Also sketch: so basically the joke is that everyone watching knows you don't just invite a crowd to watch a birth Dr. Mike: explains why you don't just invite a crowd to watch a birth
My mom had a routine pap smear and came home really pissed because a group of people walked in DURING her pelvic exam and all the doctor said was, "Oh, these are medical students observing procedures for the day, don't worry about them". Not every doctor acts like a professional and not every doctor cares about how the patient feels. So when I find a good doctor I stick with them and recommend to all my friends. I've heard some weird stuff from my friends over the years and had a couple bad experiences myself.
CCs is a unit of measurement when administering medication in the form of liquids - IV, shots, even breastmilk being administered to newborns in the NICU
8:11 My mom actually told me that WHILE she was giving birth, as in pushing my sibling out, someone asked if med students could come in to watch and needed my mom's consent and at that point it wasn't her biggest concern so she just let them in. She told me "they probably plan it that way because a woman actively giving birth wouldn't really care". This was in the 80's in Finland for context. They probably don't do that nowadays but it definitely was a thing!
My toddler's doctor let's him play with the reflex hammer and asks if he can bang on the floor with it, to see if he can follow the instructions plus also check his spine. Maybe try that instead of fetch lol
I've always been curious to know what those reflex tests are meant to find, mainly because it just never works on me. I can reliably do it to my partner when he's just relaxing on the lounge though, just innocently watching TV and I carefully move my hand across and *bonk* his foot jumps.. good fun But yeah, anyways.. my reflex response is broken, it's cancer isn't it?
I've had dysthymic periods in my life (part of PDD), and I wasn't always grumpy. It was more like a feeling of persistent weariness, where I was never able to fully enjoy anything because I knew it was fleeting and I didn't think I really deserved it anyway. It's pretty bad, 0/10, would not recommend.
The webMD one is so accurate, I remember looking up "headaches and nosebleeds" online once and I swear it told me I had something like "stroke-induced nostril AIDS-cancer"
I just wanted to know why my feet hurt really bad the next morning after doing a lot of work on my feet the previous day ( was really bad when I worked in a bakeshop ). Web MD told me it looked like planters fasciitis, but reading more into it made it seem more like an injury like tendonitis so I still don't know what's wrong with my feet.
"High blood pressure is a silent killer" Absolutely, My dad is almost 60 and had never had his blood pressure taken. After a trip to the optician where they found a burst blood cell in his eye, it was recommended he got his blood pressure taken, so he went down to the local surgery, due to Covid he had it taken by a machine rather than a doctor, he was sent on his way but then a day later they asked him to come back in, his blood pressure was so high they genuinely believed their machine was broken, the GP said that my dad should be dead, he had never seen blood pressure so high, he was rushed to hospital and spent 4 days in CDU as they tried to get his blood pressure down, Dad's high blood pressure is genetic so there were no environmental signs and he appeared and felt fit and healthy. Moral of the story: Go in for regular check-ups, get your blood pressure taken, have blood tests, because there are so many things like blood pressure that can sneak up on you.
I didn’t know that I had HB till I went for a pre op appointment. It was so high that they did an EKG, before I got permission for the operation. After the operation, I went on meds to bring it down. I then started to reduced salt in my diet and started to exercise a bit. My doctor monitors it now. While I am still on meds, they are a a lower amount, than at first, and, overtime, by changing some of my food choices, I have lost a little bit of weight.( I am not overly overweight). This happened a couple of years ago, and given the medical situation we are in, I am happy that I found out. Stay safe, stay sane, be well
Someone I knew got into a bad wreck that halfway internally ripped his arm off (the socket was still connecting the bones but most of the ligaments were torn clean apart). His BP was like 250/195 or something like that. The doctor who checked him said he should be dead. It didn't help that he was drinking a gallon of soda a day for decades.
My husband had HB for over 20 years. He knew about it, but never had it checked out. Even in Europe with all the free health care, it doesn’t help, if you don’t check. End of the story… he died in 2018 at the age of 47, do to heard failure…
fun fact - if you have both major depressive disorder AND dysthymia (now called persistent depressive disorder), it’s nicknamed “double depression”. my psychiatrist told me this in an attempt to cheer me up about the diagnoses 😂
I’ll put a jacket on top of it and then when someone is having a problem and they don’t know what to do I’ll just tell them “LOOK AT ME” and take off the jacket like some kind of movie scene and then they will know what to do
I had a child in 1986 and at about 7 or 8cm a doctor and his whole medical class came in and stood around my bed asking if the could observe. I was way past the trying to be nice stage. I missed my epidural window, so no pain meds at all. I think my head spun around like the exorcist as I told them to get out.
We do thinks a little differently now lol. Also anyone who tells you there’s an epidural window is lying to you. An epidural can be effective within 25-30 mins and pushing can last hours. All the professional societies recommend counseling and providing an epidural whenever a patient decides they want one during the labor process.
