i had to do chest compressions on my dad when he stopped breathing in july. had to do them for a while until the ambulance got there and they took over. scariest moments of my life, but he is all good now!! chest compressions came to mind IMMEDIATELY, thank you dr mike. ❤️
But imagine we didn't have doctor Mike and someone took this inaccurate show as actual medical advice and punched someone in the chest instead of doing anything helpful, these shows should consider the fact that medical information shouldn't be used this way without big disclaimers that it's actually inaccurate and people shouldn't listen to it out of fiction.
I’m so glad your dad is doing better. It is scary when someone you love is going through a health crisis. I’m glad you were able to think rationally during all that stress.
Hair loss is typically a side effect of chemo or radiation. Cancer rarely causes hair loss by itself. I think he was speaking about actual illnesses that cause hair loss not medications
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Doctor Mike: “What have I repeated to you over and over and over again?!” Me: “CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS-“ Doctor Mike: “if an object gets inserted inside of your body, meaning like it penetrated your skin...” Me: “....oh....”
Dont worry! You're probably protected by the Good Samaritan Law! 😂😂😂... I did the same thing. I was less enthusiastic about it when he asked "what do we do people?".
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In countries like Syria there is no such law...the doctor shown in the drama is used to treating patients in trauma situations everyday while putting his own life at risk...this is supposed to symbolize the difference in medical practice (especially in places where you don’t have enough resources) but dr.Mike doesn’t understand that.
if it would really come to trial, the defense has a quite good argument for his actions. no intent to harm or kill, simply to treat a life threatening injury with less than optimal equipment. and he did indeed help. was he allowed to practice medicine in that way in that situation in that jurisdiction? no. was there intent to injure or kill the person? also no
Yep I’m places like Syria...doctors are not as privileged as American doctors and yes the doctors have to use whatever is at their disposal in situations where their own life is at risk...does Dr. Mike really think the doctors that is in the middle of city explosion who is trying to save someone’s life gonna think about giving the patient tetanus when the only thing he has is a drill! Of course not...he will try to save the patient it is his instinct...that’s what the character did but dr.mike didn’t even watch the whole episode and just started criticizing blindly
1st that's why people don't go to middle east to get treated. People die there more. 2nd he didn't know it was a skull fracture 3rd real doctors can do that but that was no doctor this is foolish. 4th gtfo @@nrproductions5776
I’m a doctor myself and not gonna lie, you getting triggered the whole video is completely understandable because I WAS SCREAMING ALONG WITH YOU, MY GUY
I work in a level 1 trauma center hospital I've worked the trauma ICU for 10 years and Medical ICU for 2 years I love watching Dr Mike talk about medical shows. They drive me nuts. Lol
Getting triggered for no reason...even in India in some areas we don’t have all medical resources just like Syria that’s why the doctor is using various tools whatever is at his disposal...it is actually symbolism used to depict variation in medical practice! But Dr. Mike did not even acknowledge this in his review and instead made ignorant remarks.
@@Mike90317 Nah. People usually use 'murder' and 'homicide' interchangeably, but legally, homicide is any act that resulted in the death of a human while murder is specifically defined as homicide with malice aforethought, so it has to come with a malicious intent to kill the victim. Otherwise, it's voluntary manslaughter (unintentional homicide) or involuntary manslaughter (homicide from preventable accidents caused by negligence; also called criminal negligence). Short version: not all homicide is done in malice (such as manslaughter or negligence) while _all_ murder is inherently malicious.
This would have been a good epi to collab with Legal Eagle. The serious amount of negligence happening in this show would be ripe with hypos for any lawyer. you could comfort each other. :)
I hate when shows (medical dramas, legal dramas, procedurals, etc.) have that one genius character who's just so much better at everyone else's job than them.
The main actor is actually a real life friend of mine. I'm laughing hysterically right now because I want to support my friend but I also know that Dr Mike is fair with his comments.... and his 11 minute rage compilation :D
I never blame actors/actress for doing their job It seems to always be the directors, screen writers etc lol. I hope your friend's career takes off and blossoms
I personally love the show because of the plot line for his character. I don’t care how medically accurate it is so long as there is a good story line that goes along with it. Hence why I can only watch 3 grey anatomy episodes every 2 months. But then I watch these videos literally so I can see exactly how accurate they actually make these shows. But like even with it not being medically accurate the story line is great and your friend is a great actor
Okay, first of all, I love this show and I love his acting; congrats on having a talented friend! Second, show this to him as a joke anyway, but also lowkey suggest that Dr. Mike (or somebody, apparently) should consult.
lol... "you mad?" ahahh! that guy really socked TF out of that woman.. Im training for clinical experience before applying to med school and he was definitely supposed to do chest compressions.. I wonder who writes this stuff? a lot of these medical shows are so inaccurate.
Well the idea is that he was taughr differently from the area he lived in. They sometimes had limited tools and had to learn how to do things differently
It's called a cardiac thump. I'm a nurse and also a medical student. While it's an old-school method, and yes he was supposed to do chest compressions, there's no substitute for that, it is a method army medics still use in the battlefield and the guy strikes me as a vet so he would know it. The shock of the punch can deliver a couple of Jules to the heart, they say it's about 10J or so, which might be enough to shock the heart back into rhythm. The same principle as taking a hit to the center of the sternum can shock the heart into stopping can also shock it into restarting. It's old-school and not the best method but good in a pinch.
@@BellaKarim23 You are right. I watched the series earlier in the year. He is a doctor / down range army doc / consultant to down range EMTs in Syria. Frequently throughout the series there are scenes depicting highly unlikely methods of medical care, yet plausible situations EMTs or army personnel in warzone situations might face with limited supplies and time. EDIT - To be clear, I have no clue if real army medics would attempt any of these things in similar scenarios
@@BellaKarim23 I’m only 14 yrs old and I’m interested in becoming a Neurosurgeon, what’s it like in med school? I’m curious about basically what do you learn and do in med school
This is my feeling with a lot of shows/movies. There’s so many people that can be used as consultants in order to make things more accurate but they’re just being cheap/lazy.
