Hope y'all enjoy this special "What I Eat In A Day" video, that also happens to include a trauma surgery night shift in there. Fast forward to 7:54 to see footage of what the trauma response looks like!
Please never loose your personal touch (sympathizing with the patient, checking on them) Patients see it, they feel it, and appreciate it more then you’ll ever know. They’ll forever remember Dr. Dong and his kindness!!!
Being as this is the first time I've watched, I can't speak to the rest of your videos, but you need a sarcasm disclaimer somewhere LOL. And the deadpan, straight faced delivery just put me over the edge. I need therapy now. I'll be billing you. *Great content, thank you for sharing!*
I love this! I have always been so into trauma all my life, I am a 3rd semester nursing student and started working in Shock Trauma in Baltimore MD as a student nurse to gain more experience before looking for RN jobs. I am in love with the environment and I have so much respect for what the doctors and surgeons do in the trauma centers. I hope one day to be in the ER/Resuscitation units of trauma farther down my career. Keep up your amazing work, I am so glad you are sharing more of this side in the medical field.
As a current M1 about to start second year here pretty soon, loved your perspectives in this video. I'm excited to get into the hospital during clerkships. Keep 'em coming!
Grateful that YT recommended me to watch your video because I’m planning to get an MD/PhD. But I don’t know what specialty yet. I’m graduating this semester from college and taking a gap year(s). You have a new subscriber and I wish you the best Royce! 🥳
It's hard to keep up with your medical career when you can leave it in a second and live off of youtube, i applaud your determination, great video doc, new subscriber🙋🏽♀️♥️
@@RoyceDong yeah im also a medical student and working with patients really makes it all worth it, plus the guys are cute and it helps with my god complex😂
wow what an eventful first night! I work at UPMC (Univ of Pittsburgh Medical center) on the other side of the state and our ed/ trauma bay usually only gets a couple rib/ spinal fx from pt falling or from mtv/mva’s. Most of them are transfers from smaller non tertiary care center ed’s too. gsw are pretty rare in my area so it’s crazy how that’s the first thing you had to start with. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, Royce. Your raw experience at the hospital seemed as authentic as your Korean French fries. I picked up some sarcasm from you too haha. Loved the video though :)
I had a tubal 3 years ago when I was being extubated I vaguely remember waking up feeling like I was drowning swallowing to get more air and couldn't move i swore I heard the docs say they were going to loose me, next I know I'm waking up coughing up alot of yellow stuff. My fiance said they had to reintubate me I Had a layrngospasm after this experience I found I have lingual tonsil hypertrophy which also can cause difficult intubation. I need a endoscopy in feb and maybe lingual tonsil surgery find out in Jan but I link surgery to death now.. and the endoscopy...
Hi! I'm an undergrad currently working in a HIV lab and I'm considering the pros and cons of doing an MD-PhD vs an MD. What made you want to take the MD/PhD route if you don't mind me asking?!
People take Phd's because they are over-normal interested in a topic. If you want to do research take a Phd, it is a lot of work and only worth it if you are specially interested. Don't go Phd for any other reason. Just gonna be a bad Phd
Entertaining but disturbing. Why can't the American medical system put out more doctors so the doctors are not working on life critical tasks being sleep deprived/half awake. It's not just this video. It seems like a rampant problem where doctors working in trauma are working in a state of being half awake half asleep. With that said, much respect to the hard work the doctors put in.
You really need to slow down with your talking, you talk a mile a min. lol. My best advice for you is to keep your eyes and ears opened with you are still learning and keep your mouth shut. Attendings don't really want to hear a bunch of young interns that think they know everything. Remember slow down with your speaking. Good luck in your career.
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Hope y'all enjoy this special "What I Eat In A Day" video, that also happens to include a trauma surgery night shift in there. Fast forward to 7:54 to see footage of what the trauma response looks like!
your sarcasm >>>>
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Please never loose your personal touch (sympathizing with the patient, checking on them) Patients see it, they feel it, and appreciate it more then you’ll ever know. They’ll forever remember Dr. Dong and his kindness!!!
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your level of determination & passion for medicine and helping people out is UNMATCHED. good job doc 👏
I’m not a doc but thank you!!
@@RoyceDong future doc!!
Being as this is the first time I've watched, I can't speak to the rest of your videos, but you need a sarcasm disclaimer somewhere LOL. And the deadpan, straight faced delivery just put me over the edge. I need therapy now. I'll be billing you. *Great content, thank you for sharing!*
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As a fellow Philadelphian, I am so glad to see you capture the beauty and love found in every aspect of our city of brotherly love.
