Hey, anesthesia!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey, viewer! Wanna know what really grinds my gears? Watch this video and find out. Featuring a guest appearance by @Doc_Schmidt!
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Great video, anesthesia! 😋
Thanks, Miralax!
@@MaxFeinsteinMDlmao, damn.
Love the collaboration. You should do it again
Well look who it is. Unexpected Doc Schmidt.
@@TheRealityfades howdy 😁
everybody always asks where's anesthesia... nobody ever asks how's anesthesia...
I'll do you one better... WHY is anesthesia?!
The "What's happenin' speculum" one made me laugh out loud!
Me too!!!😂I always wait for "anesthesia" to post a new video!! Great and funny video Dr. Feinstein!!!
Grow up
Nephrologist- Hey dialysis.
Dialysis is absolutely someone's name. I'm sure of it. Someone has to at some point have had that judgment that bad either while pregnant or just after birth.
@@sassyseraphify
Yes, one of the Greek gods.
Hey, Morton Salt.
Hey Permacath
I had a surgery on my shunt a few days ago and I told the Anesthesiologist about this video. He said being called “Anesthesia” is a pet peeve of his, too. He said he was gonna say, “Hey, Shunt!” to my Neurosurgeon.
Just change your name, problem solved. Anesthesia Feinstein, has a good ring to it!
LOL
Sounds like a drag name.
Pediatrics: "Hey, Doc Mcstuffins!"
As an Anesthesiology Resident, I love this! 😅
For going under anaesthesia regularly, I have the upmost respect for anaesthetists and always find it a shame we have such limited interaction. I am therefore very thankful your videos, Mr Feinstein. They help me tremendously.
they always ask "patient is waking up please provide more anesthesia" and never how "how are you anesthesia"
Max as far as I’m concerned the anesthesiologist is the most important person in the OR the patients life lays in the balance of life or death in your hands. You can have an excellent surgeon do an excellent surgery but what good is it if The anesthesiologist doesn’t do their job well.
Love you man for what you do and what you put up with. Remember, you are valuable. Don't let them get to you.
Showing Dr. Glaucomflecken briefly on your monitor was a nice touch, since all of his characters are named by their specialty.
I honestly wish I COULD remember all the wonderful anesthesiologists who’ve put me to sleep, but they’re usually the last person I see, and well…. It’s such a short time that I’m already out before I can establish recall.
I remember my anesthesiologist when I was pregnant because he was a family friend. He was wonderful and kept me calm.
Just want to say thank you. I’m a hard stick so it’s taken seven pokes and a vein finder to get a line in me (by the anesthesiologist himself). Your job is basically to keep people alive and comfortable while getting cut open whether it’s a 30 min procedure or 20 hour surgery. You guys are important and take a looooot of liability.
Ophthalmologist, "Hey slit lamp"
Max I love you !! Thankyou for
Keeping it real.
In all jobs no matter what it is respect is the utmost of importance.
You have worked dam hard for your degree and deserve at least to be acknowledged by your name. I know it was done part in jest but deep down we all want to be respected as human beings. Much love leisa Western Australia xxx
I like that the team uses role ID instead of social titles, creates more accuracy in procedures. Socialise later and use names.
Thank you for speaking up about this
To the OBGYN: Hey Pap Smear
Pulmonologist, hey stethoscope
Psychiatrist - "Hey DSIM-5"
I left Internal Medicine to go into Anesthesia. As an new Internist, I was taken aback when patients were (30 years ago) super concerned with who their Internist was and they didn't even like it if I took a vacation. So one of the most refreshing parts of the field was the impersonality of it. In my residency, which was way before any one introduced themselves at the beginning of the case, occasionally the surgeon would ask me my name. I remember answering "anesthesia" to one particularly arrogant and obnoxious surgeon. In practice, things changed completely, and I knew all the surgeons, OR nurses and techs well and we all knew everyone's names. As our scope of practice has grown, and we are so spread out, I am more likely to know the surgeon than the anesthesiologist or CRNA who relieves me at the end of the day. Its a strange world!
I love your videos!! I had surgery a month ago and let me tell ya, I watched your video on how you would handle a child having surgery and just watching your video made me able to get through it. (with the help of calming drugs of course)
Hey, Lap Chole!! - Gen Surg.
I just had my gallbladder out, so that would be fitting.
Good one. I had mine out last November.