I was hoping Dr. Mike would review the whole episode so he could realize that Bashir was so reckless because he was a trauma surgeon in Syria where the stakes are always super high. But lol, there's no excusing the rest of those Doctors 😂
Exactly...I am very disappointed with Dr.Mike he has already insulted Sikh’s and Muslims in a podcast I don’t expect any kind of maturity from him when it comes to respect for different cultures. He needs to understand the context a very ignorant review he has done very disappointed!!
Yeahhh but if the Syrian doctor wants to work as a doctor in the states he needs to follow proper protocol otherwise he gonna get sued or have a hell of a time finding work of he isnt willing to adapt.
@@many_lives4925 well yeah and he does that if u follow the show...it was just the first episode there is more of a context that’s why I said the context was not clearly outlined in this video
Doc: "Did he punch her in the chest?" Patient:" He did" Doc: "I've never seen it work before" Mike: you know why she hasn't seen it work...? because we DON'T DO IT! I died laughing XDDD
As a biologist/geneticist, I really really liked seeing Dr Mike react like that, because it's exactly how I feel in EVERY movie that involves even the least amount of biotechnology, lab protocol, treatment development, genetic engineering of some sort, etc. I'd really like to burst through the doors of these screen writers and slap them with every last mistake they wrote into their scripts until they corrected them all. ALL OF THEM.
@@midnight8341 Cool! What is your opinion on Orphan Black? It's the one show that really got me interested in genetic engineering. Also I am going adopt this quote because it's fantastic! lol
Merch we NEED from dr Mike: a shirt that says “chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions!” And another one of that iconic scene with him punching that plant.
I don’t know about the second one, but he has said that he’s seriously working on getting merch up but that there were complications. (COVID-19 also likely slowed things down in that area.)
"If we constantly had an idea that is was something and we pitched it to the patient and it was wrong, then we said something else, and it was wrong, patients would lose faith in us!" Yes, you just described an episode of "House." LOL.
“what have i repeated to you over and over and ov-“ me, terrified: CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS “don’t pull out objects from wounds” me: ...
Show idea: The main character runs around acting over the top dramatic and jumping to conclusions like in these medical dramas, but everyone around him acts like a real medical professional and they constantly have to correct his egregious mistakes.
My cousin had postpartum cardiomyopathy when she was in her early twenties, after she had her son, and had to spend a week in the hospital and then go on a strict NAS diet. It's crazy how many ways pregnancy can end up killing you😅
"what have i repeated to you over and over and over again?" yes Dr. Mike you repeated that we shouldn't pull the thing that's inside or you'll bleed out.
Dr. Mike: "A craniotomy is literally what you think it is." Me: "...Ah, it's, uh..." Dr. Mike: "It's removing a piece of the skull in order to allow the swelling to come out, some of the blood to come out, and therefore allow the pressure to be releas--" Me: "Pressure to be released, yes."
Dr. Mike: WHY IS A PATIENT DOING THIS!? WHERE ARE THE DOCTORS AND NURSES. Me: Ah, I see you’ve never been in a Canadian ER before, Dr. Mike. We don’t have fancy things like proper staffing ratios.
Really depends where you are. When I went to the hospital to give birth I accidentally pulled a cord that called for help into my room. Suddenly there was 6 nurses and 2 doctors SPRINTING to get to my room. They definitely get there if you need them! (Or when you raise your bed and unplug the alarm by accident...)
@@BubbleBones but doctor mike is talking about emergencies, do your hospital staff leave you alone for an extended period of time when you’ve admitted for a chest/skull trauma??? im genuinely asking bc im from switzerland hihi
It's like Pinnochio, only instead of his no growing long every time he lies his underarm intensifies every time the script writer fail his fictional patients
As a 31 year old woman who had a liver transplant at the age of 4, I got excited when I saw this because I thought the show would be about organ transplants. I was let down by the show, but not let down by Dr. Mike! 👏 I had my liver transplant at the age of 4. April 24th, 1994 at UNC Chapel Hill. A 5 year old boy was killed in a car accident and his parents made the choice to donate his organs and thank God they did because that boy saved my life! The surgeon who performed my transplant was Dr. Hartwig Bunzendahl and he is my hero!!!! Love your channel Dr. Mike! Thank you for creating such wonderful content and caring so much about your profession and your patients!
It doesnt work for me. My doctor always has this mask on with a pointy nose and I cant sed his eyes. Do you know why it might not be working for me? Edit: My doctor is actually fine, I was intending to describe plauge doctor lol
Dr mike: WHAT HAVE I REPEATED TO U OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN? me: CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMP....... Dr mike: don't take glass out..
2:48 I'm an EMT, and in this situation I feel like it would be one of the rare cases where the answer isn't chest compressions... Without knowing how many patients there are, wouldn't we be triaging? In which case, 2 rescue breaths, if they don't start breathing again we move on... Only because this guy is a doctor though, unless you're trained for that, just do chest compressions :)
The common thing I've seen, if using a cardiac thump/chest compression combo, depending on the situation is a cardiac thump and then move on to chest compressions. Probably wouldn't be the thing I'd start with on a trauma victim in this case considering a cardiac thump requires a little more oomph lol. 🤣
Why would you start triaging before you know it’s necessary? If the any of the first patients you check were in serious condition, you could easily lose a patient, that could have been saved, for no reason if triage was unnecessary.
