I literally just fell off my bed laughing when he put on the Charge Nurse cap. Lesson learned, make sure you're sitting securely before watching this channel!
My favorite charge nurse when I worked in the ED was a 5’2, maybe 110lb when wet, delicately beautiful woman with the absolute sweetest disposition… until you copped an attitude or dared treat one of her nurses badly. She could fire off a stream of profanity laden threats that would make even the neurosurgeons sweat, stammer, and apologize. I’ve seen her stand toe to toe with a big suddenly belligerent patient, staying between him and her team while security was still on the way. That woman was steel and fire, and an absolute angel of a friend 🥰. Man I miss those ED days. Closest crew you could ever hope for.
I love when people underestimate others due to their physical appearance, The 'delicately beautiful' is the important part - some little people look like they are closer to hell and will bring their homeland to you. The ones who look like pixies and act sweet are the shockers
@@AstarteElviraLyana "some little people look like they are closer to hell and will bring their homeland to you" Okay I'm 5"2" and I'm using some version of this in an argument as soon as possible.
That's all our local charge nurses 😂 I think that particular set of characteristics is a part of the job description. I watched this 4'8 and 6 month pregnant charge nurse at a local hospital go toe to toe with a 6'6 jacked psych patient that literally threw one of the hospital security guards across the main ER nurses station. That patient was absolutely terrified of her and there was a very tense standoff between them when she stood up off her exercise ball...
@@kaine2416 “when she stood off her exercise ball” 😂. Oh man, I swear that’s a prerequisite cause many of ours had them too. The maternal power of a woman protecting her crew is an incredible thing to witness. I would fault no nurse for not engaging, but jeebus, when the crap hits the fan, I knew that crew all had each other’s backs. Steel dispositions, get shit done attitudes. And led by the bravest tiny generals in the entire hospital.
I’m a gen. surgery resident and just completed 2 years (the unwritten rite of passage from the bottom of the barrel to someone that matters) and cant believe how universal some of your character portrayals are. You hear some of these so many times in the OR that they become background noise. (My favorite is when the surgeon gets frustrated with the incision they themselves made too small to move comfortably inside the abdomen and shout at anesthesia that the “patient is straining!”)
I was in surgery as a 3rd yr medical student when the surgeon dropped the scalpel. I knew he’d be pissed and the next time I did anything wrong (retractor holding, suture cutting etc) I’d get yelled at. So I said, “I’m sorry!” The surgeon looked at me puzzled and said “Why are you apologizing for that?” I said, “I’m the medical student. Anything that goes wrong is my fault.” He laughed and situation relieved, making me safe from getting randomly yelled at. Needless to say I went into a non surgical specialty, Internal Medicine & Infectious Diseases, because I didn’t fancy getting yelled at. 😎
@@kathycarbone7545 your weakness disgusts me. How can one not feel the joy of being yelled at for no particular reason! Needles to say, I'm a heart surgeon. I enjoy hell, it's warm in there *please help*
Absolute gospel. Old scrub tech here. AKA expert witness to the scenarios and behaviors. I was in the OR mid 80’s in a Catholic hospital when the DON was a nun. Their greatest fear back then- and hopefully today was THE change nurse. Lol. Love the content!
@@rebeccac.l.5601 My uncle did a lot of pranks at the catholic hospital he was a med student (or maybe resident, don't remember now) at. Best (worst?) was he took off his pants and underwear and lied on an obstetric bed with his feet in the stirrups and a sheet covering him. Had his friend run to get a nun nurse yelling "the baby's coming out already, help!" The nun runs over to the bed and lifts up the sheet and sticks her head under it. Lucky for him, in Germany they had a pretty good sense of humor about that kind of stuff so he didn't get in too much trouble by the school.
@@cryptonema Grand rounds is where an individual or team will present an interesting clinical case. Internal medicine grand rounds are thought to be threats because their grand rounds are very, very detailed and long. Anaesthetics and Surgery might have to present to the general hospital grand rounds, but they'll likely get their registrars to do it. They participate more in M&Ms (Morbidity and Mortality meetings where they go through things hat went wrong and how to prevent them)
Even as an internist, I shudder at grand medicine rounds. Half the time it's the older semi retired docs that are just bored, and love speculating and bragging for 25 minutes
*gasp* "Charge nurse!" I've had many surgeries. Lots of hospital stays. As a experienced patient, yes... Accurate. I had a charge nurse threaten to break my fingers once. I was just back in my room after surgery. Still drugged. I wanted to see the incision, so I was picking at the dressing. This Viking warrior woman came into my room. Big, tall, 2 grey braids over each shoulder. Honestly, she was only missing a horned helmet to finish out the Viking look. She saw what I was doing and her first words were, "you keep picking at those and I'll break your fingers." I loved her instantly. She was great, no nonsense, no filter, awesome care, tolerated no bs. I couldn't get away with anything. Trust me, lol I tried. Never mess with charge nurses. I'd love a video of neurology vs charge nurse.
