I absolutely love your videos! I'm not a nurse but I am a proud CNA. I have been one for 6 years now. I love every part of the medical field and plan on becoming a nurse one day
Thank you Z! I wouldn't choose any other CALLING! Being a RN is what makes me the most proud of myself. Dope start to Nurses Week. Shout out to my CNAs, I'd be absolutely lost without you guys. I was an aide for six years before I got my RN and your job is just as important and you deserve to be celebrated this week just as much as us! Reppin Health 3.0 fools!
If you could talk about the fact that lift equipment doesn't help with turning. In order to get the patient on lift equipment you have to roll them twice.
In all honesty, it was THE NURSE that caught my mothers blood clots in her lungs. The doctors were going to treat her for pneumonia. That would have only compounded the issue. It was THE NURSE that stopped my sister from leaving the hospital because it turns out that hey those wierd clouds on the xray were really cancer, not pneumonia (again with the pneumonia docs.... Seriously thats not the only answer). It was the nurse who notice that my knee cap tgat was dislocated was turning gangerous (blood sample) and pushed to rush tlme into surgery. Honestly, nurses seem to know and catch more than the doctors.
Heidi Massey it was the nurses in labor and delivery that probably prevented me from getting what would have been an unnecessary C-section with my oldest. The nurse who stayed with me once pushing began... (And would have stayed past the end of her shift to see me deliver, but it was Christmas Eve and her children wanted to go to grandma’s house) She told the nurse taking over for her that while I had been pushing for almost two hours at that point, to not tell Dr SoAndSo just yet because she believed I could manage a vaginal delivery. It seems the Dr on-call that day didn’t like to let moms push past two hours. I don’t remember the exact timing, but it was less than an hour later that my oldest was born
Instead of seeing it as one against the other, see it as a team effort. I’m a doctor and nurses have caught things all the time since they are with the patients more. I can also say that I’ve caught a lot of things that have helped the nurses as well. It’s a team effort. The more we dichotomize it the worse for healthcare.
You will always be able to find a good job as a RN. As you get experience, you will find your niche and go there. Medicine is a gift that keeps on giving. Yes, sometimes you will lose the fight to keep someone alive. Yes, some people are there just to have a rest and eat a meal. Frequent Flyers is what we called them, but I understood, they needed a safe place, so I would feed them, get the settled in the hallway, and after their nap, discharge them back out to the streets. There were times when the nurses would give me a scowl for that treatment, but they did it because it was the right thing to do.
Thanks so much Z. i always laughed because they USED TO treat the docs like they were gold, but if it wasn't for the nurses, they wouldn't have anyone to take care of the docs' patients.....now...they're not treating them right, either... so i guess health care is just effed. I loved my career and wouldn't trade it for anything. I just feel bad because over the years, things improved and they've regressed back to where we were when I started, if not worse. Good luck everyone! I'm watching your backs but not from the front anymore! Just take care of yourselves, too! because when you retire, it's a lot harder to fix what you broke when you were young and thought you could handle anything ❤
This was awesome as the face and hard working hands of the hospital Nurses deserve a lot of credit and respect. However, what about the men and women behind the scenes that make the nurses job possible? The Pharmacy Techs. Who puts together the crash cart the Pharmacy tech your welcome. The IV Bags the Banana bags filled with the TPN the Pharmacy techs your welcome. When you need that compounded serum that was a tech on a break away. Don't mess with them when they are making your Chemo OK, your welcome. Just a few ideas for a Pharmacy Tech version that could hopefully be made. Because Nurses are awesome what would we do with out them but it's a team effort and the Pharmacy techs rarely get any credit for what they do behind the scenes that makes the Nurses jobs possible.
Having been inpatient for 2 years for brain surgery, then radiation, and chemotherapy after for recurrences, nurses, and other staff do so much for patients. Doctors do a lot too, but, nurses also do a lot. I appreciate how your videos about nurses always show them as equals, rather than sub-ordinates. Thumbs up.
The entire healthcare team should rightfully be appreciated but please, please do no minimize the incredible work and effort that neurosurgeons put in. Those guys and gals deserve every dollar they earn. They worked their butts off to get into medical school, and then once they got there they only pushed themselves further to be the very top of their class - which is pretty touch when you're competing against people who are used to being at the very top of their university class. But it doesn't stop there. They will go on to routinely work 100 hour weeks for 8+ years in residency and fellowship. And then when they are finally neurosurgery attendings, they will still work 80 hours a week on average, performing neurosurgery nonetheless. I do not want to belittle nurses, but credit is due where deserved, and neurosurgeons sure do deserve some credit. Not just the 16 years of education that entails insane hours, but also their continued dedication to the field and their patients. In my opinion, I have more respect for them than any other profession.
