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- Kyle is a 27-year-old healthy man who went to the dentist to have his teeth cleaned. 6 weeks later, he presented to the emergency department with severe abdominal pain and a pulsating lump on his hand. Find out how this happened!
This "Doctor Story Time" is a new type of video of me - let me know in the comments below if you enjoyed it and want to see more!
📌 DISCLAIMER:
This story is based on a case published in the NEJM (linked below). By watching this vlog, you agree not to use it as medical advice to treat any medical conditions in either yourself or others. Consult your physician for any medical issues you may be having.
🎥 STORY BASED ON THIS NEJM ARTICLE:
www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/...
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Thank you to Chubbyemu and House MD for inspiration!!
Thank you so much for watching, I had a lot of fun making this video!!
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~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~
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- Dentist Office: blog.fairwindspartners.com/ud...
- Heart Anatomy: obgynkey.com/fetal-cardiac-fu...
- Heart Murmur Sound: • aortic regurgitation
- Spleen anatomy: gritsalak karalak
- Spleen Infarction: library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/...
- CT spleen: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
- Spleen Angiogram: radiographics.rsna.com/content...
- Ulnar Artery Aneurism Angiography and Surgery: Rodrı́guez-Morata, Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome Associated with Hipoplasia of Radial Artery
- Ballon Popping: • Royalty Free HD Slow M...
- Normal Echo: www.imperial.ac.uk/news/16719...
- Echo with with vegetation: • BIG AORTIC VEGETATION ...
- Endocardium Anatomy: Ross, M., Pawlina, W. 2011. Histology: A Text and Atlas
- Streptococcus: www.cdc.gov/media/subtopic/li...
- Bicuspid valve: www.webmd.com/heart/bicuspid-...
- Aortic cusps: www.slideshare.net/PraveenNag...
- Aortic valve: www.slideshare.net/mahabalesh...
- Cartoon blood vessel: pixabay.com
- Infective endocarditis valve: library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/...
- Roth Spot: imagebank.asrs.org/file/4970/r...
- Mechanical valve: www.livanova.sorin.com/product... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
As a dentist, I constantly see people think the mouth is separate from the body but this is an excellent example to show it is all linked together. Great work Dr!
People can’t afford the dentist
@@betsydooner6422 can you afford the E.R. visit like Kyle did ? I guarantee you the dentist is much cheaper then the E.R. was.
@@Sondan1988Kyle was likely Canadian, an ER visit wouldn’t have cost him anything but time
@@keribere244 I am sorry but you are kidding yourself if it didn't cost him. I will agree that it might not have come out of his pocket that second, but ass, grass, or gas....nothing is free.
@@Sondan1988 sorry, it would definitely cost something I’m just talking about being in the actual ER. Going to the dentist would be much more expensive if it were the same distance from wherever he was.
A case I had as a young Dentist.
Elder man in a nursing home, stopped eating . Nursing staff thought he was dying, slumped over in his wheel chair .
One observant nurse looked in his mouth and saw several rotted teeth and refered this man to me! Xrays revealed three abcessed teeth which I extracted .After healing This man then perked right up began to eat again .gained some weight . Im certain as a Dentist I actually saved his life .
This event steered my career for the next 32 years as a Dentist focused on Emergency Dentistry.
This is why dental should be covered under medical insurance!!!! Dental issues cause a lot of heart and other health problems. So rediculous its not.
Truly
Damn right.
Agree
Read some of Dr. Weston Price work many problems stem from your teeth, even cancer. Fluoride can cause fluorosis
@@garden333 I have serious problems from it. Due to former dentist work. But fighting for coverage as it falls under medical and my insurer will not pay oral surgeon etc as my primary won't refer me! Can you believe this shit!
Hey, a Dentist here! The way you described the case in form of story along with those expressions, is very amazing! It was almost like a short thriller!😆
and it exploded
Had a real Chubbyemu vibe to it. Love it! Keep it up. You both are great at story telling
Thanks Cody!
EXACTLY!!! CHUBBYEMU!
IKR i forgot his channel name
surely a collaboration soon
"Kyle went to the Dentist. This is what happened to his spleen!"
Registered Dental Hygienist here, loved this story time! The whole reason I fell in love with dentistry is the oral systemic connection. Infective endocarditis is a huge concern in dentistry. When we (dental professionals) are gathering someone's health history THIS is why it's important (among other things). However if Kyle wasn't routinely seen by a doctor he wouldn't have known any medical problems, poor Kyle :/
ITS NOT HIS FAULT
If dentists weren't soo expensive.... if only.... Everyone would have had better dental hygiene if they could afford it.