Omg that was my charge nurse my first few years in nursing we called her the “queen of restraints” and she was known for getting the violent patients back in bed before they hurt themselves. She was short, overweight and in her mid 60s, ex military. She wasn’t even interested or looked like her HR hit above 70. “Nope back in the bed” to brain tumor patients trying to open windows to escape or “no we’re not doing that sir” to a large bloody naked man threatening her life at the station. She didn’t give a shit. Security knew Deb would likely have their back and keep the patient safe until they came to their senses.
She's my idol. I'm too small and meek to get away with that. For some reason, all these stories I hear about badass teachers and nurses would get me written up if I tried it.
My grandma was a theatre/OR charge nurse and she was truly the most formidable woman you'd ever meet. She raised my mum to be extremely strong and independent, and likewise my mother raised me to be the same. I'm so grateful for the legacy she passed down.
I’m a plastic surgery resident and the best situation I’ve experienced yet was, when the anaesthesiologist moved the croc shoe of one of the chief surgeons during an operation. He had to do several x-Rays during the procedure and slid out of his shoe. I saw it from the other side of the table how anaes. shoe appeared under the table and pushed the shoe slightly away and to the side. It was honestly hilarious.
Anaesthesiologist here, too. We have two operating units: a fancy new one and the old one with only four operating rooms. We do mostly regional anaesthesia and sedation in the latter... no wifi, lead walls and the computers are only connected to the intranet. It's hell.
Loving the content as always.. currently an intern and one day a pediatrician.. cant wait to be confident enough to wear mouse ears, unicorn bands, paw petrol shirts..😁😁😁
Rather than confidence, I think they just lost the wherewithal to care...so I think you're waiting for the wrong thing XD I wish you good luck and speedy graduation!
Charge Nurse is the ultimate cheat code!!!! Let me tell you something Mr. Content Creator.... I've learned more about the healthcare system and the inner workings of a hospital staff in the last 3 months from your videos... and been thoroughly entertained. THANK YOU. 🖤
It’s true 😂 I did a surgery like 4 months ago and they were missing around until the charge nurse came and she started talking to them like she was disciplining kids😂😂😂
I'm a ward clerk, it's true the nurses are amazing. But even the most experienced veteran nurse dreads hearing "there is no clerk today". Ask any of the nurses (including the charge) that I work with, and they'll tell you it's clerks that run the place. Even doctors don't mess with the clerks.
I’m a nurse and I have zero respect for nurses they are bottom feeders with minimum education just a bunch of nanny’s reporting to the dr and getting yelled at by other nurses arrogant losers
As a post anesthesia nurse for nearly 20 years....I COULD NOT STOP LAUGHING!! OR Charge Nuses RULE. I have watched many a surgeon leveled by one. And just about ANYTHING that go wrong in OR can be blamed on anesthesia, who are my most favorite medical practitioners. I have always thought just as much or more consideration should go into the choice of anesthesia as your surgeon. The surgeon is focused on their little scrubbed area of work. The REST of the body's function and maintenance belongs to anesthesia: heart, lungs, kidneys, brain oxygenation, safety etc. I've had two major surgeries in my life and I wasn't afraid to request my anesthesiologist of choice. Or tell the surgeon who would never be allowed to touch me. One surgeon I even told her if so-and-so walks into my room I will get dressed and leave!! My request was honored.
Who’s next? Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease? Neurology and Neurosurgery? Bill and the Cardiologist? Bill was ready to throw hands at the Christmas party.
@@dkebun7577 emergency med and infectious disease,,,, well I am an emergency med resident and my father is an infectious disease attending. So i understand whats gonna happen 😅😅😅
Got my state exam from maxfax surgery tomorrow, and the 2 minutes of this video were the only non-stressful 2 minutes of my day today, thank u Dr Glaucomflecken
This is awesome. I had surgery in August and the Anesthesiologist couldn't find a vein in me(related to my medical condition but he pin cushioned me!). An hour later and my normally super nice surgeon was getting really antsy with Anesthesia. When the Anesthesiologist angrily demanded that someone turn that music off, I was getting a little nervous because it had been so long and I had holes all up and down both arms. Then Anaesthesia was wrenching a tourniquet around arm number one again, so tight I thought it was going to cut through to the bone. I must have inhaled, because my surgeon came over, put his hand on my shoulder and was like, "I will get someone to find you a warm blanket!" while glaring at the gasman. I bet the drape was high for that one.
