I think he “suspected” SARS just to sound important. He did put his best “I’m a doctor, look how awesome I am” face when he said that. That is 100% something JD would do to impress a girl.
exactly, and the bars and stuff it was for comedic purposes and to be fair it was just in the head of JD too(meaning he was just imagining those things)
Very true! I’m a huge fan of scrubs and there are some pretty good episodes that are worth reviewing and to touch up of different topics I think Dr. Mike would like to review. One of my favorites: DOCTOR KEVIN CASEY aka Michael J Fox and the OCD :)
Fun fact if you didn't know: Zach Braff who plays JD grew up in South Orange, NJ and in high school was a cadet at the South Orange Rescue Squad. My dad trained Zach to be an EMT and was his actual first aid and CPR instructor. There's a Scrubs poster in the South Orange Rescue Squad signed by Zach that says, "Thanks for teaching me all I know about the medical field." I know being an EMT is not the same as being a doctor but I still thought it would be fun to know!
bros402 top idea! Samantha, get onto the podcast as a phone in guest. Joelle, the shows producer would soooo put you on based on this story. Plus they are doing it over zoom at the moment so you’d get to see his reaction lol. Email in, the email address is mentioned in the podcasts show notes I think.
Exactly! And JD is wearing a blazer because his shirt had short sleeves. And he was wearing the shirt because his red t-shirt was too short. He had nothing else to wear that day.
imagine: theres an emergency on a plane and they say "is there a doctor on board?" and someone stands up and is like "im a doctor but im a dermatologist" and the flight attendant goes "sit back down youre not a real doctor" and then another passenger goes "i watch Greys Anatomy" and the flight attendant goes "quickly come over this mans really sick" and they dermatologist is just sat there like 😳
I mean, even dermatologists go through the same courses at the start, they all have similar very basic training so even a dermatologist could save someone’s life
My mom is a nurse I can’t imagine if that would ever happen even with me like if me and my mom are on a plane and I was a bit older yeah I’d probably help but my mom would actually be the one doing things but if someone says they watch that and then they think they’re the best person ever at things I’m just gonna be like face palm times 99999999999999999999999999999999
"Why did he say SARS?" - Its just because he wanetd to impress his new girlfriend with his medical stuff, by saying it could be something very bad he makes his job seem more dangerous. Also the lockdown with the siren was a fantasy of his (he always 'flashes' out of the fantasies with the white and the woosh)
Good thing his videos are about the MEDICAL PRACTICES on the show and not a critique of the show itself. I know reading and comprehension can be hard for some people 🤦♀️
@@oliviad5087 I'm free to comment on anything he asks the viewers, because if it were only about the medical practice he wouldn't ask these things, olivia! also how do you make a connection to reading comprehension here? we are clearly watching videos. to be honest, olivia, it really feels like you are just looking for conflicts to draw your attention off something else. maybe .. idk ... start learning for that exam, talk to that person you are having difficultiers with or just deal with whatever else it could be that's making you this angry about nothing.
@@kitt_DE idk if ur serious rn cause that seemed like a normal sentence but you know doctors make mistakes right? Even simple stuff my guy. Its your standards that are way too high, he just misapplied a sunscreen...
Dr Mike: *watches an episode about a quarantine to be timely* Also Dr Mike: *somehow just turned it into another opportunity to teach us about chest compressions*
Doctor Mike: "If you don't know what a philly fluff is, you're missing out...and probably healthy." Me, staring at the chips and cookies I ate, and also not know what a philly fluff is: ...cool!
The beauty about Scrubs is that when they want to make things funny, they discard realism, but when they want to have more serious content they become more realistic, at least medically. Lol
The idea behind JD asking if he's been to Honk Kong after looking at only 3 simple symptoms and concluding that the pacient has SARS, it is exactly JD imitating the "genius doctors" of TV shows trying to impress the girl. The whole part of the alarm and iron gates closing are poetic exaggerations of the protagonist's imagination.
I mean he did get a lot of things wrong or not at all. I still enjoined watching this but I wonder if he watched any more of the episode rather than just the few clips we also saw. Would be better if he would genuinely watch the episode and react to that I feel.
I love how Doctor Mike takes everything too seriously. Show: "haha, something a doctor doesn't do. Which is obviously a joke." Doctor Mike: " Umm, thats not how a doctor does that thing."
I think his problem with it is more that some people think this is how its supposed to be. just look at the amount of people that think reality tv is real and not staged. and if they then try to us their "knowledge" in real life, people will actually get hurt.
The people above me are right. You’d be surprised how many people decide on a whim they want to be a doctor or lawyer from the glamour of these professional dramas.
Also agreed, love him unironically breaking down intentionally dramatized scenes😂 legal eagle does a similar thing where he gives grades based on legal realism to fictional shows. Did one about willy wonka once. But I didn’t watch Charlie and the chocolate factory and think “wow this wonka guy is really violating a lot of labor and child endangerment laws💀”. So it’s not like people take these seriously...I hope. Wired also has a series that does the same too, where professionals react to scenes about their professions. Love the ones with the trauma surgeon..Annie? I think?. I may have an addiction to professional react videos🥴....and reddit text to speech videos for some reason. That last part was unrelated.
@@leilanidru7506 i would also hope that people dont take it serious and know its a joke, but you never know... and it as he said when talking about the monitor, its not that hard to actually get the stuff right in the first place.
It cut out but they asked if the patient had been to China (specifically Hong Kong) where SARS originated. The reason everyone thought the doctor was stupid is you find out the patient went you Hong Kong 20 years ago.
@@StillJustDreaming There's that, and also accidents happen and sometimes we get sunburns on the one weird place we'd never thought of puting sunscreen on.
Dermatologist joke is made. Dr Mike: I can only imagine how dermatologists feel on a plane when... Me: Yeah, yeah...I get it. He's going to say "They're doctors, and all doctors are capable of..." Dr Mike: They don't know what to do. Me: ...Oh.
Not terribly long ago there was an article about cabin crew asking for a dr on a flight. One passenger stood up, she is an OB/GYN (from Houston? Can't recall the departure/arrival of the flight) and a black woman. They told her that they needed an actual dr, then there was something about her providing ID proving she's a dr. Then when a white guy offers his service (he works in the medical field but is NOT an MD) the crew never asked for proof from him, and he's who the crew chose to assist the passenger.
I dont know about the US, but in Germany all doctors know the basic stuff. His example with the allergic shock was really bad because thats a thing a dermatologist can encounter regulary because they also do test which can lead to a allergic shock where epipen is needed.
@@foty8679 a teacher I had in high school’s daughter just moved here from Ukraine and she basically thought our doctors were lazy for specializing and not knowing as much as they can 😅😅
@@wfly81 Do you think the vast majority of high-IQ jobs are occupied by White people 'because racism'? It's for a REASON. White people invented planes, they sure as hell are better equipped to also fly them.
@@LM-tc6cc well I can at least tell you that we're not taught that in the United States. In fact if you want to become CPR certified here you have to pay to take a class.
🤔 Speaking of doctors eating unhealthy food, there's an episode on Scrubs that talked about how Elliott voices how doctors should set an example for their patients for being healthy and of course things go south. The episode is called My Inconvenient Truth, I so would like to see your take on it.
I figure it's like me watching a teacher/education movie. Oh, I get the humor or whatever, it's just so painfully *wrong.* I have to leave lest my head explode.
@@AshesAshes44 Exactly that. Also the fact that Dr. Mike doesn't watch these shows in canonical order. He typically watches just the Pilot of some series, or select episodes that have been heavily recommended based on its content. It isn't always a big deal. Scrubs specifically however sometimes has sub plots / story lines that get put down and picked up again often. Missing 1 episode never did any harm, but missing 2-3 episodes, and I was completely lost.
Joanna Benevides Yes, you’re absolutely right. Although I have to say that it’s not that much fun watching these videos because he just doesn’t grasp the content in the right way and that puts the show in a bad or at least ‘uncomfortable‘ light.