@@Isaic02 The whole reason why you'd triage is because you don't yet have enough information to know what is necessary at the time. Triage is the process of accounting for everyone who may need treatment at the scene of an MCI (mass casualty incident) like the one depicted, and then sorting patients into categories by severity of their injuries. If you don't perform triage, you may end up missing someone who may have been savable but ultimately died because the responder(s) on scene failed to account for and prioritize all potential patients. The way you would do this would be to find and check every patient, quickly check for any immediate life threats, tag them with a color based on severity of injuries, and move on to the next patient until you've accounted for everyone. No treatment is provided until *after* everyone is accounted for and you actually have all the information available about the incident. (Ideally by that point the tons of backup you should have requested will have arrived, since an MCI by definition means that there are more patients than the available responders currently on scene are capable of actually handling.) (Source: EMT school)
I highly doubt that the EMTs would have drilled into the guy's head; they would have taken him to the hospital for a doctor to do it, by which time he would have been dead or brain damaged. The best they probably could have done was administer some drugs to buy time, but presumable the main guy knew that it wouldn't be enough. The sirens were audible, but the hospital wasn't.
Dancer: gets mad at the inaccuracies of any scene portraying competitive dancing. Lawyer: sees huge mistakes Law enforcement: gets mad at wrong portrayals.
Don't even get me started on military personnel. My husband's an army vet and watching anything that may have something military in it gets intense real fast if it's even slightly inaccurate
I don't get it either. I understand having the most extreme injuries or rare diseases or heart-rending cases, cause you have to make the show dramatic;interesting. But, why does that mean all medical accuracy has to be tossed out the window? Do none of these shows have medical consultants? Or do they just not listen to them?
Probably cuz the doctors are busy being doctors, you know, saving lives and all. Imagine if doctor Mike had to sit and go through the entire script (which btw might need a whooole do over), that itself is a full job, not to mention going to the hospital and doing his actual work, which is saving lives
If I am not mistaken, some medic dramas have professionals helping to write story lines. It would be a cool video if you could chat to one of those people and ask them why there are so many mistakes. Joking. I would love to see the process that they go through. Similar to the behind the scenes you did with Manish Dayal who plays Dr Pavesh in The Resident.
What's bizarre is after a cpr/first aid class in HIGH SCHOOL a lot of medical dramas get hard to watch bc they almost never do proper cpr. It drives me crazy with the exception of when you can tell that the actor is actually on the receiving end
My 1 and a half year old daughter was trying to feed Dr. Mike some of her chicken pot pie through the phone screen. She was so confused as to why he wouldn't eat it! Lol
Dr. Mike - there's an episode of Grey's where they drill into a patient's skull! BUT it's a ferry crash, and he was trapped under a car with no help imminent, and the Doctor (either Intern or just moved to next year) was on the phone with 2 Attendings at the hospital...
There’s another where George does heart surgery in a stuck elevator when Alex freezes as McDreamy and the chief talk him through it - can’t remember which season it was.
Video idea: Dr Mike mentioned he and his dad both went to do medicine at the same place. I would love for you guys to discuss what was the same and what was different. That us if your dad doesn't mind and he had to do undergrad medicine, if he did graduate entry then don't worry.
I love that Dr. Mike starts saying that he's told people hundreds of times to not pull glass out of the wound, as if the people on the screen can hear him/ have heard him
I am a nurse. I watched this with my husband a little while ago. I can assure you I freaked out just as much as he did about this episode. Especially about the precordial thumb. haha
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There's a good Korean medical show called "Hospital Playlist". Shows how doctors juggle their work and normal everyday life. I hope you react to that someday!
I think Medical KDramas have better researchers than Western ones. I'm not saying they are perfect though, so it would be nice if Dr. Mike does watch them to point out which are correct and not. 😊
@@melodylightsahgasestarlight they actually had medical consultants on site to help with the accuracy and they asked the doctors if the script was accurate and if it wasn’t, to help with the rewriting it. That’s why it’s quite accurate 😄
i had to do chest compressions on my dad when he stopped breathing in july. had to do them for a while until the ambulance got there and they took over. scariest moments of my life, but he is all good now!! chest compressions came to mind IMMEDIATELY, thank you dr mike. ❤️
Dr Mike indirectly saving lives! I'm glad your dad is fine now. :3
All the best to your dad. I hope I don't ever need to do this myself.
But imagine we didn't have doctor Mike and someone took this inaccurate show as actual medical advice and punched someone in the chest instead of doing anything helpful, these shows should consider the fact that medical information shouldn't be used this way without big disclaimers that it's actually inaccurate and people shouldn't listen to it out of fiction.
Yayyyyyy!! I hope Dr.Mike sees your comment cause that is amazing!
I’m so glad your dad is doing better. It is scary when someone you love is going through a health crisis. I’m glad you were able to think rationally during all that stress.
Fun fact: When the guy took the drill, YT interrupted with a commercial for pills against headaches. Smart move, YT, smart move.
Lucky, I got an ad from a lady thinking I care about her political opinion
I got one for pillows..🤔
@@spiwemanqamane1093 oh that's just not fair now. 😤 I would've happily watched 5 seconds of those
i got an ad for a haircut? 🧐
Ppl with TH-cam premium wouldn’t understand 😌💅
Mike: "a craniotomy is exactly what you think it is"
Ah a surgery done by cranes
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Beautiful. I can see it now.
Lol wtf
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
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woman has hair loss and is tired
dr. mike: hypo/hyperthyroidism or anemia
me: cancer
Hair loss is typically a side effect of chemo or radiation. Cancer rarely causes hair loss by itself. I think he was speaking about actual illnesses that cause hair loss not medications
@@keepinitkawaii yea i know, but i just jumped to that conclusion 😂🤦🏽♀️
@sevter an eating disorder where she eats way too much and/or overworks out would just cause anemia, so it's basically the same cause.
Dr. House: lupus
I was thinking stress or not eating enough cuz I had that happen to me just a few weeks ago but thank god my hair loss has decreased significantly
The lesson we learnt from today’s video: Don’t drill into anyone’s head
I don't know why that's a lesson needing to be learned........should be common knowledge haha
@@GoddessofSpring25 bruh lol
Or punch people in the chest
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For when people reference Reddit outside of Reddit
please dont mention subreddits outside of reddit, its kinda annoying, instead just say "the joke flew over his/her head"
...and chest compressions.