I love this! I have always been so into trauma all my life, I am a 3rd semester nursing student and started working in Shock Trauma in Baltimore MD as a student nurse to gain more experience before looking for RN jobs. I am in love with the environment and I have so much respect for what the doctors and surgeons do in the trauma centers. I hope one day to be in the ER/Resuscitation units of trauma farther down my career. Keep up your amazing work, I am so glad you are sharing more of this side in the medical field.
I love seeing Actual med student Vlogs, makes me so excited for my future!🥰
Med school is def an exciting time :)
"That probably was NOT the best idea but I tend to not learn from my mistakes so I will probably do that again in the future" -funniest MD/PhD student
Aww the encouragement from the gaurd is heartwarming! Imagine how many young scared students he sees maturing into real docs..
Haha so true, he knows just what to say after years of experience
I’m a EMT in a busy metropolitan city, cool to see what’s goes on after we bring them in and give our turnover.
"That's called the growth mindset" bro im fuckin dead lmaoooooooo
Bravo to all medical personnel all over the world. We are grateful.
As a current M1 about to start second year here pretty soon, loved your perspectives in this video. I'm excited to get into the hospital during clerkships. Keep 'em coming!
A lot to be excited about after mod 2 :))
Its clear you have empathy for your patients and are going to be a great doctor.
great video, I'm studying to be an EMT right now so it's interesting to see a bit of what in-hospital trauma treatment is like
That’s awesome!
oh my gosh you are hilarious!! Your attitude is awesome and I wish you all the success in your MD/PhD! You got this!
Grateful that YT recommended me to watch your video because I’m planning to get an MD/PhD. But I don’t know what specialty yet. I’m graduating this semester from college and taking a gap year(s). You have a new subscriber and I wish you the best Royce! 🥳
MD-PhD is a solid choice :)
Super cool to see your day at UPenn! Thanks for sharing!
Np!
Love your sense of humor.
Thank you for putting out these videos. Seeing the process ahead is so exciting and informative. Cheers
For sure :))
It's hard to keep up with your medical career when you can leave it in a second and live off of youtube, i applaud your determination, great video doc, new subscriber🙋🏽♀️♥️
Well unfortunately I can’t live off of TH-cam just yet…
But in all seriousness thank you, I’m very blessed to have a career in medicine and science!
@@RoyceDong yeah im also a medical student and working with patients really makes it all worth it, plus the guys are cute and it helps with my god complex😂
That UPenn dual degree student grind, 3 exams this week, lab meeting and clinical shift Saturday 7am, you're doing great!
Lmaoo thanks
I love your sarcasm lol. Subbed!
Thank you!
I admire your drive and commitment to education.
I love how you made this funny. Awesome video.
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Balance of fun and work is admirable!
Thank you!
New grad nurse here just found your videos, your humor kills me😂
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Your sarcasm >
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wow what an eventful first night! I work at UPMC (Univ of Pittsburgh Medical center) on the other side of the state and our ed/ trauma bay usually only gets a couple rib/ spinal fx from pt falling or from mtv/mva’s. Most of them are transfers from smaller non tertiary care center ed’s too. gsw are pretty rare in my area so it’s crazy how that’s the first thing you had to start with. Thanks for sharing!
keep at it bro, love your videos, you will go far in youtube.
Super fun to watch! Your videos can getting better every time!
Thank you!
Great vid, Royce! Good luck to all my fellow students out there!
Thanks!
The fact that there’s a lot of food feature is unparalleled!! Want more food adventure vlogs haha
Nice video. People will learn lots of things from this video. God bless you dear.
You save lives ! Great video lots of cases interesting cases . Good luck Doc!
Super interesting! I'd love to see more videos like this in the future!
You got it
Thankyou for your work GOD bless you and your family and everyone
I thoroughly enjoyed this ❤️❤️❤️
Glad you did :)
Thanks for this awesome video I really enjoyed it!
This video was incredible, kept me on my toes
This was so cool !!! Even though not my field , it was nice to watch subscribing !!!!
Glad you found it interesting!
Thank you so much for sharing this real and insightful look into your life.
As an incoming M1 I really enjoyed this video! Great work, you should post more vlogs as you do your rotations!
Awesome, congrats! And will do :)
Love the style of your videos Doc !!
New subbie !
I very much enjoyed this video; it was inspiring. It made me excited for the future I hope to have in medicine-- but for now I'm stuck with the MCAT.
Lol it be like that
I enjoy watching this video thank you doc i'm going to study now bc u just motivated me plus i'm a new fan
I’m not a doc but glad you found me struggling to stay awake motivating ^^
amazing video! thank you for sharing your day
Np!