@@AshesAshes44 Eh, I think you can get out of your profession to enjoy a movie. I mean, I work in VFX...so if I was put out of a show every time I saw some VFX weirdness in a shot, I wouldn't have enjoyed a single movie in the past 7 years =')
@@RomainDelmaire Ha! I couldn't watch Avatar because the movement was just a tiny bit wrong. It was torture to watch, and I gave up ten minutes in. Never underestimate a person's ability to make themselves disgruntled, I say
There’s now a Scrubs podcast that I listen to. They were actually awarded by AMA with having most accurate medical show at that time. Beating ER and other shows. Many medical students would tell them certain medical jargon they already knew was because of Scrubs.
"We don't have metal doors dropping and alarms ringing like that." I refuse to visit any hospital that doesn't henceforth. Sure i'll die in a few years from a toothache but it is a small price to pay for taking medicine seriously.
"These chest compressions are so fake!" Yeah, no kidding! JD isn't going to give a guy who's fine actual chest compressions- you can break ribs that way! Kylie probably wouldn't know the difference even she was watching head on
Exactly! She isn’t a medical professional, she’s a bartender (in the series) and JD is only doing and saying most of the things Dr. Mike is critiquing to attempt to impress her.... which, he admits, are lies (later).
Everything PAWesome yeah but any person can get certified in CPR. Don’t need to be a medical professional. Especially as a Bartender, it’s likely she’s either certified or has seen it done before, so it still makes no sense
That is so amazing to hear about your chief of medicine. Having worked in the medical field there are a lot of egos out there and sometimes docs can get too big from the britches as much dad would say. I respect all doctors for what they do without them our healthcare system would collapse but, there are docs out there who let it go to their head and it can really be off putting for patients. When docs are humble and don’t just give orders to the people below them allows patients to connect with their docs and be more receptive to treatment plans. I’m so glad he is teaching doctors which is even better because he is helping create more docs like him which is what we need. Love you Dr. Mike! Please connect with Jessica Kent and/or Christina Randle to discuss medical care in the prison system, I would love to see your take on it, especially for pregnant women and how they are treated throughout their pregnancy and delivery.
I always assumed this episode was set during the SARS outbreaks, so that’s why it would be immediately on their mind. Same thing with people now and covid... if you have a fever, you’re immediately quarantined.
Alex, great response, you are exactly right. At my hospital, if you have body aches you get covid isolation. SARS was a hot topic at the time, so to call what JD does in this scene ridiculous and what we are doing now as normal precautions is pretty arrogant.
It would still be a little odd as the show is set in the US. He asked the patient if he had been to Hong Kong, where there was a lot of SARS, but never waited for the answer. Good to be cautious but not exactly comparable with COVID which is incredibly prevalent across the globe, particularly the US. I think you're right that that's where the show was coming from though, not to mention it's not actually meant to be taken very seriously!
@@caitie226 I read about a small story at army base (tiny one) where a junior officer was reading some paper and some one reported a strange smell whit description. the officer read that part out somewhat load to a collage off his the thing was there is a list of action anyone at the base can take for specific stuff. the officer then mumbled something in could be X whereby he said X a bit to load and a cadet that was walking by panic and did the action for X. que the base going into panic mode. I'm going to say probably a chemical attack. when in reality it was someone lunch or something equal stupid.
Scrubs is about JD's perspective on things; as if he is telling someone what happened that day, mixing reality with nonsense and exaggerations from his imaginative mind.
My guy - this whole show is like 50% comedy, 50% parody, & 50% medicine. I'm sure 69% of the things you're complaining about they probably did on purpose lol
That says a lot when people say that Scrubs is the most medically accurate show out there. How inaccurate does that make other shows? Inaccurate. VERY inaccurate 😂😂😂
Not sure Dr. Mike really *gets* Scrubs lol. Some of those scenes were within JD's imagination. And of course JD's isn't doing chest compressions properly on a guy who isn't actually having a heart attack. You want one of the episodes that is more diagnosis-heavy. This one is just a bottle episode that's mostly about the character interactions.
Agreed. And he missed that JD was only saying SARS instead of regular old pneumonia or bronchitis or RSV or cold exacerbation was to impress that girl and make himself look cool and dangerous.
@31kmiller He seemed to enjoy other episodes, but yeah maybe he forgot this show cranks out goofy hyperbole from Dorian's head? I doubt he actually watched this whole episode though. He had no idea who Kylie was. Thought maybe she was part of the staff 1:40. While they didn't introduce her here, this episode is all about J.D. attempting to show off his work and the hospital life to her. Haven't seen Mike do one of these in a bit, but the gaps in context appears obvious.
The show gets sillier as they move along, Some info about this episode: The girl with him is a girl that he was trying to impress The caging scene is a daydream which is common in the show. Also this was filmed when the first SARS was still being studied and the sudden diagnosis was done to move along the story. Great reaction video, I hope you keep watching the show
Kind of pissed me off he had his ass in a twist about JD mentioning SARS. The episode came out in 2005 and was right after China just had a huge SARS outbreak. Even today you still get asked if you had exposure to Covid 19 and it's 2024. Dr. Mike is an idiot.
Things we're all waiting for: - Juanpa throwing Mike out of a plane - The Audi TTS storytime including that badass spider - 10 medical meme review in 10 consecutive days ( my favourite lol) - a new vlog - a new medical storytime You continue
That guest dermatologist interests me. How about a video with a guest physiotherapist too? Or a plastic surgeon who helps people rebuild noses etc after they gave been in armed conflict? Or a cosmetic plastic surgeon? All would lead to some interesting discussions and interviews :)
honestly first time they said face cake , in my mind I was like "oh cause you stuff your entire face in the cake and eat of the plate....clever" :)) ._.
Please do more Scrubs rewatches! I love hearing your take on them, especially since the AMA said they’re the most medically accurate tv show. Also, as someone who works for a group of Pathologists, your question about what they would do on a plane in the event of a medical emergency is hilarious because I’ve wondered the same thing. 😂
Aren’t chest compressions usually bad on tv? (At least when you can see the patient onscreen) I heard that there was too much risk of hurting the actor, up to and including breaking a rib.
Dr Hope has a good review of film CPR scenes on his channel: th-cam.com/video/hLPQ4j5Z-o4/w-d-xo.html Most of the decent ones are actually recent & from big budget movies where they could digitally replace a dummy’s face with the actor’s... or shot in such a way that you can’t see the victim (the Buffy episode).
Yep, and in this case they were doing extra fake CPR so they wouldn't break the ribs of the guy pretending to have a heart attack. So it looked silly because it was meant to be silly!
Dr Mike: has 3 red spot and he's explaining like as if it were the end of the world Me: apply a ton of spf and have sunburn all over my face, and still calm
Unrelated: Doctor Mike said he would dye his hair blonde if a video from some time ago got 250k likes. (And yes, I did comment this on his previous video, but I want to see if he will respond.)
Hey Dr Mike! Cabin crew here - We do have EpiPen onboard in the EMK (emergency medical kit). Most airlines do these days. And we are trained to administer it if necessary, following recommendations of the MedLink (or other medical support available, depending on the airline). Love your videos!
Jtwgeek yup lol someone posts a comment, the TH-camr likes it, then they edit the comment to say how happy they are about the TH-camr liking their comment..... but they don’t realize as soon as they edit the comment, the TH-camr’s like disappears :(
Having lost my mom to COVID I really appreciate all you do. She worked in radiology her whole life until severe COPD sidelined her, and then we got really unlucky with COVID when she was already really weak. I really appreciate everything people like you tried to do for her thanks a lot.
