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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2024
- Join me for a day in the life of a doctor on call for 24 hours! I'm on call for internal medicine, assessing patients in the emergency department, admitting patients to hospital and covering any strokes.
Thank you to the whole medical team here at Sault Area Hospital for making this video possible!
This video is made for educational purposes only and should not be viewed as medical advice. Speak to your doctor if you have any concerns about your health.
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Everytime she introduces herself as a doctor I feel so happy for her achievement!
Do you mean a specialist? Residents are doctors - they've graduated med school.
@@neen42isn’t she a doctor too?
@@trapps99 of course, she's been a doctor for years - since she graduated from medical school.
Eyeeyeyeyeyy Christmas to you and your team
Eyeeye I think I have
Doctor, your videos really help me see the continuum of care and what happens after we get them to the hospital. As a paramedic, I have a really limited idea of what happens when they get into the hospital as an admitted patient. I appreciate you showing us what happens. Also going through different problems that patients face is an amazing resource too!
Siobhan
Yup, all of our specialists come down to see admitted patients in the ED, including the intensivist if they are destined for the ICU. Patients get the same care as the floor in the ED, but without the safer patient ratios! I took care of a step-down level patient, a 1:1 ICU patient, and a half-dozen or so medical patients. Our hospitalist, intensivist, and OR team all came to me for report when they came to consult. I love ED--never the same thing twice, and always a chance to learn.
Yeyeye eey3yyeyeeyeyeye 👍
Yeeyeye and the house 😅 6:42
Dhshsysydsyehsh Christmas 🎁
So mindblowing, started watching your videos when you were PGY1 and i started medschool an now you've finished residency and i'm starting PGY1 in 2 Months. Still cant believe it. Thank you for everything🙏
I used to watch these videos as an undergrad student for fun and now I watch them as first year med student to study! (And still for fun haha!)
Congrats on starting your medical training!
Sameeee😊
I loved that you and Mark got to work on the same patient. One day, if possible, it would be really cool to actually hear about or see his work on such a case.
You and your husband seem so lucky to have each other. Also you seem like such an amazing and genuine person and it’s great to see a doctor like you.
Appreciate that you still manage to film and show us what is it like to be on call! Thanks Dr Siobhan!
your hubby waiting for you with food literally brought tears to my eyes lol, you guys are so lucky to have each other 🥹
❤ same here.
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Hi Dr.Siobhan, I appreciate your 24 hour call on shift. You worked hard Siobhan to take care of your patients. May God bless you
I pray for GOD'S blessings upon her life too🙏🙏❤️
I am a nurse and I LOVE your videos. Thanks for sharing!
I love how you incorporate Mark in your videos. It’s great to see you two’s interactions even if it’s for a short moment.
Your relationship with Mark is so precious, you both treat each other so well. 🥺 ❤️
Dr. Siobhan! I'm in medical school and I'm secretly hoping to do residency in internal medicine someday but I feel like I'm always lacking in the "case-solving" aspect of it all, since our exposure to the hospital became limited due to the pandemic. I find myself watching medical shows to practice (although these cases are always exaggerated a bit) so I can relax but review at the same time. Your videos are a creative and new way for me to continue practicing and I just wanna say thank you for putting in the time and effort to put out videos like these. It helps me be inspired but at same time learn while enjoying. Cheers!
your energy is sooo contagious.....and filled with such optimism and clarity and, bonus - humour!!! 😻 (oh and we all love the little snippets with the wonderful Mark!)
love how dedicated you are! As a healthcare myself and working towards my MPH - find these videos so educating. thank you!
Loved this video!!! You have a lot of enthusiasm, passion, and hard work put into every day of your job. Keep up the great work, we are all thankful we have doctors like you working in the field of medicine.
I can totally relate ! I've just started working as a neonatologist in a new hospital. It's my first experience as a graduate pediatrician. I've been called to assist the birth of premature babies in the delivery room and OR. Last Friday I had to resus a late preterm baby who was born apnoic with very low heart rate! I had already done that but I was used to had the attending physician by my side in case something went wrong. Now I'm on my own.