Doctor Mike: “What have I repeated to you over and over and over again?!”
Me: “CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS-“
Doctor Mike: “if an object gets inserted inside of your body, meaning like it penetrated your skin...”
Me: “....oh....”
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🤣🤣 Did you get a little bit over excited?
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Dont worry! You're probably protected by the Good Samaritan Law! 😂😂😂... I did the same thing. I was less enthusiastic about it when he asked "what do we do people?".
@@sarahstorr just a little bit 😂
Alternative title name:
Doctor being triggered for 11 mins straight
(Wow this got a lot of attention, hope everyone’s okay 🙂)
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My version of title: Don't put your volume on high especially the intro
@@Ao-vj9pz HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH😂
😂
Triggered in a cute way 😏😁
is it me or as time goes by Dr Mike is loosing his chill with these reacts ? xD
Yes, and it's hilarious. The less accurate they are, the more annoyed he gets and, heaven help them if they don't start CHEST COMPRESSIONS!😂😂😂
He needs Bear to be with him while he watches these so Bear can say “hooman calm down”
😂
Sounds accurate
Where's Bear at?
My ER Doctor: *dousnt give me chest compressions*
*Dr. Mike bursts through the wall like the Kool-Aid Man* "WHAT ARE YOU DOING-"
😂😂😂
Oh my. 🤣
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i hate to believe that doc mcstuffins is more medically accurate than this.
Sadly it’s true
Lol yup
Can Dr. Mike react to Doc McStuffins episodes?
@@Salty.CARAmel.842 he did already
@@Salty.CARAmel.842 he already did
This might of been the most Dr mike has ever corrected a medical drama
Well there was Attaway General...
Yes it is i hope he reacts to the good doctor again
Yeah, he seems triggered.😂😂
‘might have* been’ :) ...and yes, i must agree.
@@bored_potato We do not speak of Attaway General
"Murder with evil intent"
What is law?
I just couldn't 🤣🤣😂
In countries like Syria there is no such law...the doctor shown in the drama is used to treating patients in trauma situations everyday while putting his own life at risk...this is supposed to symbolize the difference in medical practice (especially in places where you don’t have enough resources) but dr.Mike doesn’t understand that.
Malicious assault with attempted murder would be the charge
if it would really come to trial, the defense has a quite good argument for his actions. no intent to harm or kill, simply to treat a life threatening injury with less than optimal equipment. and he did indeed help.
was he allowed to practice medicine in that way in that situation in that jurisdiction? no. was there intent to injure or kill the person? also no
"he does, in fact, begin to drill into the man's head." ah.
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Yep I’m places like Syria...doctors are not as privileged as American doctors and yes the doctors have to use whatever is at their disposal in situations where their own life is at risk...does Dr. Mike really think the doctors that is in the middle of city explosion who is trying to save someone’s life gonna think about giving the patient tetanus when the only thing he has is a drill! Of course not...he will try to save the patient it is his instinct...that’s what the character did but dr.mike didn’t even watch the whole episode and just started criticizing blindly
1st that's why people don't go to middle east to get treated. People die there more.
2nd he didn't know it was a skull fracture
3rd real doctors can do that but that was no doctor this is foolish.
4th gtfo
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I’m a doctor myself and not gonna lie, you getting triggered the whole video is completely understandable because I WAS SCREAMING ALONG WITH YOU, MY GUY
Thank you so much for the work you do! ❤️🙏
fat mood! I'm glad dr mike makes these because I personally cannot bring myself to watch them
I work in a level 1 trauma center hospital I've worked the trauma ICU for 10 years and Medical ICU for 2 years I love watching Dr Mike talk about medical shows. They drive me nuts. Lol
Omg me too and I am not a doctor 😂😂😂
Summary: this show is medically inaccurate, made Dr. Mike scream/laugh/cry.
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@@siduenmelisa3436 Why are you spamming that link everywhere? Are you self promoting on an alternate account?
Yep
@@AxxLAfriku bro I’ve seen you comment on other videos. Ur videos are so strange.
You need to put out merch.
"Chest compressions"
I would buy it in a heart beat..... lol
pun intended ?
He did lol
Doctor Mike getting triggered for 11 minutes straight.
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haha fellow Indian
I just love Dr. Mike.
Getting triggered for no reason...even in India in some areas we don’t have all medical resources just like Syria that’s why the doctor is using various tools whatever is at his disposal...it is actually symbolism used to depict variation in medical practice! But Dr. Mike did not even acknowledge this in his review and instead made ignorant remarks.
Lol this is literally Doctor Mike being pissed off for 11 minutes
That's him in almost every show where they have some medical drama that inaccurate, lol.
He can't be a teacher 🤣
that's true
“This is like murder with evil intent” LET’S BRING LEGAL EAGLE BACK ON THIS CHANNEL!!!!
Y.E.S
I don't know why but legal eagle reaaaally looked like Dr. Mike's possible older brother. Or is only my distorted vision?
Is there murder without evil intent?
@@laurakoskenmaki6969 accidents?
@@Mike90317 Nah. People usually use 'murder' and 'homicide' interchangeably, but legally, homicide is any act that resulted in the death of a human while murder is specifically defined as homicide with malice aforethought, so it has to come with a malicious intent to kill the victim. Otherwise, it's voluntary manslaughter (unintentional homicide) or involuntary manslaughter (homicide from preventable accidents caused by negligence; also called criminal negligence).
Short version: not all homicide is done in malice (such as manslaughter or negligence) while _all_ murder is inherently malicious.