Fun fact about the Monty Python sketch, Graham Chapman (the blonde one) was actually a qualified doctor but never went forward with his medical career because his comedy career took off. We can see how much he really learned in med school 😂
My girl is a diagnostic sonographer who has worked at multiple hospitals and outpatient facilities, so I've been subjected to regular earfuls about the topic at 9:25 on a daily basis for years now. From how she says it, healthcare being unpredictable is rarely the cause of delays. It seems to be mostly due to overbooking patients in the same time slots, patient regularly showing up on time instead of 15 minutes early for the paperwork, and doctors requesting stat examinations when they shouldn't. My response to the paperwork reason is always, "if you want the patient to show up at 2:45 for a 3:00 appointment, just tell them the appointment time is 2:45"...
Dr. Mike: "Why is the surgeon doing the anesthesia? There should be an anesthesiologist in the room monitoring the patient" Me: laughs in veterinary medicine 😂 Love you Dr. Mike, not meant as a jab, human doctors are amazing! The professions are just so different, couldn't help throwing it out there
When you were talking about throwing a block for the child to get, it reminded me to much of the story Mom loved to tell. Apparently when I was a small child, my doctor balled up a piece of paper and threw it on the floor for me to pick up. According to the story, I told him that HE made the mess. He should pick it up. The doctor was not amused, and told my mother I was a very rude child. So, yeah. Not sure what that said about my development as a child, but hey, Mom got an absolute kick out of it. Anyway, I love your videos, love your sense of humor. You just strike me as a person with a lovely view on life, who genuinely cares for those around them. Keep doing what you're doing, my dude.
That's another reason why throwing something for the child to pick up probably isn't the best way to check reflexes. What if the kid simply doesn't want to? When they were trying to check my older brother's coordination, they wanted to see how high he could stack a tower of blocks. But he would stack two or three and then knock them down again just for fun. The nurse or whoever was "how can I check his coordination then?" and my mom was like, "is that what you're checking? He can take a cassette tape out of the tape player (this was in the 80's) and turn it over to the other side." And they're like, "Oh. Maybe our test wasn't so good after all."
This is an old video but I'm doing a binge watch of Dr Mike's stuff. I can't stop laughing at how outraged & serious he is explaining why these comedy sketches are SO WRONG! (because we all believe the appendix sits directly behind the heart) 😂
8:38 - My mom told me that a bunch of med students did come in during my birth (1983)... She was surprised and not very happy about it, but had too much else to deal with at the time to do or say anything.
He did one like that in a collab with Glam and Gore ♥️ he rated horror scenes on medical accuracies! I think it might be on her channel it was very good!
6:18 I believe EOG should be a real thing. When I turned 40 suddenly I cared who was on my lawn. I got agitated seeing children linger around my area of responsibility like a delinquent. Ugh, I even refer to seemingly up to no good children as delinquents now. This is a REAL diagnosis loool. I've caught myself doing the speed limit in the far left lane on empty roads. This is unacceptable!
One of my most ugh moments was realizing Karens are prob ppl who are outside the norm, maybe even have a disorder or condition, who just want that/their exp addressed.
That Monty Python skit with the machine that goes “ping” kills me every time 😂 I have a myriad of chronic illnesses and was admitted a few months ago on a continuous infusion of a few IV meds and I swear, one of the machines during set up made the same “ping” and I’d lose it laughing every time 😂
7:15 Yay, first time I heard someone mention dysthymia. I wouldn't say that grumpiness is a symptom (though irritability in children and adolescents is more common). More that feelings, especially joy, are subdued (anhedonia). If anyone thinks they may have depression but believes the symptoms are too weak to be depression it may be dysthymia. It's also chronic and so it can easily be confused as "that's just how I am"
Is anyone else sad that he skipped the part in the Python sketch where the doctor tells the mother not to push because she's "not qualified"? The whole sketch was meant to be commentary on how cold and clinical the birthing process had become, and how doctors would perform C-sections at the drop of a hat.
Having kids, the first years are earily similar to having a dog. The phrases, "Sit", "Come here" and "Good boy" are very, very common. Not to mention how happy they are when we play outside...
Elon musk is actually kinda an idiot. The hyperloop is pure fantasy. SpaceX is trash. Etc. Check out thunderfoot, he has great videos on many musk things that... They sound good on paper, but end up being some of the dumbest ideas ever devised.
That Monty Python Sketch brought back memories of when I was pregnant with my second child in 1981 & I had a pain free labour, without any pain drugs or an epidural. Sometime during the labour someone came in & asked if I would mind if some student nurses came in to observe for a while because pain free labours are quite rare so it would be a fantastic learning opportunity for them to witness it. I said OK & about 1 minuet later a whole heap of student nurses filed in with their nursing teacher & proceeded to just stare at me. Pretty obvious that they already had them lined up outside the door hoping that I would say yes lol.
What I like the most about dr Mike is how cheerful, relaxed, and cool-minded he is in all of his videos, while simultaneously being immensely knowledgeable and and an expert in his field. God bless you Dr. Mike. Always be you.
I like the variety. Always knowledgeable, almost always with strong views. Sometimes relaxed, sometimes on the edge of hyper, as if he's barely controlling his reaction to all the coffee he's drunk.
