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- Today I’m reacting to the hilarious TikTok videos by Dr. Glaucomflecken! Let’s look at videos about internal medicine doctors!
Thanks to Will (Dr. Glaucomflecken) for giving his permission to react to this content!
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Your stories are never boring. I have eyeballs and eyelids so I am so interested in learning more. :)
Ya gotta wonder, did Dr. Glaucomflecken take inspiration for his name from Disney's 'The Little Mermaid'? Flotsam & Jetsam are the sea witch Ursula's moray eels/ hentchmen/ naughty boys! 😂😂 *hugs from the Atlantic coast of Canada!
This was great! Loved hearing your perspective
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! My husband and I love watching your videos together - can’t wait to see what you come up with next!
Both of you guys are amazing!
The Legend himself......😁🙃😊
I know how stressful your job is, HOW can you manage to smile so much? Your enthusiasm really brightens my day after a 12 hour shift
Her smile is so great... I love it
I fell in love with the smile…. All I could do was subscribe .
I think it’s just her personality?🙂. I’ve been a nurse for almost 20 years and worked with many many doctors and specialists and other staff and some people just put on a smile and are able to carry that positive energy. We love those people.🥰
@@mikeg5365 this is a weird comment
She's probably Canadian, lol
Fun fact:. Did you know the last name he chose actually translates to glaucoma patches from German? Now you do. This guy is gold. I love his videos
I didn't actually! but i had wondered... good to know!
It is an actual Thing, so yes ;)
On his Wikipedia page it states that "The account is named after glaukomflecken, a sign of acute angle-closure glaucoma."
I worked with him when he was going to school and working in Iowa. He is truly an amazing person and his wife is amazing too. One of the funniest people and an amazing ophthalmologist.
As I’m going through medicine I’m slowly finding more and more hidden jokes with Dr Glauc - he’s so funny! So great to see you relating and enjoying these jokes ! Can’t wait for your rheumatology one!
As an internal medicine and reumathology patient I am always amused by this video's. I hope you carry on reacting to them. P.S I am also a specialist nurse
Glad you enjoyed! 😊
The funniest is:
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Cynical, moving, some great advice, and just hilarious.
And everybody wants to adopt Austin and feed him grapes and throw balls for him.
Yes please keep reacting to Dr. G! Ive probably watched every single video and they all connect in weird ways. Its genius and hilarious
My best friend is a dr and I once caught her staring at my neck and she said I must be easy to get blood from and she would love to have a go at my veins 😂 terrifying.
You have so much energy, I love this! And I ADORE your freckles and smile
Thanks Caitlin!!
The metropolol one makes me laugh because my primary care doctor (now more than) once gave me a two hour lecture on blood pressure medication options before making a selection. There was even a chalk talk. I am the patient. I do not care.
Actually, from my perspective (endocrinology), I must respectfully disagree. My favorite patients have always been those who wanted as complete an explanation as possible to back up any medical recommendations. My least favorite patients patients (exaggeration: "You want to remove my liver - anything you say doctor") were those who just wanted to follow directions on "faith." I've always found it a pleasurable challenge to adapt my explanations to fit the patient's level of expertise. My absolute best "fun" practice experiences were when I could care for an academically-trained endocrinologist. Hardest part was tearing myself away to do other things.
@@AlEndo01 Not being able to pay attention for four sentences is an accomplishment. 👍
Yes, rheumatology!!! I love how educational your reacts are. Now I can't unsee jugular vein movement when people speak 😅
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As a nurse, who loves reading the internal medicine notes, thank you for this clarity😂. So many times I have read the notes and thought “so his lungs are bad? Gotcha🤣”
Definitely would like to see you reacting to more of the specialties to help understand some of the jokes that are over the heads of people who haven't worked in a hospital. I love his videos on rural medicine because I completely understand coming from a town whose 'hospital' was a ten bed nursing station. Once they built the new hospital/long term care in the next town over it was converted to a vet clinic.
I did rural ER (I mean really, really rural ER). The clincher was that we were located right off of a major interstate. Yup, we saw some stuff.