I love your dry sarcasm man it keeps me on my toes 😂
Lmao. I love when you look at your watch and you have like 500 steps in. What a crazy night you had.
loved this video
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Great video, Royce. Your raw experience at the hospital seemed as authentic as your Korean French fries. I picked up some sarcasm from you too haha. Loved the video though :)
Hahaha thanks!
I was studying biochemistry "I am a first year med student when I saw you video on TH-cam I liked so much it was such a good break from biochemistry 😅
Honestly anything is a good break from biochem
Not interested in a career in Medicine in any way, but this video is awesome.
I had a tubal 3 years ago when I was being extubated I vaguely remember waking up feeling like I was drowning swallowing to get more air and couldn't move i swore I heard the docs say they were going to loose me, next I know I'm waking up coughing up alot of yellow stuff. My fiance said they had to reintubate me I Had a layrngospasm after this experience I found I have lingual tonsil hypertrophy which also can cause difficult intubation. I need a endoscopy in feb and maybe lingual tonsil surgery find out in Jan but I link surgery to death now.. and the endoscopy...
Imagine you talk with Sheldon from TBBT ….. Sarcasm battle
Inspiring, im an ICU RN and i love trauma. I would love to explore trauma sx but i cant afford to take med school prereqs :(
First time watcher. Smart young man... I have to try that korean fried chicken!
the banana leaf tamale looking thing looks great actually, I saw those chicken feet I said no way !! Lol
isn't that you have to put on the apron and gown BEFORE you scrub?
Thanks for your contribution. TH-cam ❤
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How are you handling this so far? Nights have been causing me to feel sick though it's back to back.
Hi! I'm an undergrad currently working in a HIV lab and I'm considering the pros and cons of doing an MD-PhD vs an MD. What made you want to take the MD/PhD route if you don't mind me asking?!
People take Phd's because they are over-normal interested in a topic. If you want to do research take a Phd, it is a lot of work and only worth it if you are specially interested. Don't go Phd for any other reason. Just gonna be a bad Phd
Lmaoo I love the dry humor and sarcasm
I don't think I'd want to eat just before having to cut people open and look at blood and stuff.
Big question, Do you get free time as a trauma surgeon?
Any recommendations for asian food out here in philly? I just started my MD program in philly!
His sarcasm is amazing 😂
Hi I am really interested to go into medicine can u kinda explain how u can do a PhD while being a MD do u have to take a extra course or something
Great choice :) I have vids explaining what the MD PhD is and how it works
th-cam.com/video/I0q83iOx2Bs/w-d-xo.html
Hey man, what do you use to edit your videos???
I’ll make a vid in the future on how I make my vids, been meaning to do this for a while. I use Davinci Resolve, and it’s free
@@RoyceDong thanks homie!
you will accumulate a lot of experience as a doctor in philly given so much murder and gun violence in the city.
Let’s have penn verify your attendance. Do you know Taylor bell? Maybe you both can share your diplomas? And verify it by the dean?
the bonchon in philly doesn't taste so good.
Inshallah one day❤️❤️
Yo you're funny af lmaoooo
I like you vibe but got me worried about you childhood dramas. Cheeze.😊🤩😂👍
Lmao I was only half kidding
Entertaining but disturbing. Why can't the American medical system put out more doctors so the doctors are not working on life critical tasks being sleep deprived/half awake. It's not just this video. It seems like a rampant problem where doctors working in trauma are working in a state of being half awake half asleep. With that said, much respect to the hard work the doctors put in.
Yea it’s especially tough when you have to go from a night shift one day to a day shift the next day and completely flip your sleep schedule
Not crepe it’s a type of rice noodle
you are so funny
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Let me know when you upload "Day in the life - trauma surgery Wife #6" Keep telling yourself its worth it because its not.
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1000 subs is not a lot of subs.
Five minutes of dung to start the video. Thumbs down.
You really need to slow down with your talking, you talk a mile a min. lol. My best advice for you is to keep your eyes and ears opened with you are still learning and keep your mouth shut. Attendings don't really want to hear a bunch of young interns that think they know everything. Remember slow down with your speaking. Good luck in your career.
Too much talk no action, show us TRAUMA
I agree lol
But yea I couldn’t show any patient encounters because of HIPAA
lose the earrings looks ridiculous.
lose the idea of telling others what to do, especially over the internet, especially a surgeon
not very professional with those earrings
I don't know what a simple accessory has to do with someone's professionalism?
Nice video. I understand it's not easy being among the top youtubers, stay strong 🥹
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