This would have been a good epi to collab with Legal Eagle. The serious amount of negligence happening in this show would be ripe with hypos for any lawyer. you could comfort each other. :)
Lol @ comfort
I was also hoping they would do a collab on my sisters keeper.
I love his editor!!!
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Agreed! The entire team does such good work.
You love him? I love him!!
I like when he pointed to his sweat stains ... triggered! Lol
I hate when shows (medical dramas, legal dramas, procedurals, etc.) have that one genius character who's just so much better at everyone else's job than them.
It's like all the writers saw "good will hunting" and how much acclaim it got, and thought "we'll just make this the plot of every show."
So pretty much every drama revolving around a certain profession?
It definitely sticks in people's minds. It's weird.
Worse when they are ethnic minority and the other doctors are white
Agreed. However The Good Doctor and some others are more diverse and they don’t do everything perfectly
9:10 this reminded me so much of Uncle Roger and his reaction to rice being cooked.
@Prakhar Rajpoot are your feewings hurt?
@@ahalya2364 omg could you imagine if dr. Mike said that !! Id die!
One Finger!!!
I was thinking the same hahaha
Man Uncle Roger going places lmao.
"Oh, truck."
"That's like, murder with evil intent"
"AAH!"
"We don't just Punch people in their chests"
This videos title should be renamed to: "Dr rages for 11 minutes on new medical drama"
Verdict: Dr. Mcstuffin is still the lead medical show when it comes to accuracy.
That's so true
True
Thank you finally
Code Black is pretty high up there as well
Came to the comment section for this comment!
Dr. Mike seems like he could use a Snickers, he's not himself when he's hangry lol
He is soooooooooo triggered I don't know how he got through the episode
You should do medical show reactions every week. They are the best!
The main actor is actually a real life friend of mine. I'm laughing hysterically right now because I want to support my friend but I also know that Dr Mike is fair with his comments.... and his 11 minute rage compilation :D
I never blame actors/actress for doing their job
It seems to always be the directors, screen writers etc lol. I hope your friend's career takes off and blossoms
I personally love the show because of the plot line for his character. I don’t care how medically accurate it is so long as there is a good story line that goes along with it. Hence why I can only watch 3 grey anatomy episodes every 2 months. But then I watch these videos literally so I can see exactly how accurate they actually make these shows. But like even with it not being medically accurate the story line is great and your friend is a great actor
You should show your friend Dr. Mikes videos. Maybe he can consult on the show.
@@victoriashevlin8587 yes, yes, yes
Okay, first of all, I love this show and I love his acting; congrats on having a talented friend! Second, show this to him as a joke anyway, but also lowkey suggest that Dr. Mike (or somebody, apparently) should consult.
lol... "you mad?" ahahh! that guy really socked TF out of that woman.. Im training for clinical experience before applying to med school and he was definitely supposed to do chest compressions.. I wonder who writes this stuff? a lot of these medical shows are so inaccurate.
Well the idea is that he was taughr differently from the area he lived in. They sometimes had limited tools and had to learn how to do things differently
It's called a cardiac thump. I'm a nurse and also a medical student. While it's an old-school method, and yes he was supposed to do chest compressions, there's no substitute for that, it is a method army medics still use in the battlefield and the guy strikes me as a vet so he would know it. The shock of the punch can deliver a couple of Jules to the heart, they say it's about 10J or so, which might be enough to shock the heart back into rhythm. The same principle as taking a hit to the center of the sternum can shock the heart into stopping can also shock it into restarting. It's old-school and not the best method but good in a pinch.
@@BellaKarim23 You are right. I watched the series earlier in the year. He is a doctor / down range army doc / consultant to down range EMTs in Syria. Frequently throughout the series there are scenes depicting highly unlikely methods of medical care, yet plausible situations EMTs or army personnel in warzone situations might face with limited supplies and time. EDIT - To be clear, I have no clue if real army medics would attempt any of these things in similar scenarios
Gabbie Davis they learned chest compressions in his area ... he had options and the one he chose isn’t real life effective lol
@@BellaKarim23 I’m only 14 yrs old and I’m interested in becoming a Neurosurgeon, what’s it like in med school? I’m curious about basically what do you learn and do in med school
This show should hire Dr. Mike as a consultant to fix their scripts.
It would mean a total re-write and a lot less dramatic tension.
It seems the show could have aired during the 80's.
Or ANY real doctor 🤣
Yes, please. But then he might no longer have time for youtube.
This is my feeling with a lot of shows/movies. There’s so many people that can be used as consultants in order to make things more accurate but they’re just being cheap/lazy.
@@sidrat2009 DR. MIKE=DRAMATIC TENSION
I was hoping Dr. Mike would review the whole episode so he could realize that Bashir was so reckless because he was a trauma surgeon in Syria where the stakes are always super high. But lol, there's no excusing the rest of those Doctors 😂
Yeah, I was hoping about that too but well..
Exactly...I am very disappointed with Dr.Mike he has already insulted Sikh’s and Muslims in a podcast I don’t expect any kind of maturity from him when it comes to respect for different cultures. He needs to understand the context a very ignorant review he has done very disappointed!!
Yeahhh but if the Syrian doctor wants to work as a doctor in the states he needs to follow proper protocol otherwise he gonna get sued or have a hell of a time finding work of he isnt willing to adapt.
@@nrproductions5776 I'm curious what he said to insult sikh's and muslims. I never heard that particular podcast
@@many_lives4925 well yeah and he does that if u follow the show...it was just the first episode there is more of a context that’s why I said the context was not clearly outlined in this video
Dr Mike: don’t drill into his head
*drills into guys head*
Dr Mike: 😐
Doctor Mike: "We don't constantly pitch ideas to our patients without confirmation tests first."
Dr. House: "Hold my cane."
dr. house doesn't tell the patients their diagnosis before confirming it. He just starts treatment right away.
Literally my first thought haha
Doc: "Did he punch her in the chest?"
