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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me and my husband, Mark, for another day in the life of a doctor. Today we're seeing patients in the hospital. You'll learn all about liver cirrhosis, the fluid that builds up in the abdomen and the procedure to remove it. Plus learn about the many conditions that can cause high blood pressure and hypertensive emergencies!
Special thank you to nurse Angel, the lab techs and to the entire medical team at the 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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I love seeing Mark be a bit more comfortable on camera!
One of my university professors (I finished 10 years ago) was from the Sault.
I also remember when my grandfather had cancer (he passed away over 19 years ago), he had fluid on his belly too.
As a student nurse I love your videos! I love listening to you and what you do at work during the day! you are so good at what you do and I love how you explain everything in detail! the best!
As an ER nurse I love seeing the hospitalist/specialist POV. It’s awesome!
Oh, the best husband and wife doctors in the world. Thank you for the video. Specially the liver stuff. Oh my gosh I hope he’s feeling better. That happened to me when I perforated my colon they sent me to interventional radiology within two days and then they drained me and I felt so much better. Thank you both of you for saving lives. God bless!
This is the best Ascites explanation I’ve ever heard. Simply amazing. Thank you!
Both of you are inspiring me to gain confidence as I finish my pre med classes. Thank you!
I loved this video. I think its great that you and your husband have matching Hoka shoes. Theyre so comfortable. Such a great video. Please do more like these
it's crazy that I started watching these videos years ago, just fascinated at the medical info. now I'm in med school and could follow along in depth and understand everything! Also, what great timing, I'm in the thick of my GI unit (learning liver!) and finished learning hypertension in my cardio block weeks ago!
I love you two working together, more personal, and both can report about each other's patients. Love you're video's!❤
The only problem with this video is it's too short hahaha love it ❤
truth! 😅❤
Agree!
Hahaha thought the same thing…make them longer Shiobahn pls
Let's be happy with what we get. She is a doctor. I'm actually surprised she has the time to share this much with us. :)
Agreed!
Another wonderful video added to my collection, thank you doctors
I love that you mentioned prescribing the park passes! I live in Canada and am extremely interested as someone who suffers from mental illnesses. I was wondering if you knew if any doctor(ie. GP) would be able to prescribe the park passes or just emerg doctors?
I've never heard of a "Hospitalist" doctor, so I googled it, and it is a new-ish profession. The first reference to this job was 1996.
All the best Guys mark and your wife
Keep having mark on videos
I’m a nurse at Health Sciences North in Sudbury.. would be so fun to see you here if you ever came to help out :) I absolutely love to see things from the physician’s perspective!
The matching shoes are great. Love it.
Loving all this Info...If I had my time again I'd be a Nurse 😊
Loved this one guys. Love that you explain what you’re doing and it’s easy for people to understand
You both it is easy to see you are going to be great doctors. Love the shoes.
Hello Dr. Siobhan, This is an important video of you about treating a patient with Liver Hypertentive Disease. Actually my girlfriend had this sickness of hypertension and she had high blood pressure. Finally unfortunately she died by the effect of hypertension which caused her heart stop functioning. I was sad about her Siobhan
Sorry to hear that. 💞
Thanks for the clarification about the OB topic,
Lol I actually thought Mark was still an OBGYN, glad he clarified that... like you guys read my mind
I have 3 sleep disorders that are treated with medication. Onset insomnia, slow wave sleep deprivation and restless leg syndrome. I had difficulty falling asleep and didn’t have stage three or four sleep which are the restorative stages and because of the lack of deep sleep I was constantly awoken by the restless legs jerking me awake
I absolutely love your videos!!! And I love that Mark can star in them with you now!!! And btw, my husband's name is Mark also, and we are both nurses!! We met in a similar way that you and your Mark met! Looking forward to your next videos!!!
perfect vedio for Medical students 👏👏👏
Awesome video! Thank you.
Love this video! Great teaching. I love seeing the diagnostic process. Also, it's great to see a younger doctor using dictation. The older doctors I teach are sometimes a bit embarrassed that they can't type faster. I tell them don't be. You didn't go to school to be a dictatypist, just think of it as just another clinical tool.
Okay I have missed quite a few vlogs BUT I will be binge watching them 🤩absolutely love how you two cover each case fantastic 🎉 sooo informative and interesting too ❤️ Thanks again for sharing your time and life with us❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love the dual videos.
I was 200/90-100 hypertension stage 2 metoprolol 50mg only 17 was 16 when i got hypertension and panic attacks they last 3 hours long i passed/fainted once which was on camera at eneegency wait room and i woke up at disabled to kove normal and coukdnt walk at all on my ny own i almost fell so i told the nurse i am to weak to walk.😊
Love you videos they motivate me to keep studying medicine. ❤
Hi Doc looking forward to watching. Stay safe.
