Love how house walked in, clearly saw that this was likely an epidemic.. hesitated. walked in.... only turned around the moment he saw Cuddy. He was never planning on leaving people without help, he just wanted to bother Cuddy.
Somebody has to be there to help explain the situation. House isn't just going to start talking to himself for the sake of making the episode play out how the writers wanted it to.
He's not just one of the best diagnosticians in the world lol. He's also one of the most irresponsible, immature, and manipulative human beings ever. Even if he didn't actually find this sick girl, he'd probably try to pretend like he did to get out of his doctor duties.
They just hated his guts and kept him on until they felt the potential for lawsuit was gone. Shows you the real morals going on there. Why lawsuit? Because Cutty preformed an opposing operation on him, against his wishes (he wanted the riskier but better gain operation, where he’d have no pain, compared to the ‘safer’ operation where he’d be crippled and feel pain for life.) based on her feelings and the feelings of someone who did not have right of attorney over him (I think I have that spelt wrong.) (his girlfriend, but since they weren’t married, she has no power to override his wishes) House had the potential to bankrupt the hospital after what she did (apparently they barely made anything according to this episode lol) so Cutty gave him a variety of special privileges, in efforts to hold him off until the risks of a lawsuit were far past.
While appeal to authority is very convincing, it isn't logical. House provided very weak foundations for suggesting it is not meningitis. We know he's not wrong as a viewer, but as the hospital, he need to provide more definitive evidence than just that bit of neck pain which can be explained by multitude of reasons.
Had a bad moment. Shortness of breath really bad. I thought Covid. The ER doc stripped off my shoes and socks. He spotted my right leg was swollen. Had a CT scan 5 minutes later and 2 hours later they stopped the pulmonary embolism from killing me. That was 3 days before Thanksgiving. Guess what I'm going to be thankful for next Thanksgiving?
@@aaronpullen4836 they said it was 3 days before thanksgiving, I’m pretty sure they weren’t vaccinating yet. Also from what I’ve heard the thrombosis caused by vaccines is a specific type.
well i guess this is the answer to "imagine what would house do if he were in the corona outbreak" get distracted with another more interesting disease
@@tibicenlinnei4014 that very much depends on the pill, amphets absorb better with a small meal 15-30 mins before. And the grapefruit thing is also very drug-specific some it helps some it hurts and some it's likely fatal or ends with you being extremely ill, drugs are great and potentiators are wonderful but just telling people to take an enzyme inhibitor with their pills to increase strength without any details is a terrible idea
If any of you were wondering what the diver girl had, it was Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura which was caused by her pregnancy. And yes, you read that correctly. edit: it was the boy on the swim team, not the coach.
Unrealistic tho. Like being able to medicate Foreman's amoeba infection in the brain after symptoms develop to such late stage. Particularly when the disease itself has a mortality rate of over 97% in real life.
@@donkgated8074 Usually people don't get exposed in a specialized infection ward partway through the diagnosis of the source of the infection. Also, Foreman is a survivor (lol).
Cuddy: You just don’t want to deal with the epidemic. House: That’s right, I’m subjecting a 12 year old to a battery of dangerous and evasive tests to avoid being bored... Okay maybe I would do that…
Hmm.. AbsOlUteLY lOvE that everyone is talking about the *minor error* that we can all understand enough to get what they’re saying and not talking about the fact that House literally said he would probably do dangerous and invasive tests on a twelve year old just to avoid being bored… just saying
I like how House starts to walk in at the start as he knows he has to help but when Cuddy sees him he pretends to try to sneak out. He was always gonna stay, he knows how quarantines work but he just preferred screwing with her
I love how house had been walking amongst and treating people exposed with a highly contagious and dangerous virus without a mask, until about 3:20 when he suddenly realizes he’s surrounded by sick people and covers his face with his jacket
the lack of mask is because hes an ACTOR, you can't watch him act/react to things if his face is covered. it would also muffle his voice making it sound terrible. tv shows discard realism so they can make an episode that will make money
@@notoriousblt1038 People learn from doctors and reliable sources.... They don't have to be doctors to state a piece of information. Just like the people who tell you to, I dunno, take a Tylenol when you're sick are usually your parents and not doctors. And yet they get their information from doctors.... Sorry but your statement was just irrelevant and baseless.
@@johnhalliday5420 they stop spread not inhalation. they're called surgical masks because they're meant to stop surgeons from breathing droplets into patients causing infections.
@ surgical masks reduce the chances of infecting others if you are already infected and are infectious. They are useless in stopping you from getting infected. They are useful when used en masse on large scale in slowing down the spread of diseases but on small scale their effect alone is miniscule. Respirators are the opposite. They can filter the air you're breathing in but the valve makes it so they don't block anything you breathe out.
Foreman: “But that….(long dramatic pause)… that’s blood” I always wonder what the patient would be thinking if this was a real doctor in a actual hospital.
maybe im atypical, but my reaction was "uh, are you okay," because my doctor seemed stressed out, and my mother's reaction was "is that supposed to be happening?" I didn't get an answer to the first - and to the second, no, it wasnt 😂
I had a dentist go "uh-oh" once. I was having a extraction of a Canine tooth and it had fused with the jawbone, so the extraction caused a small fracture. I ended up being totally fine, but my reaction to the uh'oh was to be very still and quiet.
she's a chil an on a swim team. she's used to following instructions from parents/coaches and has no prior issues with doctors to think they can be wrong so no arrogance to push back on their suggestions
Hey I'm one of those cooperative I was 4 or 5 CM dilated and I didn't even flench when I got the epidural but my pain level was so intense I didn't even feel it at all so i was really still lol I was begging for that epidural tho they even had to tell me when they were done with it that's how much the pain of contractions overpowered the pain of epidural I was actually more afraid about the epidural 🤣 silly me wasn't nothing compared to labor pain but I salute mommas who had babies without epidural cause with all the pain I definitely couldn't deal lol
Yep. My reaction when an old beat up car from the early 80s shows up at the shop. The boss' wife spots me a mile away. "Damnit, Janet! I would have gotten away too, if it weren't for your prying eyes!"
