Psyched!” Then I’ll do the finger guns at them.
ethan tbh if a guy has a stroke, even if there is a team of doctors on board there’s not much that they can do in terms of treating it with the equipment on board, an airplane isn’t a hospital and as such lacks key medical devices for treating such patients, the only thing a doctor could do is ABC resuscitation, however treating the cause (ischaemic or haemorrhaghic stroke) is practically impossible in such conditions
Flight attendant: “Is there a doctor on board?“ Man: “Yes, I am doctor of chemistry” FA: “Good, someone spilled something in the bathroom and it's eating through the floor.“
You’re like the consultant who offers to teach medstudents even though none of us want extra bedside teaching but then we attend your teaching and realise your actually wise and funny and then we end up going to your bedside teaching by choice and you teach us high yield topics close to exams , idk why but you have that vibe
this meme reminded me of this time I was on a plane w my boyfriend and they needed a doc him: why don't you help? me: dude I'm an artist him: but no one is helping and your dad is a doctor me: ??? his license didn't transfer to me via osmosis
@@MedlifeCrisis when i was in my 3rd year in med school i had a similar situation , i kept my mouth shut and kept enjoying my whiskey unlike some other unlucky individuals
venusloaf similar situation... but my flying companion was excited to yell out that I was a doctor... it took a lot of smooth talking to disentangle myself... I am a doctor of philosophy... I think the unwell person possibly didn’t really need to talk about feminist poststructuralism...
@@spiralpython1989 I just tell people not to call me "doctor". PhD doesn't really mean that much anymore since so many people get awarded them in such a vast range of fields.
My father has a PhD in mathematics and he claims part of why he never puts “Dr” rather than “Mr” on his tickets is because he doesn’t want to be called in as a doctor 😆
The irony is that "Dr." was never an epithet of wide use applied to a medical doctor until the late 19th and 20th centuries. I believe that surgeons may still be referred to as Mr. in Great Britain. "Dr." was indicative of a "professor", a lecturer or teacher for a very long time.
@@theeddorian sort of! I was taught that you studied for a degree in medicine, earning you your doctorate. However surgeons used to be viewed by doctors as “lesser” because they came from the history of barber surgeons/men with hacksaws and rubbing alcohol that learnt on the job and just had some exams, but no degree. When the rules started to change and surgery grew as a field and improved, surgeons then had to do a degree, but on principle they returned to Mr/Ms and reclaimed the power of Not being a doctor, but this time actually often being more advanced than Drs as they studied the same medical degree plus surgery skills.
@@lucieirl That's pretty much my understanding, except that into the early 19th century I understood that more or less anyone could hang out a shingle as a medical "doctor." This persisted in the US up almost to the twentieth century, and really didin't end until after the 1918 flu, IIRC. Now it is illegal to practice medicine without a license - though there are still some peculiarities in the system.
Pure gold. I've been on a plane with my aunt (doctor) and she's been called out. Funny story, my uncle is also a doctor. Imagine a classic mid-age married couple exchanging opinions, but on a medical case, on a flight. However, I really love how calm and secure you look when you talk, did you studied for that or were you born with it?
@@Staples-King ok real answer. Of course the more experience and knowledge you get, the calmer you'll be, but in my case I think I'm just naturally a very laid back person. I don't get stressed or flustered, which sounds great but it means I'm often fairly lazy as I don't get motivated by things like deadlines. I've always felt most comfortable during emergencies at work, hence I gravitated towards cardiology as opposed to something slower paced. In a simulation assessment (ie an exam) I got the following feedback "hard to criticise his management of the patient as it was correct but he didn't take his hands out of his pockets for several minutes". Oh well.
@@MedlifeCrisis I must say that the real answer is by far more hilarious than the joking one. And you also made me focus on the fact that for as much as I can train myself on being relaxed (mindfulness, 5 years now), I must face the reality that I had not the option to choose my parents and that prolly will put a limit to that capacity. I'll make the most of what I've got, then. I love you. As a divulgator human being, not like a boyfriend.
This video is FABULOUS!! I’m a flight attendant for a US carrier. I once had two medicals on the same flight literally AT THE SAME TIME. Thank goodness for gracious caring doctors like yourself willing to help!, Thank you
I think Alivecor probably just got the greatest ad for their product they could have hoped for by sending it to you. They KNEW this would happen on your next flight.
A few years ago on a flight, I've heard them ask if there were any biomedical engineers on the flight... apparently, someone's insulin pump was acting up lol.
If the plane seats more than 100 people the odds on a doctor on board is close to unity. Doctors have the income to fly a lot (not as much as stockbrokers but...).
"don't suppose you know anyone on board with an ECG machine do you?" "Oh yes your brilliant, I have one in my backpack" haha well done on taking care of that passenger. :)
If you post when and where you will be flying, fans will literally book plane tickets just so they can come on board and get sick. This way we can feel assured that you wont be drinking your whiskey
Flight attendant: Is there a doctor on this flight? Dad: (nudging me) that should’ve been you Me: Dad im the pilot- wait how did you get in the cockpit?!
Im always continually impressed at how witty and "on the pulse" you are humour wise for someone who has and is still spending their life on a very time consuming medical career. The outro was the most spot on mocking of TH-camrs I have ever seen. You could be a top tier stand up comedian/performer or writer for film and TV. This is really quite rare to see with someone who is also an expert in a technical field, and very much practicing in that field.
"Saw a friend of ours sitting a few rows back, he was going to a wedding.We had a brief chat, took our seats, and we were off. Now, the UN Convention Against Torture..." That sharp transition for some reason absolutely threw me back laughing
As someone wakes up after surgery... "Hey, how ya feelin? So remember how I said you were going to be just fine? Well, you're not going to believe the day I've had..."