I’m in dental school and you explained this perfectly. I loved this case. It gives me an even better way to explain the important of oral hygiene in relation to other systemic health issues that can arise. Thank you so much.
Cool
A very good dental hygienist would clean the teeth with less bleeding than an average one, putting you less at risk for this kind of complication.
@heythave people bleed due to the inflammation caused by letting bacteria rich plaque sit on your gum line for long periods of time. Not from the hygienist doing their job. I don't see what the hygienist could've done differently. It's just a series of multiple unfortunate events. I'm glad he got help when he needed it but I feel like this illustrates the problem in today's society relating to work and health.
Very scary story. There is a link between dental health and heart conditions. A heart defect, sometimes from birth, is undetected until triggered by a dental procedure. A hole in the heart causing a murmur is the most common. My uncle had a medical emergency after a dental visit. Turned out he has a heart murmur. He, and a coworker of mine with the same condition take antibiotics before dental visits. Kyle waited too long to present to ER and his spleen suffered damage. Good to educate people about this complication that can follow a dental visit. Thank you for the video.
Lily Stonne
When root canals were invented, Dental Doctor Weston A. Price performed a root canal on his 16 year old son. The son died shortly thereafter from a heart attack. There was then a number of experimental root canals performed on rabbits. Every single one died of a heart attack within two weeks. That is why dentist always prescribe antibiotics for every root canal. The bacteria infection that comes with every root canal overwhelms the heart. That bacteria pocket inside the root canal never goes away.
I was just staring at my screen wide-eyed for the whole video. THE SUSPENSE!!!!!
Great video Siobhan-First-Year-Medical-Resident, I loved it!! ^_^
haha best reaction ever - thank you!!
The TH-cam chubby emu also has videos similar to this one he’s got a great channel I’d highly recommend
This is why it's so important to have a good dentist and visit regularly! Every 6 months! They will show you the best way to clean your teeth and remain healthy!
This is why I have to Pre-medicate before any dentist appointment! I had my right pulmonary valve replaced last year, first surgery was when I was four years old. My valve was widened to allow blood to flow through, they patched it and as I got older it started to stretch, causing my heart to grow. I’ve come a long way and I’ve been so inspired by all the doctors, nurses and the PCTs that I applied to nursing school…I got accepted and start in the fall! Super excited but also petrified 🥰
Good luck in your nursing career...I am now retired but loved being an ICU nurse 😊
That's great! I wish you a rewarding career. ❤
I had a dentist look at me strangely when I said my rotten teeth probably contributed to a health crisis. Yeah, they checked my heart for "vegetation" but didn't find it. Eventually they did discover that I had PFO. But so strange the dentist never considered that rotting teeth could cause bacteria to float around into your bloodstream.
😂
Every dentist I've had always was aware of that. Because I have heart murmur, for awhile one dentist would wanted to give me prophylactic antibiotics before certain procedures. Today they are easing up on doing that.
@@soilmanted Lucky you.
What is PFO?
@@vicky116 Patent Foramen Ovale A heart valve that should have closed after I was born did not. Caused me to have a stroke and a heart event.
Wow, scary! This was so House MD. 👌🏻 I wonder whether a patient would have been taken seriously in the beginning? Or what are the odds that this patient actually got tests and diagnoses? Would they have even thought to mention things as seemingly insignificant as having gone to the dentist or the little marks on their fingernails if the symptoms were loss of appetite and fatigue... I’ve gotten dismissed so many times for huge health stuff, I struggle to even bring up those things, let alone all the many random little things that don’t seem to affect much. It’s hard to know what’s normal and what’s part of a larger issue, and it’s really hard to bring anything up when you know that people already have it in their heads that you might be (or definitely are) a hypochondriac, when really you have actual health problems. Mentioning small things just reinforces that stigma, which impedes necessary care for the big stuff.
Hi Amy! you raise a fantastic point - from my point of view, I've seen things go both ways. Our job as doctors is to try and ask the specific questions to make you remember those things... definitely not your job to have the story all ready for us! But sometimes things just take time to unfold until the body "presents" what's actually going on... it can be frustrating for patients and doctors when you are trying to get to the bottom of things!
Doctors are just humans afterall. But yeah my sister had leukemia and she was dismissed at first as just having the flu scary stuff.