I bought all House M.D. DVDs, back when they were selling the entire set (all seasons). Yet, I keep coming to this channel and watching these _bite-size_ videos. This channel provides a well put together set of lovely samples from one of my all-time favourite TV series.
Knew the father of the young actress (Skye McCole Bartusiak) through work. He and his wife were very proud of her. I’d retired when I heard she’d died aged 21. Always think about her parents when I hear of her….
The worst part about having spent most of my life in hospital and medical clinics means I have undergone practically every procedure they show, so I can really feel it when they show it lol
"Do you think I'd be submit her to a battery of dangerous and invasive tests to avoid being bored?" *everyone stares* "Okay that is something I would be doing but I'm not."
@@Cristroxx if they done the blood work, they would have identified she was pregnant and then started to work through conditions cause by pregnancies that match her symptome an would have come to the correct condition pretty quickly.
As a guy who has had a double lung transplant i can tell you those tubes up the throat while you're awake are not that easy, they'll use your nose too and if you freak out they'll hold you down and it's pure torture, I finally convinced them to knock me out before they did it but it was a harsh few times post surgery getting that done, my body would literally shake in fear when they would bring the machine in room to do it. Truly horrifying and traumatizing stuff.
Yap, had that done twice due to gastrointestinal reflux disease - it is really a pain to suffer through. First time was when I was 15, and I suffered it like a champ, but the second time as an adult was quite a lot more intense.
I went to the dentist before and I was shaking like that cause I had to get a filling done, ended up crying as a grown man because I was traumatized as a kid at the dentist.
He was giving him a blue slip, so that patient didn't have the meningitis. If they're snatching gurneys out from under kids after lumbar punctures, they're probably cutting a few corners for time and resources.
@@hiccuphufflepuff176 I mean, we're going through a pandemic now, and there were never any recommendations at the hospital where I work to reduce glove changes, even during supply shortages. Universal precautions are the first step to infection control.
Stg something I’ve noticed is addicts (especially those abusing prescription drugs) rarely get sick unless it’s to do with the drug they’re taking. Idk how it works lol
I had a lumbar puncture for my IIH diagnosis (spinal fluid pressure was 40, normal for human is ~10-25) and I can't IMAGINE doing it in the middle of a crowded hallway!
Nah - post Huddy it was done, the whole House not dealing with Cuddy's cancer was forced Went on a season or two too long if anything Making Foreman Dean of Medicine was a mistake (character wise) his second "new team" was a dead end Masters was pointless Taub stayed too long Park was Annoying Chase "surfing for a year" was plain idiotic Could do a one off , where house has taken over Wilson's ID,& has Wilson and 13's bodies buried in his garden but not a another series
@@caseyaulbach7693 I was only meaning to highlight the tragedy of a young woman losing her life seemingly accidentally. The evidence of which I've heard regarding her overdose is mixed. It still remains sad, though, that she lost her life.
Child star Skye McCole Bartusiak died from an accidental drug overdose possibly linked to huffing, new toxicology test results suggest. Difluoroethane is a chemical refrigerant found in products such as Dust-Off. Users sniff it to get a temporary high. Bartusiak was 21 when she was found unresponsive in a garage apartment at her parents' house in Houston. Her mom previously suggested her death might have been caused by epileptic seizures.
Fun fact: nothing totally numbs the lumbar puncture. It always hurts. Mine felt like lightening from my back to my toes. Heard myself screaming before I realized it was me.
Waiting for the "I did a lumbar puncture test and laughed at how little it hurt, then I bench pressed the entire MRI machine and took home 7 of the most beautiful nurses in the hospital" comments.
@jacobfromallstate4963 I did a lumbar puncture test and laughed at how little it hurt, then I bench pressed the entire MRI machine and took home 7 of the most beautiful nurses in the hospital.
@@ChaoticNeutralMatt they suspected the coach originally but it was the boy on the team with her. It was done for a character arc/development for I can't remember which of the team but was to prove they have to actually need to look at the evidence and not jump the gun as it can cause issues with patient treatment.
My wife was my at the time girlfriend when I took her to the hospital to get a lumbar puncture; she took it like a champ and I was the one that was in pain from just watching it. She didn't have any numbing agent because the doctor needed to know if he'd gone too far to the left or right, according to which leg had pain shoot down it. Neither of us want to go through that experience again.
The actress never speaks and her hair was Auburn not blond. House assumes she is crazy because her hair does not smell like chlorine and the group of people at the Hospital were there from a swim meet. I would say this is more of an insult rather than a diagnosis. She could have been a friend or family member of someone on the swim team, or a member of the team itself that had just not gotten in the water. You can see the entire scene in Season 1 Episode 19 "Kids" of House starting at around 17:45, not Season 1 Episode 8 as it says in the description above. The House M.D. channel labeled this one wrong. I looked but could not find the name of the actress that played the role. She did not appear in the credits for the episode, I assume because it was not a speaking role. I did find this interesting fact about the episode on the wikipedia page, "The diver’s father is played by Dylan Kussman who appeared with Robert Sean Leonard(Wilson) in “Dead Poets Society” playing the role of Richard Cameron." His character was the redhead with flat top haircut that turned in Mr. Keating(Robin Williams) for what happened to Neil.
Brilliant that house doesnt think to cover his mouth up until they stop discussing the girl. These small details that make house house, the fact he couldn't think about anything else because he was finally able to think about a new case.
5:47 "sorry we needed the gurney" excuse me we didn't get a bed when we needed it so you shouldn't get the gurney PLUS YOU TOOK IT FROM A 12 YEAR OLD ARE YOU INSANE
Looked to see whatever happened to the actress that played the young girl as recognised her from 24, only to find out she died in 2014 aged 21, and now I feel depressed.
This episode is a great example of how a outbreak can flood a hospital and potentially strain resources with a potential risk of life. Now imagine what would happen if there was a pandemic. oh wait.....