I was so captivated by your storytelling and the serendipity of the whole thing that it took me nine whole freaking minutes to realize that the skeleton has his pelvis switched with his skull. Successfully gained a new sub, haha.
"TH-cam made me ready" My 72 year old dad , in his last few months before passing in July , would frequently tell us kids , " I'm going to go to night school now ." As an elder who was not social media savvy , he had been shown the secret knowledge/educational side of TH-cam by ... yours truelly . He made the discovery that carpenters , fence builders were located in the magic . He would go hunting knowledge for his cedar fence build with led outdoor lights on every other post , a pool deck , and defeat the world's evil . He was an incredibly busy man . Til his health met Verona Cirus . He had several underlying health risks .
Two things that give me anxiety are flying and recounts or dramas of medical emergencies. BUT I was sooo oddly calm listening to you telling this story. Every doctor should be THIS calming.
I was once on a plane where we had a minor medical emergency, too. I don't really remember what happened but it wasn't life threatening andt it was solved fairly quick. No need for emergency landing or anything. Well it did help that we had about 5 nurses of various fields on board the plane. One being my mom. 🤣
I'm not a physician, I don't know anything about medicine. I'm doing a Physics major. SO why did youtube recommended me this video? Anyway, I liked it and now I am subscribed.
I truly hope you will one day join the club of doctors who write books about their experiences. You’re just a marvelous storyteller and your sense of humor is as good as it comes.
Right. For years I defended them saying they're not so bad, food is better than most and my wife loves the 43kg limit per person (even for kids!) But this was the straw that broke the sacred cow's back. Fuck em, never again. And the food has become lousy anyway.
In five years of flying, never, NOT ONCE, did I have a passenger with a serious condition. A few close calls, and I was always so disappointed! As a former crew member, I commend you for learning how to speak our lingo :-) Thanks for the all the hilarity, been enjoying your channel as I begin med school.
I have some flying to do this holiday season, and would like to coordinate my flights. Can you inform me if you plan to fly between now and New Years so I can be sure to NOT book the same flight numbers as you. Happy Holidays!
@@rolfs2165 Exactly. And he's a professional with experience with emergencies on flights. The guy should be taking commission for each time he assists.
I only became aware of this device after watching your video Soon afterwards... I started seeing sporadic arrhythmia warnings on my blood pressure cuff So I bought this fairly inexpensive device Then, when I went to see my cardiologist, I was able to show him cardiograms of what was going on Which accelerated his diagnosis treatment of AFIB I just wanted to let you know that your video helped me
This is the first video I can across from this channel. What a pleasant man to listen too. Seems like those ecg gismos might be a useful standard item to have onboard aircraft.
This truly is one of my favorite channels. And a have a quite sizable and eclectic TH-cam addict..... umm I mean set of subscriptions. Plus now whenever I watch one of your videos I have to tear myself away from the computer and go cook some hash browns! Keep up the good work!
I think it is better to just wait for that AI-based version. In a couple years you'll be using Elon's satellite network to transmit that ECG in real time to some supercomputer doing the analysis. I bet Airlines will be real eager to buy that kind of EKG.
I know this is a year late, but your wife probably feels a lot of empathy for Lois Lane in "Superman & Lois." There was one scene recently where she basically says she doesn't complain because she knew what she was signing up for but it still sucks.
I've heard the stories from a nurse friend who was the first on the scene or on a plane to be called. It's not easy. But we appreciate the medical professionals are able to do what we cannot.
I’ve literally never been on a plane, or anywhere for that matter, where I’ve heard the phrase “is anyone a doctor” so all available information forces me to conclude that you are indeed cursed
I've heard it twice, but only after learning CPR, shadowing doctors, and working in a hospital a few years...then, one of the plane fainters fell on my armrest! 😌 Never go medical for the regular clinic hours!
They sort of exist. AEDs have basic analysis abilities to say is an electro shock is warranted. Th e original concept is anyone even with no training could use it.
As a cabin crew, I can assure you medical emergencies are really common, specially on Indian flights heading to the Americas due the very elderly passengers. Heart attacks, asthma, faints, hypo/hyperglycaemia, headaches, and specially DVTs...if it happens again *knock on wood* ask the crew if they have a tempus IC, that thing is amazing and it even has ECG capabilities along with a bunch of sensors and direct line with other doctors on the ground
Good story to tell, good humor! On a spiritual note, the universe conspired for you to be on the planes where help was needed, no curse recognized, but its a good humor and makes a great adventure story, and i totally get it, i also love the correspondence with Indiana Jones adventure type imagery. On another cloud this makes me think of plane attendants training in medical field, flight doctor job and actual reccomendation and development for “ on the go” medical devices. And how youtube can be a catalyst for knowing more. So overall worth watching :-)
Thank you for your caring for the fellow pax. It’s always a huge relief to have a doctor on board when a medical occurs. We are told in addition to helping someone with a heart attack, an AED can be used as heart monitor; would that be helpful to eliminate the possibility that she was experiencing a heart attack? Are there any tips or things to keep in mind for cabin crew, especially those who are new to these kinds of emergencies?
I've never actually watched a Logan Paul video but this is what I imagine one would be like if he went to medical school. YO NOW SPREAD THIS ROUND LIKE IT'S VANCOMYCIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUUUUUUS *#RogangInDaHousepital*
Audio could be better blablabla, look here for the solution:
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@@RubenKelevra Thanks, that's actually really useful. Need to do exactly that...provided I get some time :(
Jesus, V.R.S.A. , couldn't do with anything less, I don't know, plague inducing.
Is this a re-upload? I could swear I've seen a video about this flight with the carry-on ECG and the other doctor and the joke about brain surgery. Or maybe it was a post and not a video?
@@MedlifeCrisis just ask your hospital if they have a workbench, you have a project for your TH-cam channel 😙🎶
"it's not brain surgery" I would have unsubscribed if you hadn't said that.