That transition from extracting the abdomen fluid, to eating lunch with suspiciously stained bowls was a bold choice.
Enjoyed this type of content very much. Thank you for this.
“and a pretty standard heart failure” made me giggle 🤣 so nonchalant hahaha
Which national park are you thinking of going to? Bruce Peninsula? Point Pelee? Thousand Islands?
West Coast Trail, maybe?
We love you md violin
Im a PA student and wish i could do my IM rotation with you!!!
Matching shoes are good! ❤
i love seeing both of you!
Love it - so interesting!
I have Been watching your videos since september last year and since them i didnt mies a single one...❤
Hi! New subscriber here but I've been binge watching ALL your videos because I am so intrigued by the medical field. I am currently about 2 weeks away from graduating from a Respiratory Therapy program. I would love to see you shadow an RT for day and just see what your thoughts are. Love watching your videos!!
Off topic, but if you both have a day off while in the Soo, you should check out the Bush Plane Heritage Museum. Very interesting.
Great video! Definitely a good refresher for my upcoming CTU rotation. i.e. differential for portal hypertension 😅
Most of Doctors , Nurses and Techs, at the Orlando VA Hospital, wear HOKA's. Me, Brooks.
Happy Saturday
Love the caption
OMG IM FROM SAULT STE MAIRE!!!!! Just on the USA side!!!
Anyone know if there is a US version of the park passes?
We need you guys in NWT ❤❤
Looking into it !
@@ViolinMD ❤️
Hi! Greetings from Malaysia 🇲🇾. I am a new subscriber. Looking forward to your next video. 😇😇
Welcome!
@@ViolinMD 😇😇
Love your videos.
As a rheumatologist, have you encountered an EDS patient with CCI presenting to the emergency department with feeling drunk without having consumed any alcohol or narcotic?
Hi Dr. Siobhan, Is there a correlation between Hemochromatosis and Arthritis?
Matching shoes are adorable xo 💙
Welp, time to call my MD and ask for a Parks Canada Pass!
Does it cost to go to the park in Canada? It doesn't cost for most parks here.
Did you rule out conns disease in the hypertensive patient.
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You are both great drs… love the content w both of you..I just spent many years caring for my parents and as a non medical person, I feel I received an honorary RN degree…dad died 4 yrs ago and mim died 6 weeks ago at home next to me per her wishes ❤️heartbreaking 😪
100% cute on the shoes!😜
Also put mark cuddling Siobhan Videos some spice up to see 😉
are you a docter in canada
DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR (FT LIVER DISEASE AND HYPERTENSIVE EMERGENCY)
How can you not talk about hyperisulinemia??
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Mark why was the needle you insterted to take fluid out so big
You mean so long or so thick?
@@arb8618 so long
@@piranwilley4248 because it has to go through many layers to reach where the fluid is.
Would Mark be able to give us a bit of an overview on what he does as a hospitalist? Google seems very broad on the topic and I would love to know more!
Was about to ask the same thing! I'd like to understand more what it is.
I’d like to know more too!
I'm also interested! 😊 I think that's a title that doesn't exist everywhere in the world
Yes
Yes! I don’t think we have a comparable title in the UK
I love your matching shoes! It's so cute! I love how well you both explain things that are happening and you don't do it in a condescending tone. I look forward to your videos. 💞
I hadn't heard of the Prescription Parks passes, but hoping to use for my patients, so I've registered. (I'm a family doc in Ontario) Thanks for the tip :-) P.S. I think the matchy matchy shoes are cute.
How cool that the Canadian government is able to give out passes for the National Parks. How amazing!!
In the US, just the visit to the doctor would cost enough to make a free National Park pass not worth it :(
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I would love to see a video comparing your different roles as an internal medicine specialist vs hospitalist!
I loved Mark’s description of how to read the ultrasound, and how the paracentesis is performed. I’d love to see more of these descriptions in the videos. 😃
Thanks for clearing up the obstetrics confusion 😂
I was one of the people who asked about it and I thought I was the only one who was confused😂
I'm an intern from India and we rotate among all the departments during this year, I thought it was different in the US and canada. So you all have rotational internship too?
Great video as always, thank you for all the amazing content and best of luck 😀
P.S was one of the antihypertensives cilinidipine?
I think they have the same rotation that anyone in India would.
I love seeing Mark in the video, and you can tell his comfort level has grown with it too!
I loved this! First- the way you looked up at Mark when he was telling us he is a “hospitalist” 💕. Your super informative info on hypertension, and all your wonderful energy and interactions. And Mark! we love the two of you ❤❤❤
However it’s the first time I have heard the term “hospitalist”. I thought Mark was joking 🙃. What IS it?