@@Erowid13 there are millions more covid-19 cases then meningitis, at least for now. And just cuz you don't die dosnt mean you aren't harmed in some way.
The blonde girl Mary was played by Skye McCole Bartusiak. Sadly she died on July 19th, 2014 in her home in Texas at the age of 21 with reports stating that she had died in her sleep. She was such a good actress
Lumbar puncture was one of the worst procedures I had when hospitalised, and that's including surgery. The feeling you get down your leg is so unnerving
I had a lumbar puncture, they did it with a flouriscope. It was easy, got to watch the whole thing with mirrors and the screen of the floroscope. I drank 1000 ml of water and got 1000ml IV. NO headache, just a local could feel my toes etc. Dx for MS positive. EVERY person /MD/specialist has their own protocol.
I used to love house when I was just starting med shool ... now that I ve been working as a doctor for 5 years I realize how ABSURDLY UNREALISTIC the show is ... who ever was the medical advisor on this show never worked a day in a hospital in his life - he just opened a medical text book and started looking up diagnoses ...
Oh noes who would have thought that Sherlock Holmes but as a doctor wouldn't work in the real world. Truly this is a travesty! All entertainment should be 100% realistic and grounded in reality, otherwise it shouldn't exist!
As a practicing attorney, I have absolutely no idea why Foreman, as resourceful as he is, didn't go to legal and say, "Cuddy is my supervisor and has given our team one hour to diagnose a patient we believe may have a fatal illness if untreated. It is critical that we perform a lumbar puncture in order to properly diagnose her. Due to current circumstances, we are being refused a room to perform the procedure and will have to do it in the hallway, which is inherently dangerous since we're puncturing the spinal column with a very large needle to get spinal fluid." In no time, those lawyers on staff would have thrown patients out of rooms or extended the 1 hour diagnosis period (which seems inherently problematic from a liability viewpoint anyway). But, yeah, t.v. medicine/drama ruled the day on this one.
@@cszero2109 I worded that quickly. More than "throwing patients out of rooms" (though I am sure they could discharge patients without incident), my point was that the lawyers could make a room available within an hour due to a lumbar puncture- they absolutely could have had Foreman's patient "cut in line" with limited resources rather than perform a needlessly risky procedure by doing it in a hallway instead of an actual room. Lol, you haven't got a clue pal.
@SorcererOne Lol, let's be real- I forgot that I even made this comment 3 months ago but you want to try and flex for fake internet points with a baseless insult about how a professional commenting on a fictional series in the TH-cam comments section is dumb because you have no real life experience to offer any useful commentary and have nothing better going on in your life, lol.
I didn’t check the comments since at this point this video is 3yrs old. It’s sad to know that this child actress passed away back in 2014. Skye Bartusiak died at the young age of 21.
I come back to the "House clip extranaganza" and get stuck here every once in a while. I have seen the majority of House M.D. souly through youtube clips. And now I'm here again, probably gonna be here all night.
I love house. Ive seen the whole series 6 times and wilsons video from house after the chemo STILL makes me cry. Im a 39 yr old man ffs. Whats wrong with me
If they needed a private space for the patient, I am sure there were a dozen other places in the hospital they could have used -- Like Dr. House's Office, for one.
When they go down her throat is an EGD (Esophogogastroduodenoscopy) and when they spray the numbing agent sometimes they ask you to say "Ahh" while they do it and when it hits your vocal chords it makes you sound like Barry White.
10:21 Sure... break an MRI machine once, and then everyone keeps bringing it up like i'm going to break another one! (Spoiler: he does go on to break another.)
@@EclecticFruit He breaks an MRI in season two by using a corpse with bullet fragments in its head. He breaks another in season 8 by causing a flood. In season 3 one of his patients breaks an MRI.
Cuddy: "The hospital is maxed out with dying contagious people!" House: "Have you tried telling everyone it's not that bad?" Cuddy: "No?" House: "Good, because only a fucking idiot would say that." *If the show was filmed in 2020*
Love how house walked in, clearly saw that this was likely an epidemic.. hesitated. walked in.... only turned around the moment he saw Cuddy. He was never planning on leaving people without help, he just wanted to bother Cuddy.
I love how you think he likes people enough to stay.
Somebody has to be there to help explain the situation. House isn't just going to start talking to himself for the sake of making the episode play out how the writers wanted it to.
LMAO!!! YEP!!!
@@tsemiu he does, he just has trouble showing it.
@@Daytruin he hates people. It's his thing. He like mysteries though.
I love that House slipped into line just to surprise Foreman for effect. Doesn't matter what else is going on, he can't resist being theatrical.
I love the fact that he WAITED.
Lol
1:47
>has one of the best diagnosticians in the world that pays attention to every little detail
>doesn’t listen when he notices details
He's not just one of the best diagnosticians in the world lol. He's also one of the most irresponsible, immature, and manipulative human beings ever. Even if he didn't actually find this sick girl, he'd probably try to pretend like he did to get out of his doctor duties.
They just hated his guts and kept him on until they felt the potential for lawsuit was gone. Shows you the real morals going on there.
Why lawsuit? Because Cutty preformed an opposing operation on him, against his wishes (he wanted the riskier but better gain operation, where he’d have no pain, compared to the ‘safer’ operation where he’d be crippled and feel pain for life.) based on her feelings and the feelings of someone who did not have right of attorney over him (I think I have that spelt wrong.) (his girlfriend, but since they weren’t married, she has no power to override his wishes)
House had the potential to bankrupt the hospital after what she did (apparently they barely made anything according to this episode lol) so Cutty gave him a variety of special privileges, in efforts to hold him off until the risks of a lawsuit were far past.
While appeal to authority is very convincing, it isn't logical. House provided very weak foundations for suggesting it is not meningitis. We know he's not wrong as a viewer, but as the hospital, he need to provide more definitive evidence than just that bit of neck pain which can be explained by multitude of reasons.