Home girl charge nurse does NOT play. Have fun discussing the intricacies of all the classes of blood pressure meds for 4 hours with IM. Enjoy! Charge nurse has no time for fawkery.
As a student, I used to always enjoy IM grand rounds. They had it at noon. There was a buffet of food. It was hot, good, and free. I have no idea what they were talking about, but it was always a very popular conference.
Yessss !!! ER doctor here ! I am early ! ;) OMG is always 50cc blood loss (EBL) HAHAHAH ! This is a classic.... You are a creative genius ! STAY SAFE ALL !!!!
I felt that charge nurse hat coming I still laughed raucously to the point that I couldn't breathe. Everyone knows who really controls the operating room...
When a charge nurse says try me it's the same energy as when your grandma says your full legal name + any extras you have earned like a confirmation name.
When I started as an EMT, a charge nurse threw an apple at me because when I walked in the ER, I made the mistake of saying that it was quiet. Never mess with charge nurses! 😂
Current med-surg RN and I start my RN CVOR fellowship in one week, tell me why this made me more excited than anxious 😅 As soon as the therapist said "I don't want to have to do this" I was like "Ooooh the NURSE" but the hat SENT ME 😂🤣❤
I am a paramedic, and where i am from you need to work certain hours in the hospital before you can paramedic. i was in anaesthsia for less than a week but this is the most accurate depiction of it.
I was a practicing CRNA for 24 years, both in and out of the US Navy. I can readily attest to the veracity of this entire scripted set of characters. "50 cc Blood Loss"??? Classic. Which generally accompanies "We used a lot of irrigation". Spot on.
Actual argument between neurosurgery and anesthesia when I worked in the OR. “Anesthesia, it’s hot in here” “It’s 60 degrees.” “Can you turn down the temperature?” “I CAN, but I won’t because I really don’t want to give the patient, myself, and the circulator hypothermia”
You don't mess with the charge nurse. One told off a surgery fellow because he was being rude to the interns; she said he was NOT allowed to speak like that in her OR. From what I heard, he was much more pleasant after that.
This reminds me of a charge nurse I met who was a retired Army Master Sergeant. If you don't know what that is, but have met a Sergeant, a Master Sergeant is a master of everything sergeants do. It usually takes about 15-18 (though 8 years can happen in some specialties) years to earn, including picking up a Master's Degree (but the degree subject doesn't have to have _anything_ to do with the job . . . just _a_ master's degree). Do 20-30 years to retirement, then get a "real" job where you have to pay your own rent and insurance, possibly for the first time in your life, but you are no longer personally responsible for 50-300 lives day-to-day and personally responsible for 500 million to 20 billion dollars of hardware -- in other people's hands!
during my anaesthesia internship I witnessed so many quibbles in OR and I can definitely say personalities according to specialities are as universal as medical textbooks
the "no more than 50 cc of blood loss" made me guffaw. so damn true. though one time, my attending said 100 cc, and everyone turned to look at him, in shock... lmao
That internal medicine grand ward round tho 🤣🤣🤣 I followed a specialist for 1-2 months. His rounds started at 8am and finished at 5pm. He did the round twice a day 🤣 but I like it because I learned a lot. And I lost 5kgs that month 🤣🤣
I literally just fell off my bed laughing when he put on the Charge Nurse cap. Lesson learned, make sure you're sitting securely before watching this channel!
There are worse ways to become a fall risk.
I spilled my bedpan watching this 😭
@Dr.Glaucomflecken,
Why do the pathologists get no love from you?
@@quantrum75 the who?
@@rebeccac.l.5601
That cut deep... 🙂🙂
"Do not drape glare me" is my new favorite threat
YES
It’s a good one to be sure, but I’m preferential to “I have to put on the hat”. Instant terror from both surgery and anesthesia!
This is SO good!
Next couple in therapy: Cardiology and Nephrology!
Oh god yes, that's one I'm on the edge of my seat for
Honestly!