Pathologist speaking here: Dr mike we are trained in emergency situations- not as broad as you but we do human anatomy and we know protocol and how to handle certain situations
It's still called practicing medicine, emergency or otherwise.. if you haven't done it ever in practice (or barely ever) or... it's something you haven't done for many years, you don't think you'd be more of a detriment to the patients health than a help to it? Outside of bls situations.
@@liquidraver102 Continuing education is a real thing that many professionals do. In my experience of working with doctors (to keep me alive, usually), I have seen my surgical oncologist spend time in endocrinology learning some very important things that he then came back to share with his other patients (it was a several year switch. It's not like he took a weekend and got up to date.) I have also seen other doctors travel around to different clinics in the same medical center, and quite a few that cross train in any number of interesting fields. I have been assured that, while renewing your license to practice CPR, or any number of other emergency events, can be a yearly or otherwise scheduled thing, having an idea of what to do and being willing to do that thing is more important. It's also called "practicing law" or "practicing religion"; does that mean, in your mindset, that lawyers and priests/ministers/brethren/etc should not offer surface advice that is evident to anyone who has gone through the basic and initial training cycles in those specializations? Just because it's been a few years since I finished with my museum sciences classes doesn't mean I stopped learning about all the nifty things I can do to help people learn more about the world around them. It means that, while I may be continuing to keep myself well-informed about changes in my field, I can still make specialized displays and teach people about the world. I would be more likely to trust a pathologist than a random person on the street, or even a medical tech/First Responder, if I needed emergency care. While the tech/Responder may have more up-to-date paperwork in the form of certificates and appropriate check boxes in their CV, the doc, no matter their specialization, did a cubic butt-tonne of study into how things in human anatomy work together. Heck, it's more likely that a pathologist knows what some of the more serious issues in my local area would be, and would also know how best to fix them. Identifying Gram Negative bacteria, parasites, and disease is what that particular group of medical professionals does well. I mean, I have had fun with most of the pathologists I've known, and have learned amazing things from them. TL:DR? - No matter what the specialized field, doctors are more likely to understand what they feel comfortable doing and make whatever adjustments needed to save a life. I would not assume a random dude, or MedTech/First Responder would be able to say the same.
@@goldengryphon Intermittent continuing education of a specialty vs continued practice are two very different things. Doing an ER fellowship is not the same thing as doing a one-week refresher course once every year or 3 or ever. Medical professionals will of course do CE's and stay current with BLS, because they have to, but they aren't going to have a significant level proficiency, as a provider who works in the area would. I wouldn't want a doctor who has been working in a specialist clinic for years to work on me outside of their specialty regardless of whether or not they've had some CE credits in that area. To add to the inexperience, if they haven't dealt with prehospital medicine in practice and only theoretically, their adrenaline is going to be coursing which could hinder a clear thought process and further risk patient safety. Returning to the emergency on a plane analogy, i'd rather have a paramedic than a doctor as they deal with these scenarios on the daily in a prehospital setting.
@@liquidraver102 Stuck on a plane? I can see that. Paramedics are taught to think outside the box and to stabilize patients. So, for an emergency at many thousand feet in the air, yeah. I can understand that a paramedic stabilizing a patient would most of the time be preferable until more/different healthcare is available. In almost any other situation, where you are in an health related emergency situation, I would prefer a doctor who doesn't have a "stabilize the patient" mindset, and might be more inclined/better able to get to the root of the issue. I have been in a situation where the information I had just talked over with a doctor made that doctor a better candidate for treating me for a self-limiting condition, but I was put under the care of two paramedics who did not have any information about me. So, no. I can't agree that emergency situations require emergency specialists. Even once they had the information, my case was not handled well or properly. In the case of my oncologist and his several year exploration of the endocrine specialty, he is now a better doctor for the CE he picked up, while training under a specialist. I don't think you are understanding the difference between what I have seen doctors in specialty fields do (take long several year periods to focus on a different aspect of their over-arching specialty), and the idea that you can go for a weekend or week-long"refresher course" for some aspect of their job or to get certification in something. I agree. "Refresher courses" are not good enough. That said, a steady rotation of job skills (as you may find in rotating through different specialties and First Contact/First Responder situations) may be enough to keep the information fresh in a given person's mind. Let's say, everyone having to do a set number of days or hours in an ER, or Pediatric Ward, or hospital sponsored walk-in clinic. I am familiar with the 'Hammer' docs who tend to believe that every problem they run into is a 'nail'. That is a sign, to me at least, that they are inflexible in their options and rather fixed on their specialty. Those guys may be awesome in their fields, but they aren't the people I prefer to see. I guess, as the vast majority of the specialists I see are involved in expanding their understanding of medicine, and tend to be active in programs that force them to regularly deal with "pre-hospital" situations (Doctors Without Borders being one of them), I don't see the same limitations for CE as it involves my doctors and those medical professionals I work with. Maybe you are right about the majority of doctors being fixed on their specialties and otherwise inflexible. As I am able to do a lot more fine-tuning of the doctors I work with, I limit my exposure to single-minded problem solvers.
@@goldengryphon to me, this entire conversation is a moot point. It's not about the title of the doctor. It's about who that doctor is. Not everybody is like you (and kudos to you), and willing to research and continue their education past what is necessity. I spent 15 years going from doctor to doctor, all of which blamed me for an illness that had nothing to do with me or my actions,(You're too young to be sick, You must be depressed and that's what's causing your pain, you're fat and lazy and that's why you're miserable, You're a drug seeker, it's all in your head) None of these physicians, regardless of their specialty, listened to me or spent any time outside of the 15-minute appointment that they deemed appropriate to attempt to help me by researching What could be causing all my issues. For seven of those years I told them exactly what my diagnosis was and they refused to even test me or find out who would be willing to test me. I would sooner trust my mom to diagnose me than most doctors. It all comes down to the commitment of that doctor or that EMT to do everything they can to help their patient and understand as much as they can to help future patients. And sadly, I find it to be a very rare person who cares more about the patient than their ego.
The snacks thing is real. My mum is a nurse and whenever she works night shift there's always food. Most of the time I make her food to take to work. And whenever I've been in hospital at night time I always see the doctors and nurses running around trying to sneak something to eat in between patients. Makes me appreciate what you guys do even more.
Watch the episode "My Lunch" next. It deals with patients waiting for transplants and would be cool to learn how it would really work in a hospital! Also new sub but love the content! Keep it up my man.
that to me is my favourite 2 episodes of the season maybe the series. because you can't just stop with my lunch, you have to watch the next episode right after.
can you please do an episode on autism? i know you mentioned in the the good doctor but as a girl with autism i would love to her you talk about this and how it differs to educate others :))
Sounds tricky given the symptoms vary so much from person to person. It can be hard to talk about symptoms without making one group feel isolated from the discussion. Worth discussing but it needs to be done with care.
Stettafire i think people needs to be taught of how the condition varies from person to person since for example some people say that i fake my autism when mine is more high functioning than compared to my cousin which his autism is very severe and disabling. autism does need covering but does need to be handled with care, but we need to educate more people especially since it is becoming more of a well known condition over this past decade
Fun Fact: the cake that I believe you called a “Philly Fluff”(Don’t shoot me if I got it wrong). There’s actually a cake that I believe is the same thing that was pictured in this video which is a German cake and we call it “Marmorkuchen” which translates to “Marble Cake”. The Marmorkuchen is usually made in a different cake tin with far more marbling but I always use the same cake tin that the Philly Fluff was in 😊
I think he “suspected” SARS just to sound important. He did put his best “I’m a doctor, look how awesome I am” face when he said that. That is 100% something JD would do to impress a girl.
exactly, and the bars and stuff it was for comedic purposes and to be fair it was just in the head of JD too(meaning he was just imagining those things)
Exactly. Everyone knows it's always lupus.
Maybe Lonnie had a point in hating JD.
@@kevinmiller8191 haha wrong show though
It seems like he edited the part when JD made a mistake when he said SARS.