When mikhail said “hypertension causes diabetes and that might cause kidney failure” i was alarmed because my father (a person who takes extreme tension!) was showing symptoms of a not good kidney...he wasnt digestingg food properly and as an Indian household, we cook spicy food and my father wasnt just able to digest it. We did go for a checkup and turns out he has is on verge of diabetes and some fattening of kidney! Well this video just ‘saved me’ so thankyou Mikhail. Wish could thankyou personally. Would love if you plan a trip to India. And great content man! Love and respect
When I was in labor, the nurse asked if it was alright for a group of student nurses could watch while they checked how far I was dilated. One of the student nurses was a stoner buddy of my brother’s from high school. Very surreal
I love how Doctor Mike always explains, why you probably have to wait longer for your appointment. And the Web MD was so accurate 🤣🤣🤣 including the med commercials. Great and funny video. Peace and Love ✌🏽❤️
And yet, the entire joke is left out completely. In another sketch they joke about the difference between the protestant NHS birth versus the Roman Catholic birth at home.
"Why is the Surgeon doing the anesthesia" Me: Theres a difference !?!?! * I never knew XD, bec. Before having Hickman line back then I only saw the Surgeon and Nurses before I get knocked out hehehe..
Okay.... so I'm actually quite young- but I just wanna say thank-you Doctor Mike, so, SO much...! I really am inspired off of you, and learn so much. Considering I want to be a doctor, you're my biggest help! Keep up the amazing work-!
THATS AMAZING. I am a medical assistant and worked in many doctors offices. I don't think that is a think in the US since I didn't know that was a thing until now!
Yeah, it's so weird. When Mike got annoyed at paper I was like: "Is that even a thing?.." I've never seen those paper napkins where I am O.o Everyone is using cotton ones (or I guess it's cotton, maybe not)
Yeah we use those in the emergency department where I am in the US, but I feel like generally in primary care settings you use paper...not sure why though?
First off, TYSM for featuring Studio C in this video. They are my favorite sketch comedy group EVER. Secondly, I can't edit to save my life, but....I can cook. And bake. I've baked over 1,000 cookies in the last 3 months, and I would love an opportunity to cook and/or bake for you!
The “paper problem” thing reminded me of the Movies Insider video about silent props for movies. Real paper would be too noisy on film. It turns out, fibrous nonwoven fabric works well as an alternative - it’s the same material as coffee filters. So let’s put giant coffee filters on these hospital tables!
We're honored to be here. Oh and if you ever need surgery yourself just let us know... (we know a guy)
@@zzzzaav Awww yeah aww yeah?
Yo, where Scott sterling at?
Big fan
I love your content. It never fails to brighten my day 🙂. Can’t believe Dr Mike reacted to a couple of the sketches that’s awesome
OMG WAIT STUDIO C REPLIED HAHAHAHHA
Nice
Sketch: So basically the joke is that the doctor is bad at his job
Dr. Mike: This sketch is inaccurate. The doctor is so bad at his job
Also sketch: so basically the joke is that everyone watching knows you don't just invite a crowd to watch a birth
Dr. Mike: explains why you don't just invite a crowd to watch a birth
@@Nukepositive He's just doing his job smh. He's clarifying for the special ones who don't understand that.
LOL
Imagine bullying a doctor LOL
@@KILLRXNOEVIRUS Tis just a little goof
Studio C had some of the best sketches on the internet back in the day.
The good old days
@@amylewis4988 I watch them all the time!
I'm not too keen of the new cast. The old ones are grown to me T-T
SCOTT STERLING
THE MAN...
THE MYTH...
THE LEGEND
then they broke off. The good old days
My mom had a routine pap smear and came home really pissed because a group of people walked in DURING her pelvic exam and all the doctor said was, "Oh, these are medical students observing procedures for the day, don't worry about them". Not every doctor acts like a professional and not every doctor cares about how the patient feels. So when I find a good doctor I stick with them and recommend to all my friends. I've heard some weird stuff from my friends over the years and had a couple bad experiences myself.
Dr Mike: Wants to hire an editor
Me on google: *how to edit*
Lmfao-
Google: You have cancer
🤣🤣🤣
🤣
💀💀💀💀
Lol when he slaps that pt for “reflexes”
I died at that lmfao-
Was the test about:
A) The patient's reaction to being slapped.
B) The patient's ability to dodge the slap.
C) Both
D) Neither
Lol
@@KayronTheFifth ...both? Oh god, it's both isn't it?
@@scottwpilgrim Good idea, the answer list has now been expanded.
dr mike is gonna be the kind of dad that you can’t show a meme to because you’ll end up getting a lecture instead
Well, don't they all?
But a nice lecture
So true
We will be the kind of dad to lecture and then use the meme and then get more kudos for it than the kid did. 😂
That's my parents
I show them meme and i have to explain them first and later get lectured about it....
2:08 Studio C!! YES!! Love that show, at least the old ones.
"But then I noticed... the knife."
Doctor Mike: * facepalm*
Me: Yep, that's about right.