Oh I can’t wait
Oh Lawd..that's gonna be a sight to behold. I am so looking forward to that! 😊
Im wait for neurology and psychiatry 😂😂
My favorite charge nurse when I worked in the ED was a 5’2, maybe 110lb when wet, delicately beautiful woman with the absolute sweetest disposition… until you copped an attitude or dared treat one of her nurses badly. She could fire off a stream of profanity laden threats that would make even the neurosurgeons sweat, stammer, and apologize. I’ve seen her stand toe to toe with a big suddenly belligerent patient, staying between him and her team while security was still on the way. That woman was steel and fire, and an absolute angel of a friend 🥰.
Man I miss those ED days. Closest crew you could ever hope for.
I love when people underestimate others due to their physical appearance, The 'delicately beautiful' is the important part - some little people look like they are closer to hell and will bring their homeland to you. The ones who look like pixies and act sweet are the shockers
Wow strong woman... Good example of a nurse who cares.
@@AstarteElviraLyana "some little people look like they are closer to hell and will bring their homeland to you" Okay I'm 5"2" and I'm using some version of this in an argument as soon as possible.
That's all our local charge nurses 😂 I think that particular set of characteristics is a part of the job description. I watched this 4'8 and 6 month pregnant charge nurse at a local hospital go toe to toe with a 6'6 jacked psych patient that literally threw one of the hospital security guards across the main ER nurses station. That patient was absolutely terrified of her and there was a very tense standoff between them when she stood up off her exercise ball...
@@kaine2416 “when she stood off her exercise ball” 😂. Oh man, I swear that’s a prerequisite cause many of ours had them too.
The maternal power of a woman protecting her crew is an incredible thing to witness. I would fault no nurse for not engaging, but jeebus, when the crap hits the fan, I knew that crew all had each other’s backs. Steel dispositions, get shit done attitudes. And led by the bravest tiny generals in the entire hospital.
I’m a gen. surgery resident and just completed 2 years (the unwritten rite of passage from the bottom of the barrel to someone that matters) and cant believe how universal some of your character portrayals are. You hear some of these so many times in the OR that they become background noise. (My favorite is when the surgeon gets frustrated with the incision they themselves made too small to move comfortably inside the abdomen and shout at anesthesia that the “patient is straining!”)
Hi, I am also a resident -fifth year- and I feel happy whenever we are featured here. It makes me feel important. Good luck in your studies.
I was in surgery as a 3rd yr medical student when the surgeon dropped the scalpel. I knew he’d be pissed and the next time I did anything wrong (retractor holding, suture cutting etc) I’d get yelled at. So I said, “I’m sorry!” The surgeon looked at me puzzled and said “Why are you apologizing for that?” I said, “I’m the medical student. Anything that goes wrong is my fault.” He laughed and situation relieved, making me safe from getting randomly yelled at. Needless to say I went into a non surgical specialty, Internal Medicine & Infectious Diseases, because I didn’t fancy getting yelled at. 😎
@@kathycarbone7545 your weakness disgusts me. How can one not feel the joy of being yelled at for no particular reason! Needles to say, I'm a heart surgeon. I enjoy hell, it's warm in there *please help*
@@therealKJMD Please tell me that typo was intentional 😆👍
to someone that matters lmao. trying to feel better?
Absolute gospel. Old scrub tech here. AKA expert witness to the scenarios and behaviors. I was in the OR mid 80’s in a Catholic hospital when the DON was a nun. Their greatest fear back then- and hopefully today was THE change nurse.
Lol. Love the content!
You got stories! 🤣
Oof, never mess with the nuns.
@@rebeccac.l.5601 My uncle did a lot of pranks at the catholic hospital he was a med student (or maybe resident, don't remember now) at. Best (worst?) was he took off his pants and underwear and lied on an obstetric bed with his feet in the stirrups and a sheet covering him. Had his friend run to get a nun nurse yelling "the baby's coming out already, help!" The nun runs over to the bed and lifts up the sheet and sticks her head under it. Lucky for him, in Germany they had a pretty good sense of humor about that kind of stuff so he didn't get in too much trouble by the school.
@@rebeccac.l.5601 @Old Nurse Ratchet or old scrub techs 😉
Hearing "grand rounds" sent shivers down my spine. This skit went from comedy to horror in seconds. Amazing transition Dr. Glauc.
What is grand rounds mean in this context?
@@cryptonema Grand rounds is where an individual or team will present an interesting clinical case. Internal medicine grand rounds are thought to be threats because their grand rounds are very, very detailed and long. Anaesthetics and Surgery might have to present to the general hospital grand rounds, but they'll likely get their registrars to do it. They participate more in M&Ms (Morbidity and Mortality meetings where they go through things hat went wrong and how to prevent them)
@@AstarteElviraLyana i was about to explain it to that lad. Glad that you came in as my Jonathan.