"They're no gates slamming down" - I don't think Mike has learned about JD's imagination scenes yet lol
Very true! I’m a huge fan of scrubs and there are some pretty good episodes that are worth reviewing and to touch up of different topics I think Dr. Mike would like to review. One of my favorites: DOCTOR KEVIN CASEY aka Michael J Fox and the OCD :)
Lol
Bonanaz yesss!!!!!
So it's all in his head?
@@MrGamelover23 the over exaggerated scenes all in his imagination 😂
Fun fact if you didn't know: Zach Braff who plays JD grew up in South Orange, NJ and in high school was a cadet at the South Orange Rescue Squad. My dad trained Zach to be an EMT and was his actual first aid and CPR instructor. There's a Scrubs poster in the South Orange Rescue Squad signed by Zach that says, "Thanks for teaching me all I know about the medical field." I know being an EMT is not the same as being a doctor but I still thought it would be fun to know!
You should try to be a guest on the Scrubs podcast along with your dad (if he is still around) - I bet Zach would be happy to hear about it!
That’s awesome! Definitely check out the podcast like the other person said :)
bros402 top idea! Samantha, get onto the podcast as a phone in guest. Joelle, the shows producer would soooo put you on based on this story. Plus they are doing it over zoom at the moment so you’d get to see his reaction lol.
Email in, the email address is mentioned in the podcasts show notes I think.
THAT is awesome.
That's so cool!
Alternate title, "Doctor takes jokes literally for 10 minutes but is still informative and cute so it's all good"
Idk kind of annoying. This show wasn’t meant to be realistic…so it makes him seem douche-y
i think "the Doctor is explaining Scrubs for people who take it for granted".
🤣 OMG yes .... the dude is supposed to be faking a heart attack so Zack can red cape it ..... Cue Dr. Mike taking it absurdly too literally 😂😂
i like how he liked this comment calling him cute, wow
Legend has it that doctor mike still doesn’t know why it’s called ‘face-cake’
There’s literally a face on the cake come on Dr Mike
he’s not adding multiple fashion choices together, it’s just the early 2000’s LOL
Exactly! And JD is wearing a blazer because his shirt had short sleeves. And he was wearing the shirt because his red t-shirt was too short. He had nothing else to wear that day.
Exactly :D
Watch any old N*Sync or Backstreet Boys music video and gaze in wonder at the questionable fashion choices.
Truth
Dr. Mike is too young to remember that.
I wear that kind of stuff today
imagine: theres an emergency on a plane and they say "is there a doctor on board?" and someone stands up and is like "im a doctor but im a dermatologist" and the flight attendant goes "sit back down youre not a real doctor" and then another passenger goes "i watch Greys Anatomy" and the flight attendant goes "quickly come over this mans really sick" and they dermatologist is just sat there like 😳
lol x,D
That's insane!!!
lollll that is hilarious.
I mean, even dermatologists go through the same courses at the start, they all have similar very basic training so even a dermatologist could save someone’s life
My mom is a nurse I can’t imagine if that would ever happen even with me like if me and my mom are on a plane and I was a bit older yeah I’d probably help but my mom would actually be the one doing things but if someone says they watch that and then they think they’re the best person ever at things I’m just gonna be like face palm times 99999999999999999999999999999999
"Why did he say SARS?" - Its just because he wanetd to impress his new girlfriend with his medical stuff, by saying it could be something very bad he makes his job seem more dangerous. Also the lockdown with the siren was a fantasy of his (he always 'flashes' out of the fantasies with the white and the woosh)
This. You would assume someone with a doctors degree could think so far by himself.
@@stanis083 he can't even use sunscreen, you are expecting way too much and i certainly wouldn't want him as my Doctor
Good thing his videos are about the MEDICAL PRACTICES on the show and not a critique of the show itself. I know reading and comprehension can be hard for some people 🤦♀️
@@oliviad5087 I'm free to comment on anything he asks the viewers, because if it were only about the medical practice he wouldn't ask these things, olivia! also how do you make a connection to reading comprehension here? we are clearly watching videos. to be honest, olivia, it really feels like you are just looking for conflicts to draw your attention off something else. maybe .. idk ... start learning for that exam, talk to that person you are having difficultiers with or just deal with whatever else it could be that's making you this angry about nothing.
@@kitt_DE idk if ur serious rn cause that seemed like a normal sentence but you know doctors make mistakes right? Even simple stuff my guy. Its your standards that are way too high, he just misapplied a sunscreen...
Dr Mike: *watches an episode about a quarantine to be timely*
Also Dr Mike: *somehow just turned it into another opportunity to teach us about chest compressions*
*Chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions*
@@scoobydoobydoo838 CHEST COMPRESSIONSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Doctor Mike: "If you don't know what a philly fluff is, you're missing out...and probably healthy."
Me, staring at the chips and cookies I ate, and also not know what a philly fluff is: ...cool!
I just finished like 5 servings of Life Saver gummies and I have no idea what that is
I dont know a Philly fluff is either as my hand reaches for the near by cookies 😅 😳
Probably. Don't skip probably.
It's basically a magical pound cake. 😂
"staring at the chips and cookies I ate" how often do you stare at your poop
Dr.Mike: Teases dermatologists.
Dermatologists: Well, at least we can put sunscreen on right. 😏
Very good burn. XD
Ooh. 😄
@@adashk4435 Burn. 😆
Lol! Good one! You win the internet today!
TROOF
The beauty about Scrubs is that when they want to make things funny, they discard realism, but when they want to have more serious content they become more realistic, at least medically. Lol
The idea behind JD asking if he's been to Honk Kong after looking at only 3 simple symptoms and concluding that the pacient has SARS, it is exactly JD imitating the "genius doctors" of TV shows trying to impress the girl. The whole part of the alarm and iron gates closing are poetic exaggerations of the protagonist's imagination.
Exactly this. They do this type of exaggerations all the time in the show and cracks me up every time
Dr. Mike forgot how Scrubs works and how old it is. JD is a daydreamer
I'm thinking this doctor only watches Scrubs to criticize every moment of the show
I mean he did get a lot of things wrong or not at all. I still enjoined watching this but I wonder if he watched any more of the episode rather than just the few clips we also saw.
Would be better if he would genuinely watch the episode and react to that I feel.
dr mike: goes through 12 years of school to become a doctor
also dr mike: wHy iS iT fAcE cAkE!?!?!?
He didn't go to culinary school 🤷
JayNizzy you don’t need to go to culinary school figure out why a cake with a face on it is called a face cake....
@@lollyc832 don't disrespect people who went to culinary school
TheZombieKiller06 you jokin?
@@erika527 no definitely not that is definitely not a joke I am being completely serious you just cracked the davinci code
Dr. Mike: Knows the difference between various SARS.
Also Dr. Mike: Why is it called a face cake?!
No for real, face cake is a weird name lol
Aced Coffee so weird, a cake with a picture of her face on it being called face cake.
But, SARS is a disease. There are no different SARS, maybe you mean the coronavirus family that includes SARS and Covid - 19 and MERS
Its because......
he's a doc
@@mi-y ugh you stole this from me XD
Dr Mike: *extremely smart doctor*
Also Dr. Mike: “wHy iS iT cAlLeD fAcE cAkE”
Why though, explain pls
@@DeimosSK Because there is a face on the cake.
@@Lonka12 Wait, so when people push other people's faces onto their cakes they are creating face cakes? I thought they were just jerks!
It is not face cake it is fatch cahke
@@DeimosSK it implies cake with Laverne's face is a common occurrence, and everyone knows it is really good.
Doctor Mike losing it at “quarantinis” is the only wholesome part of 2020 so far
>3:35
“Trust is the foundation of any good relationship”
- Doctor Mike 2020
Ba Doai wow dont send links during this time cause of the blue whale
"why is he wearing the name badge on his nipple?" i mean. he's not wearing a shirt; where else is he gonna wear it
ratboy genius I can think of one other place
Armpit hair?