This is so true! I am nurse and have experience from internal medicine. The rounds usually took forever just because two doctors argued like this about the patients. Sometimes I just grabbed my cup of coffee and told the other nurses "hey, this is taking forever, can you look after my patients while I sit here while we are doing rounds?"
Would love to see a follow-up! I really enjoyed this more casual, less structured kind of video from you. :)
this was sooo entertaining watching Dr G and your reactions to him!! Make the rheumatology one too pleeeease! ❤😂🎉
Oh and I learned more about internal medicine too. Bonus!
As a person who lives not too far from where you practise, I hope I get a doctor as competent as you.
I love how much additional content is being created out Dr. Glokenfleken (not sure I spelled that correctly). All of the reaction videos that i have seen play into the jokes and add context for those of us not in the medical profession. It is like watching a diverse ecosystem develop in real time.
If I were your patient I would automatically feel better seeing such a bright and smiling face! 😊
I like your videos. This one was pretty funny. I am a blue collar guy and I still find your content very interesting. Thanks for the explanations.
A bit of light hearted medical ish video to watch was exactly what I needed right now, thankyou Siobhan ☺️.
This made me laugh out loud. I have an amazing and *very* thorough internal med doc and I feel like she has done most of these things with me hahaha. Definitely not complaining! I am super grateful to have her, her consult notes are usually always at least 2-3 pages long.
I recently had an MRI to try to confirm a myositis diagnosis and I noticed on the report that it was also ?cysticercosis. I’m in Canada & haven’t travelled in at least 5 years lol. I often feel like I’m on an episode of House 😅.
Siobhan, I hope you could continue watching Dr. Glaucomflecken videos! They're always so great, especially with the additional medical context you give them.
Among other reaction videos yours is the best.It gave detailed elaborations of situations and references,other examples and even case slides and clips.You are truly an internal medicine by heart I guess.
Here’s to your specialty, Dr. Siobhan, it has saved my life and drastically improved it too. Thank you for what you do.
I have APS and am being evaluated for Lupus, but the help that rheumatology and hematology has given me has been invaluable in my life
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and insight into what it takes to be an Internal Medicine! 😊❤️
Since Dr. G. gave the example of a patient with heart failure, would it be a good idea (Not Unreasonable idea 😉) to first ask what has already been considered by the knowledgeable internal medicine doctor?
Or perhaps the patient's history thus far?
This way, the resident med student doesn't feel like they're stumbling around in the dark, and they have an opportunity to learn about the patient's history before jumping to conclusions too quickly. This might just satisfy both parties.
Thoughts? 🤔 😊
Hello Dr Siobhan, I have always kind of had an interest in the medical field but have never really thought of actually going into it, but watching you has inspired me to look further into it! Maybe not as a doctor, maybe nursing informatics, but something :) Thanks for all that you do!
This gave me a great 😃 today! I hope that if you use the term "nursing informatics" you've looked into what this certification/degree program means. You must go to school to become a registered nurse, go through nursing clinicals, (graduate) and take nursing state boards. Most nurses work in their field for a few years before going back to school for their nursing informatic certification or their Masters degree in Nurse Informatics. Best wishes if you truly want to move forward with this intense program.
@@darcyjeanske821 Thank you for the information! I have looked into it a little bit. I'm already in IT so health/nursing informations seems like a good crossover between medicine and the IT world.
I've been watching quite a bit of Dr. Glaucomflecken since I just found him, and I conclude that most likely his videos are so not ordinarily received due to how not unlike reality they are, and not only for the medical people who know the tropes, but for everyone because he sees so sharply what's so comedic about the stereotypical traits and his acting of personal characteristics is so particularly skillful. Like if he would do one on my job or hobby, I would probably laugh at how many little funny details I haven't realised and that get repeated almost daily. Such great observational skills.