@@neurofiedyamato8763 But she tested negative for meningitis! If that's not substantial proof she didn't have meningitis I don't know what is.
@@panek6443 she wasn't tested negative until after they were alotted time.
I love Foremans bedside manner.
“That’s not blood” - confident and secure.
“But thats....thats blood” - perplexed and bewildered
the endings very dark
yaah... I didn't like that episode.
Imma be real, rather get it straight then being beaten around the bush
.....it was described to hrr parent as a parasite, not a baby as it should have been... and what happened to the coach?
One could even say…this vexes Foreman…
Had a bad moment. Shortness of breath really bad. I thought Covid. The ER doc stripped off my shoes and socks. He spotted my right leg was swollen. Had a CT scan 5 minutes later and 2 hours later they stopped the pulmonary embolism from killing me. That was 3 days before Thanksgiving. Guess what I'm going to be thankful for next Thanksgiving?
congrats man!
Did you take the vaccine?
Dude! That's insane! Glad you caught it early. You could die from that.
Cranberry sauce?
@@aaronpullen4836 they said it was 3 days before thanksgiving, I’m pretty sure they weren’t vaccinating yet. Also from what I’ve heard the thrombosis caused by vaccines is a specific type.
well i guess this is the answer to "imagine what would house do if he were in the corona outbreak"
get distracted with another more interesting disease
He's a specialist in diagnosis, so yea probably.
More dangerous one
Actually the one with the babies getting infected is what he would do with an epidemic.
He would be trying to make people remember that tuberculosis, streptococus sp, and influenza didn't took vacations on 2020
@@mattlane2282 🤦♀️
The beginning is great when House just tries to nope outta there.
like Romanian doctors during COVID
I've been feeling like that for about a year now
Same energy as grandpa Simpson walking in and then immediately out of the burlesque house.
That's how I see work sometimes!
It’s a resource problem, not diagnostic. I tried that at work. Not as effective at a bank.
Whoever takes pills without water is already living in RAGE MODE for years
Ive always taken it as a personal challenge
FORMER professional pill popper here. Swallow dry. Follow with grapefruit juice for max absorption. Empty stomach.
@@tibicenlinnei4014 that very much depends on the pill, amphets absorb better with a small meal 15-30 mins before. And the grapefruit thing is also very drug-specific some it helps some it hurts and some it's likely fatal or ends with you being extremely ill, drugs are great and potentiators are wonderful but just telling people to take an enzyme inhibitor with their pills to increase strength without any details is a terrible idea
If there's no water around, I can't be bothered to get some.
@@theRPGmaster Watch out, I can see a vein popping from here xD
If any of you were wondering what the diver girl had, it was Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura which was caused by her pregnancy. And yes, you read that correctly.
edit: it was the boy on the swim team, not the coach.
Ah, no real surprise then; I figured something like this was why the coach was written to say _"these kids are all very mature"_ at 4:28
Pregnant, I got that part early on from the setup... KDM
@@definesigint2823 it's not the coach, if was a boy on the male swim team, as I remember
@@andrewramirizkbassily1837 Alright; thanks for the clarification.
Didn't ask h
I love how this House gets the most criticism but has a 99.99999 survival rate with his patients. 😆
Someone dies eventually, maybe because they got struck by lightning afterwards?
He might’ve got plot armour modified version.
Unrealistic tho. Like being able to medicate Foreman's amoeba infection in the brain after symptoms develop to such late stage. Particularly when the disease itself has a mortality rate of over 97% in real life.
@@donkgated8074 Usually people don't get exposed in a specialized infection ward partway through the diagnosis of the source of the infection. Also, Foreman is a survivor (lol).
@@donkgated8074 Of course is unrealistic, nothing in a hospital work like that, is even stupid talking about that 😅
F-15 104 : 0 combat kills totally rules House
The beginning seems strangely familiar...
Well guess we now know what House does during a Pandemic
Thank God they didnt show corona virus in this show... The state secrets would have been out in public
Twilight zone
@@xk3168 I mean the show is only 200 years old...
Do u mean the netlix ad ?
Fun fact: while it was believed to be an outbreak of meningitis, it was actually a bacterial form of lupus that was causing the outbreak.
Its never lupus
@@revinzash3700 except the episode when it is
@@tomhemming9236 uh,the magician one?
@@asmimazumder5550 yeah, season 4 episode 8 you dont want to know. even house says 'i finally have a case of lupus'
you actually had me doubt everyhing i know about medecine (AND LUPUS)
before i caught the punchline XDXDXD
Cuddy: You just don’t want to deal with the epidemic.
House: That’s right, I’m subjecting a 12 year old to a battery of dangerous and evasive tests to avoid being bored... Okay maybe I would do that…
invasive* evasive is when you avoid (evade) something, not when you invade it. Sorry for being that guy
hahaha evasive tests 😂
@@Dazzwidd well it would be if house is trying to avoid this 😂
Hmm.. AbsOlUteLY lOvE that everyone is talking about the *minor error* that we can all understand enough to get what they’re saying and not talking about the fact that House literally said he would probably do dangerous and invasive tests on a twelve year old just to avoid being bored… just saying
@@ravengray3095 Right, but "evasive" was ironically applicable, even though in error.
I like how House starts to walk in at the start as he knows he has to help but when Cuddy sees him he pretends to try to sneak out. He was always gonna stay, he knows how quarantines work but he just preferred screwing with her
But he eventually gets to sleep with her......
I love how house had been walking amongst and treating people exposed with a highly contagious and dangerous virus without a mask, until about 3:20 when he suddenly realizes he’s surrounded by sick people and covers his face with his jacket
the lack of mask is because hes an ACTOR, you can't watch him act/react to things if his face is covered. it would also muffle his voice making it sound terrible. tv shows discard realism so they can make an episode that will make money
Cuddy gave him pills, which he took, before he went further into the hospital. So, yeah....the pills protected him as they were supposed to do.