Yeah, knives can cause kidney failure too. Lol
@@erwolf r/technicallythetruth
2:25 "You don't start saying you 'need CCs' of _anything_ "
What if _CCs_ stands for *_Chest Compressions_* ?? 🤔 :O
CCs is a unit of measurement when administering medication in the form of liquids - IV, shots, even breastmilk being administered to newborns in the NICU
@@ms.merrymadness3380 Yes. This was a joke.
I lost it at after 3:15 😂😂😂😂😂
@@HalcyonSerenade In doctor terms, there is no jokes
@@ms.merrymadness3380 r/woooosh
"But then I noticed the knife."
Well, my own cause of death appears to have been laughter.
the cure chest compressions chest compressions
Lets see how many subs can i get from this comment
@@Purpur_Oswa none
@@Purpur_Oswa none
I thought he died of untreated diabetes but that when I noticed the knife
I love how serious he is when he is watching these medical sketches
Me too - it's always an opportunity to get his very serious points across in a humerous context.
Never clearly understood medical sketches, but him getting triggered is fun to watch.
First!
I was diagnosed with dysthimia and it is a low grade but extremely persistent depression that can get worse
@@juliemcpherson331 May God help you through your life. And may your condition never worsen.
8:11 My mom actually told me that WHILE she was giving birth, as in pushing my sibling out, someone asked if med students could come in to watch and needed my mom's consent and at that point it wasn't her biggest concern so she just let them in. She told me "they probably plan it that way because a woman actively giving birth wouldn't really care".
This was in the 80's in Finland for context. They probably don't do that nowadays but it definitely was a thing!
I HOPE THEY DONT DO THAT ANY MORE!
You know Dr. Mike is fired up...his neck veins are popping !
The VASCULARITY
We need a chibi Dr. Mike with Anime crosshatch on forehead!
7 years younger than Dr. Mike and slightly appalled that he doesn't know what Monty Python is 🤣
I am shocked!
That, or the fact that he missed the joke about 'only who was involved' 😂
10 years younger and baffled I was exposed to Monty pythons when I was very young dad showed me holy grail probably way too young
12 days younger than Dr Mike and I agree!
If I were Doctor Mike's daddy, he would've seen The Meaning Of Life as a child.
Man, I used to watch Studio C all the time, back with the old cast
Ya me too
Agreed
Like your pfp
@Landon Wood totally
Same
My toddler's doctor let's him play with the reflex hammer and asks if he can bang on the floor with it, to see if he can follow the instructions plus also check his spine. Maybe try that instead of fetch lol
Never thought someone would actually give dr mike tipps in the comments
Yes, something a child would actually WANT to do. Brilliant.
I've always been curious to know what those reflex tests are meant to find, mainly because it just never works on me.
I can reliably do it to my partner when he's just relaxing on the lounge though, just innocently watching TV and I carefully move my hand across and *bonk* his foot jumps.. good fun
But yeah, anyways.. my reflex response is broken, it's cancer isn't it?
I'm an adult and if it was kinda played as a joke I'd wanna play fetch....
Do.... do they need to crack ribs for a gall bladder op.....I'm down for one and didn't know that till now
"definitely not a robot"
that's exactly what a robot would say.
He makes his patients solve captcha's for him in name of examination
We need a chaptcha test ASAP
That's exactly what a robot would say is EXACTLY what a robot would say
I've had dysthymic periods in my life (part of PDD), and I wasn't always grumpy. It was more like a feeling of persistent weariness, where I was never able to fully enjoy anything because I knew it was fleeting and I didn't think I really deserved it anyway. It's pretty bad, 0/10, would not recommend.
I thought all periods induce grumpiness?
@@dionlindsay2 and this is what we refer to as “throw the whole man away”
The webMD one is so accurate, I remember looking up "headaches and nosebleeds" online once and I swear it told me I had something like "stroke-induced nostril AIDS-cancer"
I recently found out that an ingredient in Pepto Bismol turns your poop black. I looked up black poop, and they told me it was stomach cancer.
@@Wynner3 Your excrement also turns darker the more concentrated it is, due to bilirubin.
@Cannan Baldwin joe need to work on your jokes mr
I punched my symptoms into web md and it said I had IBD. I had cancer
I just wanted to know why my feet hurt really bad the next morning after doing a lot of work on my feet the previous day ( was really bad when I worked in a bakeshop ). Web MD told me it looked like planters fasciitis, but reading more into it made it seem more like an injury like tendonitis so I still don't know what's wrong with my feet.
"High blood pressure is a silent killer"
Absolutely, My dad is almost 60 and had never had his blood pressure taken. After a trip to the optician where they found a burst blood cell in his eye, it was recommended he got his blood pressure taken, so he went down to the local surgery, due to Covid he had it taken by a machine rather than a doctor, he was sent on his way but then a day later they asked him to come back in, his blood pressure was so high they genuinely believed their machine was broken, the GP said that my dad should be dead, he had never seen blood pressure so high, he was rushed to hospital and spent 4 days in CDU as they tried to get his blood pressure down, Dad's high blood pressure is genetic so there were no environmental signs and he appeared and felt fit and healthy.
Moral of the story: Go in for regular check-ups, get your blood pressure taken, have blood tests, because there are so many things like blood pressure that can sneak up on you.