On his six pack
banana hammock
His pants 👖.
JD was trying to impress Kylie so he made up an impressive sounding diagnosis. 😂
I love how Doctor Mike takes everything too seriously.
Show: "haha, something a doctor doesn't do. Which is obviously a joke."
Doctor Mike: " Umm, thats not how a doctor does that thing."
I think his problem with it is more that some people think this is how its supposed to be. just look at the amount of people that think reality tv is real and not staged. and if they then try to us their "knowledge" in real life, people will actually get hurt.
You know it's a joke, I know it's a joke. But wanna bet that there are those that don't know it's a joke? ^_^
The people above me are right. You’d be surprised how many people decide on a whim they want to be a doctor or lawyer from the glamour of these professional dramas.
Also agreed, love him unironically breaking down intentionally dramatized scenes😂 legal eagle does a similar thing where he gives grades based on legal realism to fictional shows. Did one about willy wonka once. But I didn’t watch Charlie and the chocolate factory and think “wow this wonka guy is really violating a lot of labor and child endangerment laws💀”. So it’s not like people take these seriously...I hope. Wired also has a series that does the same too, where professionals react to scenes about their professions. Love the ones with the trauma surgeon..Annie? I think?.
I may have an addiction to professional react videos🥴....and reddit text to speech videos for some reason. That last part was unrelated.
@@leilanidru7506 i would also hope that people dont take it serious and know its a joke, but you never know... and it as he said when talking about the monitor, its not that hard to actually get the stuff right in the first place.
Why is he suspecting SARS? Because he wants to sound dramatic in front of his date, simple :-) (that's the whole point of this episode)
It cut out but they asked if the patient had been to China (specifically Hong Kong) where SARS originated. The reason everyone thought the doctor was stupid is you find out the patient went you Hong Kong 20 years ago.
@@mh7915 oh right! I completely forgot that part! (I watched this series probably 10 times but last time was years ago)
I was today years old when I realized that the icon of the stethoscope is a D and an M for Doctor Mike😂
Joe Mama wait it is? I feel stupid now lol
Same😂🤦🏾♀️
Saaame 😂😂🤦♀️
IT IS OMG GASP 😳
Wait I never noticed omg I feel stupid
Dr. Mike doesn’t realize that Scrubs WILDLY exaggerates.
yet it’s still most truthful medical tv show today.
The producers of these shows need to start adding captions that read:
"THIS IS WHERE YOU LAUGH, MIKE" :D
Yeah, try sitcoms with fake laughts!
Omg yes!!😂😂❤️
Dr Mike talking about how a Dermatologist or Pathologist on a plane feels, while I'm wondering how the people with PhDs react 👀😂
Think about people with PhD in philosophy
My grandpa: "yes I'm a doctor! Who needs some political science up in here?!"
th-cam.com/video/FIaXFw3xhTA/w-d-xo.html
I knew a doctor of pathology ...she just didn't react to the call because people always asked what kind of doctor she was and then looked for another
"Ross, please, this is a hospital. That actually _means_ something here."
I got sunburns on my ears last month.
Twice.
I'm not gonna start criticizing anyone's spf situation.
Amélie Carré I got sunburned on the freakin TOP of my feet in June, in PA. Never in my life had this happen! Is the sun stronger now or something?
@@annebruecks7381 Maybe we are not as used to it right now because we've been mostly inside for the past few months?
@@StillJustDreaming There's that, and also accidents happen and sometimes we get sunburns on the one weird place we'd never thought of puting sunscreen on.
I got the worst sin burk ok my shoulders and feet. I wore flip flops for a week and I got sunburn marks bc I didn’t put sunscreen on my feet
Dermatologist joke is made.
Dr Mike: I can only imagine how dermatologists feel on a plane when...
Me: Yeah, yeah...I get it. He's going to say "They're doctors, and all doctors are capable of..."
Dr Mike: They don't know what to do.
Me: ...Oh.
Not terribly long ago there was an article about cabin crew asking for a dr on a flight. One passenger stood up, she is an OB/GYN (from Houston? Can't recall the departure/arrival of the flight) and a black woman. They told her that they needed an actual dr, then there was something about her providing ID proving she's a dr. Then when a white guy offers his service (he works in the medical field but is NOT an MD) the crew never asked for proof from him, and he's who the crew chose to assist the passenger.
@@lapislazarus8899 That sounds about white.
I dont know about the US, but in Germany all doctors know the basic stuff. His example with the allergic shock was really bad because thats a thing a dermatologist can encounter regulary because they also do test which can lead to a allergic shock where epipen is needed.
@@foty8679 a teacher I had in high school’s daughter just moved here from Ukraine and she basically thought our doctors were lazy for specializing and not knowing as much as they can 😅😅
@@wfly81 Do you think the vast majority of high-IQ jobs are occupied by White people 'because racism'? It's for a REASON. White people invented planes, they sure as hell are better equipped to also fly them.
When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. Unless you're on a medical drama, in which case think giant mosquitoes.
A cross between tarantulas, wasps and high school band tuba players
Or a reaction to the illegal DDT that was used on the hybrid tarantula-wasp-tuba-player (marching tarantuasp?) 🤔
Also never think lupus, it's never lupus
@@franciscolaurean8550 Ahhh, beat me to it! Well done...
Francisco Laurean why is it never lupus
The good doctor also has a quarantine episode you should watch it.
I was going to say that too. 😀 If I remember right it’s a two parter too. I hope he reacts to it.
I think Doctor Jones reacted to the episode if you havent seen hers yet!
YESSSS PLEASEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yorick Weez there are two parts 😁
When doctor mike said “you don’t just start doing chest compressions” 😧😧😧
Everything he told us was a lie! 😭
CHEST COMPRESSIONS, Chest Compressions...chest compressions?
So everything we knew, was a lie? NOOOOOOOO!
@@LM-tc6cc well I can at least tell you that we're not taught that in the United States. In fact if you want to become CPR certified here you have to pay to take a class.
*[Audible gasp]*
🤔 Speaking of doctors eating unhealthy food, there's an episode on Scrubs that talked about how Elliott voices how doctors should set an example for their patients for being healthy and of course things go south. The episode is called My Inconvenient Truth, I so would like to see your take on it.
I feel like Dr. Mike doesn’t really get the humor of scrubs. 😅
I figure it's like me watching a teacher/education movie. Oh, I get the humor or whatever, it's just so painfully *wrong.* I have to leave lest my head explode.
@@AshesAshes44 Exactly that. Also the fact that Dr. Mike doesn't watch these shows in canonical order. He typically watches just the Pilot of some series, or select episodes that have been heavily recommended based on its content. It isn't always a big deal. Scrubs specifically however sometimes has sub plots / story lines that get put down and picked up again often. Missing 1 episode never did any harm, but missing 2-3 episodes, and I was completely lost.
Joanna Benevides Yes, you’re absolutely right. Although I have to say that it’s not that much fun watching these videos because he just doesn’t grasp the content in the right way and that puts the show in a bad or at least ‘uncomfortable‘ light.
@@AshesAshes44 Eh, I think you can get out of your profession to enjoy a movie.
I mean, I work in VFX...so if I was put out of a show every time I saw some VFX weirdness in a shot, I wouldn't have enjoyed a single movie in the past 7 years =')
@@RomainDelmaire Ha! I couldn't watch Avatar because the movement was just a tiny bit wrong. It was torture to watch, and I gave up ten minutes in. Never underestimate a person's ability to make themselves disgruntled, I say
There’s now a Scrubs podcast that I listen to. They were actually awarded by AMA with having most accurate medical show at that time. Beating ER and other shows. Many medical students would tell them certain medical jargon they already knew was because of Scrubs.
What's the name of the podcast?
@@Echtgeilman92 Fake Doctors, Real Friends. It's Zach Braff and Donald Faison and they regularly get other actors from scrubs on the show.