What did the patient have to say about it? Common I am here.? You got him, doc.? Nailed!?
Someone might be having a heart attack but that joke made me shed a tear. That's probably bad.
This some inside joke or what
@@YounesLayachi he said the other doctor was a neurologist
That line is why I just subscribed. Idk what this guy even does in most of his vids lol
"Now the UN convention against torture lists flying with a baby and a toddler just above waterboarding".
I sincerely hope your boys inherit your sense of humor.
And the way he delivers the joke, it was perfect execution.
Dark Humor 😈
Indifference is my superpower. I can console a screaming baby while ignoring their screams.
I'm am dieing 😂😂😂😂
@@lachlanstrang7674 *dying
Should be illegal to seat young children away from their parents on planes. It's a significant security risk in emergencies. Paniced parents will inevitably hold up the evacuation to get their children. Families should always be seated together.
Familys shouldnt travel for fun at all.
That would lower risk.
Me and my siblings have to sit with either my mum or dad so if they split up at least we are with at least one parent. Doesn’t matter if your 20 or something
@@eltigre4419 i was on the flight with some couple with screaming toddler, and i can not agree more. Flight makes enough stress to add screamingly loud, squeezing your entire soul baby screams. They just drive crazy, involuntary 6_9
My niece and her family were flying one-way to their new home. We made sure they were seated together. Unfortunately, at check-in, they were all scattered. Can you believe the airline put her infant (under 1 yr old) in his FAA approved car seat in a row with strangers?!!!! Fortunately, the gentleman was willing to swap seat. Ahem.. I would too if I found out I was seated with an infant and the other adult person is Not his parent!... I still can't believe that they would separate an infant to be with 2 complete strangers!
Horst Fritz that’s silly families deserve to travel too
What's worse than hearing, "Is there a doctor on this plane?"
Hearing, "Is there a doctor on this plane?" then being taken into the cockpit.
Oh dang
@@roxariano4953 What you never want to hear, "Is there a pilot aboard?
If I suspected there was no pilot aboard, I would not have come on this thing.
@@erictaylor5462
ROTFL
It's actually not such a bad scenario to be down by one pilot! I mean, bad for the pilot, obviously, but that's why there's a copilot. I can't remember where I read it, but I do know of at least one instance where the pilot had a heart attack and the copilot flew the plane the rest of the way. Still not ideal, obviously, but hey, could be a lot worse! If it's both of them that are down for some reason - yeah, that's going to go horribly =P
"Is there a doctor on the plane?"
**silence**
"Is there a pilot on the plane?"
**dreadful silence**
"...Is there a _priest_ on the plane?"
"Is there a doctor on board?"
"I'm a nurse"
Gets up gracefully and walks calmly towards the patient then reveals a bag of ice and places that to his heart.
"I'm a school nurse"
Lmfao
underrated comment
In UK the "school nurse" is a teaching assistant with a first aid certificate and they give you a wet blue paper towel and pop it on your forehead, doesn't matter what the ailment is.
😂 omg. Hahaha
LoweLyfe XO Haha yes!! Will never forget those days. You walk back to your class happy as Larry! 🤣
*On an Air India flight
"Is anyone a doctor?"
*Entire plane gets up
EXACTLY
Yes the IRS has contacted me saying that I am a doctor but you must pay for my studies as you have not paid taxes to Microsoft corporation from being hired at the CIA
Guy having a heart attack: Gets up.
Air Israel*
Nope half of them are IT like me
That skeleton is 100% assembled correctly.
Not always but your bones are always wet
He clearly followed the Monkey Island song
Now he’s a doctor
Gr3nadgr3gory it looks like the #1 hat skeleton guy from spongebob
*yay*
Flying with Medlife
Cons: High probability of medical emergency
Pros: 100% probability of doctor on board to deal with said emergency
Book that flight while you can!
Unless of course he's had that whisky already!
Extra pro: May have forgotten he's carrying specifically useful medical kit with him.
Unless he has the emergency
Flight Attendant: Is anyone a doctor?
"I'm a doctor"
Flight Attendant: Help this man, he stopped breathing
"I'm a doctor... in Philosophy"
Flight Attendant: He's going to die!
"We all die eventually"
I started to laught so much and now I feel wrong haha
ahh, the old classic joke.
Some sooner than others.
The last one should have been "But did he really live to begin with?"
Reminds me of stargate sg1..
heart doctor to brain surgeon: "dude, it's not brain surgery". The ridiculously obscure context makes that joke utterly genius and I don't think that has been recognised. I am recognising it 🏆🏆
"she was howling in severe pain, she was clutching her chest" *shows picture of a mildly concerned woman with a hand resting on her chest*
I don't know why that made me laugh so much
Jona Koltaj LMAOOO YEAH
Lol the difference xD
My reaction to stubbing my toe vs what actually happened
*_its cos u evil :p_*
How did you expect her to be on the sample picture?
Love this! What a great story and crazy serendipitous use of that ECG. 😮
Hey Danielle, thanks for dropping by! Was so glad you did a video about Ohio the other day, watched it earlier this week. You're going from strength to strength 👊🏽
TH-cam awesomeness when MDJ also watched other DRs channels 🥰 spreading the YT love!
Hi
I was going to like but it's at 666 and I don't want to ruin it
Hi MDJ
"Is there a doctor on board?"
"Yeah, the Medlife guy."
Its a lot like Murder She Wrote but with cardiac events and Scotch.
Senior flight staff member: "HIM.. AGAIN??"
Including the bizarre and worrying frequency with which people drop over around the lead character. Cabot Cove == any plane with Rohin on it.
I bet one day a random passenger will recognise one of the sleeping guys as "the guy from medlife crisis" and save someone's life :v
I've always said that they should do a dark spin off where JF is a serial killer with hero syndrome. Erm...not implying that Medlife Crisis stitches people up on planes, unless medically required of course.