I didn’t know that I had HB till I went for a pre op appointment. It was so high that they did an EKG, before I got permission for the operation. After the operation, I went on meds to bring it down. I then started to reduced salt in my diet and started to exercise a bit. My doctor monitors it now. While I am still on meds, they are a a lower amount, than at first, and, overtime, by changing some of my food choices, I have lost a little bit of weight.( I am not overly overweight). This happened a couple of years ago, and given the medical situation we are in, I am happy that I found out.
Stay safe, stay sane, be well
BP is weird man. I had a lady once like.. 230/100 who seemed otherwise fine, and a perfectly healthy 6'2 dude with 60/40.
Someone I knew got into a bad wreck that halfway internally ripped his arm off (the socket was still connecting the bones but most of the ligaments were torn clean apart). His BP was like 250/195 or something like that. The doctor who checked him said he should be dead. It didn't help that he was drinking a gallon of soda a day for decades.
I am 23 years old and healthy, but i have regularly 180/100 blood pressure.
My husband had HB for over 20 years. He knew about it, but never had it checked out. Even in Europe with all the free health care, it doesn’t help, if you don’t check. End of the story… he died in 2018 at the age of 47, do to heard failure…
Crying when he “checked” the patient’s reflexes. I may or may not have watched it 3+ times and laughed harder each replay.
There was one in the Monty Python tv series where the doctor checked the reflexes on two ladies by opening and closing his coat quickly.
I rarely burst out laughing at videos, but this was one of those times. 😂
fun fact - if you have both major depressive disorder AND dysthymia (now called persistent depressive disorder), it’s nicknamed “double depression”. my psychiatrist told me this in an attempt to cheer me up about the diagnoses 😂
"I understood that reference"
- Dr. Mike and Captain America
This is what I'm looking for 😍
"I do understand the reference"
**Happy cameraman noises**
the fact that Dr. Mike did get the reference makes me wish he was my personal physician.
@@UltimateGamerCC Hahaa
Oh my god he just ran in
Doctor Mike: ELON MUSK...SOLVE THE PAPER PROBLEM
elon musk: * shoves teslas into each room*
IMAO
I mean there’s be no space left for the paper so problem solved?
@@emilykrey5319 EXACTLY and sooner or later all the health supplies will be replaced with tesla car tuning equipment
Great, now the hospitals will catch on fire thanks to lithium-infused stiffened paper.
I just love how passionate your are about chest compressions. Your vein in your neck always pops 😂😂❤️
You need to make t shirts that just say "CHEST COMPRESSIONS" repeatedly on them. I'd buy it.
he already has them I think
He wore it on his reaction to The Office
I’ll put a jacket on top of it and then when someone is having a problem and they don’t know what to do I’ll just tell them “LOOK AT ME” and take off the jacket like some kind of movie scene and then they will know what to do
I’d buy it too but I’m broke
He has
I had a child in 1986 and at about 7 or 8cm a doctor and his whole medical class came in and stood around my bed asking if the could observe. I was way past the trying to be nice stage. I missed my epidural window, so no pain meds at all. I think my head spun around like the exorcist as I told them to get out.
Whaaaaat they were already there and THEN they asked?? Yeah I would've gone fully possesed and demonic too.
whaaaa
We do thinks a little differently now lol. Also anyone who tells you there’s an epidural window is lying to you. An epidural can be effective within 25-30 mins and pushing can last hours. All the professional societies recommend counseling and providing an epidural whenever a patient decides they want one during the labor process.
I saw Matt Meese on the thumbnail and immediately clicked. I was very excited to watch a real doctors reaction to “Worst Doctor Ever”
Me too
Same omggg
saaaame! and then it wasn't the whole sketch....
Same bro
Same
Fun fact about the Monty Python sketch, Graham Chapman (the blonde one) was actually a qualified doctor but never went forward with his medical career because his comedy career took off. We can see how much he really learned in med school 😂
I never knew a doctor would be my favourite youtuber before 2020 but here we are
Same
Sameee
Yes , he is very good .
Have I just never noticed that his eyelids are so peachy colored, or is he wearing eyeshadow today haha
My eyes start to look like that when my kid keeps me up all night and im exhausted 😂
I think it's from a lack of sleep
he explained he has allergies
Omg yeah
@@katrinabouchard6387 I know allergies aren’t fun but can the allergies I currently have give me a lovely fleshy peachy colored eyeshadow look too? 🙈😂
Doctor Mike getting visibly frustrated at that paper and asking Elon Musk to help, all while still smiling. That's such a mood 😅
My girl is a diagnostic sonographer who has worked at multiple hospitals and outpatient facilities, so I've been subjected to regular earfuls about the topic at 9:25 on a daily basis for years now. From how she says it, healthcare being unpredictable is rarely the cause of delays. It seems to be mostly due to overbooking patients in the same time slots, patient regularly showing up on time instead of 15 minutes early for the paperwork, and doctors requesting stat examinations when they shouldn't. My response to the paperwork reason is always, "if you want the patient to show up at 2:45 for a 3:00 appointment, just tell them the appointment time is 2:45"...