This video was so awesome! especially how you integrated pictures and sounds!! excited to see more!🤗
Been watching you since the beginning! You’re the best, so happy we’re getting these style of videos again♥️… hubby is a great addition too! Thank you to you all for your service🫶🏼
Hi, I don’t know how, but everything you explain in these videos are really easy to understand even tho they’re complicated subjects
It’s like being in my hospitalist rotation from the comfort of my home and being able to search term and rewind etc
This has been so much fun following along with you on your journey, and now you are a Dr! Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us. I am SO proud of you!
she's been a doctor for years.. she's just specialised now
Have the best day! Appreciate all you do
So proud that you have achieved your goals. Love these kinds of videos! Mark really is a rock star to have brought your dinner after such a tough shift.
Wow, that surgery to treat aortic stenosis is incredible! Thank you again for your videos; so glad you got some sleep this time 😊
You are so alive!! I admire you!!
Hi there! So happy to still see your videos coming up.
Her videos are so educational.
These videos are so educational and high quality… as a burned out 3rd year med student watching educational/entertaining videos is so helpful and rare to come across
Another interesting video, thanks. Your enthusiasm and smile are uplifting.
Im an internal medicine resident
in Montréal and love love your videos! They are so great. Thanks for sharing!!
Okay now this was super helpfull and made me less worried about my future! It's amazing that it doesn't have to be an open heart surgery anymore when it comes to aortic valve! Such a good news❤️
Oh my gosh, you popped up in my suggested videos and I'm crying bc i watched you ages ago when you were still doing your residency!!! I am so proud of you 🎉
Thank you for coming to the sault. I'm an RN at SAH. We rely on our wonderful locums and appreciate you ❤
I love your videos! Continue your amazing work
I’ve watched your videos for yrs and it’s so crazy that you’re not a doctor!!!! You’re a massive inspiration for me. I’m hoping to get into med school very soon🙌
Oh my gosh!!! I haven’t watched your videos since you were in residency. CONGRATULATIONS!! This is truly a feat you will celebrate the rest of your life. Blessings to you!
Thank you so much for doing this video. So many people my entire life. (born with a vsd and coarctation of aorta) don’t honor or respect my wishes to not lift a heavy object or walk too many stairs etc. (outside a med. setting)
They reg. forget that heart issues are not just an “age thing”. And it is not all related to diet or salt. …
Like we did it or caused this narrowing or hole.
They mean well. By no means are most people purposely non objective. Nor rigid. They just don’t know that it is not as uncommon of a problem as it appears to the outside. ❤️ Triple thanks 🤗 🙏
I hear you. I also have invisible disabilities. Mainly my knees, also the effects of being hypothyroid. How to convince someone I have no energy to do things, rather than being considered lazy. 🙁
@@joanhoffman3702 2,000 percent. Then when we push too hard, and struggle to move or do a daily task, to people please they are like “why didn’t you tell me”? 😂 😑
Like it has not been a thing the entire whole lifespan of our knowing one another.
It is a pain. Literally.
Sending you 😍 and understanding to a degree.
your videos are another level!! i always learn something!! thank you so much!!
That is love when your husband waits for you just to bring you food. But also probably really nice to say hello and goodbye in passing, as you both probably dont have predictable schedules
I think it's so amazing to watch the videos you post with everyone. I'm learning something new every day when I watch what your posting.
I've got 2 cousins' who are Nurse's and one of them is a head Nurse in the ER.
Most of all;I want to say thank you to you and your husband for sharing these videos,and all the info you share with me/us!
Good Job!!
My mom had the same issue with her heart valve and just had a TAVR in March and recovered so fast! Ironically a friend of mine now used to work Edward who makes the artificial valve. ❤
Mark having brought you food made me think of one brother in law who cooks very well and my syster always work too much as a nurse.❤
Keep it up! I like how it's 12.18 am here in Singapore and I'm up late watching your videos :)
Congrats!!