@@corberus3119 Grey's Anatomy though
@@corberus3119, don’t know man, his eyes tells you all you need to know about how he is mocking/ridiculing you.
Like Dracula
Doctors in this show receive plot immunity from diseases, so they don't need masks.
Tell that to ____.
No they do not. They catch too.
Watch Euphoria.
No, they just strive for realism. How many people are wearing a mask during the pandemic?
and here i thought doctors had to take some vaccines before they could work....strange world
Lol half of people are without masks or wearing them on chin or on ear, just like nowadays 😀
Cuz they don’t make a difference
@@crispyfurburgerthe4th669 you know better than doctors I’m sure
@@notoriousblt1038 - anything but N95 or better is useless you nit.
@@notoriousblt1038 People learn from doctors and reliable sources.... They don't have to be doctors to state a piece of information. Just like the people who tell you to, I dunno, take a Tylenol when you're sick are usually your parents and not doctors. And yet they get their information from doctors.... Sorry but your statement was just irrelevant and baseless.
@@rockysquirrel4776 Incorrect. There is experimental evidence indicating that cloth masks have a positive effect too.
They can’t have the actors covering their pretty faces with masks during a meningitis outbreak lmao
Let's agree, If House had a plague doctor mask, he would wear it.
@Fresh Turkey well even though menengitis is more serious, it's not more infectious than coronaviruses. So the same mask we use would be effective
@Fresh Turkey how come you believe they're so useless?
@@johnhalliday5420 they stop spread not inhalation. they're called surgical masks because they're meant to stop surgeons from breathing droplets into patients causing infections.
@ surgical masks reduce the chances of infecting others if you are already infected and are infectious. They are useless in stopping you from getting infected. They are useful when used en masse on large scale in slowing down the spread of diseases but on small scale their effect alone is miniscule.
Respirators are the opposite. They can filter the air you're breathing in but the valve makes it so they don't block anything you breathe out.
Foreman: “But that….(long dramatic pause)… that’s blood”
I always wonder what the patient would be thinking if this was a real doctor in a actual hospital.
maybe im atypical, but my reaction was "uh, are you okay," because my doctor seemed stressed out, and my mother's reaction was "is that supposed to be happening?" I didn't get an answer to the first - and to the second, no, it wasnt 😂
I'd recognize it as "Ah, something else is fucky" but I like to refer to myself as an outlier
I had a dentist go "uh-oh" once. I was having a extraction of a Canine tooth and it had fused with the jawbone, so the extraction caused a small fracture. I ended up being totally fine, but my reaction to the uh'oh was to be very still and quiet.
"This area is highly contagious" because there's a meningitis outbreak.
"Please step back" because you're annoying us.
He didn't lie.
The actress playing the girl died on July 19, 2014, her name was Skye McCole Bartusiak.
May her soul r.i.p
Yeah, she was on some kind of medication and unfortunately accidentally overdosed.
Damn....R.I.P
@@Sal_Sal27 How sadly ironic to be in a medical show and die from medication.
Man, that's horrible. She was only 21.
I love that little nod the security guard gave House when he was taking his pills.
She’s so cooperative. Yet to meet such a patient !
she's a chil an on a swim team. she's used to following instructions from parents/coaches and has no prior issues with doctors to think they can be wrong so no arrogance to push back on their suggestions
They are nice and polite to her. Yet to meet such a doctor ! Or nurse for that matter. XD
@@blackberrymidnight this is so true!!! (according to my personal experience)
Hey I'm one of those cooperative I was 4 or 5 CM dilated and I didn't even flench when I got the epidural but my pain level was so intense I didn't even feel it at all so i was really still lol I was begging for that epidural tho they even had to tell me when they were done with it that's how much the pain of contractions overpowered the pain of epidural I was actually more afraid about the epidural 🤣 silly me wasn't nothing compared to labor pain but I salute mommas who had babies without epidural cause with all the pain I definitely couldn't deal lol
I was in the hospital recently for 5 days (nothing serious). I tried to be as good as I could!
I love how the main cast has no mask on while basically every one of the hospital staff has them on.
I love how this is a medical drama, the main actors don't need to wear one :D
one might almost think it is a TV show or something
Plot armor...or plot immunity in this case.
They got plot armor, mask is redundant
I think it's for people who read lips and because masks make the little mics that they have to use sometimes not work right
“Hey, there’s a line a here!”
“That’s why I said excuse me.”
"Push me again".........that dude knew not to mess with Foreman.
The beginning is a very relatable
LOL
Dobthts what house would do during the Epidemic go Figure
Yep. My reaction when an old beat up car from the early 80s shows up at the shop. The boss' wife spots me a mile away. "Damnit, Janet! I would have gotten away too, if it weren't for your prying eyes!"
Lolol
how? This is actually an issue...
I bought all House M.D. DVDs, back when they were selling the entire set (all seasons). Yet, I keep coming to this channel and watching these _bite-size_ videos. This channel provides a well put together set of lovely samples from one of my all-time favourite TV series.
every once in a while,TV hits a home run.This time,the bases were loaded !!!!
@@dwightdodd3734 Yep. 🥇
Knew the father of the young actress (Skye McCole Bartusiak) through work. He and his wife were very proud of her. I’d retired when I heard she’d died aged 21. Always think about her parents when I hear of her….
What happened?
@@jkm7983 drug overdose
How sad 😔
@@lolookphor that's so sad.
I still picture her at the age she was in Storm Of The Century
"The 800 people milling around are just waiting for the bathroom?" Lisa Edelstein absolutely killed it with this role.
The worst part about having spent most of my life in hospital and medical clinics means I have undergone practically every procedure they show, so I can really feel it when they show it lol
Yikes. I hope you're feeling better now!
Well, we won't have a Covid episode of House but this is as close as it gets.
Why would you want one?
@@thegatorhator6822 Why wouldn't I?
@@ryoumisakiGP Would have been hilarious to see all the anti-vaxxers lose their minds and try to cancel the show or something.