"I have so many questions - "
Me: "Oh honey. It's Monty Python. You're going to have so many more questions before it's done." xD
Imagine if he reviewed the organ donation sketch?
@@Hanmerhack Or the birth of the universe...
The best part is that Graham Chapman actually had a medical degree.
@@cylonred8902 That with the ObGyn Mom
This guy is a doctor, and runs a whole TH-cam channel. Big props to this guy for the hard work💙👏
This quote is true about people who don’t do Chest Compressions first “Do not put off until tomorrow what can be done today”
Ninja never quit and so won't medical professionals.
I see you’re a man of culture as well.
Studio C, Robot Chicken, and College Humor are all hilarious, also Portlandia is a show I have been dying to watch
Dr. Mike: "Why is the surgeon doing the anesthesia? There should be an anesthesiologist in the room monitoring the patient"
Me: laughs in veterinary medicine 😂
Love you Dr. Mike, not meant as a jab, human doctors are amazing! The professions are just so different, couldn't help throwing it out there
"I'll take a vet over an MD any day. They gotta be able to cure a lizard, a chicken, a pig, a frog-- all on the same day."
I’m also a vet and we have nurses monitoring the patient during surgery! But yeah there’s a lot of difference between our proffesions otherwise 😆
@@JuliaMStenberg Totally, no disrespect to the nurses/technicians that do so much before, during, and after procedures. We'd be nothing without them 💗
A show with Vet guest host would be interesting.
As a Vet Tech I'm snickering... I've never met a Vet that monitors their own patients.
When you were talking about throwing a block for the child to get, it reminded me to much of the story Mom loved to tell. Apparently when I was a small child, my doctor balled up a piece of paper and threw it on the floor for me to pick up. According to the story, I told him that HE made the mess. He should pick it up. The doctor was not amused, and told my mother I was a very rude child. So, yeah. Not sure what that said about my development as a child, but hey, Mom got an absolute kick out of it.
Anyway, I love your videos, love your sense of humor. You just strike me as a person with a lovely view on life, who genuinely cares for those around them. Keep doing what you're doing, my dude.
Doesn’t sound like you were rude at all sounds like you had a very good understanding of responsibility
That's another reason why throwing something for the child to pick up probably isn't the best way to check reflexes. What if the kid simply doesn't want to? When they were trying to check my older brother's coordination, they wanted to see how high he could stack a tower of blocks. But he would stack two or three and then knock them down again just for fun. The nurse or whoever was "how can I check his coordination then?" and my mom was like, "is that what you're checking? He can take a cassette tape out of the tape player (this was in the 80's) and turn it over to the other side." And they're like, "Oh. Maybe our test wasn't so good after all."
Doesn't sound like a rude child at all! Sounds to me like a child raised to understand personal accountability! The doc was rude! Cute story ☺️
You skipped the best part of the monty python skit. "Is it a boy or a girl?" "It's a little early to force gender roles on them don't you think?" 🤣
They were ahead of their time
@@Joffrerap
They truly were!
And the first time John Clesse's character says "And get the machine that goes "PING!"
@TESSA MEYER Absolutely!
@TESSA MEYER once I saw screenshots of that bit on either r/egg_irl or r/traaa lol
This is an old video but I'm doing a binge watch of Dr Mike's stuff. I can't stop laughing at how outraged & serious he is explaining why these comedy sketches are SO WRONG! (because we all believe the appendix sits directly behind the heart) 😂
8:38 - My mom told me that a bunch of med students did come in during my birth (1983)... She was surprised and not very happy about it, but had too much else to deal with at the time to do or say anything.
Doctor Mike: *we want to you to be be our editor*
Me with 0 editing skills: *okay* 👁️👄👁️
Same 😂
I have some editing knowledge (which I got excited about) but when I read the description for qualifications, I realized I have legit no talent 😅😂😂😂
I’d love to see a “doctor reacts to horror movie medical scenes” like Regan’s treatment in The Exorcist! Maybe in October it’d be more appropriate 😂
He did one like that in a collab with Glam and Gore ♥️ he rated horror scenes on medical accuracies! I think it might be on her channel it was very good!
Dare I suggest..."Human.." nah, forget it...
6:18 I believe EOG should be a real thing. When I turned 40 suddenly I cared who was on my lawn. I got agitated seeing children linger around my area of responsibility like a delinquent. Ugh, I even refer to seemingly up to no good children as delinquents now. This is a REAL diagnosis loool.
I've caught myself doing the speed limit in the far left lane on empty roads. This is unacceptable!
One of my most ugh moments was realizing Karens are prob ppl who are outside the norm, maybe even have a disorder or condition, who just want that/their exp addressed.
Back in the day, Studio C had some of the finest drawings on the internet.
@@artisticjewel4552 stfu
"Doctor reacts to 'VIRAL' medical sketches"
Hehe... doctor joke..
This kind of humor is
_pathological_
@@ScientistCat indeed
Jesus Saves Love God✝️
That Monty Python skit with the machine that goes “ping” kills me every time 😂 I have a myriad of chronic illnesses and was admitted a few months ago on a continuous infusion of a few IV meds and I swear, one of the machines during set up made the same “ping” and I’d lose it laughing every time 😂
You have the right attitude atleast. If you love monty python you will also like wkuk.