@@AstarteElviraLyana Thank you for the explanation
Even as an internist, I shudder at grand medicine rounds. Half the time it's the older semi retired docs that are just bored, and love speculating and bragging for 25 minutes
*gasp* "Charge nurse!" I've had many surgeries. Lots of hospital stays. As a experienced patient, yes... Accurate. I had a charge nurse threaten to break my fingers once. I was just back in my room after surgery. Still drugged. I wanted to see the incision, so I was picking at the dressing. This Viking warrior woman came into my room. Big, tall, 2 grey braids over each shoulder. Honestly, she was only missing a horned helmet to finish out the Viking look. She saw what I was doing and her first words were, "you keep picking at those and I'll break your fingers." I loved her instantly. She was great, no nonsense, no filter, awesome care, tolerated no bs. I couldn't get away with anything. Trust me, lol I tried. Never mess with charge nurses.
I'd love a video of neurology vs charge nurse.
she seems absolutely badass wao!
You deserve a medal for how much you made me snicker with that comment of yours 😂😂!
Nah, there will be no dramas. Neurology is smart enough not to pick on Charge Nurse.
Omg that was my charge nurse my first few years in nursing we called her the “queen of restraints” and she was known for getting the violent patients back in bed before they hurt themselves. She was short, overweight and in her mid 60s, ex military. She wasn’t even interested or looked like her HR hit above 70. “Nope back in the bed” to brain tumor patients trying to open windows to escape or “no we’re not doing that sir” to a large bloody naked man threatening her life at the station. She didn’t give a shit. Security knew Deb would likely have their back and keep the patient safe until they came to their senses.
She's my idol. I'm too small and meek to get away with that. For some reason, all these stories I hear about badass teachers and nurses would get me written up if I tried it.
As a charge nurse, I truly appreciate that representation 😂😂😂
I roared when he put on the hat! I'm an ICU nurse. Somehow I feel this in my soul...
😂😂😂
My grandma was a theatre/OR charge nurse and she was truly the most formidable woman you'd ever meet. She raised my mum to be extremely strong and independent, and likewise my mother raised me to be the same. I'm so grateful for the legacy she passed down.
I’m a plastic surgery resident and the best situation I’ve experienced yet was, when the anaesthesiologist moved the croc shoe of one of the chief surgeons during an operation. He had to do several x-Rays during the procedure and slid out of his shoe. I saw it from the other side of the table how anaes. shoe appeared under the table and pushed the shoe slightly away and to the side. It was honestly hilarious.
I seem to recall a little lube gel maybe getting into a surgeon's croc shoe....not sure how...
I often slip out of one shoe mid-surgery and during residency one of my favorite CRNAs would randomly steal it 😂
@@Avarren CRNA is one I haven't seen before. What's it stand for?
@@jake12step Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
Thank you 👍
Considering how close we are to Nurses Week, this content was received with warmth in my heart.
im an anesthesiologist. taking away wifi is literally the worst thing you can do to us
Anaesthesiologist here, too. We have two operating units: a fancy new one and the old one with only four operating rooms. We do mostly regional anaesthesia and sedation in the latter... no wifi, lead walls and the computers are only connected to the intranet. It's hell.
@@ElanorNandaroe Buy yourself a retro handheld like a RG351V or a RG350 and put some classic games on it. SNES games work well.
if you like video games, this is why excessive DRM is bad.
all these anti-consumer shenanigans is a special kind of cancer.
I hate to reinforce the stereotype, but a decent crossword puzzle, sudoku, or just a book on the phone will do just fine in lieu of wifi.
@@animeanibei concur, what I do during night shifts in the ER too, still best ideas.
I am a psychiatry resident and I can confirm that threats and ultimatums are time-tested psychotherapy techniques.
Would make some fun therapies
Wow
Wow, I thought it would be not ethic😅
Loving the content as always.. currently an intern and one day a pediatrician.. cant wait to be confident enough to wear mouse ears, unicorn bands, paw petrol shirts..😁😁😁
Just do it! Rip off that adorable Band-Aid, put on unicorn headband, cover yourself in stickers and embrace it. Sincerely a pediatrician.