Thanks for so many helpful explanations on what's going on in hospital life, behind the curtains and daily job. TH-cam algorithm is also funny, I didn't even know that the medical youtube existed, but after some glaucomflecken I'm seeing every single medical practicioner reacting to his content and I learn that there are so many doctors doing youtube. Which is kinda nice, because I know so many professionals in my fields of interest or hobbies do it too. It's like having open university AND more practical schools available at the same time. And apparently so many professionals are also having fun doing youtube outside their job and educating people in what they maybe love or at least are great at. In fact youtube is possibly the first place I search information on topics that aren't my forte, and at times when the topic is my forte, I might just know where in youtube to look for... And afterwards I can have the ego of a professional without knowing more than the surface and advice people on things I have no idea about in reality.
But alas, missing from Dr. Glaucomflecken's skits are any mention of the most brilliant and humble subspecialty - endocrinology. Sez me, a retired gladular doc.
As someone who used to work in internal medicine, I feel like this explains why the teams take so long to answer their pages and come up with a treatment or test lol.
I've determined my destiny & delight lies in rural, but omg Dr. G's internal med videos still always end up on my "Career Affirming" playlist because my lil' ENTP self vibes so hard with the level of pedantic specificity 😂🤣 Was super fun watching you giggle like I do at these amazing sketches!
Edit: Oh god especially the "goes to therapy" sketch 😂 I literally insisted my psychiatrist watch that one so he could see how ludicrously it matches me (& then I apologized to him about how often I've effectively curbsided him with my quick questions about peers or public health populations I'm fascinated with lmaooo)
I'm getting strong Ryan Reynolds vibes from him. Now, I'm trying to remember when RR performed a doctor character.
Also, wondering how much time my doctors spent talking about me when I was in the hospital after cardiac arrest and coma and various complications. Some of the decisions they made... might have been better decided in a different way.
Wait, that sounds aggressive. Should I say "not un-better decided in a different way"?
I hope your ok
2 guys a girl and a pizza shop, he was a med student
He was also a nurse in Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle
@@Asguard82 Thanks! I used to watch that. Not sure how I forgot.
I want your review of neurology too. He’s always portrayed as incredibly nerdy. Early in my career I used to work with some neurologists and found their conversations fascinating. I understood only some of it but ended up learning a lot about their diagnostic tools and methods.
Talking about being specific with your words reminds me of grad school for curriculum and instruction for math and science. I had a professor who stressed knowing exactly what you're saying. For instance, when multiplying 5 x 10, you add a zero, not thinking that what you're actually saying is 5+10. I used to do it to my students when dealing with decimals 🤣
Im sorry if this is inappropriate or offensive to ask, but, are her cheeks natural or does she use fillers? 2 minutes in and its all i can see and without knowing which it is, i cant focus on anything else.
Nice to see you again Siobhan 🤩
@Violin MD So I guess Occam's razor doesn't apply in Internal Medicine? You have to know your stuff indeed for differential diagnosis.....especially when asked by the head honcho specialist.
This made me laugh so much. Every career has its own weird quirks. Thanks for making me laugh while I’m home with Covid!
I will now refer to me asking my friend who’s a doctor questions as “curbsiding” haha
You are absolutely fantastic! I can only deduce you’re a great doctor, too. You make we wish I would’ve tried harder in high school!
I want to see more of these!! I laughed so hard!! And I love your comments in between to help us understand it better! Happy NewYear!!!
watching two of my favorite creators at the same time is just pure joy
@ViolinMD I love your videos and your husband being in some of them.
Keep it up with the good job on being a doctor 👩⚕️ and can you please do more doctor things with your husband please.
Mark if you want to you are amazing at your job.
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I'll watch it again later in the laptop, some parts are inaudible in my cell phone...
Hi! Yes, I would love to schedule a follow- up video 😆!!! I love when people do reaction videos to tiktoks or medical shows.
Let’s get the rheumatology!!
Yes! 2 of my favorite TH-cam doctors!!!
The fact that I didn’t laugh because I Didn’t 😂understand
Love how you make these funny videos educational and personal Siobhan!!! ❤ missed you and your content, I’m so happy you’re back !