Patient:" He did"
Doc: "I've never seen it work before"
Mike: you know why she hasn't seen it work...?
because we DON'T DO IT!
I died laughing XDDD
*hug*
The look in his eyes when he said that... I died 🤣💜
DO YOU NEED CHEST COMPRESSIONS?!
@@Jediahbear I think a bunch of us do😅
binge watching all videos of dr. mike is something i didn't know i needed in my life. 🥸
There’s a huge accident happening
Dr. Mike: ‘Oh...truck’
😂😂😂
😂😂😂i was like... Is this truck special?
i need a time stamp plz ;w;
@@cxlinagxy3058 it's at 1:28 lol
I feel like this hospital would be involved in like a 100 lawsuits.
Duh
@@Steban0001 duh
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@@Steban0001 yuh
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I’ve never seen Dr. Mike so visibly OVER a medical show 😂.
“My guy do not drill him”
Begins to drill
Show: *is terrible and inaccurate*
Dr Mike: **TRIGGERED**
The script writer: 👁️👄👁️
As a biologist/geneticist, I really really liked seeing Dr Mike react like that, because it's exactly how I feel in EVERY movie that involves even the least amount of biotechnology, lab protocol, treatment development, genetic engineering of some sort, etc.
I'd really like to burst through the doors of these screen writers and slap them with every last mistake they wrote into their scripts until they corrected them all. ALL OF THEM.
@NAOMI LEE do you know the quote "I wish I was an octopus, because then I could slap 8 people at once"? You're hired!
@@midnight8341 Cool! What is your opinion on Orphan Black? It's the one show that really got me interested in genetic engineering.
Also I am going adopt this quote because it's fantastic! lol
“Let’s intubate”
Doctor Mike: NOOOOO
Merch we NEED from dr Mike: a shirt that says “chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions!” And another one of that iconic scene with him punching that plant.
I don’t know about the second one, but he has said that he’s seriously working on getting merch up but that there were complications. (COVID-19 also likely slowed things down in that area.)
One of a picture of a mitochondria 😂
@@maiipexdd power house😂😂😂😂
Dr.Mike: “Oh Truck”
Me watching horror movies: “Oh a killer”
Lmao when Cells at Work, a Japanese anime is more accurate than a medical drama 😳
I was planning to watch it before taking my immunology course but I never had the chance to
You get my like
I mean even if it’s anime it can still be accurate
I was waiting for this comment 😂
He should react on korean medical drama
"My guy" did not listen. My guy was trying to be Bob the builder with that drill🤣🤣
LMAO
Lmfao
“What have I repeated to you over and over and over again?”
CHEST COMPRESSIONS
CHEST COMP-
wait...
"This guys been stabbed!"
"DR MIKE SAID CHEST COMPRESSIONS"
"If we constantly had an idea that is was something and we pitched it to the patient and it was wrong, then we said something else, and it was wrong, patients would lose faith in us!"
Yes, you just described an episode of "House." LOL.
“what have i repeated to you over and over and ov-“
me, terrified: CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS
“don’t pull out objects from wounds”
me: ...
object compressions?
But what if I have to pull an object from a wound in order to do a chest compression?
There goes my career as a morbid magician. "For my next trick, I'll pull a rabbit out of this sucking chest wound!"
Show idea: The main character runs around acting over the top dramatic and jumping to conclusions like in these medical dramas, but everyone around him acts like a real medical professional and they constantly have to correct his egregious mistakes.
That would be comedy gold
One fact that no medical show seems to understand, is that administering drugs does nothing if there’s no circulation
maybe that is why these kinds of medical dramas have absolutely no pharmacist at sight
My cousin had postpartum cardiomyopathy when she was in her early twenties, after she had her son, and had to spend a week in the hospital and then go on a strict NAS diet. It's crazy how many ways pregnancy can end up killing you😅
Love how Doctor Mikes face doesn't even flinch when the truck comes
Doctor mike laugh beautiful smile best and handsome men very very good doctor mike
1:32 I love how Mike’s face is just so calm and deadpan as the truck slams into the building
And then when a doctor punches the patient he freaks
😂
"what have i repeated to you over and over and over again?"
yes Dr. Mike you repeated that we shouldn't pull the thing that's inside or you'll bleed out.
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Dr. Mike is like a doctor version of Gordon Ramsey judging on TV shows
But a 1000%nice and no attitude 😆
BHAHAHAHA that’s so true
I’ve never read something so true in my life
I somehow need Dr Mike to call someone "Donkey" now XDDD
You are so correct
Oooo, haven't seen Dr Mike so frustrated over an episode of anything before. Had to woosa. That's serious. Lol
I know 😂
Show: "Who's monitoring the patient?"
Me: "The monitor lizard?"
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@@haicoai6269 silence, bot
I can't stop laughing at this! It's 1.30am here. My neighbors think I'm possessed!
Dr. Mike: "A craniotomy is literally what you think it is."
Me: "...Ah, it's, uh..."
Dr. Mike: "It's removing a piece of the skull in order to allow the swelling to come out, some of the blood to come out, and therefore allow the pressure to be releas--"
Me: "Pressure to be released, yes."
Lmaoo
💀💀💀💀💀
If Dr. Mike does not do "Chest Compressions" merch, I will be highly upset.
the shirt would have hands on your chest and underneath it it'll say "chest compressions"
When Dr Mike said so calmly on 01:30 "Oh truck" I felt that.
Truck being my life hitting me and me reacting like Dr Mike to it.
Dr. Mike: WHY IS A PATIENT DOING THIS!? WHERE ARE THE DOCTORS AND NURSES.
Me: Ah, I see you’ve never been in a Canadian ER before, Dr. Mike. We don’t have fancy things like proper staffing ratios.
LOL so true!
Haha facts
Really depends where you are. When I went to the hospital to give birth I accidentally pulled a cord that called for help into my room. Suddenly there was 6 nurses and 2 doctors SPRINTING to get to my room. They definitely get there if you need them! (Or when you raise your bed and unplug the alarm by accident...)