I believe in you, wear those unicorn headbands
Don't wait... Just do it, that's the only thing that stopped my kid from ripping their docs eyes out
Rather than confidence, I think they just lost the wherewithal to care...so I think you're waiting for the wrong thing XD I wish you good luck and speedy graduation!
Embrace that part of yourself. You are working toward making children healthy and happy. Grab that paw patrol shirt and make yourself awesome.
Charge Nurse is the ultimate cheat code!!!!
Let me tell you something Mr. Content Creator.... I've learned more about the healthcare system and the inner workings of a hospital staff in the last 3 months from your videos... and been thoroughly entertained. THANK YOU. 🖤
If the charge nurse ain't happy, ain't nobody happy.
It’s true 😂
I did a surgery like 4 months ago and they were missing around until the charge nurse came and she started talking to them like she was disciplining kids😂😂😂
Nurses are the medical institution equivalent of sergeants in the army. Don't mess with them: They RUN that joint!
Especially charge nurses!!!
Don't forget the unit secretary,she knows all the hiding places,room codes,back lines AND the master schedule
@@cherylcarlson3315 our ICU monitor tech is also the unit secretary and without them everything would likely fall apart in seconds.
I'm a ward clerk, it's true the nurses are amazing. But even the most experienced veteran nurse dreads hearing "there is no clerk today". Ask any of the nurses (including the charge) that I work with, and they'll tell you it's clerks that run the place. Even doctors don't mess with the clerks.
I’m a nurse and I have zero respect for nurses they are bottom feeders with minimum education just a bunch of nanny’s reporting to the dr and getting yelled at by other nurses arrogant losers
I remember seeing someone comment about the couples therapy idea and now you brought it to us. Thank you for listening to the flock, doc Glauc
Oh, God. This is brilliant and absolutely see myself in that possible future.
Bro qué haces acá? Igual re buen video así que entendible
Bro estudias medicina??
@@RamiRO6621 Soy anestesio y sigo a Doc ya desde antes de que le dedicara más tiempo a TH-cam.
@@zephbelinski544 Sí. Bueno, termine hace dos años, soy anestesiólogo.
"You're not allowed to bring food in the operating room, I've tried!"
10/10
As a post anesthesia nurse for nearly 20 years....I COULD NOT STOP LAUGHING!! OR Charge Nuses RULE. I have watched many a surgeon leveled by one. And just about ANYTHING that go wrong in OR can be blamed on anesthesia, who are my most favorite medical practitioners. I have always thought just as much or more consideration should go into the choice of anesthesia as your surgeon.
The surgeon is focused on their little scrubbed area of work. The REST of the body's function and maintenance belongs to anesthesia: heart, lungs, kidneys, brain oxygenation, safety etc.
I've had two major surgeries in my life and I wasn't afraid to request my anesthesiologist of choice. Or tell the surgeon who would never be allowed to touch me. One surgeon I even told her if so-and-so walks into my room I will get dressed and leave!! My request was honored.
Charge nurse cap ULTIMATE! LOVELY Dr G u rock !
As a retired RN, I absolutely loved the portrayal of a nurse putting fear into doctors!!
Who’s next?
Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease?
Neurology and Neurosurgery?
Bill and the Cardiologist? Bill was ready to throw hands at the Christmas party.
I think EM and ID
Cardiology and Nephrology
@@imeverywhere9633
EM & ID? What's that?
Jonathan & his Workload?
@@dkebun7577 emergency med and infectious disease,,,, well I am an emergency med resident and my father is an infectious disease attending. So i understand whats gonna happen 😅😅😅
Emergency vs Pulmonology/Intensivist or Cards vs Nephro.
Got my state exam from maxfax surgery tomorrow, and the 2 minutes of this video were the only non-stressful 2 minutes of my day today, thank u Dr Glaucomflecken
good luck buddy!
@@sekarnaradhita4498 thank u :) went well, if u need any maxillo facial surgery lemme know, ill hook u up
Aw hope it's continued to go well!
Yes! As a prior scrub tech and current nurse I can see this scenario happening!! Great work dr G
This is awesome. I had surgery in August and the Anesthesiologist couldn't find a vein in me(related to my medical condition but he pin cushioned me!). An hour later and my normally super nice surgeon was getting really antsy with Anesthesia. When the Anesthesiologist angrily demanded that someone turn that music off, I was getting a little nervous because it had been so long and I had holes all up and down both arms. Then Anaesthesia was wrenching a tourniquet around arm number one again, so tight I thought it was going to cut through to the bone. I must have inhaled, because my surgeon came over, put his hand on my shoulder and was like, "I will get someone to find you a warm blanket!" while glaring at the gasman.