I'd watch that.
Gee that guy in the background seems like a real butthead.
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LMAO AUFHSDUIFHDGIG
I bet he thinks with the head between his legs
Nah, got his head up his ass!!
Twerked so hard it shot his pelvis to his neck.
flight attendant: is anyone a doctor?
my dad: *nudges me* that should've been you
me: NOT NOW DAD I CAN'T BREATHE
noice
Haaahahahaaaa
Hol up
memento mori?
I dont get the joke
That outro tho. This channel gives me some of the purest joy out of all the media I have consumed. Genuine, educational, hilarious. A man shouldn't have enough time in the day to be a doctor and a too quality TH-camr, let alone also a father, but you do it, and you have my sincere admiration and respect. May the gods continue providing you with airplane medical emergencies to share with us.
Airline passengers might not be too happy with the gods! But thank you man, what nice words. I really appreciate it.
+1 Never change please
@@MedlifeCrisis The other spin is that people who need help are being put on flights with you. You are spiritually on-call when you fly now. Sorry about that.
LMAO this outro makes me want to huff airhorns
rachel fish I kinda liked the music
Wow what an amazing story - what are the odds of having a portable 6 lead ECG device with you?! That’s wild!!
I'd say he's used up all good luck for a while.
100%, actually.
And to top it off, what are the odds of having that and a fellow doctor to converse with on board the flight too
@@Arterexius md House flashbacks intensifies.
Love those devices!
Everyone: **focusing on the story.**
Me: **looks at the skeleton in the background because his hips and head are swapped.**
I dont know what you're talking about. That is 100% how the skeleton looks.
Pelvis* instead of hips btw
@@buzzy2792 if i wanted i could say it in my main used language and i doubt that the other people will understand
【くま】【しろ】 i was just helping, not being toxic
How else do you think we do hand stands as head is that far down lol
I absolutely died when you said that you had an EKG in your bag. I was just imagining that you had one of those big-ass machines the size of an IV hanging out of your bag, kind of like that bit from Airplane when the flight attendant says "sir, are you a doctor" and then the camera turns to reveal that the dude has a stethoscope just resting in his ears as he's chilling on the plane.
For someone who "absolutely "died"," you sure are able to articulate your thoughts! Dead people can't articulate anything at all.
@@jb6712 Lol I thought u two were the same person cuz of the pfp
@@jb6712 omfg your comment killed me
- Be on a plane
- Have painful cardiac problems
- 2 doctors show up
- "Thank god"
- Doctor 1: "I know what to do, I saw it in a TH-cam video"
- wtf?
- Doctors be cracking jokes, showing gadgets from their luggage, becoming friends
- _"help meee"_
'' dies''
Plot twist: _They make you laugh so hard that you unchoke yourself_
@@olsenfernandes3634 bruh cardiac problems not a filled lung
@@chrisi7127 bruh, what makes you think I'm talking about cardiac problems?
@@olsenfernandes3634 OP was referring to cqrdiac problrms wdym
I feel you. PhD RN (with certifications in ER and Critical Care) . Last decade spent too much time in the air on international flights. It seemed I always found myself on the 'is there a doctor on board' flight flights - I'd sit - I'm not an MD (and pray for the person in need of care). Invariably a second call out for a Doctor, then they would ask - Is there anyone on board with medical training and then I'd get up. One flight -full on heart attack, and diversion of plan to Tokyo. Another flight THREE emergencies. First one I was upstairs, business class - we practically just took off and I was exhausted from a very tough week prior. I went down to economy with a guy with history of CHF that just left the hospital hours prior to boarding (thank you), get him stable with his own meds and monitoring, turn to leave and a DOCTOR comes up to me (I think - where were you before?) and says, "I think I am having a heart attack'! What the heck. Gives me his history, says he needs help and nearly falls into one of those jump seats the crew uses. SO, I have one guy (the CHF'r) on one side of the galley and the doctor who is self diagnosed his own heart attack on the other. Assm't and treatment were confired with the patient (the doctor) - and that one we had to divert to Germany. But during the diversion, still caring for the CHF'r and the MD with the heart attack - a woman in first class is having a 'headache like she has never had in her life', blinding, throbbing, disabilitating. Dear God I think - what is going on? The crew the entire time was very helpful, wanting to learn, and following me around the plane with their Medical kits (which were very limited I shall say). As I am assessing the woman with the headache, and trying to get a history the plane is cleared for landing and the crew pull me to a nearby jumpseat. We already had ambulances for the CHR'r and the heart attack (who I said was higher on triage list) and now I had the CHF'r ambulance/EMS (German) assessing the woman with the headache. I never had made it back to upstairs to my business class seat. A crew member had gathered all my things and met me down with the EMS crews and said thank you on behalf of all the crew. They took my name, professional license and other details for their records. I left the plane and felt as if I was in an alternate universe..........although the other people on the plan might have been slightly pissed about the fact they were in Germany and Not NYC - they were kind. I was happy for the 2 hour delay to re-gather my thoughts (as you always review the 'incident' whether you want to forget or not) and then be at peace, get something to eat, and get on the plane again. I sat in now First Class (thank you airline for the upgrade) and prayed to God to allow me to sleep which I did. This is one tale of many. So, I get you, fully understand.
Pretty sure that you're cursed.
I would buy your book, ever thought about it?
That... is exceedingly intense. Thank you for all that you do!
Oh my god what a nighmare
@A Spirit probably means Congestive Heart Failure
“You know what, I’ve actually got an ECG in my bag.” - Hopefully me someday
I read "I've actually got an egg in my bag."