@@BubbleBones but doctor mike is talking about emergencies, do your hospital staff leave you alone for an extended period of time when you’ve admitted for a chest/skull trauma??? im genuinely asking bc im from switzerland hihi
Is this why your healthcare is free?...
*me has a splinter*
me: to pull or not to pull.
Dr. Mike: DO NOT PULL AN OBJECT THAT HAS PENETRATED YOU.
me: ok *e t e r n a l p a i n*
He said if you are bleeding badly don’t pull but unless you have an fucking full sized spike on your finger you can pull it out
@@duckton440 r/woooosh
@@yildiraypinar6439 huh, this is not Reddit and also, this is not wooosh moment
@@duckton440 ehh it fits quite well. It was an obvious joke and you just didn’t get it,
@@ifmondayhadaface9490 I know, I’m just making it clear for some people that can’t understand jokes
The underarm sweat is directly proportionate to the medical inconsistencies in the shows he watches for these videos 😂😂
It's like Pinnochio, only instead of his no growing long every time he lies his underarm intensifies every time the script writer fail his fictional patients
😂😂
😂😂😂😂
As a 31 year old woman who had a liver transplant at the age of 4, I got excited when I saw this because I thought the show would be about organ transplants. I was let down by the show, but not let down by Dr. Mike! 👏
I had my liver transplant at the age of 4. April 24th, 1994 at UNC Chapel Hill. A 5 year old boy was killed in a car accident and his parents made the choice to donate his organs and thank God they did because that boy saved my life! The surgeon who performed my transplant was Dr. Hartwig Bunzendahl and he is my hero!!!! Love your channel Dr. Mike! Thank you for creating such wonderful content and caring so much about your profession and your patients!
If you're scared of doctors, just imagine your doctor is Dr. Mike and you'll be fine 😂
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Lol
That's so true
That’s so hard when u r at dentist 😂
It doesnt work for me. My doctor always has this mask on with a pointy nose and I cant sed his eyes. Do you know why it might not be working for me?
Edit: My doctor is actually fine, I was intending to describe plauge doctor lol
Dr mike: WHAT HAVE I REPEATED TO U OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN?
me: CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMP.......
Dr mike: don't take glass out..
That was my 1st response too lol
Same thought. 😂 I knew the answer, but that wasn’t my first guess.
2:48
I'm an EMT, and in this situation I feel like it would be one of the rare cases where the answer isn't chest compressions... Without knowing how many patients there are, wouldn't we be triaging? In which case, 2 rescue breaths, if they don't start breathing again we move on...
Only because this guy is a doctor though, unless you're trained for that, just do chest compressions :)
Also you would not just randomly do a precordial thumb on an unconscious polytrauma patient 😅
The common thing I've seen, if using a cardiac thump/chest compression combo, depending on the situation is a cardiac thump and then move on to chest compressions. Probably wouldn't be the thing I'd start with on a trauma victim in this case considering a cardiac thump requires a little more oomph lol. 🤣
Why would you start triaging before you know it’s necessary? If the any of the first patients you check were in serious condition, you could easily lose a patient, that could have been saved, for no reason if triage was unnecessary.
I mean I wouldn't thump on the chest of a trauma patient.
@@Isaic02 The whole reason why you'd triage is because you don't yet have enough information to know what is necessary at the time. Triage is the process of accounting for everyone who may need treatment at the scene of an MCI (mass casualty incident) like the one depicted, and then sorting patients into categories by severity of their injuries. If you don't perform triage, you may end up missing someone who may have been savable but ultimately died because the responder(s) on scene failed to account for and prioritize all potential patients.
The way you would do this would be to find and check every patient, quickly check for any immediate life threats, tag them with a color based on severity of injuries, and move on to the next patient until you've accounted for everyone. No treatment is provided until *after* everyone is accounted for and you actually have all the information available about the incident. (Ideally by that point the tons of backup you should have requested will have arrived, since an MCI by definition means that there are more patients than the available responders currently on scene are capable of actually handling.)
(Source: EMT school)
Dr.Mike: We don't just punch people in the chest. CHEST COMPRESSIONS, CHEST COMPRESSIONS,CHEST COMPRESSIONS!! 🤣☠😂
7:18 “I can’t imagine what’s going through their head” I certainly hope it’s not a drill
IS THAT GUY SERIOUSLY GONNA DRILL INTO BUDDY'S HEAD WHEN SIRENS ARE AUDIBLE - WHAT THE ACTUAL
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Who needs scope of practice anyway
I highly doubt that the EMTs would have drilled into the guy's head; they would have taken him to the hospital for a doctor to do it, by which time he would have been dead or brain damaged. The best they probably could have done was administer some drugs to buy time, but presumable the main guy knew that it wouldn't be enough. The sirens were audible, but the hospital wasn't.
Michael Heliotis watch fire department chronicles videos on these types of dramas in his words are if you can’t fix him drive faster
Pilot : Gets mad after seeing a plane movie
Doctor : Gets mad after seeing a medical movie
Hollywood : Just make it look cool they'll believe us !
Truth be told though, real life is seldom 'entertaining' enough for a movie.
An audience can be entertained if you can make something that looks raw and real. You don't have to BS everything you write.
Dancer: gets mad at the inaccuracies of any scene portraying competitive dancing.
Lawyer: sees huge mistakes
Law enforcement: gets mad at wrong portrayals.
Don't even get me started on military personnel.
My husband's an army vet and watching anything that may have something military in it gets intense real fast if it's even slightly inaccurate
Honestly with so many doctors out there, they still can't consult a doctor before writing the script it's absolutely maddening.
I don't get it either. I understand having the most extreme injuries or rare diseases or heart-rending cases, cause you have to make the show dramatic;interesting. But, why does that mean all medical accuracy has to be tossed out the window? Do none of these shows have medical consultants? Or do they just not listen to them?