Level of pain is totally subjective. Or has science began to find a way to measure it? Because I'm one of those who might come in with severed arm and say pain level idk 1?
I know you can't do everyone but really, the nursing assistants, need recognition because the many times I've been in the hospital, the NA does the dirty work.
Ironhide528 he said nurses...not registered nurses. I take that as ALL nurses. doesn't matter how much education you have...you're a nurse if you care for those patients 😊
Jake Hicks we as health professionals can lobby change I'm at the beginning of my career but when I settle in I definitely want to start an association group
People go to a hospital for a surgery or tests or for an evaluation and diagnosis from a doctor, people go to a hospital for a broken bone or an injury...but people STAY in a hospital because they need a nurse.
Google this has been the best and worst day so far, and all to your team and you Google shout out to the NA!! This day is already a good one. Thank you very much to all of that stood by in pain I'm sure not fun but I bet you had to chuckle. I'm sorry and good day to you all
Thank you for this. 10 year RN here.. even if my administration never says it.. I appreciate it coming from a Dr.
Now if only we'd get a "You're Welcome" in the form of safe staffing.
Yeah that would be amazing.
This!!! All of this!
An a 23 year experienced RN...thank you!! This was just great!
Thanks ZDogg for giving us nurses recognition for what we do :)
I absolutely love your videos! I'm not a nurse but I am a proud CNA. I have been one for 6 years now. I love every part of the medical field and plan on becoming a nurse one day
@Diane Berg Diane that means so much thankyou.
I'm a CNA too! I had an accident with a patient that prevents me from getting into nursing school, but I'm now going to be a teacher!
I’m an Rn and I want to say thank you to all the CNA’s out there.. we couldn’t do it without you.
Love nurses! They're like Angels with no wings.
Thank you, Dr. Zd.
Your best work ever!!! ❤️❤️from ICU nurse!!❤️❤️❤️
I am glad this came out before COVID
Im starting my day with your SONGS!!! Just sooo you know😂
Thank you Dr. Z and staff that made this video. I'm an RN and I have been very discouraged of late. This helped!
Thank you Z! I wouldn't choose any other CALLING! Being a RN is what makes me the most proud of myself. Dope start to Nurses Week. Shout out to my CNAs, I'd be absolutely lost without you guys. I was an aide for six years before I got my RN and your job is just as important and you deserve to be celebrated this week just as much as us! Reppin Health 3.0 fools!
Baby Eevee my mom is an rn and she loved it. she worked in rehab for 7 or so years and surgical tech before that
Thanks, Z Dogg! Coming from an ER nurse whose 13 bed ER saw 40 patients in 2 hours today. Great start to Nurses Week!
If you could talk about the fact that lift equipment doesn't help with turning. In order to get the patient on lift equipment you have to roll them twice.
MAHALO FROM A DISNEY LOVING NURSE. Keep them coming!!! You are the force for change we need in healthcare Z!!!!
In all honesty, it was THE NURSE that caught my mothers blood clots in her lungs. The doctors were going to treat her for pneumonia. That would have only compounded the issue. It was THE NURSE that stopped my sister from leaving the hospital because it turns out that hey those wierd clouds on the xray were really cancer, not pneumonia (again with the pneumonia docs.... Seriously thats not the only answer). It was the nurse who notice that my knee cap tgat was dislocated was turning gangerous (blood sample) and pushed to rush tlme into surgery. Honestly, nurses seem to know and catch more than the doctors.
Heidi Massey it was the nurses in labor and delivery that probably prevented me from getting what would have been an unnecessary C-section with my oldest. The nurse who stayed with me once pushing began...
(And would have stayed past the end of her shift to see me deliver, but it was Christmas Eve and her children wanted to go to grandma’s house)
She told the nurse taking over for her that while I had been pushing for almost two hours at that point, to not tell Dr SoAndSo just yet because she believed I could manage a vaginal delivery. It seems the Dr on-call that day didn’t like to let moms push past two hours.