I'm just sad that Dr. Mike seems to be new to the miracle of Monty Python.
you were lucky, you had the “the most expensive machine in the hospital” …the machine that went “Ping”!
Monty Python just gets everyone in a good mood! hope you're doing well!
The genius of Monty Python! I haben't seen The Meaning of Life for 30 years, but That little scene brought it all back.
7:15 Yay, first time I heard someone mention dysthymia. I wouldn't say that grumpiness is a symptom (though irritability in children and adolescents is more common). More that feelings, especially joy, are subdued (anhedonia). If anyone thinks they may have depression but believes the symptoms are too weak to be depression it may be dysthymia. It's also chronic and so it can easily be confused as "that's just how I am"
Is anyone else sad that he skipped the part in the Python sketch where the doctor tells the mother not to push because she's "not qualified"? The whole sketch was meant to be commentary on how cold and clinical the birthing process had become, and how doctors would perform C-sections at the drop of a hat.
I asked if they had the machine that goes ping when I had my son :)
“Definitely not a robot”? That sounds like something a robot in disguise would say
Doctor mike sus.
Having kids, the first years are earily similar to having a dog. The phrases, "Sit", "Come here" and "Good boy" are very, very common. Not to mention how happy they are when we play outside...
lmbo I can't wait till I have a kid... XD
yeah, but then the kid turns into an annoying teenager and the dogg is just fluffier and sounds better so would you ever make a baby.
To make it more spookily correct, earily is actually spelled eerily.
well considering pets have the intelligence of around a 3 year old... its not surprising.
When I get older I want to be an anesthesiologist, so when ever Mike mentions something about anesthesia, I get hyped.
“ELON MUSK!! WE NEED YOU!!” I’m 💀
Elon musk is actually kinda an idiot. The hyperloop is pure fantasy. SpaceX is trash. Etc.
Check out thunderfoot, he has great videos on many musk things that... They sound good on paper, but end up being some of the dumbest ideas ever devised.
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Dr. Mike's Patient: Has foot pain, checks WebMD
WebMD: You are having a heart attack
Plot twist, WebMD was actually right
I'm glad we bigfoots are a lot tougher than humans and don't need much medical care out here in the wilderness
That Monty Python Sketch brought back memories of when I was pregnant with my second child in 1981 & I had a pain free labour, without any pain drugs or an epidural.
Sometime during the labour someone came in & asked if I would mind if some student nurses came in to observe for a while because pain free labours are quite rare so it would be a fantastic learning opportunity for them to witness it. I said OK & about 1 minuet later a whole heap of student nurses filed in with their nursing teacher & proceeded to just stare at me. Pretty obvious that they already had them lined up outside the door hoping that I would say yes lol.
Patient: hey does an apple a day keep the doctor today?
Doctor: only if you aim it well enough
😂 😂 😂
LOLOL
Rotfl
but if the doctor's attractive.... ;)
@@NinjaFlibble Then aim it at someone else so he has to stick around to treat them 🤣🤣🤣
@@eph2vv89only1way
I like the way you think 😉
Mike: focusing on no anesthesiologist
Also mike: ignoring that the surgeon doesn’t look at what she’s doing
What I like the most about dr Mike is how cheerful, relaxed, and cool-minded he is in all of his videos, while simultaneously being immensely knowledgeable and and an expert in his field. God bless you Dr. Mike. Always be you.
I like the variety. Always knowledgeable, almost always with strong views. Sometimes relaxed, sometimes on the edge of hyper, as if he's barely controlling his reaction to all the coffee he's drunk.
Dr. Mike...I absolutely Love your reactions....not only are they usually hilarious, but they are informational........Chest compessions!!!!
No one:
Dr. Mike: “ELON MUSK! WE NEED YOU! SOLVE THE PAPER PROBLEM!”
I actually got fright when he yelled ELON MUSK! lol
He scared me
That was a call from the deepest part of his soul
@@Ka74Ever 😂
Lol When He Slaps that pt for "reflexes"
*claimed* :)
claimed
Well how about that? I didn't even know. 25 minutes so far 😁
Here :)
Claimed :)
When mikhail said “hypertension causes diabetes and that might cause kidney failure” i was alarmed because my father (a person who takes extreme tension!) was showing symptoms of a not good kidney...he wasnt digestingg food properly and as an Indian household, we cook spicy food and my father wasnt just able to digest it. We did go for a checkup and turns out he has is on verge of diabetes and some fattening of kidney! Well this video just ‘saved me’ so thankyou Mikhail. Wish could thankyou personally. Would love if you plan a trip to India.
And great content man! Love and respect
Hypertension doesn't cause diabetes but it can put you at a higher risk for developing it.
You are being put under for an operation and the last thing you hear before your conciousness fades.... "LEEROOOYY JENKENNNSSS"
The one thing you really don't want to hear from any doctor:
"Whoops"
Doctor Mike: "Salt is a silent killer"
Americans: "How are we not dead though-"
My Family: *no salt to be seen but our only teensy tiny salt shaker*
So you dont cook.