I bet the drape was high for that one.
"I bet the drape was high for that one" had me cackling 😂😂
I'm always a pin cushion as well 😅
Nobody better mess with the charge nurse! She will make your life a living hell……just because she can.😂😂😂
Home girl charge nurse does NOT play.
Have fun discussing the intricacies of all the classes of blood pressure meds for 4 hours with IM. Enjoy!
Charge nurse has no time for fawkery.
“Surgery, I will actually let anesthesia go home at 3” “Anesthesia, I will sit here and add on every case surgery wants to add on Friday afternoon”
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes XD
These just keep getting better & better! Subtle comedy is awesome!
Petition for a full TV/web series with all the characters in the Glaucomflecken Cinematic Universe
Bad idea. This works because he is doing everything on his own with himself. A tv show will have different characters.
Don't need to, his YT videos are already a web series
@@pouriya8587 he has The Scribe
“Keep this up and you’ll be forced to go to internal medicine grand rounds” hit me harder than a semi truck, that’s so brutal 😂
As a student, I used to always enjoy IM grand rounds. They had it at noon. There was a buffet of food. It was hot, good, and free. I have no idea what they were talking about, but it was always a very popular conference.
As an internal medicine physician, we welcome anaesthesia and surgical for rounds with open arms ❤️
The charge nurse personality is so universal omg i was not expecting this laughter
YOU MAD LAD THE HOTLY REQUESTED COUPLES SESSION WE ALL WAITED FOR !!!!
This is brilliant. "You are not allowed to bring food to the operating table." is my favorite. 🤣🤣🤣
Wow! As an anesthesiologist, this was utterly hilarious!! 🤣🤣🤣
Can you be my mentor?
I’m an aspiring anesthesiology
Not sure how you found a cap that perfectly represents every charge nurse I have ever known...but there it is.
Yessss !!! ER doctor here ! I am early ! ;) OMG is always 50cc blood loss (EBL) HAHAHAH !
This is a classic.... You are a creative genius ! STAY SAFE ALL !!!!
I felt that charge nurse hat coming I still laughed raucously to the point that I couldn't breathe. Everyone knows who really controls the operating room...
In reality The surgeon tyrant of course...
yep and new york is on strike
See TV makes people think the surgeon is in charge of the OR. But we all here know, it’s the charge nurse. The benevolent ruler of the OR.
I came back to revisit this little gem. We need their review session or their grand rounds punishment skit please!!!
When a charge nurse says try me it's the same energy as when your grandma says your full legal name + any extras you have earned like a confirmation name.
as a nurse, i appreciated this on a deep level.
When I started as an EMT, a charge nurse threw an apple at me because when I walked in the ER, I made the mistake of saying that it was quiet. Never mess with charge nurses! 😂
Every nurse brings an apple with them to work, we use them to threaten the doctors 🤭
Current med-surg RN and I start my RN CVOR fellowship in one week, tell me why this made me more excited than anxious 😅 As soon as the therapist said "I don't want to have to do this" I was like "Ooooh the NURSE" but the hat SENT ME 😂🤣❤
"Drape Glare" is my new shoegaze band name.
Yay! We requested it, and the doctor delivered! I love that they're both terrified of the charge nurse (as they should be). 😂
I'm an Anesthesiologist this had me laughing my socks off ..opps I've an exam in 3 days ... thanks for a good laugh
The delivery of the lines... perfection.
The thermometer threat struck fear! 😂😂😂 they call me almost every day to change temps in the OR
Nothing other than a talking to from your mother is more persuasive than the " charge nurse". Very funny
I’m not even out of medical school, and the thought of internal medicine grand rounds sent shivers of fear down my spine
I’m not in the medical profession whatsoever, but I thoroughly enjoy your content! 👍🏼👍🏼
*watching as I stare over at my surgeon husband's compression socks and back-brace in the corner* 🤣
Dr. G, you just keep getting better and better. The nurse is so true.
Yaay! Couples therapy! I remember a few weeks back when one of your viewers suggested this and we thought it was such a great idea!
I am a paramedic, and where i am from you need to work certain hours in the hospital before you can paramedic. i was in anaesthsia for less than a week but this is the most accurate depiction of it.
I love the command that the OR Charge nurse wields! Your videos are so great and so on target!
I was a practicing CRNA for 24 years, both in and out of the US Navy. I can readily attest to the veracity of this entire scripted set of characters. "50 cc Blood Loss"??? Classic. Which generally accompanies "We used a lot of irrigation". Spot on.