Love the gentle humorous tone for this very legit criticism. Also love all the other TH-camr cameos lol. Ngl, when I saw the title and the video length I assumed it might be a Macarena parody (Heeyyyyy, anesthesia! 😂 ) but this was much more satisfying and meaningful. Good video. We could all stand to practice thinking of people as people more often instead of as synecdoches.
Pathologist: Hey Anesthesia!
Anesthesia: Hey specimen bottle!
Perfusionist : hey pump
The problem at least at the hospital where I work is the anesthesiologist switches out so frequently for breaks, that there is often another anesthesiologist than the doc that we started the case with there in the middle of the case… so sometimes you have no choice but to refer to them like that, although I often say “hey doc”, or have to do a reintroduction. But usually when you need the anesthesiologist’s attention in the middle of the case, there’s no time for reintroductions.
Omg doc Schmidt!
I’m an anesthesiologist and I think that if it’s not used as a derogatory term, but as a way to make the working environment more relaxed, then it’s ok. Here in Brazil they usually call us “narcotherapists”.
Narcotherapist is great, I’ll see if I can use that
Cardiologist: Hey echo
So true!
Oh god. I love this video. It exactly how I feel. It is so weird that everybody, not just surgeon, but RNs, surgical tech, and other specialties doing this. I am so tempted to tell them next time they call me Anesthesia, Im going to call them back at their tool/equipment they using.
Better than "gas passer"...
Basically any ortho or general surgeon: Hey, Ancef!
"Sorry, but my name is DOCTOR Anesthesia!"
Good video! Much to think about. 👍🏼🤭😎
This video was absolutely hilarious!
Rheumatologist: "Hey yo anesthesia"
Dr. Max: "Hey, my goniometer, whatchu need?"
Rheums use goniometers? I suppose they would, with all the joint stuff ... My exposure to goniometers has been through medical massage and other manual therapy contexts lol
@@ItsAsparageese we use in occupational therapy very often.
CT scanner! Agahahaha
Couldn’t help myself
I thought ER would be “hey turkey sammich”
Hi Dr. Feinstein, I’m really enjoying your videos. I will have TLIF surgery next Friday and it’s the first time I’ve had general anaesthesia in about 20 years so I’m a little nervous. Your videos have really set my mind at ease - thank you very much! Now I’m tempted to call my surgeon “Hey, Rongeur!” 😀 Greetings from Munich, Germany.
Max its good to see you, next time, "hey anesthesia"! Reply "if we are playing jeopardy, you have to answer in the form of a question". And if they reply, "what is anesthesia?" You can tell them 🤣
For a Dentist. "Hey Toffelmier" lol
You are great Max Feinstein
If you were working in a combat injury field hospital two miles from the actual fighting your title would be "HEY GAS MAN!"
I learned that from MASH that tv show about medics in the Korean conflict who are working in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
my fave show MASH
Subtle hurtful workplace callouts... I totally agree... Thanks for highlighting this issue...
I think it would be funnier if you would call them also by the procedure they are performing. „Hey Anesthesia!“ „Whats up, Pancreaticoduodenectomy?“
You have my other favorite Docs in this video with you, awesome! BTW, my name has been, nurse, nursing support & EXCUSE-ME-NURSE for 20 long years.
im a resident anesthesiologist in egypt and we have the same phenomenon lol. One sentiment that you seem to share too is that it's never really done in bad faith or anything, it's just..... inadvertent. On the plus side the surgeons that I work with on a regular basis make an effort to refer to me by name. The ones who persist in referring to us as "anesthesia" are usually the consultants who have minimum contact with us, and even then it's not all of them!
My first day in surgery I made it a point to ask our crna what his name was and write it down. Our anesthesia team is the only team I know by name. Getting there!
Surgeon: hey scalpel!
Podiatrist…. Hey, arch support.
Hello Max! Just ran into your channel because I’m having surgery next week and although this is not my first rodeo I am pretty nervous. So glad I found your channel because you’ve helped me calm some of those nerves. I was wondering if you could do a video about the effects certain substances may have on anesthesia and the importance of disclosing the use of those substances. I’ve been taking hemp products that contain levels of THC and I had no idea the cannabinoids can stay stored in your fat cells for up to 90 days. How will this effect the out come of the anesthesia? I have stopped taking them and by the time I have my surgery, it would be 3 weeks since I’ve taken them.
Another good one Max
This is genius! You’re so great!
Omg lmao! So true though! U deserve to be called DOCTOR!