I required aortic valve replacement surgery via Open Heart Surgery last April (2022). My valve was regurgitating. It was bicuspid, but also found out post-surgery that it had a 4-5mm hole in one of its leaflets. Only symptoms I experienced were a low blood pressure of 90/40, and blurry vision in my right eye as if someone was shining a flashlight into it. Recovery from OHS was very tough. My valve was replaced with a bovine valve. It took about a month for my body to “accept” it. My heart wound pound every night when going to sleep. That caused me a lot of anxiety. Luckily at about 1 month post-surgery my heartbeat was routine again. One year later now - I feel much better. My BP is stabilized. I had my surgery in a very busy New Jersey hospital. Nothing like the one your working in now.
Fascinating strategic, Siobhan. Love to bring your four strings and bow and play a soothing song.
I could honestly watch these vlogs every day for the rest of time!! I loveee them, thank you for continuing to post on TH-cam whilst quite literally saving lives 👏🏼🤗💓
Hi! I’m matriculating in the University of MN of medical school this summer. Your videos have been huge sources encouragement. You carry yourself very well. Thank you!
I'm in the medical device industry and worked on a TAVR in the past, so I was ecstatic to hear you talk about the procedure. It's amazing to think that we can get a full replacement heart valve in a cath lab instead of the surgical ward.
Im in pharmacy school and it's so cool to apply what we are learning in school.
Wow you are so smart!!!! I love that you could hear an aortic stenosis through the stethoscope. The doctors I work with aren’t specialized but omg they just use radiology to diagnose everything
This is my favourite time of the week
I always love watching your on call hospital videos Shioban.
omg I loved the Murmur simulation, although I am just a high schooler I love your videos thank you for taking the time to create such great videos , we appreciate you Siobhan
Thanks for showing us, you did such a great job and I'm sure your audience appreciates the educational elements! Although that amboss AS clip is giving me flashbacks to third year med school!
I just love your videos… upload more ❤❤ love from Dubai
If I was working in the healthcare field, Dr Siobhan would definitely be my mentor
yes, I like this vlog. please make more
Yay so happy you are still in the Soo :)
@Violin MD Siobhan, I totally understand what you meant by double checking everything ...been there myself. It was so interesting to learn about the TAVR procedure. Poor Mark, he looked so buggered. And the on call bedroom looked very nice. I never could sleep when I was on call as I was always looking at my pager.
Great to see you still making videos. Been watching you a long time and every time I watch it makes me want to be a doctor even that much more.
I am so proud to be one of your followers ❤️ and love hearing you say doctor. Not resident. 😍
Great video. I love these type of videos. So real. I’m so happy you’re a doctor now🤗🤗🌹
It's always interesting to see you dealing with different medical environments and different kinds of cases.
Yaay, good to see you again, Dr. Siobhan! Have a great weekend!❤Edit: what a fantastic invention, TAVR!
Hi Siobhan ! I love your videos, they’re so detailed, we can really see the life of a doctor and the organization of a shift and a hospital. You keep my want to be a doctor alive. I was wondering if in that shift as an attending you got any residents under your supervision?
I’m currently in my first year of med school and one of the reasons why I chose medicine was because of your videos. I’ve been watching them since I was 13 now I’m 16 and in med school. Thank you for that🤍🤍
I love your videos Siobhan!!
My cousin has had a TAVR done. He was born with an absent pulmonary valve and has had heart problems all of his life. He’s 30 now. He’s also had plenty of open heart surgeries and was 23 when he had the TAVR since they didn’t have that when he was younger
Thanks Siobhan, have a great day 👋
I love these India of videos, I’m a visual learner so this helps me understand better than reading it in a book
I absolutely love your videos, so real and most important reassuring. ❤
Always excited for your videos ❤
Violin MD Violin MD Violin MD
Doctor, your editing skills are amazing! Keep up the good work! Sincerely, a fan since 2019.