You'd be surprised how many things you buy from the store has bucket loads of salt. XD
Same. My doctors have been telling me to eat more salt forever cause I hate salt and never eat salty foods.
People: Creates sketches for fun*
Dr Mike: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
When I was in labor, the nurse asked if it was alright for a group of student nurses could watch while they checked how far I was dilated. One of the student nurses was a stoner buddy of my brother’s from high school. Very surreal
I love how Doctor Mike always explains, why you probably have to wait longer for your appointment.
And the Web MD was so accurate 🤣🤣🤣 including the med commercials.
Great and funny video.
Peace and Love ✌🏽❤️
“Why is the mask not up?” A question I have to ask every time I’m out in public 🙃
Ahh, Monty Python. They would forget the patient. "And now for something completely different"
Meaning of Life
And yet, the entire joke is left out completely. In another sketch they joke about the difference between the protestant NHS birth versus the Roman Catholic birth at home.
Bahahahaha
Ministry of silly walks 🙃
@@christophercox9311 you mean Birth - the third world (Yorkshire).
4:19 EVERY MEDICAL ARTICLE EVER MADE
nobody:
not a single soul:
dr. mike: ELON MUSK!! WE NEED YOU!
This was the breaking point, I bursted laughing.
@@BeAWritter Same hahahaha
Dr Mike: I’m looking for an editor
Me: googling how to become an editor
😂
Almost me too.... 🤣
Google search result: you have cancer.
I'm waiting for T-shirt with "CHEST COMPRESSIONS" 😂
The fact that you reacted to studio c made my day!
"Why is the Surgeon doing the anesthesia"
Me: Theres a difference !?!?!
* I never knew XD, bec. Before having Hickman line back then I only saw the Surgeon and Nurses before I get knocked out hehehe..
Oh honey yes.
Honey yes
I thought spongebob would just do the job
Yes, and being an anesthesist is super hard too!
@@misterminutes4504 lol
doctor mike doesn’t realize, but he’s making everyone quarantine better
You stole a comment 3 secs after it was posted. Speedrun lmao
Could you shout my channel out
I've subed to u
Yes
frrr
"you don't need cc's of anything" yes you do, CC's! Chest Compressions!! 🤣
Okay....
so I'm actually quite young-
but I just wanna say thank-you Doctor Mike, so, SO much...!
I really am inspired off of you, and learn so much.
Considering I want to be a doctor, you're my biggest help!
Keep up the amazing work-!
When you find out Dr Mike doesn’t know about Monty Python.
Saddest day in my life
But honestly though, the first week of my midwifery degree they showed that sketch. Everyone needs a machine that goes ping
... or The Meaning of Liff.
*Shaking my head*
So sad...
6:09 That is the same reason why my dad and older brother wanted to name my baby brother Leroy Jenkins.
I'm going to hear this in my sleep.
"CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS!"
I've heard it so much I feel it every night.
Not me, I hear Stayin' Alive. Disco Saves Lives!
8:20 I totally heard "Nurses are the best for managing who comes in and out of the WOMB" 🤣
Not sure if available in the US, but there are “bed wraps” available. It’s like the surgical shoe cover material, fits the bed like a fitted sheet.
Mattes protector?
THATS AMAZING. I am a medical assistant and worked in many doctors offices. I don't think that is a think in the US since I didn't know that was a thing until now!
Yeah, it's so weird. When Mike got annoyed at paper I was like: "Is that even a thing?.." I've never seen those paper napkins where I am O.o Everyone is using cotton ones (or I guess it's cotton, maybe not)
It's not fitted around the bed but we do have these plastic like coverings, at least where I'm from
Yeah we use those in the emergency department where I am in the US, but I feel like generally in primary care settings you use paper...not sure why though?
3:50 i was so ready for him to say, its almost always going to be cancer
3:15
Pretend to drop and politely ask them to pick it up. Same task but framed so that you're not playing with a pet.
First off, TYSM for featuring Studio C in this video. They are my favorite sketch comedy group EVER. Secondly, I can't edit to save my life, but....I can cook. And bake. I've baked over 1,000 cookies in the last 3 months, and I would love an opportunity to cook and/or bake for you!
Yay Studio C! Please do more clips from Studio C, there are so many good ones. And Horrible Histories!
"There. Sleepy time. c: "
That was the most terrifying moment in that sketch. Yes. More than the circular "bone"saw.
"Why would they hit the patient's head like that?"
Me, who trips and falls every few months: She'll be fine.
7:11 The definition of what I needed in 2020
"we're losing him! we're losing him!!"
sermon: *oops got something on my scrubs*
Jesus: Sermon, if your not going to save the poor man then I will!
I just pressed on it, literally, because of Studio C XD
So did I. Love Studio C
Ikr
“The ribs aren’t in the way!!” You tell em dr. Mike
The “paper problem” thing reminded me of the Movies Insider video about silent props for movies. Real paper would be too noisy on film. It turns out, fibrous nonwoven fabric works well as an alternative - it’s the same material as coffee filters. So let’s put giant coffee filters on these hospital tables!