I recently had a knee arthroplasty. I experienced retrograde amnesia that lasted five days. I remember nothing! Can you please discuss this?
Great video, gas bro
Maybe they are afraid you'll put them to sleep!
Scapal for general surgery or impalnts for platics? I loved bone saw 😂😂😂
Hey, ANESTHESIA!
Love your videos ❣️❣️❣️!! 😁
Hey, Scalpel!
🤣🤣 so very true. Respect is the right thing Max it goes both way's oh how about "hey cutter" or "hey masher" surgeon.
Touch down 😎, loved it
Rhino rocket is a great name tho
What’s your opinion on the anesthesia-internal medicine combine residency followed by a critical care fellowship?
Why would you do that to yourself?
As an Anesthesiology Resident myself who plans on going into Critical Care Medicine, I see no purpose to a combined residency with Internal Medicine. All Anesthesiology residency programs require 6 months of critical care training throughout residency and you can then follow that up with a 1 year critical care fellowship through the ABA. So, there's no point to doing a combined residency with IM unless you want to practice internal medicine - which is a bit strange if you want to be an Anesthesiologist.
@@skaftonmd8916 Are you an anesthesiologist resident in st.louis Because I seen your pfp if so would there be a way That I can shadow you im an senior in the area
Excellent point!👍🏻
When they say something like "can you have anesthesia come down?" or something, you can say "which anesthesic agent do you have to have come down?", etc. or "hey, anesthesia" , you can ask "which anesthesic agent they are talking to?". 😂
I love your videos colleague!
I'm an anesthesiologist too.
Welcome from Belgium, Brigitte🤗
I note that the arthropod just looked confused. Got that characterisation right. :)
That would be like calling the surgeon, Hey surgery
Fun stuff! I'm one of those and feel free to so address me any time. You gas-passers aren't the only ones with a sense of humor. Reflecting on all those years, I do remember a few anesthesiologists specifically from among MANY. Why? They wore NAME tags.
So true great video. 👍
I always refer to my anesthesiologist properly. The anesthesiologist is the most important physican in the surgery room as far as I'm concerned.
YOU ARE SO FRKN FUNNY LMFAOOOOOOAOAOAOAAOAO
As a Respiratory therapist, I get this many times as hey respiratory! like if all we do is push a button and walk away. Infact we are far more knowledgeable and think outside the box more so often than most bedside clinicians when shit hits the fan. with all do respect to other fields :)
For spinal cord implant procedures with pain Med you could say… “Hey, stimulator”
For a surgeon "hey scalpel!"
Neurosurgery - hey, Stereotactic Frame!
Veterinarians, called vet for short. The word veterinarian comes from an old word that meant "beast", so the veterinarian would be approximately "the person that is associated with beasts". "Vet" would be like calling us beasts. It doesn't matter.
I've never been able to remember names. It's a problem I've had all my life. Takes a long time before I finally do.
I will call them Surgeon , surgeon one surgeon two
Great video man!
They do that only with you?? Or with ALL anesthesiolist?
You Are a human!!! And you hav a name!!
Lol that’ would drive me nuts too.
This is so true
Cool story bro
Thanks bro
Endocrinologist: Glucose Monitor
Hey medicine can also be one😛😂
hehehe so much sass in such a short video :)
Can you do a video on USMLE and PLAB including exam process,cost, duration, salary.. please...🙏
Doctors were referred to as "sawbones" in the old days.
Hilarious!
Surgeons actually can be tools…. 😆
Hey, SCALPEL!
Nurses are referred to as “Hey, Nurse”…
Eek, that sounds really impersonal. I haven’t heard that and would always just say “excuse me” if I don’t know a nurse’s (or someone else’s) name in the OR.
@@MaxFeinsteinMD Even by patients, that is how they are referred to. I'm just a patient, and you're right it is very impersonal. However, often we do not know the names of the nurses or cannot remember them. I'm talking on the floor, and not necessarily in an OR. Obviously in the OR, we would be unconscious thanks to you.
@@jds2001nyc 100% understandable when you don't know someone's name when done in a polite way
I think patients get a pass -- they have a lot of other stuff to focus on, plus they're not typically there, day in and day out, working with the same people.
@@MaxFeinsteinMD As a patient I always make sure to know anastethia's name. If I don't wake up, how to file the lawsuit otherwise?
Hematologist... Hey Blood!
Dr Max when u finish your residency
I will put u on speed dial
Colleagues, coworkers can be outrageously bad 😔