Probably cuz the doctors are busy being doctors, you know, saving lives and all. Imagine if doctor Mike had to sit and go through the entire script (which btw might need a whooole do over), that itself is a full job, not to mention going to the hospital and doing his actual work, which is saving lives
@@yasimmeaa but they could hire a retired doctor
@@rafaellabaez5630 and make the show becoming a documentary
*TV doctors being stupid*
Doctor Mike: MY GUYYY
What do you mean?
My guy has got good lashes tho
alternate title: Dr. slowly loses insanity through false medical portrayals
Sanity.
But that's really funny 🤣🤣🤣
@@ashitoshprasad5762 I just realized lol it's been 2 months, but I'm not changing it lol
@@scoobydoo7220 it's been another two months you should change it
If I am not mistaken, some medic dramas have professionals helping to write story lines.
It would be a cool video if you could chat to one of those people and ask them why there are so many mistakes. Joking.
I would love to see the process that they go through. Similar to the behind the scenes you did with Manish Dayal who plays Dr Pavesh in The Resident.
They aren’t actually mistakes in fact they intentionally do these things for drama or entertainment purposes.
They sometimes have to compromise realistic ness for entertainment
It's a tv drama show not a documentary
What's bizarre is after a cpr/first aid class in HIGH SCHOOL a lot of medical dramas get hard to watch bc they almost never do proper cpr. It drives me crazy with the exception of when you can tell that the actor is actually on the receiving end
My 1 and a half year old daughter was trying to feed Dr. Mike some of her chicken pot pie through the phone screen. She was so confused as to why he wouldn't eat it! Lol
Awww hahaha so adorable
Aww that's adorable ❤️
Awwww that's so Adorable ❤❤❤
Chef: I'm sorry Dr. Mike, your steak was overcooked and didn't make it
Dr. Mike: CHEST COMPRESSIONS!!
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
Wow, this should've been a "Try Not to get Triggered" challenge for Dr. Mike.
"Chest compressions! Chest compressions! CHEST COMPRESSIONS!!"
Dr. Mike - there's an episode of Grey's where they drill into a patient's skull! BUT it's a ferry crash, and he was trapped under a car with no help imminent, and the Doctor (either Intern or just moved to next year) was on the phone with 2 Attendings at the hospital...
I remember that episode - Izzy drills a hole into somebody’s head.
There’s another where George does heart surgery in a stuck elevator when Alex freezes as McDreamy and the chief talk him through it - can’t remember which season it was.
Video idea:
Dr Mike mentioned he and his dad both went to do medicine at the same place. I would love for you guys to discuss what was the same and what was different.
That us if your dad doesn't mind and he had to do undergrad medicine, if he did graduate entry then don't worry.
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Agreeeeed
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That'd be interesting.
Imagine making a show about being a doctor without EVER CONSULTING A DOCTOR
I love that Dr. Mike starts saying that he's told people hundreds of times to not pull glass out of the wound, as if the people on the screen can hear him/ have heard him
Don't we all do that sometimes screaming to TV hoping they listen to our advice?🤣
@@hynyw true 😅
Writers for medical shows need to watch Dr Mike
@@leeni247 yeah or send him their episode-ideas so he can correct them lol
The words 'chest compressions , chest compressions , chest compressions ' have been engraved in my brain now .
Fun fact: It is bad to drill into someone’s head
Insert surprised pikachu head here
(・o・)
*Dr. Mike should just make his own show at this point.*
Tailor: how tight you want your shirt?
Dr. Mike: yes.
;D*
I ain’t complaining. ;P
Dr. Mike: Smedium please
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@a girl lol that's definitely not it
I am a nurse. I watched this with my husband a little while ago. I can assure you I freaked out just as much as he did about this episode. Especially about the precordial thumb. haha
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Hats off to you💫💫
You are the perfect example of beauty with brains...🖤
I pray for your healing and never forget how amazing strong and loved you are! ❤️ God bless you🙏
Doctor Mike is a blessing, but indeed, so are you. Take care and carry on. 😊
God loves you. I’m sorry you aren’t feeling the love and support of family and friends . Google John3:16 if you want to. Be sure you know the eternal destination of your soul. You are valuable and precious.
I hope that things get better for you! Stay strong and try your best to stay positive! You are loved! 💗💗💗
Hope and Pray you feel better and recover...don't worry about others...do this for yourself...Good Luck...
I remember a teacher during college while learning CPR: "If you're not sweating after finishing a set, you're not doing it right"
There's a good Korean medical show called "Hospital Playlist". Shows how doctors juggle their work and normal everyday life. I hope you react to that someday!
Ikr! Although it doesn't have more medical procedures done like some other shows, it's a good watch. I would also suggest Dr Romantic 1&2.
I think Medical KDramas have better researchers than Western ones. I'm not saying they are perfect though, so it would be nice if Dr. Mike does watch them to point out which are correct and not. 😊
@@melodylightsahgasestarlight they actually had medical consultants on site to help with the accuracy and they asked the doctors if the script was accurate and if it wasn’t, to help with the rewriting it. That’s why it’s quite accurate 😄
"oh truck" 😂😂
"chill dude"
"this is a joke"
"completely false"
We need a compilation of Dr. Mike losing his mind over medical drama.
Chest compressions
Chest compressions
Chest compressions
He's back, baby!!! 😁
I almost felt like reaching inside the screen to calm Dr. Mike😂
“This is pure nonsense” 2020 in a nutshell.
If 2020 were a sentence
He should make a song about chest compressions and release it on spotify
Alternative title: Doctor Mike rages for 11 minutes straight
Accurate Title.
Dr. Mike getting HEATED 😅
Doctor Mike: There's not enough doctors in this level one trauma centre
Canada: Um.... there's not enough doctors in this whole country