Cynthia Of course they are only human. I mean when they refuse to listen when a patient knows there’s more going on. It should be met with curiosity, not dismissiveness and arrogance. To me, a good doctor knows that they can’t know everything and works as a team with the patient.
Infective endocarditis might be rare in general public, but is actually commonly seen in hospitals. Once the patient starts presenting enough symptoms, majority of doctors would catch on.. the difficulty is not IF the diagnosis would be made, it's WHEN. When patient's present early, they often have less specific symptoms. For example, leukemia presents with fatigue, fever, weight loss, sometimes easy bruising. At the beginning, patient may just be presenting fatigue or fever.. but those two symptoms are so common, they could literally be caused by hundreds of diseases like infections.. including simple viruses. Sometimes time (as in the persistence of symptoms) is the best clue as to whether something serious is going on or not.
Having a good team of Doctors who you can trust, be open with and who really listen to you, is everything! I can ask even the silly questions of mine without feeling ridiculed or dismissed. It's so important, especially when you're dealing with a rare condition or still trying to find a diagnosis.
Moral of the Story: ALWAYS go to the doctor if you notice anything suspicious.
Moral of the story, our country should do a better job of making sure everyone can afford health insurance. Everyone can't just jump up and go to the doctor when they have an issue.
Ummm.....no. Use some common sense first.
That is a hypochondriac
Yoooooo Sonic!
And they would give you OxyContin
That was extremely informative and well-explained. Now I know why some dental procedures require a prior course of antibiotics. So well explained.
Dentist should have done that
Unfortunately, they have stopped doing this! I pushed for an answer, and of course I got the run-around, then figured that it was the insurance companies that won't cover that anymore...even w/defective heart valves! I insisted on it anyway!
I bet the poor guy felt like he was getting punished for trying to do better! This was so educational and medically intriguing! Keep up on your teeth and pay attention to your body👍🏼 Got it!
as a nursing student, this really helps with learning disease processes! I like how its a visual case study, since I'm a visual learner this is great! I'd love to see more of these types of videos. thank you for your vlogs as well, its very interesting to watch! take care!
As soon as she started to describe his symptoms after a dentist appointment I was like: endocarditis?. Then the nail striations: endocarditis! Then the splenic infarct: embolus from ENDOCARDITIS! Then the murmur: ENDOCARDITIS!!!! But I was like, wait normally endocarditis doesn't occur after dental procedure unless you have an underlying valvular issue...wonder if he has a bicuspid valve. Then she says: ECHO showed he had a bicuspid valve. I guess working with cardiologists has really paid off lol
Wow, nice work that you noticed that
Nerd
Mr snake I mean being a nerd is a good thing because it makes you very smart and knowledgeable:,)
@@vvmn9442 and sexy, too. Brain is sexy. ;)
I'm a dentist and I went through the same things in my head
I would love to see more of these. You're a medical detective solving cases. I've always enjoyed mysterious stuff and trying to predict how something is going to affect a person's life.
As a professor teaching pathology for Allied health, and rehab professional and violinist myself all I can say is: I LOVED IT... you are very didactic and creative, you traced things and helped the viewer make the connections showing the cause and effect. Fabulous!
What a coinkidink I'm a surgeon, violinist, dentist all rolled into one
Dr. Siobhan!! This is awesome!! We learned tons of information! We really appreciate you so much Dr. Siobhan! ❤️❤️💕💕💕
Agree! Super informative and interesting to listen.
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Loved the doctor story time.
I just stumbled across this video while bingeing Violin MD vlogs and got so excited to hear it was IE since I *just* learned about it in my Microbiology class! As a pharmacy student, I can't enough of these storytime videos - awesome work Siobhan
Please put all this in a book , distribute widely, very nice Dr. These comments have got to make you feel great!.
Really interesting case. I am currently a pre-dental student and have worked as a dental assistant for a couple of years now. I know that antibiotics are prescribed to patients who have prosthetics (hip replacement, heart valves, shoulder surgeries, etc.) but I have never discussed with the doctor or hygienist if there is any pre-medication plan for patients who have not been to the dentist in a while and are more susceptible to infections from a dental cleaning. This is definitely something I am going to bring up when back at the office!
Don't forget the very important issue of resistance to antibiotics. The world is running out of options treating infections as the bacteria are becoming resistant to our known antibiotics . World crisis!
i’m taking a microbiology course currently and we just learned about endocarditis and this was a great case study to supplement my notes. thank you so much!!
awesome to hear that Melanee!