You are the sweetest doctor I’ve ever seen! I love your energy
I love Dr Glaucomflecken (Eye Bro). So glad you are reacting to these! One of my favorite videos is when they're all trying to decide what to get Lady Bro for her birthday,
Feel like you have to be a doctor to get the jokes 😂
As a non-doctor, I haven't the slightest clue what he's talking about 90% of the time, but he's hilarious regardless. He does strike a nerve in the medical community though. I've seen some specialists on tiktok get really worked up because of his videos. Some doctors just don't have a sense of humor!
I've been missing your videos, Dr. Siobhan! :-)
In germany we actually use those double negatives in normal conversation
Its a great day when I see a video with both of my favorite TH-cam docs!
Happy New Year!! I LOVE that you reacted to these TikToks - this Doctor cracks me up as well.
8:12 well either that or he's played so much dnd he's finally snaped lol
Happy New Year Síobhan! Thanks for all the videos and I hope 2023 will be a good year for you both.
Dr. Siobhan, I watched this one many times and it's always so good to see your reaction and listen to your comments! I love how you liked it!😅
Glad you enjoyed 😊
My most important question ever asked: what frequency is the tuning fork neurologists use most commonly tuned to?
Good question! The most common frequency for assessing vibration sense is 128 Hz 🎶
Enjoying the reaction videos! Thanks! 👍
Yes please follow up. I like his video’s but don’t understand the subtle details. I loved how you explained them while seeing you enjoy the videos at the same time.
Happy new year!
Im so inspired by you! I am right now doing pre-med so Im excited for the future
Hey Siobhan! I Am in high-school, and anything medical makes me uneasy. But I love to watch your channel to learn about medical things to make me more comfortable with it! I find it fascinating when you take time to explain things, cause it is very interesting to me, and it makes me feel like I have no a little "dose" of medical knowledge from your channel, instead of running completely in the other direction. Thanks so much Siobhan! Happy New Year
All I get from this is that internal medicine are real doctors lol
How are you always so happy? I’d love for you to do a video about that. Do you think you’re just naturally so? Interesting topic.
I went to an ent and he used a tuning fork
True!! It’s in their name… how could I forget to mention them! 😂
Some of the older Internal Medicine docs turn their need for minutiae into what feels like gaslighting! One would ask me what I wanted, I'd say, he'd nod, grab the chart, and then pause, "so you like to burden the liver then?", as a RN I'd say yup. Just to stop the ke ture! LoL
Love Dr. Glaucomflecken! I like internal medicine doctors, too. All the specialists suffer from the when-all-you-have-is-a- hammer-you-go-looking-for-nails syndrome. They miss an awful lot.
Your a great Doctor and I love your excitement you have for your job. I can tell how much you love to help people.
God Bless
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@@CamiWuzHere lol
I've just watched the most popular among Dr. Glaucomflecken videos, good one and I will share it with Dr. Thiago Amorim (he's a Brazilian anesthesiologist), I bet he will laugh too!
as a student, my longest ICU round I can't even remember how long. we started at 9am, was able to go get my computer, had a code went to that, came back and they moved to one patient so far. stayed, got hungry, was told I could go to lunch and come back after. I think we were 3 patients in. did our treatment rounds, and check vents (I'm going for respiratory) and by the time we were done, I had one more round before being done with clinical. Most of it was talking about history of what and why as well as insurance so even though it was long, I got to see a different aspect of the medical field.
omg the med tuber crossover we all wanted for years but didn't think we deserved. the class clown meets the straight A student
My brother, he's an internal medicine physician, and he seriously talks and does the exact same things. It's sooooooooo frustrating!!! 😂
I'm not a doctor but a zebra patient. I've heard extensive discussions on my recurring low to lowish potassium levels. An ED-doctor declared it as trivial and without cause for my current condition. The internal medicine resident disagreed, before the rheumatologist concurred with the ED-doctor and ordered wait and see.
I watch his shorts on the daily! He’s funny, you should check out Dr. Mike as well. I love him!
Yes. Please make a follow up. Contact them and get them to collab.
So I was a resident many years ago. Imagine this, we had a pulmonologist who normally did ICU rounds who got assigned rounds on the floor, but he was used to ICU rounds. Teaching rounds started at 8 am, at 12 pm we were half done but didactics started at noon. He dismissed us but told us we’d reconvene after to finish rounds. This lasted until 4 pm! A great deal of the time was spent deciding to involve this consultant and that consultant but by that time they had all gone home. The next day he would get angry because we had not gotten anything done!