Euna C I’ve got that too
Thank you...i just learned it can be spelled EKG or ECG. However goigle was unable to tell me why there are two acronyms for it. I live in the US and I hear EKG more often. But ECG makes more sense as their is no K in the entire word. Either that or i am partially deaf and can't hear the C and hear a K instead.
@@vetsrus31 I watched from doctor mike's vids that EKG was abbreviated from the german(?) term of ECG. I forgot which video and correct me if I'm wrong to those who knows 😅
@@vetsrus31 I'm sure in English its ECG because of Electrocardiograph abbreviation. I guess "cardio" is spelled as "kardio" in German (Electrokardiographie) which led to the alternate EKG abbreviation.
There are other graphs like EEG and EMG that follow the same abbreviations used for brain and muscle activity respectively.
That outro put all other outros to shame
Ha cheers man🙂 I asked my young cousin if she got the fact I was riffing on what a true TH-cam doctor would be like. She just thought it was a random bit. Meh what can you do
@@MedlifeCrisis She's clearly a very harsh critic, it was ace. (And that was a fascinating video as always, my man.)
Pleasure seeing you on a random video, space turtle.
Y is depression turtle here
The turtle has released content, and I am now right about everything 🤓🐢
They should definitely carry more medical equipment on a plane, the cost of having to divert a plane will far outweigh the cost of some extra equipment. I watched another video when they didn’t even have a epipen.
I’m surprised the lady didn’t have a inhaler and you had to borrow one if she had a history of asthma but I feel that these 3 things should be on every flight.
Yeah inhalers epipens since they probably cover a lot wonder why they don’t have them on board
If you need the medical equipment, you're probably going to divert regardless. The lawsuit for not diverting is a much bigger liability than whatever the cost of diverting.
@@DiesIrae3434 in all countries or in the US where laws are weird?
@@IsleNaK US has some strange laws and I can confirm as a American.
@@DiesIrae3434 Although the Epipen, ECG and inhaler could still work outside of U.S. :D
Medical Emergency :1 in 600 flights
You: I helped out on 3
Me: You been on a lot of flights
@Viktor Soerensen actually it's 1800
MD have a higher than average salary - more likely to fly long haul. Longer Flight - more time for emergencies and also more people on board which would result in a higher probability?!
@@thethoeby
It's probably more like 10
But he carries a curse as he mentioned earlier.
@Viktor Soerensen were you high?
Fun fact: 1 in about 600 cars are in an accident a year( in the us)
*Guy having a heart attack on plane to India*
Stewardess: "Is there a doctor around?"
*GUY HAVING HEART ATTACK GETS UP*
Hahahahahahaha
😂😂😂
Lol,so the guy having a heart attack is also a doctor
Ferdi Sanchez lmao
Doctor with cardiac arrest
*_UNO REVESE CARD INITIATED_*
Mate you’ve got it the wrong way round. I’d feel a lot better knowing you were on board, so I’d be coordinating (not avoiding) flights with you.
I’m doing a PhD. Can’t wait till the day I’m on a plane and they go “ Is there a doctor onboard?” And I’ll be like “Yeah, I’m a doctor.. In economics! Psyched!” Then I’ll do the finger guns at them.
And then the guy has a stroke and dies
you: Psych! **fingerguns** 👉👉
U.S. air marshal: now this is an avenger level threat
you: **is tackled by U.S. air marshal**
ethan tbh if a guy has a stroke, even if there is a team of doctors on board there’s not much that they can do in terms of treating it with the equipment on board, an airplane isn’t a hospital and as such lacks key medical devices for treating such patients, the only thing a doctor could do is ABC resuscitation, however treating the cause (ischaemic or haemorrhaghic stroke) is practically impossible in such conditions
I’m studying medicine so we’ll just always have to travel together to make sure nobody dies from the jokes
*ahem* "Are there any medical professionals on board?"
Flight attendant: “Is there a doctor on board?“
Man: “Yes, I am doctor of chemistry”
FA: “Good, someone spilled something in the bathroom and it's eating through the floor.“
That's a decent emergency
@@Speed001 one you can't do much about...
@@jonathanlindsey8864 That's when you professionally inform everyone that the cabin is about to be depressurized and to please prepare to die.
@@notyou2353 Close off the toilet and hope for the best.
that is one hell of a piss
You’re like the consultant who offers to teach medstudents even though none of us want extra bedside teaching but then we attend your teaching and realise your actually wise and funny and then we end up going to your bedside teaching by choice and you teach us high yield topics close to exams , idk why but you have that vibe
That ending Rohin, that was golden.
+
The ECG story may not have been an endorsement but the ending was.
He nailed it first try
Also nailed the standup with Matt
I'm amazed
I liked the DSR shot
Your storytelling is so good that it took me eleven and a half minutes to notice there is something slightly wrong with the skeleton behind you.
nothing wrong with this perfect specimen of homo sapiens asshatus
ye wut u on about m8, thos skelly are fine
there is absolutely nothing wrong with that skeleton, it is an exemplary model of 48% of the world population.
😂
There was a skeleton?!
this meme reminded me of this time I was on a plane w my boyfriend and they needed a doc
him: why don't you help?
me: dude I'm an artist
him: but no one is helping and your dad is a doctor
me: ??? his license didn't transfer to me via osmosis
STAND BACK! I've watched a whole bunch of Scrubs, I'm READY
@@MedlifeCrisis when i was in my 3rd year in med school i had a similar situation , i kept my mouth shut and kept enjoying my whiskey unlike some other unlucky individuals
I watched all Dr. House seasons and I'm 99% sure he/she doesn't has lupus
venusloaf similar situation... but my flying companion was excited to yell out that I was a doctor... it took a lot of smooth talking to disentangle myself... I am a doctor of philosophy... I think the unwell person possibly didn’t really need to talk about feminist poststructuralism...
@@spiralpython1989 I just tell people not to call me "doctor". PhD doesn't really mean that much anymore since so many people get awarded them in such a vast range of fields.