Your videos are outstanding, I feel like I'm playing detective!! You keep them so interesting AND educational. Even though you can't film in rooms, showing the equipment, meds and machines really immerses you in the experience and helps with learning. Thank you so much for all your incredible videos!!!
I just found your channel and it's amazing! I love the way you immediately explain the things that most lay-people do not understand and I also love the fact that you are neither arrogant nor condescending. Thanks...I'm glad I clicked on you!
love that you are trying something different, shaking up the med TH-cam community. we love an innovator
Thanks so much - I was so exited making this video this week!
I love this so much!! Thank you for making the effort of making these comprehensive videos despite your busy schedule xxx
Thanks so much, i appreciate it!
You did such a great job telling the story. It was so informative ,even your analogies made so much sense.
I am a scrub tech and in my first semester of nursing program. I learned so much. Thank you and keep these coming.
Violin MD, I’m a first-year pre-med student & would truly appreciate it if you can do a couple more of these ”storytelling” videos. Thank you so much for all the other eye-opening videos to medicine/medical field.
Have a great rest of day/night✨💕
You are such a smart woman! It's amazing the amount of knowledge you have. Loved the video!
Absolutely love this style of video Shiobhan. Would love to see more of these. Thanks for your inspiration 👍 x
I am a first year medical student and this is such a wonderful series. Extremely engaging, informative and super interesting. I love this! Please make more❤️
Thank You sooo much for this video! Loved the detailed explanation and visuals :) I am a dental hygienist and this is a complication that we all dread happening to our patients; a good reminder to keep regular check ups/cleanings and to maintain good oral hygiene . I have been in the profession almost 16 years and have not encountered this, thankfully.
What happened to him? Why this happens after dentist appointment?
The mitral valve defect aka bicuspid valve is a huge factor to Kyle’s case. Really great story time! Thank you!
Bicuspid aortic valve defect, not a mitral valve defect
This is so cool but also made me so squirmy!! Really appreciate the effort you put in this video!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for this very informative video and much appreciated information on these unusual symptoms for this condition.
And Thank You for caring enough to share this with the public.
I would think there are some "patients" out here that may have this condition and are not aware that the symptoms they may have could lead to a very bad outcome if not knowing what is taking place inside their body. ❤
Great video!! Not only was it interesting and informative, but you also had a great delivery. I was glued the entire time through the story! I would love to see more stories like this from you!
Thanks Amber - really appreciate it!
Wow! I loved this video! Thank you so much for putting together a video that is so thorough and educational. I teach Anatomy and Physiology, and I will definitely be sharing this video with my students so they can see the clinical applications of what we are learning.
This was extremely interesting and informative. As someone with health issues I am keenly aware of how important it is to be vigilant regarding any changes in my health ie fatigue, appetite etc. So glad this came in my feed.
I love how detailed you are with your story’s,and that you use items that will help people understand more.Thank you! 👍😊
*Stories
These stories are a helpful way to learn about medicine! I'm glad Kyle got the help he needed!
Thanks Joyfish! really glad you enjoyed it!
This was a great video Siobhan! You did an amazing job telling the story, and the visuals you added were perfect! Keep it up!
These kind of cases intrigues me so much !!
Thankyou for doing such a great job !!
I just came across your channel and I LOVE it! I have been binge watching your videos. They are so informative, thoroughly researched and are presented so well. They really capture and hold one’s attention. Thank you for providing such great information!
wow, I'm a first year medical student and I'm learning so much from this. You're an amazing storyteller!
This kind of information which makes me want to ask every little changes that happen to my body to a doctor.... like, is it okay? is it normal? nothing is wrong with me, right?
and that's one of my reasons why I want to be a doctor.. so I can answer that kind of my and other people's question :))))
wish me luck in my really coming soon test to enter medical school.. 🙏🏼
Oh best of luck!!
marcelino adiska One of the reasons why i went to med school as well! 😁
i ask my dentist to tell me what she is doing when doing something because it makes me more confident
@@marcelinoa.megantara8757 make sure you study, go to college, get lots of sleep, and go to medical school.
Made me slightly lightheaded and is probably not good for my health anxiety but absolutely loved it! So interesting, informative and creative 😍
I LOVE these real case videos! Keep them coming Siobahn! Also I love love love the "day in the life videos" keep those coming as well!! Amazing! I love learning about everything medical! I learn so much from your videos.
When you watch a medical video and you're convinced you're dying
Ikrr
We are all dying. Just hopefully very slow!