Oh and park pass 💚♻️🌱 woohoo!!
I strive to become a doctor one day. These videos are always amazing, and keep me engaged more and more into the world of medicine. I plan on going to an ambassador program this upcoming summer to get my foot in the door. The videos you put out Siobhan are so helpful and always keep me interested. Thank you so much!
Siobhan, I was having high blood pressure at 15. Thank goodness they did all the tests that you mentioned. I was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease at 15. I have been living with the disease for 5 years.
Hey Lilla! Glad they figured it out early and hope you are doing well. Always great to hear from you!
I can totally relate! I'm 23 having the same problems now... i too have possible CKD but waiting on biopsy results to confirm... i hope yours is under control Lilla :)
I feel for you. I was diagnosed with CKD at 27, but it was suspected when I was 22. I've now been living with it for 26 years and have had a successful (live donor) transplant. There is light at the end of the tunnel, even though it may not feel like it at times. Ruth
The kidneys regulate blood pressure so CKD can lead to blood pressure changes or fluid retention
I love the matching shoes! Why not? I really enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. Thank you for all you do.❤️
6:50 - Wow, Dr. Mark got himself ( almost ) a Jonathan!
Thanks for all these highly educational videos you (and now your husband) do, it's fascinating to get an inside look at the medical field. I came across your videos in 2019 while I was in TGH recovering from a liver transplant and have been watching ever since. I want to thank you for the BeaDonor shout out! 💚
Love your content & shoes! Doctor momma Jones shouted you out the other day on her TH-cam channel when talking about great female doctors with a TH-cam channel. Of course I’ve been watching you for years so it didn’t surprise me cause you are amazing ❤
What exactly is a hospitalist, and how is it different from internal medicine? I've never heard that term before (I'm in the U.S. so I'm not sure if we even use it here).
I did some Googling, and it seems the US also has hospitalists! The role seems to have changed through the years, and it seems now it's more common for hospitalists to work more on patient management than an internal medical doctor (in terms of making sure the best possible treatment plan is coordinated between a patient's care team, plans after discharge and for rehabilitation, and treating patients in the hospital for example), while it seems that in internal medicine the goal is to treat immediate issues. To my knowledge, if you're a physician in internal medicine you don't work exclusively in a hospital setting, you also likely work in clinical settings too while hospitalists work solely in the hospital! Those are the major differences I can tell, there's probably more.
This notification woke my boyfriend up 😂😂😂 never clicked something so quick!!
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I had a sleep study done because I would wake up constantly due to my mouth being wide open which dried out my throat and made me cough often. Study showed I had 69 episodes per hour! They Rx me a chin strap to keep my mouth shut and an apnea machine to ensure I continue breathing. Since Sept my readings show an avg 1.5 episodes per night - a huge difference. Those episodes also resulted in my having hypertension so I'm on an ACE Inhibitor now. I never thought how sleep can affect your BP. At least I don't wake up exhausted anymore
First I've heard of the Park passes. I love this for our Canadian health. Thank you for sharing 👍👍
They should give those prescriptions here in the states!
It's such a great idea!
Saw a notification and immediately found your new video! :)))
I've always loved your videos and this is one of my favourites!! So fun to see you both working together in a more rural setting 😊
good morning to my two fave wife and hubby doctor duo!! 🥰🥰🥰 Love watching you two & Mark has really pitched in and started showing more of his speciality! love it! 💜
Siobhan, how is it that you're so energetic at 7 am?? 😭
Can I have a park pass? Lol im only 99% joking love you guys and the shoes are adorable!
Siobhan - do you in general have more female than male rheumatology patients?
Day to day it often feels quite equal, but many of the diseases I treat are more common in women, so I bet if I counted, there would be a skew to females!
nice
Have either of you ever been to St Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg? Either Mark has a twin, or he was helping my friend last evening in the ER. I didn't realize until after the fact, was a little preoccupied.
I have family in Winnipeg! But no sadly it must have been a doppelgänger! Hope your friend is ok
Awesome video!! As a second year medical student I love all the teaching you do in your videos these days. Great review of secondary htn 😍😍
also -wow, a doctor who writes legibly 😜
I'm really curious about how the finance/billing of this all works, whenever you travel to Sault Ste. Marie to help with the doctor shortage. Are you directly billing OHIP for each patient you see? Or are you paid a flat rate for your time by the local hospital? Or some combination? And is this the same or different from how you're paid at home by your home hospital (if you're working at a home hospital right now). Are you employees of anything or are you self-employed?
Siobhan I love the collaboration that videos did you and your husband do together Keep Em coming they're cool
Omg you have no idea how much I love these videos- the way you present how your guy's day goes is so unique, and so amazing🥺🥺🥺