I’m an operating room nurse and this is the funniest 💩 I’ve ever seen! 😂😂 So accurate!
I lost it at setting the OR to 70 degrees. As a child of a former OR scrub tech, if it is over 62 degrees it is too damn hot!
Actual argument between neurosurgery and anesthesia when I worked in the OR. “Anesthesia, it’s hot in here” “It’s 60 degrees.” “Can you turn down the temperature?” “I CAN, but I won’t because I really don’t want to give the patient, myself, and the circulator hypothermia”
I can't stop laughing. My favourite flowery bonnet!
That"try me" send chill down my spine
Petition to make a new regular character: the Charge Nurse
Omg - the transformation into charge nurse is Amazing
Yay! New character!! Charge nurse doesn't take anybody's crap 😂😂
Always bring food to the charge nurse! She can make or break your week lol
gee you nailed this one to a tee!!! Surgeons and Anesthesia always battle with the temp in the O.R!! Thank Goodness for Bier Huggers!!!
You make laugh so hard!! Congrats for your work!! Big hugs from Argentina!!🇦🇷🇦🇷
You don't mess with the charge nurse. One told off a surgery fellow because he was being rude to the interns; she said he was NOT allowed to speak like that in her OR.
From what I heard, he was much more pleasant after that.
Charge Nurse! Hysterical and true!!! Love it!
It's so true, though...the charge nurse is the one that brings down the punishments on disagreeing doctors! 🤣🤣
Omg the TEARS were flowing with laughter! I peed when the charge nurse cap came out!
This reminds me of a charge nurse I met who was a retired Army Master Sergeant. If you don't know what that is, but have met a Sergeant, a Master Sergeant is a master of everything sergeants do. It usually takes about 15-18 (though 8 years can happen in some specialties) years to earn, including picking up a Master's Degree (but the degree subject doesn't have to have _anything_ to do with the job . . . just _a_ master's degree). Do 20-30 years to retirement, then get a "real" job where you have to pay your own rent and insurance, possibly for the first time in your life, but you are no longer personally responsible for 50-300 lives day-to-day and personally responsible for 500 million to 20 billion dollars of hardware -- in other people's hands!
during my anaesthesia internship I witnessed so many quibbles in OR and I can definitely say personalities according to specialities are as universal as medical textbooks
I’m not sure which one I enjoy more: this one or the nephrology-cardiology showdown.❤️❤️❤️
Neurology with any other specialty will be absolute gold. He is mean to anyone and every specialty.
The way I screamed when the charge nurse hat came out.
the "no more than 50 cc of blood loss" made me guffaw. so damn true. though one time, my attending said 100 cc, and everyone turned to look at him, in shock... lmao
I love love loveeee your Anesthesiologist videos. They are hilarious. 😂😂😂😂
I have had a very good laugh. The argument about blood loss is so true. Oh no! Medicine Grand Round???
As a perioperative RN these are my two favorite characters.
😂😂😂😂 so accurate!! It’s charge nurse for me!!😂
Omg, all of your videoes are great, but I think this already is top 3 best. Cant stop laughing
Surgeons never admit to blood loss, I just add 100 or more to what they say. This was so funny!
I swear I've met that nurse before. Such a wonderfully terrifying person.
That internal medicine grand ward round tho 🤣🤣🤣 I followed a specialist for 1-2 months. His rounds started at 8am and finished at 5pm. He did the round twice a day 🤣 but I like it because I learned a lot. And I lost 5kgs that month 🤣🤣
Hilarious because it's so true! 70 degrees will melt the surgeons for sure.
The gasped “charge nurse” had my rolling.
When the Charge RN says: "Try me..." You know you fucked up!
Hospital Policy 101: Don't piss off the the charge nurse!
That 50cc blood loss was so classic. That exact number was written on my heart valve replacement surgery report
70 degrees I couldn’t stop laughing. I’m an orthopod and it’s never cold enough!
OMG! My wish came true! Thank you Dr. G! This anesthesiologist is over the moon 😁
The fact that I immediately knew it would be the charge nurse, even before he put on the hat 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Don't drape glare me!" 🤣🤣🤣
"..If you stopped cutting through all the arteries and veins"
Somebody call the ambulance for those burns 🔥🚑😂
This is not couple's therapy. This is kindergarten teacher breaking apart a playground fight.
You must know how amazing you are! thank you for bringing those characters to life (blood pressure😅🤣🤣🤣🤣)