I picked up "not uncommon" from my dad who was an engineer (retired). The idea of there being a gap between common and uncommon makes sense. Edit: Or maybe it makes more sense to say something is more towards common or uncommon but is closer to uncommon or common.
Love you reaction videos and other videos.. love the curbside consult 😊.. i’ve been on both sides too!! And end seeing the patient and give better and appropriate recommendations..
Can you talk more about ICU rounds? My grandpa was in the ICU a few months ago and the lead doctor had about 3 doctors in training with him going to every room and I wondered how that works.
Tell me when the vibration stops. Did it stop? Umm.. yes? You're no longer holding it against my leg. And then the foot scratching starts. 😜
Me and my friends love Dr. Glaucomflecken's tiktoks. Greetings from Honduras.
That´s a big yes for rheumatology reaction video. I love Dr. Glaucomfleckens content.
This is one of the best "sociologic" summaries of medicine ever! Everything from the endless, nonstop physiology reviews on rounds, to dreaded "curbside consults" and more! So amazing that in the 50+ years since I was in training, the "grammar" hasn't changed a bit. Oh, and as an endocrinologist, I also carried a tuning fork (for diabetic neuropathy) until I found that a smartphone could be programmed to vibrate at near 128Hz. And yes, medicine changes you, in some ways permanently. I'll bet 50 years from now, hearing a recording of a beeper beeping will raise the heart and respiratory rates.
This was hilarious 😂 I'm not even in the medical field but understood the vast majority of the "inside" jokes. (Not trying to make a pun here but if it happens, so be it.) I recently discovered his channel so I've been watching his videos.
The being careful with word choices reminds me of grad school and some legal writing I did for a past job. Misusing "significant" could kill your grade in a grad school paper 😅
Definitely do the rheumatology one.
Yes please do a follow up to this video! Always look forward to your videos coming out. It's such uplifting content....even your last video with the hook worms 🤣.
Hello Dr.Siobhan, So nice to see this hilarious video by the doctor to. another doctor. I love it Siobhan. I appreciate these kinds of doctors and yourself Siobhan for making the patients laugh by your hilarious videos. Laughter is the best medicine
😆😆😆Hey Siobhan! Happy New Year's Eve! This one was great and hilarious! I'm not a doctor but this is similar to diagnosing what is going on with a computer issue or network issue, I swear! a bunch of network engineers sitting around poking at the Jr. engineer! LMBO. Yes please do the Rheumatology one! That one should be an even more in depth flogging!😆 Have a happy New Year and can't wait to see what u bring us in 2023! Cheers!
DO IT!!!!!!! I’d love to see if they really use those many journals!!!!
Brilliant video DR Siobhan! Made me laugh have a lovely new year🎉 x
Reasons I'm soooo happy as a paramedic. We do the best we can in the time we have and treat with what most likely makes sense with the least possible side effects
Hi Siobhan, this video is really hillarious and interesting. Without your additional explanation there would have been a lot that I don't understand, but it would still have been funny, because it is obvious that the doctors are competing for who knows everything better than the other. Such games also go on in other professions. Yes, please make a video on reumatology.
good evening to u @Violin MD watching from the Philippines.. I'm your new subscriber ...🥰🥰🥰❤🩹💓💙💜🤎💚
I work with an Internal Med doc. Before I found Dr. Glaucomflecken's videos, I thought my doc was just being super weird and overly wordy.
I get it now. I get it.
I love you’re videos. Very detailed videos. You are amazing! 🤗
Oh wow, the freckles!!! Freckles freckles freckles... so many freckles... my god, it's full of freckles...
Um, sorry, go on 😅
Do rheumatologist check for electrolyte imbalances, including intracellular, and what might cause muscle loss, cramping, weakness?? If not you, I'd love to know who to see.
I’m sure you’ve answered this question before, but, what’s been your favorite thing about being in the medical field up to this point?
Please do more reactions to Dr G! This was amazing!