I don’t remember the exact timing, but it was less than an hour later that my oldest was born
Instead of seeing it as one against the other, see it as a team effort. I’m a doctor and nurses have caught things all the time since they are with the patients more. I can also say that I’ve caught a lot of things that have helped the nurses as well. It’s a team effort. The more we dichotomize it the worse for healthcare.
God, these put a smile on my face.
Me: 😂😂
My 3 y/o: He’s not saying the right word!
Me: Just let me have this!
I loved this video! I'm a CNA and plan on becoming a nurse. This is so uplifting and I like helping the nurses where I work.
TY, Anna!
You're so appreciated!
You will always be able to find a good job as a RN. As you get experience, you will find your niche and go there. Medicine is a gift that keeps on giving. Yes, sometimes you will lose the fight to keep someone alive. Yes, some people are there just to have a rest and eat a meal. Frequent Flyers is what we called them, but I understood, they needed a safe place, so I would feed them, get the settled in the hallway, and after their nap, discharge them back out to the streets. There were times when the nurses would give me a scowl for that treatment, but they did it because it was the right thing to do.
What is the nurse doing to the guy at 0:55
They played this at 8:30am for New Employee Orientation. What a unique way to wake up lmao
ZDogg you are AWESOME!!!!! You nailed it. And Thank You. I wish we had more docs like you.
Somebody should make one of these for CNAs... God, we're underappreciated.
Got everyone on my ward singing this! Been stuck my head for days! Thanks ZdoggMD for your recognition
Yes. Thank you. I'm not the same.
Well that was refreshing!
Thank you sir
Thank you, Z! This was awesome!!!!!!!!!!
Just watched this gem while sitting at the nurses station, thanks for the laughs, definitely needed them.
Great! thank you nurses! You are the key to safety, comfort, and reassurance!
If I didn't have so much respect for your knowledge, teaching skills and compassion, I'd think you are crazy!. But I love you!
you rock ZDogg! this is the highlight of our week, cause everyone knows we ain't getting no love at work!
This nurse can do anything but float!!! Hahahaha No truer words...
Thanks for a pleasant, fun video
cool video zdogg! excited for what you might make for clinical laboratory scientists this year.
After a three day weekend stretch, this was great! This RN says Thanks!!!
This is so nice hurrah to nurses all over the world! ;)
🥺🥺🥰🥰😂😂
I laughed...I cried... BRILLIANT!
Mahalo from a RN in Hawai'i! This is great! XD
Thanks so much Z. i always laughed because they USED TO treat the docs like they were gold, but if it wasn't for the nurses, they wouldn't have anyone to take care of the docs' patients.....now...they're not treating them right, either... so i guess health care is just effed. I loved my career and wouldn't trade it for anything. I just feel bad because over the years, things improved and they've regressed back to where we were when I started, if not worse. Good luck everyone! I'm watching your backs but not from the front anymore! Just take care of yourselves, too! because when you retire, it's a lot harder to fix what you broke when you were young and thought you could handle anything ❤
perfect
I loved it! Thank you for acknowledging all that we do in one of your awesome songs!!
This was awesome as the face and hard working hands of the hospital Nurses deserve a lot of credit and respect. However, what about the men and women behind the scenes that make the nurses job possible? The Pharmacy Techs. Who puts together the crash cart the Pharmacy tech your welcome. The IV Bags the Banana bags filled with the TPN the Pharmacy techs your welcome. When you need that compounded serum that was a tech on a break away. Don't mess with them when they are making your Chemo OK, your welcome.
Just a few ideas for a Pharmacy Tech version that could hopefully be made. Because Nurses are awesome what would we do with out them but it's a team effort and the Pharmacy techs rarely get any credit for what they do behind the scenes that makes the Nurses jobs possible.
ma·ha·lo
ˈmäˌhälō/
exclamation & noun
a Hawaiian word used when thanking someone.
"mahalo to all of you who took the time to vote"
Mahalo to you for providing this definition
How can anybody not like this video!?!?!?! Thank you nurses for all you do!!!
yea!
Thank you! The vast majority of nurses give their best every day! A simple thank you means the world.
Keep watching this after a rough day on the job... really makes me feel appreciated and puts a smile on my face!!
me too!!!! :)
Thanks for the recognition and another amazing video!
Now we want proper PPE 😭😭
Omg thank you ! I can't believe you did this one !
Thank you to all the wonderful nurses at MultiCare Health System!