B H Slow is the not right word. Maybe peacefully and comfortably are the words 😂
I’m scared now!
D D amoebias are scary man....
I really enjoyed Doctor Story Time! Siobahn, I hope you make more videos like this.
You are so cool! This is such an interesting concept... I feel like a doctor trying to diagnose as you tell the story. Amazingly entertaining!
Thanks Doctor
i loved this! i'm a 3rd semester medical student and being able to follow this story and see how the things we learn in school come together is something i needed as i prepare for finals. thank you!
I just found your channel a few days ago and this will be my third video . Yesterday I had my teeth cleaned and i practically begged for ‘pre meds’ before my teeth cleaning (first in 9 years) and they refused. My concern is I have brain shunts and don’t want an infection, obviously. Now I freaked out. I’ll watch this video now and be very aware the next few months.
Garlic is a powerful antibiotic you can safely take on your own as a preventative or afterward. Chewing one whole peeled piece off a garlic with food. Great immune booster.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CREATING SUCH AN ENJOYABLE EXPERTLY EDITED VIDEO. I CAN'T IMAGE HOW YOU CAN ENJOY SUCH A TASK. BETTER YOU THAN ME. AND IT'S REFRESHING TO SEE SOMEONE SO YOUNG, YEAR, SO COMPETENT AND WELL ROUNDED ON HER FIELD.
I love how much fun you guys have doing this! It’s super interesting and effective story-telling/teaching
Absolutley loved this! Please make more 😍
I loved this new section you are trying. You should do more I was very interested. Good job!
Thanks Brian - more to come!!
Hi Siobhan ❤️❤️ I just found your channel and I'm in LOVE with the way you take your time and share your knowledge with us. I'm an intern doctor but graduating is just a beginning of the journey. We have to find a way to sort of organise our knowledge to be able to use it in practice ❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much for giving back the hope that passion in medicine still matters ❤️❤️❤️
Very insightful! I'd always heard that poor dental hygiene could cause systemic issues, but was skeptical until your very well-presented video. Thanks for sharing!
Moral of the story is BRUSH YOUR BLOODY TEETH AND SEE YOUR DENTIST REGULARLY 😂
You are right!
Marina Powell You do know that some people have health issues that cause tooth decay and still brushed every day yet also can't afford a dentist right?
Marina Powell Floss/brush your teeth twice daily, repeat for lifetime.
@@girlscanbedrummers5449 Yes, this is true. But no one that eats an average of 2 half cup servings of leafy greens per day has these problems. And raisins or apples between meals help keep the mouth cleaner with brushing/flossing only in the mirning and evening.
@@nora22000 raisins? You do know that's like sucking on sugar right?
This was amazing! The editing and your storytelling really amazing, it made the experience more real!
Very good and clear explanation about bacterial endocarditis. Excellent! Thanks
Amazing story about Kyle, thank you for sharing it with us.
I love this style of video! Please make more :)
Are you from Hamilton? I think I recognize the hospital which is in that city! Also, amazing video! Loved the suspense of the case, and appreciated how you explained everything well and thorough. Hopefully, you make more of these videos, as I truly did enjoy it!
Dr. Siobhan. You explain things so well!!! You are MUCHO multi-talented & acomplished. Thank you for all your videos & all that you share...of your journey... your intership, profession, & life.
I love your recent medical mystery vids, & especially loved when you & Mark went to donate blood. You showed us how the blood is separated into components. Facinating!
I really love! These case studies! And how well you explain everything!. I would love to see more I love trying to figure out what’s happening before you say the diagnosis is!!. I was spot on with the B12 one LOL. I really hope you continue to do this at least once in while!!. Thank you so much
This was amazing! You are an amazing educator!
thanks Liz I appreciate it!!
Never forget the golden rule...When you go to see a doctor remember that the word "PRACTICE" is used in direct reference to the fact that doctors are PRACTICING MEDICINE!
This was a very interesting video, and extremely well narrated.
Wow. I really don't know how you do it!! Doing so many hours of work in the hospital and then doing youtube full time!! You're a freaking alien and I think it's amazing that you're able to do this and it's inspirational! I wish you could do these more often, now. Anyways, I hope things are good and you're able to do these again. you're so talented at everything you do!!
This was very informative. I'm a med student and you actually explained concepts so clearly with analogies, I wish I could have you teach me at school too!