House: 'start with the letter A, Dr Chase'
Chase: *uses a dictionary*
House: *coughs in his hair*
'Start with Amyloidosis, end with Zamyloidosis.'
"Do you think I'd be submit her to a battery of dangerous and invasive tests to avoid being bored?"
*everyone stares*
"Okay that is something I would be doing but I'm not."
If Chase had done the blood work this episode would have been over.
House's fault. He was busy trying to both torture Chase as well as subject the girl to a battery of invasive tests to avoid being bored.
Blood work gives an idea but could be something else entirely
@@Cristroxx if they done the blood work, they would have identified she was pregnant and then started to work through conditions cause by pregnancies that match her symptome an would have come to the correct condition pretty quickly.
As a guy who has had a double lung transplant i can tell you those tubes up the throat while you're awake are not that easy, they'll use your nose too and if you freak out they'll hold you down and it's pure torture, I finally convinced them to knock me out before they did it but it was a harsh few times post surgery getting that done, my body would literally shake in fear when they would bring the machine in room to do it. Truly horrifying and traumatizing stuff.
Tubes***
Yap, had that done twice due to gastrointestinal reflux disease - it is really a pain to suffer through. First time was when I was 15, and I suffered it like a champ, but the second time as an adult was quite a lot more intense.
sounds like PTSD
in my country they give us sedation if we ask
I went to the dentist before and I was shaking like that cause I had to get a filling done, ended up crying as a grown man because I was traumatized as a kid at the dentist.
Yup--been, done that. The tube down the throat feels like pencil dangling in your throat. The feeling lessens after a while.
I can't believe how badly I blanked out the masks
It's also a hospital sooooo....
@@retrozip I work in one.
Just see them constantly.
"If we go down there and she dies, your face is gonna be so red." lol. Max chill level.
1:53 Doesn't change gloves between patients? I change gloves examining cows on the same farm. Duh.
He was giving him a blue slip, so that patient didn't have the meningitis. If they're snatching gurneys out from under kids after lumbar punctures, they're probably cutting a few corners for time and resources.
@@hiccuphufflepuff176 Not changing gloves and performing hand hygiene between patients is a great way to spread other pathogens.
@@grapatin true
@@hiccuphufflepuff176 I mean, we're going through a pandemic now, and there were never any recommendations at the hospital where I work to reduce glove changes, even during supply shortages. Universal precautions are the first step to infection control.
Doc. House is immune to everything the show throws at him
Except the plague.
Sure he's immune to this one, especially after being given those pills at 0:50... ;-)
It’s called plot armour
Stg something I’ve noticed is addicts (especially those abusing prescription drugs) rarely get sick unless it’s to do with the drug they’re taking. Idk how it works lol
I had a lumbar puncture for my IIH diagnosis (spinal fluid pressure was 40, normal for human is ~10-25) and I can't IMAGINE doing it in the middle of a crowded hallway!
Mine was done in an operating room. Insane situations but like now am sure it has happened.
@@heatherloffelmann3547 It should be done in a sterile field.
I had an epidural during my contractions, and can’t imagine it eather
I wish they would bring this show back
Its on prime
@@praveen5905 It's on Peacock too which is free but ad-supported
Pretty sure she meant to re create the show and bring back the same cast
To be fair the last seasons the only one that wanted to go further in the stories was Hugh Laurie. No one else wanted to anymore.
Nah - post Huddy it was done, the whole House not dealing with Cuddy's cancer was forced
Went on a season or two too long if anything
Making Foreman Dean of Medicine was a mistake (character wise)
his second "new team" was a dead end
Masters was pointless
Taub stayed too long
Park was Annoying
Chase "surfing for a year" was plain idiotic
Could do a one off , where house has taken over Wilson's ID,& has Wilson and 13's bodies buried in his garden but not a another series
imagine being in a pandemic. couldn't be me.
"Where's the 12 year old girl? Who had a Lumbar Puncture"
**Casually says**
"Sorry we needed the gourney"
Edit : Thx for the likes😁
I would seriously try to write that person up.
@@onawal931 bro she ought be fired. Especially after moving someone from a lumbar procedure
@@boundlessblade5205 It's not that big a deal...
That is PRETTY much how much any given practitioner gives AF about their patients anymore. Sadly.
Oh nice, you saw this video aswell!
1:12 Could be: Infective skin
2:41 Epidemicanicus
6:06 Health Bacteria Out - Sound Effect
6:48 Blood Does Come Of EYE
8:00 EYE has BLOOD
5:07 first @n@L
It's sad that the actress who plays the swimmer girl died of an accidental drug overdose.
*_"There are no accident." - Master Oogway_*
Worth mentioning that she accidentally overdosed on her epilepsy meds, and that it wasn't a heroin overdose or anything along those lines.
@@caseyaulbach7693 omfg.
@@caseyaulbach7693 I was only meaning to highlight the tragedy of a young woman losing her life seemingly accidentally. The evidence of which I've heard regarding her overdose is mixed. It still remains sad, though, that she lost her life.
Child star Skye McCole Bartusiak died from an accidental drug overdose possibly linked to huffing, new toxicology test results suggest.
Difluoroethane is a chemical refrigerant found in products such as Dust-Off. Users sniff it to get a temporary high.
Bartusiak was 21 when she was found unresponsive in a garage apartment at her parents' house in Houston.
Her mom previously suggested her death might have been caused by epileptic seizures.
4:53 “Coach, help me out here play a little defense” he says to a swim coach
Cool but a coach is a coah and they're allowed to do a coach joke
@@MrBlueSleeves There’s such a thing as defensive swimming?
@@biencj for water polo lol
This hits wayy too close to home. Whoever still runs this channel you're amazing
It hits way too close to house
Fun fact: nothing totally numbs the lumbar puncture.
It always hurts.
Mine felt like lightening from my back to my toes. Heard myself screaming before I realized it was me.