That's awesome!
dr. mike: short sleeved shirt under a blazer? WHY?
me an intellectual: I KNOW RIGHT
Then he takes the shirt off and Mike goes: OH
@@butter7790 Legitimately made me crack up lol.
Arrg, he mentioned mismatching scrubs in on if his videos, and now i secretly judge all dr. I see.
5:44
I like how he's wearing his scrubs at home, and his regular clothes at the hospital😂😂❤️
it’s his work clothes. for when he’s working in the office as a doctor (obviously) & while he’s working as a youtube doctor 😂😂
"We don't have metal doors dropping and alarms ringing like that."
I refuse to visit any hospital that doesn't henceforth. Sure i'll die in a few years from a toothache but it is a small price to pay for taking medicine seriously.
What are you even talking about ?!
@@Nightksa1995 they're making a joke about how they think that level of drama and severity is necessary in medicine
"These chest compressions are so fake!"
Yeah, no kidding! JD isn't going to give a guy who's fine actual chest compressions- you can break ribs that way! Kylie probably wouldn't know the difference even she was watching head on
Exactly! She isn’t a medical professional, she’s a bartender (in the series) and JD is only doing and saying most of the things Dr. Mike is critiquing to attempt to impress her.... which, he admits, are lies (later).
Yeah I was like he’s not gonna do real chest compressions on someone who’s alive and also if it’s the actual actor he won’t press hard 😂
@@mauralawton3260 Well on the other hand I doubt he would do real chest compressions on someone who is not alive..
He's a bit too serious. This is a COMEDY show not something to be taken as medical gospel.
Everything PAWesome yeah but any person can get certified in CPR. Don’t need to be a medical professional. Especially as a Bartender, it’s likely she’s either certified or has seen it done before, so it still makes no sense
"Why is it called face cake?" I'm worried about you Dr. Mike....
So why is it called face cake..?
FoxLightstep
Because it has someones face on a cake..?
Hahaha, I think it's because he's so smart that he over thinks it, see us not as smart people get it right away haha
That is so amazing to hear about your chief of medicine. Having worked in the medical field there are a lot of egos out there and sometimes docs can get too big from the britches as much dad would say. I respect all doctors for what they do without them our healthcare system would collapse but, there are docs out there who let it go to their head and it can really be off putting for patients. When docs are humble and don’t just give orders to the people below them allows patients to connect with their docs and be more receptive to treatment plans. I’m so glad he is teaching doctors which is even better because he is helping create more docs like him which is what we need.
Love you Dr. Mike! Please connect with Jessica Kent and/or Christina Randle to discuss medical care in the prison system, I would love to see your take on it, especially for pregnant women and how they are treated throughout their pregnancy and delivery.
Dr. Mike: Why is it called face-cake?
Me: You're better than this. Her face is on it.
I always assumed this episode was set during the SARS outbreaks, so that’s why it would be immediately on their mind. Same thing with people now and covid... if you have a fever, you’re immediately quarantined.
yup
Alex, great response, you are exactly right. At my hospital, if you have body aches you get covid isolation. SARS was a hot topic at the time, so to call what JD does in this scene ridiculous and what we are doing now as normal precautions is pretty arrogant.
It would still be a little odd as the show is set in the US. He asked the patient if he had been to Hong Kong, where there was a lot of SARS, but never waited for the answer. Good to be cautious but not exactly comparable with COVID which is incredibly prevalent across the globe, particularly the US.
I think you're right that that's where the show was coming from though, not to mention it's not actually meant to be taken very seriously!
@@caitie226 In the full episode, the patient does in fact say that he has been in that area recently.
@@caitie226 I read about a small story at army base (tiny one) where a junior officer was reading some paper and some one reported a strange smell whit description.
the officer read that part out somewhat load to a collage off his the thing was there is a list of action anyone at the base can take for specific stuff.
the officer then mumbled something in could be X whereby he said X a bit to load and a cadet that was walking by panic and did the action for X.
que the base going into panic mode.
I'm going to say probably a chemical attack. when in reality it was someone lunch or something equal stupid.
Scrubs is about JD's perspective on things; as if he is telling someone what happened that day,
mixing reality with nonsense and exaggerations from his imaginative mind.
My guy - this whole show is like 50% comedy, 50% parody, & 50% medicine. I'm sure 69% of the things you're complaining about they probably did on purpose lol
@Yogesh Kaliya r/whoosh
Absolutely - what's up with him reacting factually to a comedy series?
@Yogesh Kaliya he was making nonsensical joke, of course one cannot divide 100 into 50, 50 and 50.
@Yogesh Kaliya who cares about math right now lol
That’s what I sometimes don’t like about mike. I mean he takes some stuff too seriously, then it ruins the jokes.
you’re literally my dad when he watches this show he critics everything since he’s a doctor himself
That says a lot when people say that Scrubs is the most medically accurate show out there. How inaccurate does that make other shows? Inaccurate. VERY inaccurate 😂😂😂
"We need a dermatologist over here!" OMG, I'm dyin'.
Also "Doorway to balloon time" sounds like an 80s PBS children's show.
Can't say you're wrong. I thought it sounded like a strange children's book.
@@goldengryphon "Doorway to balloon time", subtitle: "Why daddy isn't coming back from the hospital".
he tells jokes
his patients get diagnosed
but most importantly
banks open on tuesdays folks
Nice
Nice
Noiiiice.. real nice reference
Noiiiceee
I love Scrubs and would watch Dr. Mike react to the entire series, legit.
Not sure Dr. Mike really *gets* Scrubs lol. Some of those scenes were within JD's imagination. And of course JD's isn't doing chest compressions properly on a guy who isn't actually having a heart attack. You want one of the episodes that is more diagnosis-heavy. This one is just a bottle episode that's mostly about the character interactions.
Agreed. And he missed that JD was only saying SARS instead of regular old pneumonia or bronchitis or RSV or cold exacerbation was to impress that girl and make himself look cool and dangerous.
@31kmiller He seemed to enjoy other episodes, but yeah maybe he forgot this show cranks out goofy hyperbole from Dorian's head? I doubt he actually watched this whole episode though. He had no idea who Kylie was. Thought maybe she was part of the staff 1:40. While they didn't introduce her here, this episode is all about J.D. attempting to show off his work and the hospital life to her. Haven't seen Mike do one of these in a bit, but the gaps in context appears obvious.
Dr Mike: “Trust is the foundation of any good relationship”
It’s such a precious quote.
It's such a truism rather.
I love this ‘I need a dermatologist over here’ and ‘is it a rash???’ 😂
‘Time to shine!’ 😂
I thought Scubs bought out the heart of medicine with a little humor thrown in. Many times it made me cry. I worked in hospitals for 33 years.
Should we trick him into watching “My Lunch” for his next Scrubs episode?
Michael Roche I literally cannot think about that episode without crying. 😭😭
Omg yes.
YES! And in light of dr. - patient relations I think he should watch My Last Words.
Yes! We have to get this more likes so it happens
Yeaah...I've been waiting a looong time for him to react to this particular ep.
"Trust is the foundation of any good relationship"
Doctor and Bear.
The show gets sillier as they move along, Some info about this episode:
The girl with him is a girl that he was trying to impress
The caging scene is a daydream which is common in the show. Also this was filmed when the first SARS was still being studied and the sudden diagnosis was done to move along the story. Great reaction video, I hope you keep watching the show
Kind of pissed me off he had his ass in a twist about JD mentioning SARS. The episode came out in 2005 and was right after China just had a huge SARS outbreak. Even today you still get asked if you had exposure to Covid 19 and it's 2024. Dr. Mike is an idiot.
It’s like that episode on greys on the plane when they ask for a doctor and one guys says yes but then announces he is a paediatric dentist
Things we're all waiting for:
- Juanpa throwing Mike out of a plane
- The Audi TTS storytime including that badass spider
- 10 medical meme review in 10 consecutive days ( my favourite lol)
- a new vlog
- a new medical storytime
You continue
10 medical meme review in 10 consecutive days.