My father has a PhD in mathematics and he claims part of why he never puts “Dr” rather than “Mr” on his tickets is because he doesn’t want to be called in as a doctor 😆
Your father is a humble man
Person having a heart attack.
-is there a doctor in here?
-yes I'm a doctor
*starts solving equations on the patients chest *
The irony is that "Dr." was never an epithet of wide use applied to a medical doctor until the late 19th and 20th centuries. I believe that surgeons may still be referred to as Mr. in Great Britain. "Dr." was indicative of a "professor", a lecturer or teacher for a very long time.
@@theeddorian sort of! I was taught that you studied for a degree in medicine, earning you your doctorate. However surgeons used to be viewed by doctors as “lesser” because they came from the history of barber surgeons/men with hacksaws and rubbing alcohol that learnt on the job and just had some exams, but no degree. When the rules started to change and surgery grew as a field and improved, surgeons then had to do a degree, but on principle they returned to Mr/Ms and reclaimed the power of Not being a doctor, but this time actually often being more advanced than Drs as they studied the same medical degree plus surgery skills.
@@lucieirl That's pretty much my understanding, except that into the early 19th century I understood that more or less anyone could hang out a shingle as a medical "doctor." This persisted in the US up almost to the twentieth century, and really didin't end until after the 1918 flu, IIRC. Now it is illegal to practice medicine without a license - though there are still some peculiarities in the system.
Well, that’s way better than hearing „is there a pilot on board“
I'm just gonna say it: this is now my favorite channel on TH-cam
Thanks buddy your Bitcoin payment's been sent
@@MedlifeCrisis didn't get it please send again
Pure gold. I've been on a plane with my aunt (doctor) and she's been called out. Funny story, my uncle is also a doctor. Imagine a classic mid-age married couple exchanging opinions, but on a medical case, on a flight. However, I really love how calm and secure you look when you talk, did you studied for that or were you born with it?
I have no human emotions
@@MedlifeCrisis I'd kinda guessed it.
(Still hoping for a real answer tho)
@@Staples-King ok real answer. Of course the more experience and knowledge you get, the calmer you'll be, but in my case I think I'm just naturally a very laid back person. I don't get stressed or flustered, which sounds great but it means I'm often fairly lazy as I don't get motivated by things like deadlines. I've always felt most comfortable during emergencies at work, hence I gravitated towards cardiology as opposed to something slower paced. In a simulation assessment (ie an exam) I got the following feedback "hard to criticise his management of the patient as it was correct but he didn't take his hands out of his pockets for several minutes". Oh well.
@@MedlifeCrisis I must say that the real answer is by far more hilarious than the joking one. And you also made me focus on the fact that for as much as I can train myself on being relaxed (mindfulness, 5 years now), I must face the reality that I had not the option to choose my parents and that prolly will put a limit to that capacity. I'll make the most of what I've got, then.
I love you.
As a divulgator human being, not like a boyfriend.
@@Staples-King my mum was the world's biggest worrier. Don't know if something like this is genetic. I believe in you!
What I love is not your jokes themselves, but the way you keep a level voice, straight face, and serious, professional demeanor while saying them.
This video is FABULOUS!! I’m a flight
attendant for a US carrier. I once had two medicals on the same flight literally AT THE SAME TIME. Thank goodness for gracious caring doctors like yourself willing to help!,
Thank you
Do you guys have epipens on board ?
You should also check out Dr. Mike's video on his airplane emergency.
I think Alivecor probably just got the greatest ad for their product they could have hoped for by sending it to you. They KNEW this would happen on your next flight.
Pharmacology note: WARNING: Droperidol is ineffective at preventing emesis when said emesis is induced by hysterical laughter.
Al Thomas What if it’s administered rectally, you know, just for the LOLs?
lohphat or for the... shits and giggles
@@lohphat Godlike line
No shit can stand good old haloperidol in any part of body you`ll find possible
Vyacheslav Avsjanik really, you compliment lohphat after Pauline Ong delivers *that* line? smh
A few years ago on a flight, I've heard them ask if there were any biomedical engineers on the flight... apparently, someone's insulin pump was acting up lol.
Hahahah that's excellent
Person: - having an existential crisis -
Flight attendant: Are there any doctors in philosophy aboard?!
The requests are getting more specific by the minute 🙄
@@OrchidAlloy that's some Airplane shit lol
I don't know, if I flew, I'd want to know there was a competent doctor on the flight. Even if he doesn't have an ACTIVATOR.
What use is a man if he does not have an ACTIVATOR?
If the plane seats more than 100 people the odds on a doctor on board is close to unity. Doctors have the income to fly a lot (not as much as stockbrokers but...).
"Is anyone a doctor?"
"yes...
no, not me, just saying that someone, somewhere, is probably a doctor"
PhD in statistics
I love his honesty about his range of emotions. All sound perfectly reasonable to me.
Don't take this the wrong way, but I hope I never fly with you
Dantyx1 just stay healthy it’s that simple
"don't suppose you know anyone on board with an ECG machine do you?" "Oh yes your brilliant, I have one in my backpack" haha well done on taking care of that passenger. :)
LOL and next time: "I do also have a defibrillator, do you need a CT scanner, I have one built into my kids phone!" :-)
If you post when and where you will be flying, fans will literally book plane tickets just so they can come on board and get sick. This way we can feel assured that you wont be drinking your whiskey
He should just start drinking in the terminal. Poor guy.
I start drinking before I get to the airport.
I just start drinking
Pepper man!
Oof
A cardiologist and a brain surgeon board a plane...
Blessings to you and your family. 😎
Attendant: Is there a Doctor on Board?