Sounds lovely! 😬
Waiting for the "I did a lumbar puncture test and laughed at how little it hurt, then I bench pressed the entire MRI machine and took home 7 of the most beautiful nurses in the hospital" comments.
Just watching it makes me super uncomfortable
@jacobfromallstate4963 I did a lumbar puncture test and laughed at how little it hurt, then I bench pressed the entire MRI machine and took home 7 of the most beautiful nurses in the hospital.
One of my ultimate fears is getting meningitis and having to deal with an LP.
I miss her. She was a great actress for so young. RIP. Skye Cole Bartusiak.
House looks clinically insane in the thumbnail.
I love it.
Whoever is keeping this channel going I have mad respect for you
You have mad respect for a company uploading clips of their show which both advertizes the show, and gives them ad revenue?
If I remember right the girl's symptoms were related to pregnancy.
Yup!
Because the coach knocked her up
@@tibicenlinnei4014 actually wasn't the coach was one the older boys on the swim team
@@ayajade6683 Have peeps who said it was the couch. Unsure because I haven't seen it in a while.
@@ChaoticNeutralMatt they suspected the coach originally but it was the boy on the team with her. It was done for a character arc/development for I can't remember which of the team but was to prove they have to actually need to look at the evidence and not jump the gun as it can cause issues with patient treatment.
My wife was my at the time girlfriend when I took her to the hospital to get a lumbar puncture; she took it like a champ and I was the one that was in pain from just watching it. She didn't have any numbing agent because the doctor needed to know if he'd gone too far to the left or right, according to which leg had pain shoot down it.
Neither of us want to go through that experience again.
10:16 That oof face from Chase though
I feel bad for Chase, House offered him food and when Chase was gonna grab some House just pulled it away, I felt so saddd 🥺🥺
It's because Chase betrayed him to Vogler.
he only offered Foreman he never actually offered it to Chase. Chase reached for it expecting same offer
This was the episode where some crazy blond chick entered the Hospital and House immediately deduced she's crazy after smelling her hair hahahahaha
What is the episode number?
@@surprise578 S1 Ep 19
Context-wise it makes perfect sense. lol. I won't spoil though for the 2-3 that haven't seen it yet.
The actress never speaks and her hair was Auburn not blond. House assumes she is crazy because her hair does not smell like chlorine and the group of people at the Hospital were there from a swim meet. I would say this is more of an insult rather than a diagnosis. She could have been a friend or family member of someone on the swim team, or a member of the team itself that had just not gotten in the water. You can see the entire scene in Season 1 Episode 19 "Kids" of House starting at around 17:45, not Season 1 Episode 8 as it says in the description above. The House M.D. channel labeled this one wrong.
I looked but could not find the name of the actress that played the role. She did not appear in the credits for the episode, I assume because it was not a speaking role.
I did find this interesting fact about the episode on the wikipedia page, "The diver’s father is played by Dylan Kussman who appeared with Robert Sean Leonard(Wilson) in “Dead Poets Society” playing the role of Richard Cameron." His character was the redhead with flat top haircut that turned in Mr. Keating(Robin Williams) for what happened to Neil.
Also... The actress coming home to America is in episode too.
She was Eddie Murphy future wife
Correction: Season 1, Episode 19: "Kids"
Thank you!!!!!!
"This is a quarantined area"
House just walks in off the street.
Getting in is fine. Quarantine is only for stopping people from getting out.
Brilliant that house doesnt think to cover his mouth up until they stop discussing the girl. These small details that make house house, the fact he couldn't think about anything else because he was finally able to think about a new case.
“In case i'm wrong”
You can see this is early in the series, house has yet to discover than he is the main character and is never wrong.
Sends a clip of this episode during quarantine.
"COINCIDENCE?!? I THINK NOT!"
5:47 "sorry we needed the gurney" excuse me we didn't get a bed when we needed it so you shouldn't get the gurney
PLUS YOU TOOK IT FROM A 12 YEAR OLD ARE YOU INSANE
Looked to see whatever happened to the actress that played the young girl as recognised her from 24, only to find out she died in 2014 aged 21, and now I feel depressed.
I love how House called Chase like a dog and, like a dog, Chase immediately came running
The dynamic between Chase & House is the best.
9:02 He should have said, "The end of the movie stinks, but there's a light at the end of the tunnel"
This episode is a great example of how a outbreak can flood a hospital and potentially strain resources with a potential risk of life. Now imagine what would happen if there was a pandemic.
oh wait.....
let's see, meningitis fatality rate can be as high as 70% where-as COVID can be as high as...3%. but sure, let's compare the 2.
@@Erowid13 meningitis has antibiotics. Covid-19 has a poorly distributed vaccine.
@@Erowid13 there are millions more covid-19 cases then meningitis, at least for now. And just cuz you don't die dosnt mean you aren't harmed in some way.
@@harryw.174 80% of cases are asymptomatic.
@@Erowid13 wow, only 20% of millions of people will show symptoms, that's so little :D.
Cuddy's "Oh, side to side..." gets me every time
I love House's "you're coming with me" 🤣
The little girl is played by Skye McCole Bartusiak who died a few years ago. RIP little one.
'If we go back downstairs and she dies...your face will be so red...'
Now that was a great line...
I need the see the rest, my house appetite isn’t satisfied
This ain't season 1 episode 8, it's season 1 episode 19.
Thanks I was looking for this.
Thank you. You're amazing!
Thanks you I was looking for this comment
Legendary
Your a pall
The actress who plays the patient in the episode is Skye McCole Bartusiak. She sadly passed away July 19, 2014.
How?
@@carlyedwards1422 Accidental drug overdose I believe
The blonde girl Mary was played by Skye McCole Bartusiak. Sadly she died on July 19th, 2014 in her home in Texas at the age of 21 with reports stating that she had died in her sleep. She was such a good actress
😮😮😮
Sorry McDonald's advert but playing just as I'm watching a camera travel through the digestive system does not make it appealing.