Wow. I’ve watched all of her videos!!
Love watching your videos! So much to learn. Please keep them coming.
Congrats Doc.... Thanks for sharing the content
I love the content. Suggestion: Blooper reels!
Edit: That “in the zone” comment at 1.01 made me lol a bit. I love the word “zone” for some reason.
I really love your videos. You inspire me every single day.
On your Instagram account can you do a Q&A and then
answer the questions in your upcoming video
@@Lifewithth7 Was this supposed to be a comment that got misplaced?
Loved the video all the way from Australia 🇦🇺
Kinda weird how your video came up as recommended. I had a “Ross procedure” (aortic stenosis corrected by a new aortic valve in 2000 when I was 21) Then in 2011 I had my pulmonary valve replaced via TAVR. Now I’m at University of Washington with another new aortic valve as of yesterday. Unfortunately they couldn’t do the tavr and had to do open heart. I’m very grateful for what they did but this recovery sucks lol. I’m stubborn and I know that if you’re in too much pain you stay in the hospital longer. I was trying to be a tough guy. Unfortunately there’s a few nurse ratchets here 😂. She scolded me about being a tough guy and gave me dilaudid that’s on orders for me. Damn nurses lol (I’m extremely happy with the care here but you can’t fool the nurses 😂)
I’m 44 and will be 45 this August and now have had 3 heart surgeries not including stents in 2020 right before the stay home stay safe stuff started. I’m pretty active and eat healthy and exercise regularly. But I was born without a thyroid and the medical theory is that my heart took the hit on development issues due to being born without a thyroid aka congenital hypothyroidism. The build up that made me need the angiogram and stents I’m sure had something to do with all the booze I drank! (8 years sober next month) Anyway ya never know ticker issues can affect anyone!
You remind me of a female version of my pcp internal med doctor. He’s a awesome dr and if you keep it up you seem to be on the same path to becoming a great dr as well! (Sorry for the long winded comment! Blame rhe dilaudid that nurse ratchet put in my iv 😂
A fan of you from Myanmar 🇲🇲 It’s great and fun to watch your videos. You are my idol, Violet! I have keen interest in internal medicine, too. I’ve got a question, my idol. Does this patient with symptomatic AS require angiography before TAVR? I am preparing for MRCP part 1 and find this is a necessity before any intervention. So much respect and love for you two!❤
Thank you for another great video! 🫶🏻
Thanks! You rock! All; Be good!
Thank you very much - I appreciate it!
Awesome video
you always do a super great job with all your patients.
Hello Doctor you are a very hard worker.i enjoy watching all your videos.
I love your 24 hr on call videos! Soooo interesting the types of cases you get! If I were smarter, I would have gone into medicine!!
As someone with aortic stenosis I had to click when I saw the title!
You literally have the best husband I hope he got the rest he well needed bless him! Love watching your videos :) keep up the good work XD
Hey Siobhan! Thank you for taking us on another adventure! I love your channel so much! I always learn something new with each adventure! Thanks for sharing with us and I'll see you inthe next one!! Be well, be safe and Cheers!!!
ah ! kinda headed to YT to check if you had uploaded a video today. After 10 min of scrolling yours popped up! awesome. And thanks!
Oh god I’d recognize that MEDITECH screen anywhere. My condolences. ✊😔
Happy Saturday
Love the caption
I appreciate you, thank you for making content.
I keep forgetting you're in Ontario, the French on the signs made me do a double take LOL
I'm so glad your thumbnail game is on point 😮
That hospital is sooooo clean 👍🏼
Love your videos. I found you on TH-cam a while ago and your videos are very interesting and knowledgeable. Keep up the good work thank you for teaching me some things
I am also internal medicine and rheumatology , and i truly love all your videos , great effort and gives me a hope about better healthcare somewhere else