Self-Proclaimed Professional: Here's some Essential Oil
*Karen
Heart attack? Here's a juice cleanse to detox your heat. Its probably stressed from all the 5g radiation 💅
Lemon infused water will do the job
@@miasakura1933 with some colloidal silver
that's probably because you're vaccinated honey
A medical company: gives a portable ecg for no apparent reason
Medlife Crisis: Ight, imma review it during a medical emergency at 15000 fts
33000
Exactly! They did chance it...with his record they KNEW they would get lucky at one point...
I guess its good that the cursed person is a doctor.
...doctor who
"Is any one a doctor?!" On a plane to India? Yeah, might as well be asking for a civil engineer.
Strange that nobody understood
@@spivak4342 Think he/she meant to say probability of having a doctor on a flight to india is high given that they have high number of doctors...
@@shaners1591 I know what he meant and that's why I'm surprised that he is being ignored
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it’s funny because it’s true.
That's funny but in a good way that I'm glad to hear.
Skeleton in the background: **exists**
Me: are you Pelvis Presley. 👁👄👁
Look again - more likely to be Darth Wader
So many skeleton jokes, but this one killed me 😂
😂 I am sceenshoting this.
I’m freaking crying because of this comment hahahahaha
@@gianninai3349 glad to be of amusement
"They were as good as the airline is terrible" oh thank you that was good.
"It's not brain surgery"
I can't stop laughing...
markotrieste I would do a lame ass dance and fist bump everyone near me if I came up with that one in that situation 😂
Golden 😆
Might want to get that checked, it might be a brain problem...
Yes you're correct he did not preform brain surgery
Flight attendant: Is there a doctor on this flight?
Dad: (nudging me) that should’ve been you
Me: Dad im the pilot- wait how did you get in the cockpit?!
Hahaaha
@@masterdevon04069 The dad was the one who needed medical aid XD
dad is a flight attendant
Cockpit
Dad: I'm the captain did you forget son?
Im always continually impressed at how witty and "on the pulse" you are humour wise for someone who has and is still spending their life on a very time consuming medical career.
The outro was the most spot on mocking of TH-camrs I have ever seen. You could be a top tier stand up comedian/performer or writer for film and TV. This is really quite rare to see with someone who is also an expert in a technical field, and very much practicing in that field.
"Calculating" is definitely an emotion, I can vouch for that.
"Saw a friend of ours sitting a few rows back, he was going to a wedding.We had a brief chat, took our seats, and we were off.
Now, the UN Convention Against Torture..."
That sharp transition for some reason absolutely threw me back laughing
He makes jokes with a straight face I wonder if he ever just, “I’m so sorry, you might not survive this surgery.”
As someone wakes up after surgery... "Hey, how ya feelin? So remember how I said you were going to be just fine? Well, you're not going to believe the day I've had..."
Patient: Wakes up
Medlife: "Well sir, I think you're the first person we've ever had bounce back from an autopsy!"
@@lhaviland8602 Actually I think that's happened before. Or maybe that was just TV shows.
@@Speed001 They literally remove and cut up all your organs so definitely not lol.
@@lhaviland8602
But imagine survivors of an autopsy xD
I somehow don't think anyone would even want to survive that ^^'
"this ECG device is better than nothing when you're up in the air"
great marketing statement, not gonna lie
I was so captivated by your storytelling and the serendipity of the whole thing that it took me nine whole freaking minutes to realize that the skeleton has his pelvis switched with his skull.
Successfully gained a new sub, haha.
"TH-cam made me ready"
My 72 year old dad , in his last few months before passing in July , would frequently tell us kids , " I'm going to go to night school now ." As an elder who was not social media savvy , he had been shown the secret knowledge/educational side of TH-cam by ... yours truelly . He made the discovery that carpenters , fence builders were located in the magic . He would go hunting knowledge for his cedar fence build with led outdoor lights on every other post , a pool deck , and defeat the world's evil . He was an incredibly busy man . Til his health met Verona Cirus . He had several underlying health risks .
sorry about your dad
I'm sorry for your loss. Your dad sounds like an impressive man.
That's lovely to spend your golden years learning new things and trying new projects.
Two things that give me anxiety are flying and recounts or dramas of medical emergencies. BUT I was sooo oddly calm listening to you telling this story. Every doctor should be THIS calming.
I was once on a plane where we had a minor medical emergency, too. I don't really remember what happened but it wasn't life threatening andt it was solved fairly quick. No need for emergency landing or anything. Well it did help that we had about 5 nurses of various fields on board the plane. One being my mom. 🤣
Love that the pelvis and skull on your articulated skeleton have switched places.
I took it as "He has his head up his own arse!"
Or also "his head is full of s**t" 😁
Now you mention it yeah. I just thought it was wearing a hat
It’s fine it’s just a butthead skeleton
He's a Richardhead!
I'm not a physician, I don't know anything about medicine. I'm doing a Physics major. SO why did youtube recommended me this video? Anyway, I liked it and now I am subscribed.
I truly hope you will one day join the club of doctors who write books about their experiences. You’re just a marvelous storyteller and your sense of humor is as good as it comes.
The kids 3 rows behind you? Couldn't you get them put in the cargo hold?
Put the child in the overhead compartment. Then you don’t have to pay to book luggage
Flight attendant: Is there an investment banker onboard
Investment banker: ugh not again
but they love gains heh
I feel like a lot of problems could be solved if you didn't take Air India lol
Right. For years I defended them saying they're not so bad, food is better than most and my wife loves the 43kg limit per person (even for kids!) But this was the straw that broke the sacred cow's back. Fuck em, never again. And the food has become lousy anyway.
I’ve had much more success taking Emirates to India. The only flight I’ve been on with a medical emergency was an Air India flight hahaha
@@MedlifeCrisis Same with Sri Lankan Airlines tbh
@@MedlifeCrisis Who needs good food when the cabins condition makes the food blander anyway?
