what to expect on OBGYN (vlog) | Rachel Southard
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Super super exciting video to film! I actually take you on a 27hr shift through labor & delivery, but also explain what to possibly expect on your rotation. I also include some things that I like to do to stay prepared.
Some thing that I didn't mention for being proactive and doing well on your rotation is to go see the triage patients before being asked/before the residents do! It's incredibly helpful. :D
I love this more educative and in-depth stuff on general OBGYN stuff! So interesting!
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anyone else kinda grossed out but super interested at the same time? lol
Rachel I wanna say ur amazing, have been watching ur videos for two yrs now and the fact that u didn't stop posting while draining ur energy in medical school and u still have the energy to do ur videos for us, wow, the fact that I don't even know but u make this herd a proud one, u motivate me, and whatever happens don't give up :)
Awh thank you
Has working in labour and delivery changed your own plans for having children and how you want your birthing experience to go?
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I’m an OBGYN. Working on L&D is incredible birth control for me
It makes me terrified hahah. Like is there another way to get the baby out? 😅
@@RachelSouthard cut it out :)
Whenever I'm working in L&D, I’m always repeating to myself, “There are two patients, there are two patients.” 😂
I have always been passionate in working with children, which is why I am leaning towards pediatric surgery but you have made me consider OBGYN so who knows. I am about to start clinical hours for med school applications and I am so excited. Thank you for taking the time and sharing your life
hi!! i commented a couple months ago saying i was waiting for my exam results to see if i got into my dream med school... and i got in!! 🎉
thank you so much rachel your honest videos have been such a help to remind me what i was working for when i wanted nothing more than to coast though the end of my courses.
i know its not going to be easy, but im so happy to have made it this far!!
congrats on your fourth year of med school, looking forward to seeing you continue to prove how capable and passionate you are! xx
That’s so exciting!!!
Congratulations!!! 🥰🥰🥰
@@corallie7746 it is!! thank you!
@@viancazavala999 thank you so much!!
OMG MY HEART IS EXPLODING FOR YOU. CONGRATULATIONS ♥️✨
Its so nice to see you already at the place you are now , I started watching you when I was in my degree (it was 4 years) and im already 1 year after my degree.
I remember you had really hard times at the beggining and look at you know ! you the example for hard work and never give up , keep it going !
It’s so beautiful to watch you pursue what you’ve been passionate about. You deserve the best! ❤️
Starting my OBGYN rotation in a week and this video really made me even more excited for it!
I’m late commenting on this video. But, I love that you introduce yourself to potential moms that you’ll help deliver. I can only imagine how stressful and uncomfortable delivery can be and I’m sure your respect and kindness makes them feel so much better.
Hey Rachel, i Loved this video. What is next for you after this rotation?
Another audition in OBGYN :)
The state of Long Term Care really came to light when the pandemic hit, so I decided to become a Personal Support Worker, or CNA as you guys in the States call it. I used to be a legal assistant for criminal lawyers, so this career change was very welcome, and needed. Now I wish I had done it 20 years ago! I love being a PSW!
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Hi Rachel, really nice video as usual. I was just wondering what your thoughts are on the complicated pregnancies such as those complicated by (pre-) eclampsia or early ruptured membranes. During my rotations those pregnancies left a big impression on me when I was scheduled at labor and delivery.
Hmmm I don’t have particular thoughts about them. it’s unfortunate seeing mamas come in with these conditions, but seeing the work up is fascinating.
What left the biggest impression that sometimes these complications did not end well. While Ob&Gyn was mostly a happy rotation, it sometimes was heart breaking. I had never thought about it like this before this rotation.
Now i can never enjoy a papaya
Jk i don't even know what that is
Hey can u make a med book haul vdo
Thank you for giving advice! It is very much appreciated from this MS1 :)
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Definitely love the way you told your experience! I haven’t been in OBGYN (until next semester) and I’m rotating trough Internal medicine working with communities until mid September that I’m going to be and the hospital but since I started med school definitely cardology or endocrinology gives me so much passion and I don’t know when I was in basic that subjects always hunt me! But need to experience the other ones so I can be really sure,
Hi how are you feeling
Hi Rachel, you look so freaken happy!! Love that. Wanted to ask.. is there room to apply tools from osteopathic medicine like OMM/OMT into OB/GYN?