Awesome
Having been inpatient for 2 years for brain surgery, then radiation, and chemotherapy after for recurrences, nurses, and other staff do so much for patients. Doctors do a lot too, but, nurses also do a lot. I appreciate how your videos about nurses always show them as equals, rather than sub-ordinates. Thumbs up.
The entire healthcare team should rightfully be appreciated but please, please do no minimize the incredible work and effort that neurosurgeons put in. Those guys and gals deserve every dollar they earn. They worked their butts off to get into medical school, and then once they got there they only pushed themselves further to be the very top of their class - which is pretty touch when you're competing against people who are used to being at the very top of their university class.
But it doesn't stop there. They will go on to routinely work 100 hour weeks for 8+ years in residency and fellowship. And then when they are finally neurosurgery attendings, they will still work 80 hours a week on average, performing neurosurgery nonetheless.
I do not want to belittle nurses, but credit is due where deserved, and neurosurgeons sure do deserve some credit. Not just the 16 years of education that entails insane hours, but also their continued dedication to the field and their patients. In my opinion, I have more respect for them than any other profession.
Loved this! Thanks for making this to recognize us!
This is soooo glorious and awesome! LOVE IT!!!
This...is...amazing !!!
- NICU Nurse
Haha I can relate to the new doc. "he was gonna kill you". Haha. Thank u for the recognition even it was 2 years ago this video came out.
I loved this . The crocs hahaha
Love it! Thanks!
Thank you to the nursing staff at Health Park Children's Hospital!
Level of pain is totally subjective. Or has science began to find a way to measure it? Because I'm one of those who might come in with severed arm and say pain level idk 1?
What did he mean when he said "The Crocs"
Awesome....great job folks
I _LOVE_ this
Are you.in.hawaii?
and thank you, Z, for all you do! 😄
Well ZDogg can sing a lot better than the rock :D
Omg, the shoutout to Erin on your page tho 😍
Love it!!!
I love this
You crack me up. I love it!! :)
loved it! as usual
This is the best! Great job :)
Thanks nurses, for reminding me that no matter how shitty my day is, at least it's only metaphorically shitty.
💘
Zdogg gets my vote!
This is so fuckin trippy
wow how cool!!!
"i know it's a lot the scrubs the crocs!" I FUCKIGNN DIED OH MYG OD
joofdecember I
joofdecember mine was “when you’re starring at this lovenox”
I been waiting on a new song!!!
😀😀😀
Awesome awesome awesome!
Thank you nurses, for every blood draw you've done after the doctor's couldn't handle my anemic, high blood pressure, messed up veins
I know you can't do everyone but really, the nursing assistants, need recognition because the many times I've been in the hospital, the NA does the dirty work.
Thanks to all the NAs, CNAs, and PCTs for all that they do. I wouldn't be able to get through my shift without their great work.
Ironhide528 he said nurses...not registered nurses. I take that as ALL nurses. doesn't matter how much education you have...you're a nurse if you care for those patients 😊
Nidia Cano I agree but when it is nurse appreciation week there is nothing for the CNA's and when there are awards there is nothing for the CNA's.
You can do one I'd like to do one for student nurses 😊✨
Jake Hicks we as health professionals can lobby change I'm at the beginning of my career but when I settle in I definitely want to start an association group
Stamp out excessive "clickety boxes" and lessen the "tippety-tappin!" Wanna spend more time nursety-nursing! 💗
This works really well for me, because I had a heart cath yesterday...
my former health Science teacher who was an ER nurse for 25 years loves you XD
People go to a hospital for a surgery or tests or for an evaluation and diagnosis from a doctor, people go to a hospital for a broken bone or an injury...but people STAY in a hospital because they need a nurse.
Google this has been the best and worst day so far, and all to your team and you Google shout out to the NA!! This day is already a good one. Thank you very much to all of that stood by in pain I'm sure not fun but I bet you had to chuckle. I'm sorry and good day to you all
MMMMAAAAHHAAALLOOOO👍🤙
helloooooooooo nurse!!!
Yep. Love those nurses who tell the lab to "hurry up and run the specimen before we hemolyze it." Um, you hemolyze the specimens, not the lab.
This is so wrong but also so right! Hahaha
Haha can do anything but float.... and sometimes even that
respect
Tools shoulda rhymed with Stools! Very well done though
When will it be on iTunes?
I caught so many things no else caught. On the other hand I am human, I am sure some nurses caught things I missed . 🧐
😍😍😍
Please please do one for how far I'll go
What song is this to?
Disney movie...Moana
You’re too much lol...