...but it does stand to make you _remember_ them (an _impression_ + all the free advertising impressions for people confirming they've read your post)
Lumbar puncture was one of the worst procedures I had when hospitalised, and that's including surgery. The feeling you get down your leg is so unnerving
I had a lumbar puncture, they did it with a flouriscope. It was easy, got to watch the whole thing with mirrors and the screen of the floroscope. I drank 1000 ml of water and got 1000ml IV. NO headache, just a local could feel my toes etc. Dx for MS positive. EVERY person
/MD/specialist has their own protocol.
I used to love house when I was just starting med shool ... now that I ve been working as a doctor for 5 years I realize how ABSURDLY UNREALISTIC the show is ... who ever was the medical advisor on this show never worked a day in a hospital in his life - he just opened a medical text book and started looking up diagnoses ...
Just denfenstrate belief and logic, right out the window!
Still better than Grey's Anatomy and New Amsterdam. :p
No, really? Lol if it were realistic House would have been fired dozens of times over, but that’s no fun. It’s entertainment
Oh noes who would have thought that Sherlock Holmes but as a doctor wouldn't work in the real world. Truly this is a travesty! All entertainment should be 100% realistic and grounded in reality, otherwise it shouldn't exist!
@@leximustdie Yes.
RIP, Skye. So sad to see such a beautiful young woman pass away. 🙏
That’s heartbreaking ):
“You won’t feel it” as she is about to get a endoscopy, I remember gagging even though I was under general anaesthetic
Even as a non medical professional it was easy to tell throughout the episode she was pregnant; "mature for age" "Not always so emotional"
As a practicing attorney, I have absolutely no idea why Foreman, as resourceful as he is, didn't go to legal and say, "Cuddy is my supervisor and has given our team one hour to diagnose a patient we believe may have a fatal illness if untreated. It is critical that we perform a lumbar puncture in order to properly diagnose her. Due to current circumstances, we are being refused a room to perform the procedure and will have to do it in the hallway, which is inherently dangerous since we're puncturing the spinal column with a very large needle to get spinal fluid." In no time, those lawyers on staff would have thrown patients out of rooms or extended the 1 hour diagnosis period (which seems inherently problematic from a liability viewpoint anyway). But, yeah, t.v. medicine/drama ruled the day on this one.
Thinking a lawyer can just throw a patient out of a room hahahahahahahahahaha
@@cszero2109 I worded that quickly. More than
"throwing patients out of rooms" (though I am sure they could discharge patients without incident), my point was that the lawyers could make a room available within an hour due to a lumbar puncture- they absolutely could have had Foreman's patient "cut in line" with limited resources rather than perform a needlessly risky procedure by doing it in a hallway instead of an actual room. Lol, you haven't got a clue pal.
@SorcererOne Lol, let's be real- I forgot that I even made this comment 3 months ago but you want to try and flex for fake internet points with a baseless insult about how a professional commenting on a fictional series in the TH-cam comments section is dumb because you have no real life experience to offer any useful commentary and have nothing better going on in your life, lol.
At the end I would have asked '100 million? Is that a new personal record?'
I didn’t check the comments since at this point this video is 3yrs old. It’s sad to know that this child actress passed away back in 2014. Skye Bartusiak died at the young age of 21.
I like how house recommended the medication in case he was wrong. He acknowledged that he could be wrong with it
Good on Cuddy for knowing the name of the average security guard.
this Covid era would have been an extreme episode of HOUSE .. I can just imagine how that would go
7:05
Foreman : That's not blood
Teeths : Lemme destroy this man's whole career
I come back to the "House clip extranaganza" and get stuck here every once in a while. I have seen the majority of House M.D. souly through youtube clips.
And now I'm here again, probably gonna be here all night.
I love house. Ive seen the whole series 6 times and wilsons video from house after the chemo STILL makes me cry. Im a 39 yr old man ffs. Whats wrong with me
Nothing is wrong with you.
You are experiencing something called Emotions©️™️
This is a normal part of the Human Experience
Please relax and enjoy the rest of your simulation
Considering this was recorded ages ago it’s surprisingly up to date
I'm sure the way to respond to epidemics has been pretty much the same for decades... (at least)
If they needed a private space for the patient, I am sure there were a dozen other places in the hospital they could have used -- Like Dr. House's Office, for one.
Or Cuddy's office
When they go down her throat is an EGD (Esophogogastroduodenoscopy) and when they spray the numbing agent sometimes they ask you to say "Ahh" while they do it and when it hits your vocal chords it makes you sound like Barry White.
"She has intestinal bleeding."
"She'll wait."
Ma'am, that does not sound like something that can wait....
House: **enters hospital**
Hospital: **chaos**
House: I don’t get paid enough for this
After the bed moved a lil, my anxiety peaked man
"Diagnosis in an hour..... but not in 10:47 "
10:21 Sure... break an MRI machine once, and then everyone keeps bringing it up like i'm going to break another one!
(Spoiler: he does go on to break another.)
how'd he break it?
@@EclecticFruit
He breaks an MRI in season two by using a corpse with bullet fragments in its head. He breaks another in season 8 by causing a flood. In season 3 one of his patients breaks an MRI.
In this scene, i think She was referring to the board director pulling out his 100M dollar "donation" because of House
Cuddy: "The hospital is maxed out with dying contagious people!"
House: "Have you tried telling everyone it's not that bad?"
Cuddy: "No?"
House: "Good, because only a fucking idiot would say that."
*If the show was filmed in 2020*
Y’all need to learn the difference between epidemic and pandemic.
@@isabellclaire4825 I'm pretty solid on my prefixes thanks, the joke still works just fine.
If they’re idiots for saying that then I guess we need to come up with a word for people who think Covid is a big deal
@@2kmichaeljordan438 how about... "doctor"?
@@shmootube5000 you don’t need to be a doctor to know a disease with barely 3% mortality rate is bad. Smartass
He summons Chase like a dog and I think it’s adorable
God I love that part where it zooms in on his eyes.
He’s a predator who uses his powers of detecting weakness to solve puzzles and heal people