Yeah yeah yeah 😆😆😆
And medical ASMR
A new vlog definitely
A new medical story time
That guest dermatologist interests me. How about a video with a guest physiotherapist too? Or a plastic surgeon who helps people rebuild noses etc after they gave been in armed conflict? Or a cosmetic plastic surgeon? All would lead to some interesting discussions and interviews :)
“Why is it face cake????”
Who wants to tell him?
BluePeach ummm😐😐 I dunno
Ion know. I’ll explain to him. Later. Maybe.
honestly first time they said face cake , in my mind I was like "oh cause you stuff your entire face in the cake and eat of the plate....clever" :)) ._.
whats face cake?
Please do more Scrubs rewatches! I love hearing your take on them, especially since the AMA said they’re the most medically accurate tv show. Also, as someone who works for a group of Pathologists, your question about what they would do on a plane in the event of a medical emergency is hilarious because I’ve wondered the same thing. 😂
Aren’t chest compressions usually bad on tv? (At least when you can see the patient onscreen) I heard that there was too much risk of hurting the actor, up to and including breaking a rib.
Dr Hope has a good review of film CPR scenes on his channel: th-cam.com/video/hLPQ4j5Z-o4/w-d-xo.html
Most of the decent ones are actually recent & from big budget movies where they could digitally replace a dummy’s face with the actor’s... or shot in such a way that you can’t see the victim (the Buffy episode).
Yep, and in this case they were doing extra fake CPR so they wouldn't break the ribs of the guy pretending to have a heart attack. So it looked silly because it was meant to be silly!
@@caitie226 Exactly! It was bad chest compressions on purpose!
Watch Alan Aldo do them on MASH
It's .... not good
Yeah, you have to break cartilage
Dr Mike: has 3 red spot and he's explaining like as if it were the end of the world
Me: apply a ton of spf and have sunburn all over my face, and still calm
Me: go out in sun with no sunscreen and pale skin, still calm when burning.
@@dragonhed123 you won
Please check your grammar, girl!
@@cherryundSam sorry, my original language is Hungarian, I'm still learning English.
@@vivienbolyai8660 then I apologize
Ay! The quarantine peewhoop! To improve my mood
U mean PEEWHOOP
Sorry it's just that doctor Mike always says it's with a p
I don't mean to hate
I don’t think Doctor Mike understands how much I need the pee whoop.
Nhan Do PEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOPPPPPPP
Agree
Dr. Mike: WhY iS iT cAlLeD a FaCe CaKe?
Me: *face palm*
Why is it called face palm?
@@Tank420uk dang it I was going to say that.
You *may* be too young, but when it first became widely known, SARS was very, very scary. This episode just glommed onto the fear du jour.
Unrelated: Doctor Mike said he would dye his hair blonde if a video from some time ago got 250k likes.
(And yes, I did comment this on his previous video, but I want to see if he will respond.)
*upvote*
Loool
nt the best time to go to a hair salon
NO he looks better with his natural hair colour
@@zukogf2337 truth has been told
9:09 Doctor Mike be like, why is it called a face cake.
His editor: *Eyes starts to glow, beewoop intensifies*
No one:
Dr Mike: wHy iS hIs Id LiKe FlOaTiNg On HiS ChESt????? 🥴
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that was hilarious 😂
Costume designer: attention to detail.
It's floating because it's Ted. Everything is supposed to be odd and tragic about Ted.
Hey Dr Mike! Cabin crew here - We do have EpiPen onboard in the EMK (emergency medical kit). Most airlines do these days. And we are trained to administer it if necessary, following recommendations of the MedLink (or other medical support available, depending on the airline). Love your videos!
He still worries about matching a long-sleeve dress shirt with a blazer. *sniffle* He’s so young and innocent....
I’m 35.
But I’m dead on the inside.
RIP TED, the guy with the floating name tag, died last month :(
😢😢😢😢😢
watching him explaining himself to us why he is sunburned is so funny I feel like we are the doctor I-
Felt more like a guilty kid trying to explain away the issue. 😂
Dr. Mike : "There was no job too small or too big for him to make sure the patients were comfortable..."
God : *thunder claps of approval *
“Why do you have to do it over a patients body” because how else are we meant to know that they’re in a hospital, duh
can we just appreciate that he’s a funny, hot, and educated doctor?
And genuinely knows and cares about his nutrition and fitness.
My extreme lack of fitness and unwillingness to change that is the only thing that is keeping me from marrying him
Super hot !
Simps
while I agree with your point, I will say, I hope most doctors are at least educated 😂
The ‘why is it called face cake?’ edit had me in stitches 😂 👏🏻👏🏻claps for mikes editor 😂
Editors [or at least a lot of us] are so mean 🤣🤣🤣🖤
Selena Sanesi that’s why I edit my own vlogs 😂😂
It was SARS because he wanted to impress her with something that was a big deal
Omg just started watching but 0:35 and that 'OH' of surprise when he takes his shirt off to reveal the crop top had me dying 🤣 👌
I'm glad he's still giving us great content in between giving us updates on COVID 19/SARS-CO-2.
You know what I mean! 💖
Poorly medically acted? You've previously said the show is pretty accurate my dude.
I got a heart from the doc himself! Love your content Dr Mike. Always excited to see a new video pop up in my feed.
That was my 1st thought.
@Emma Lee is that a thing people do?
Jtwgeek yup lol someone posts a comment, the TH-camr likes it, then they edit the comment to say how happy they are about the TH-camr liking their comment..... but they don’t realize as soon as they edit the comment, the TH-camr’s like disappears :(
@@MajoriaTV That happened to me on a Swoozie video :(
Having lost my mom to COVID I really appreciate all you do. She worked in radiology her whole life until severe COPD sidelined her, and then we got really unlucky with COVID when she was already really weak. I really appreciate everything people like you tried to do for her thanks a lot.
Pathologist speaking here: Dr mike we are trained in emergency situations- not as broad as you but we do human anatomy and we know protocol and how to handle certain situations
It's still called practicing medicine, emergency or otherwise.. if you haven't done it ever in practice (or barely ever) or... it's something you haven't done for many years, you don't think you'd be more of a detriment to the patients health than a help to it? Outside of bls situations.
@@liquidraver102 Continuing education is a real thing that many professionals do.
In my experience of working with doctors (to keep me alive, usually), I have seen my surgical oncologist spend time in endocrinology learning some very important things that he then came back to share with his other patients (it was a several year switch. It's not like he took a weekend and got up to date.) I have also seen other doctors travel around to different clinics in the same medical center, and quite a few that cross train in any number of interesting fields.
I have been assured that, while renewing your license to practice CPR, or any number of other emergency events, can be a yearly or otherwise scheduled thing, having an idea of what to do and being willing to do that thing is more important.
It's also called "practicing law" or "practicing religion"; does that mean, in your mindset, that lawyers and priests/ministers/brethren/etc should not offer surface advice that is evident to anyone who has gone through the basic and initial training cycles in those specializations?
Just because it's been a few years since I finished with my museum sciences classes doesn't mean I stopped learning about all the nifty things I can do to help people learn more about the world around them. It means that, while I may be continuing to keep myself well-informed about changes in my field, I can still make specialized displays and teach people about the world.
I would be more likely to trust a pathologist than a random person on the street, or even a medical tech/First Responder, if I needed emergency care. While the tech/Responder may have more up-to-date paperwork in the form of certificates and appropriate check boxes in their CV, the doc, no matter their specialization, did a cubic butt-tonne of study into how things in human anatomy work together. Heck, it's more likely that a pathologist knows what some of the more serious issues in my local area would be, and would also know how best to fix them. Identifying Gram Negative bacteria, parasites, and disease is what that particular group of medical professionals does well.