I love this question! I’m also wondering…
wow great question, now i'm curious too! :):) i hope she sees this. personally (i'm not in medicine yet), i think that in clinic an ob/gyn could have the freedom to have an "adjustment table" (idk what it's actually called) in the room and provide the patient with that care while they're there for something else
Yes! There are :) I’ve seen one doc counterstrain. And do some sacral balancing. Then also using BLT-type technique on the uterus itself taking strain off the ligaments. It was really interesting.
You are so inspirational! I am starting a grad program for occupational therapy at the end of the month! It took years for me to find my passion but I am so excited to finally be where I'm meant to be!
How old is she?? Love ur videos!
Such a fun video! I feel the same way about Family Medicine!
Your iPhone looks so long on the screen 😳
ending my day watching ur vids after studying for my mcat and my classes all day 🥺 I have been watching you since you were studying for your mcat and look at you now.. you are literally keeping me going!
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Love you bby. You got this!!
Hey Rachel! Thank you so much for sharing your passion with us! I loved learning so much about OBGYN through your audition rotation. I was curious, knowing what you know now, what experiences would you recommend for pre-med students to keep on being involved? I know some students become EMTs, CNAs, MAs, or phlebotomist. I’m particularly interested in womens health and I’m working towards becoming an OBGYN one day as well :) ❤
I would say just to volunteer in the ED and shadow some docs! Standard things to get exposure in the field. If you’re able to do like EMT or scribing, that of course would be helpful
My passion(s) are physics and mathematics. Even though I'm not planning on becoming a doctor, I still watch your videos and look forward to every Saturday when you post. My dreams are to earn a PhD in both Mathematics and Physics and to earn a Fields Medal
You seem to be really interested in labor and delivery. Are you thinking of doing maternal fetal medicine?
Nope!
in the building watching from barbados 😎😎😎😎
Hi Rachel I'm also a 4th year med student at UOT, I'm currently undergoing my OBGYN program and I really love it! Tho I get slightly terrified during witnessing normal labours, do you have any advice for me to overcome that?
Just breathe with mom and be present with her. Also, make it about her. It’s her moment, her strength, her day. Take the focus off of you, and have it be on the patient :)
Finding passion in life for anything is so hard. Very happy for those who do and hope it and all the love for it stays with you forever. Still searching for mine. I have anxiety just thinking about what you do lol.
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Hey Rachel 👋🏾
Can’t wait to watch this video !
I’ve been waiting on a video and now just a few hours away 🎊🎊😌😌😌
Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Bro some of these procedures sound so painful 🥲 Women legit get the inside of their uterus SCRAPED WITH A METAL INSTRUMENT 😅 I can’t even imagine the cramps after that
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I absolutely love your videos! I'm starting anatomy soon so pls make a how to study anatomy video 🙈
Also, all of these tests and procedures sound so interesting!
Hey RACHEL ! Love you from India 🇮🇳 ... Keep going.. keep growing ..👋
ouuuuuh loved this, it was so informative!!
How r you doing madam , all going good?
I loved this format! 💕
So interesting!
Delivered my first baby today and it was amazing! :) love your channel and what you represent
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hello doctor, we're ready!😁
Keep it up
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Can’t wait!
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Im in grade 12 & I just got accepted to med school I want to study OB/GYN this video is inspiring ❤
You mean senior year & how?! You have to take it within college years or a bit after
@@littlesparrow303 I'm going to assume they're not in North America. In Europe and Asia it's different. You can enter straight in from high school.
Essentially it's the same thing, but instead of being two different programs ie undergrad + med school, it's all one program that features both. They usually take 6-7 years.
@@automotivebuff3202 exactly that
Its 8 years 😂❤
@@charlisequarrie601 good luck!!! No matter what, keep your chin up and take it one day at a time. You'll meet a lot of amazing people, have fun!
Ah!! Congrats!
Greetings Ms.Southard,
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We can hear your energy and passion for what you are doing. It’s a beautiful thing.