@@0Clewi0 that's precisely why you need good food
Plot twist: the lady who has heart attack work for the portable ECG company
In five years of flying, never, NOT ONCE, did I have a passenger with a serious condition. A few close calls, and I was always so disappointed! As a former crew member, I commend you for learning how to speak our lingo :-) Thanks for the all the hilarity, been enjoying your channel as I begin med school.
I'm a heart doctor.
Well I'm a brain doctor.
Patient: looks like I'm in good hands. Dont let me die.
would you be willing to make a video about ECGs? I don't have any specific questions but I'm sure you'd make it interesting
I would also like a video on this subject, specifically how those with dextrocardia can give weird readings.
medlife crisis please post ur ECG readings
How did he get it past security lol?
I have some flying to do this holiday season, and would like to coordinate my flights. Can you inform me if you plan to fly between now and New Years so I can be sure to NOT book the same flight numbers as you.
Happy Holidays!
I'd rather be on the same flight as Rohin, I think. At least that way, if something happens, I know there's a professional willing to help.
@@rolfs2165 Exactly. And he's a professional with experience with emergencies on flights.
The guy should be taking commission for each time he assists.
I only became aware of this device after watching your video
Soon afterwards... I started seeing sporadic arrhythmia warnings on my blood pressure cuff
So I bought this fairly inexpensive device
Then, when I went to see my cardiologist, I was able to show him cardiograms of what was going on
Which accelerated his diagnosis treatment of AFIB
I just wanted to let you know that your video helped me
This is the first video I can across from this channel.
What a pleasant man to listen too.
Seems like those ecg gismos might be a useful standard item to have onboard aircraft.
Ohhhhh you're a super hero (cursed and with a bad memory, but still!!)
This truly is one of my favorite channels. And a have a quite sizable and eclectic TH-cam addict..... umm I mean set of subscriptions. Plus now whenever I watch one of your videos I have to tear myself away from the computer and go cook some hash browns! Keep up the good work!
Can you please do an "EKG interpretation for dummies" and a "review" for that tiny 6-lead EKG machine?
Great outro btw.
I think it is better to just wait for that AI-based version. In a couple years you'll be using Elon's satellite network to transmit that ECG in real time to some supercomputer doing the analysis. I bet Airlines will be real eager to buy that kind of EKG.
i'm so happy i discovered this channel thanks to your "random" post on Veritasium's channel pointing out an out-of-rhythm heart beat animation
I know this is a year late, but your wife probably feels a lot of empathy for Lois Lane in "Superman & Lois." There was one scene recently where she basically says she doesn't complain because she knew what she was signing up for but it still sucks.
Your content actually keeps me going on the medical path. Thank you!
Well it's like an other episode of detective conan with a murder over again , a flight with rohin = an emergency
It took almost 9 minutes till I noticed the skeleton.
I've heard the stories from a nurse friend who was the first on the scene or on a plane to be called. It's not easy. But we appreciate the medical professionals are able to do what we cannot.
I love how it got so far into this scenario before he remembered he had an ECG machine haha
"Is there a doctor onboard"
Nobody:
Guy with Apple watch series 5: Lets goooooo.....
I'd think a doctor would know how to bot waste his money.
Gr3nadgr3gory you’d be surprised... ( not saying for all doctors or even most, but I know some *vainnn* doctors
I’ve literally never been on a plane, or anywhere for that matter, where I’ve heard the phrase “is anyone a doctor” so all available information forces me to conclude that you are indeed cursed
I've heard it twice, but only after learning CPR, shadowing doctors, and working in a hospital a few years...then, one of the plane fainters fell on my armrest! 😌 Never go medical for the regular clinic hours!
I heard it once before, but all of my flights are within the U.S, so that probably reduces the amount.
I hope it never happens to me. "I'm a Vet does that count?" I'm also working on automated ECG analysis...
They sort of exist. AEDs have basic analysis abilities to say is an electro shock is warranted. Th e original concept is anyone even with no training could use it.
Don't tell them right away. Be like Hardy Kruger; an aircraft engineer. For model aircraft.
Peter Allan I fear too many young readers won’t get the reference
I can hear my husband voice answering your question “but all my patients are pigs”
Q: What do you call a vet who only treats one species?
A: A physician.
As a cabin crew, I can assure you medical emergencies are really common, specially on Indian flights heading to the Americas due the very elderly passengers. Heart attacks, asthma, faints, hypo/hyperglycaemia, headaches, and specially DVTs...if it happens again *knock on wood* ask the crew if they have a tempus IC, that thing is amazing and it even has ECG capabilities along with a bunch of sensors and direct line with other doctors on the ground
ya baby! was just showing my mother this! i have a congenital heart defect. love your channel! knowledge is power. puts my anxieties at ease.
Being a severe asthmatic I know how she'd feel which is why when traveling I carry my normal inhaler and a fresh one just incase someone needs one
You and Chubbyemu uploaded recently? Blessed be my nerdy brain.
When I tagged you on Twitter I never thought the meme would actually play out in real life lol
Good story to tell, good humor! On a spiritual note, the universe conspired for you to be on the planes where help was needed, no curse recognized, but its a good humor and makes a great adventure story, and i totally get it, i also love the correspondence with Indiana Jones adventure type imagery. On another cloud this makes me think of plane attendants training in medical field, flight doctor job and actual reccomendation and development for “ on the go” medical devices. And how youtube can be a catalyst for knowing more. So overall worth watching :-)
Thank you for your caring for the fellow pax. It’s always a huge relief to have a doctor on board when a medical occurs. We are told in addition to helping someone with a heart attack, an AED can be used as heart monitor; would that be helpful to eliminate the possibility that she was experiencing a heart attack? Are there any tips or things to keep in mind for cabin crew, especially those who are new to these kinds of emergencies?