I mean, I have had fun with most of the pathologists I've known, and have learned amazing things from them.
TL:DR? - No matter what the specialized field, doctors are more likely to understand what they feel comfortable doing and make whatever adjustments needed to save a life. I would not assume a random dude, or MedTech/First Responder would be able to say the same.
@@goldengryphon Intermittent continuing education of a specialty vs continued practice are two very different things. Doing an ER fellowship is not the same thing as doing a one-week refresher course once every year or 3 or ever. Medical professionals will of course do CE's and stay current with BLS, because they have to, but they aren't going to have a significant level proficiency, as a provider who works in the area would. I wouldn't want a doctor who has been working in a specialist clinic for years to work on me outside of their specialty regardless of whether or not they've had some CE credits in that area. To add to the inexperience, if they haven't dealt with prehospital medicine in practice and only theoretically, their adrenaline is going to be coursing which could hinder a clear thought process and further risk patient safety. Returning to the emergency on a plane analogy, i'd rather have a paramedic than a doctor as they deal with these scenarios on the daily in a prehospital setting.
@@liquidraver102 Stuck on a plane? I can see that. Paramedics are taught to think outside the box and to stabilize patients. So, for an emergency at many thousand feet in the air, yeah. I can understand that a paramedic stabilizing a patient would most of the time be preferable until more/different healthcare is available.
In almost any other situation, where you are in an health related emergency situation, I would prefer a doctor who doesn't have a "stabilize the patient" mindset, and might be more inclined/better able to get to the root of the issue.
I have been in a situation where the information I had just talked over with a doctor made that doctor a better candidate for treating me for a self-limiting condition, but I was put under the care of two paramedics who did not have any information about me. So, no. I can't agree that emergency situations require emergency specialists. Even once they had the information, my case was not handled well or properly.
In the case of my oncologist and his several year exploration of the endocrine specialty, he is now a better doctor for the CE he picked up, while training under a specialist.
I don't think you are understanding the difference between what I have seen doctors in specialty fields do (take long several year periods to focus on a different aspect of their over-arching specialty), and the idea that you can go for a weekend or week-long"refresher course" for some aspect of their job or to get certification in something.
I agree. "Refresher courses" are not good enough. That said, a steady rotation of job skills (as you may find in rotating through different specialties and First Contact/First Responder situations) may be enough to keep the information fresh in a given person's mind. Let's say, everyone having to do a set number of days or hours in an ER, or Pediatric Ward, or hospital sponsored walk-in clinic.
I am familiar with the 'Hammer' docs who tend to believe that every problem they run into is a 'nail'. That is a sign, to me at least, that they are inflexible in their options and rather fixed on their specialty. Those guys may be awesome in their fields, but they aren't the people I prefer to see.
I guess, as the vast majority of the specialists I see are involved in expanding their understanding of medicine, and tend to be active in programs that force them to regularly deal with "pre-hospital" situations (Doctors Without Borders being one of them), I don't see the same limitations for CE as it involves my doctors and those medical professionals I work with. Maybe you are right about the majority of doctors being fixed on their specialties and otherwise inflexible. As I am able to do a lot more fine-tuning of the doctors I work with, I limit my exposure to single-minded problem solvers.
@@goldengryphon to me, this entire conversation is a moot point. It's not about the title of the doctor. It's about who that doctor is. Not everybody is like you (and kudos to you), and willing to research and continue their education past what is necessity. I spent 15 years going from doctor to doctor, all of which blamed me for an illness that had nothing to do with me or my actions,(You're too young to be sick, You must be depressed and that's what's causing your pain, you're fat and lazy and that's why you're miserable, You're a drug seeker, it's all in your head) None of these physicians, regardless of their specialty, listened to me or spent any time outside of the 15-minute appointment that they deemed appropriate to attempt to help me by researching What could be causing all my issues. For seven of those years I told them exactly what my diagnosis was and they refused to even test me or find out who would be willing to test me. I would sooner trust my mom to diagnose me than most doctors. It all comes down to the commitment of that doctor or that EMT to do everything they can to help their patient and understand as much as they can to help future patients. And sadly, I find it to be a very rare person who cares more about the patient than their ego.
The snacks thing is real. My mum is a nurse and whenever she works night shift there's always food. Most of the time I make her food to take to work. And whenever I've been in hospital at night time I always see the doctors and nurses running around trying to sneak something to eat in between patients. Makes me appreciate what you guys do even more.
Dr Mike: a doctor
Also Dr Mike: I dont know how I applied the SPF so poorly
Sonum R now I don’t feel as bad about my own sunburns
the point is not that he thought it was sars but that he wanted it to be interesting for his new girlfriend.
‘Trust is the foundation of any relationship’- Dr Mike 2020
The story of me, my wife and her mistress...
The OHHH 😱 when the red crop top came out. I died at your reaction 😂😂😂😂
Shannon sj lmao he needs to react to more fashion emergencies 😂
Nushu I 100% agree. I watched his reaction three times.
6:12 - Doctor Mike’s accent comes out full force😂🤭
You’re welcome.
"OMG! What are you doin'?"
The dermatologist jokes are incredibly hilarious. All of them. Just so well done
7:08 the noise the tv dermatologist made had me laughing so hard I cried lol. Good video 😎
He was one of my favorite characters on that show, but he only appeared a handful of times lol
SARS-COV-2, or as it's also known in the medical community, SARS-COV-2: Electric Boogaloo.
This is never not funny!, so hilarious
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Watch "The Good Doctor" Season 2 Episode 10 its the Quarantine episode. Episode 11 is Part 2
Watch the episode "My Lunch" next. It deals with patients waiting for transplants and would be cool to learn how it would really work in a hospital! Also new sub but love the content! Keep it up my man.
that to me is my favourite 2 episodes of the season maybe the series. because you can't just stop with my lunch, you have to watch the next episode right after.
@@MrCanadianhero absolutely agreed just a good emotional and thought provoking one!
Mike: "If you haven't heard of Philly Fluff cake, you're probably healthy"
Me, eating cheese and crackers in bed: *wrong*
Me, eating brie like an apple because I ran out of crackers: also wrong
I love the image this creates
Me eating green apple at 3 am, also wrong! 😂😂😂😂😂
-eats fast food more times a week than home-cooked meals- definitely wrong
Me, eating a tub of ice cream, wrong.
I was so depressed while watching this but eventually found myself laughing inspite of myself.I'm cackling and crying.Merci,Docteur Mike!
Dr. Mike: why is it called face cake?
Me: that depresses me
My friend trips
Me: OH NO!
(Starts chest compressions)
My friend:STOP IM OK I SPRAINED MY ANKLE I DIDN'T DIE!!
Quick, break their sternum!
Proof that chest compressions work.
Me: * is supposed to be asleep *
Doctor Mike: * uploads a video *
Me: Buh-bye sleep!
"why is he wearing a name tag on his nips-* never thought I'd hear that on this channel xD
Lol
can you please do an episode on autism? i know you mentioned in the the good doctor but as a girl with autism i would love to her you talk about this and how it differs to educate others :))
Sounds tricky given the symptoms vary so much from person to person. It can be hard to talk about symptoms without making one group feel isolated from the discussion. Worth discussing but it needs to be done with care.
Stettafire i think people needs to be taught of how the condition varies from person to person since for example some people say that i fake my autism when mine is more high functioning than compared to my cousin which his autism is very severe and disabling. autism does need covering but does need to be handled with care, but we need to educate more people especially since it is becoming more of a well known condition over this past decade
Fun Fact: the cake that I believe you called a “Philly Fluff”(Don’t shoot me if I got it wrong).
There’s actually a cake that I believe is the same thing that was pictured in this video which is a German cake and we call it “Marmorkuchen” which translates to “Marble Cake”.
The Marmorkuchen is usually made in a different cake tin with far more marbling but I always use the same cake tin that the Philly Fluff was in 😊