As a nurse I found this type of video very I interesting! I would love to see more like this!
its obvious that tones of effort was done in the making of this video. and im sure its especially challenging to keep at the top of everything when it comes to making videos, vlogging, studying and everything else. I like that all of your videos are high quality content. concerning this video, i really enjoyed it you did a fantastic job at making every aspect of the story simple and interesting. keep up the good work.
wow thank you so much m h, I really appreciate the thoughtful comment! i will tell you that I certainly stayed up later than I planned last night getting this done!! haha
Loved it! Definitely looking forward to more content like this! Good job! ❤️
Just found your channel. Love this, we need more knowledge in our health and food intake to better understand. I feel nowadays you almost have to be your own doctor and research hard with the info out there, and thank god for knowledge like your channel to help ppl help them self specially if their doctors just keep dismissing them. Unfortunately to many doctors do that sometimes it’s just because they are being overwhelmed by to many patients. The whole medical is just a big problem along with the food industry. We all need to take a step in our own health. Thank you for your knowledge and time❤️
I love this new series!! Please do more! Sometimes it's tiring to read new articles....so this is a very nice way to get in some info while on utube.
Thanks - yeah i totally agree!
Oh my god, this is literally why I have to take antibiotics before any dental procedure. I was born with a bicuspid aortic valve causing aortic stenosis, which was remedied with the Ross procedure in 2016. This is like peeking into an alternate timeline; this could so easily happen to me!
Angel of God my Guardian Dear, to whom God’s Love commits me here. Ever this day be at my side, to light and guard and rule and guide. From stain of sin O keep me free and at my death my helper be. Amen.
You should do more doctor story times it helps us medical students. Love your detailed narration by the way.
Thanks doc love all the stuff you are presenting informing us the things we need to do to take care of ourselves.
How many of you examined your fingernails immediately for black streaks as you watched...I did😄
you can also get black streaks in your finger nails if you bite your nails too (due to trauma) but don't be alarmed its not infective endocardcarditis.
You can also get those streaks if you take blood thinners...they're called "splenter hemorrhages"
Coyote TJ I looked but my fingernails are all blue
Meeeeeee
I did
SO AMAZING PLEASE DO THIS MORE
Thanks Dylan - will do!!
VERY nice job! Very detailed and you take time to explain terminologies as well as potential sequelli and short term threats. As a professor of nursing and medical students, you did a very nice job!
As an upcoming NP student, I LOVE this format! More, more, more...
This is why dental health is so important, folks. Dental-based infections can be some of the nastiest out there. He’s also really lucky it didn’t get into his jaw and start eating away at the bone, that’s one of the major concerns for dental health.
love this vid! great job!
Thanks Buck!
Buck Parker, M.D. thats my man
Wow its just so amazing how did the team got the whole HPI of the patient! A really interesting case! Thanks for sharing this and its really helpful since I already have cardiopulmonary pathophysiology class!
I looove the way you explain the case. It is so easy to understand and instantly memorable even though I am not a medical student. Thankyou.
This is awesome! I’m in school for sonography so we don’t do any official diagnosing BUTTTT if I was a med student, I think it would be SUPER cool to have a class where we just watch a bunch of videos like this ( except the teaching part. Make the students research and learn that stuff) and then diagnose each person in the video. Maybe that’s already a thing ?? So basically a video giving a person symptoms/story and students have to research and diagnose. You did an awesome job putting this all together and making it easy to understand. By far my fave person on TH-cam! 💞
Same thing happend to my mother, last year she had a heart surgery... she passed 6 months ago... everything was so different since her surgery. Any little cut or if she hit herself it was an emergency visit... this video took me back to the time she had her surgery 😥💔
love this video! thanks for making so many medical videos.
Yes, I’d watch a channel with this style of presentation. Love your enthusiasm, it’s...infectious.
You made medical stuff understandable! I love it!
What I would like to know is how do you get a doctor to listen to what your concerns are with out blowing you off all the time.
Exactly
Be assertive. Be your own advocate. If one doctor refuses to listen to you, seek out another until someone takes your problem seriously. Sometimes all it takes is finding the doctor with the right amount of experience and skills to notice something's actually wrong.
That’s the problem i have. It’s rare to find a doctor that actually listens.
Honestly it took me 5 doctors and 1 year to get my prolapsed disc diagnosed. It was brushed off as a lower back sprain...😒
you show up with a dead spleen and your hand about to explode i guess
Xcelent learning Doctor.
All the comments from young aspiring medical professionals bring tears to my eyes and my conscience tells me to come out of retirement and go back to my Emergency Dental Practice.
Please upload more videos like this, I love it. Thanks a lot!