Day in the Life of a Doctor: the student becomes the teacher (ft. shoulder injection)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me in the hospital for a day in the life of a doctor! I’m currently covering the internal medicine service and I have a medical student, Emily, working with me today as well! I want to you to see what it’s like working with and teaching a medical student, plus learn about some of the medical cases we are seeing today!
HUGE thank you to Emily for participate in this video!
This video is made for educational purposes only and should not be viewed as medical advice. Speak to your doctor if you have any concerns about your health.
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It’s crazy seeing you go from being a student to teaching a student. Crazy I’ve been following you for so long!
Ne too
Same wow I’m so proud of you you have progressed so quickly
Yes!! My brain still fills in that shes a resident lol Im still surprised hearing her say shes a specialist! You rock DOCTOR Siobhan ❤
Same here!
I was just expecting to hear “first year medical resident” in the intro, can’t believe I’ve been here this long!
Hats off to these healthcare heroes who tirelessly embrace their roles as both learners and educators. This video not only educates but also resonates emotionally, reminding us of the profound impact that doctors have on individuals and communities alike.
I actually used ABC/DEFG at work the day after I saw this! I work in a small animal emergency vet and remembered to pull out our glucometer as I was setting up for a stat. Its amazing how much overlap there is between vet and human medicine even with all the differences!
I love your chemistry with Emily 🎉 Can't wait to be a med - student! Currently in 10th Grade
Hey what's up Dr. Siobhan!! It's great to see you! Thanks for another awesome day in the life! I think you're an awesome teacher, as you allowed Emily to diagnose and recommend treatment for that patient. Very Cool! Shout out to Mark for being a patient hubby and great catch by Emily on the methotrexate! Well it was great seeing you and I look forward to the next medical adventure! As usual, be well, be safe and Cheers!!!
As an oncology nurse/ FNP student, as soon as you said she started a new medication for RA, I automatically thought the pancytopenia was due to the immunosuppressive medication! Love to see how far my critical thinking has come. Thank you for being such a great teacher!! Love your videos
Thank you for caring for others so well
I love ur videos so much they inspire me so much! I want to be a psychologist that works in Canadian hospitals so it’s intresting to see from ur channel on how everyone works together ❤
Thank you for sharing your journey with us! I love your videos!
Another fascinating medical story u shared with us! I absolutely love these kind of videos u make...I've said this before. Ur storytelling and teaching are top notch!!! It's addicting! I scroll for more hoping I missed a new video of urs lol. Can't wait for more!!! Thank u so much for sharing & as always teaching us too oxoxox
I really love videos like this. Thanks for sharing. I am a special education teacher, and have always been interested in medicine for some reason. I just watch your videos for fun. Thanks for sharing always.
You are such a wonderful teacher!
I remember watching these videos when I first started working at my new job. Next year, I am going to study to be a paramedic. Time is a scary thing.
Please keep these vds coming. Absolutely love them. So entertaining, yet informative..p.s. I loved HouseMD as well.
wow id love to have you as my teacher! youre so smart and compassionate and so sweet❤
Living vicariously through your shine!
REAL medicine-music to my ears!
love your videosss! and im sure you´re an amazing teacher
Thanks for an excellent episode. For some reason this one was especially enjoyable for me.
Good to see you. I realize I could have graduated from med school in the length of time I watched you! Are you in a place permanently now or still traveling?
Siobhan oh how I missed you my favorite doctor hope you have a good day and weekend love your friend kyle
I absolutely HATE for students to try a procedure on me. I'm a Senior and they try to talk baby talk while hurting the he'll out of ya...love your videos. Thank you
When I heard the patient that had mouth ulcers I thought “maybe it’s from methotrexate “ as I have RA I’ve been on methotrexate (injections) and although I never had those ulcers I really felt for that patient. My rheumatologist was very clear on the dosing of my medication but I can see how it could get confusing, especially in tablet form. I had to discontinue MTX for other reasons…basically wasn’t tolerating other side effects 💉
Oh man i am sorry to hear that hope you are doing much netter
I had that thought too, but from the other side as a pharmacist. We have lots of alerts to make sure methotrexate is written and dosed correctly, but patients forget sometimes.
Mouth ulcers, pancytopenia, rheumatology, and pneumonia all point to some sort of overdose of immunosuppressant! Glad my guess was right :)
Always look forward to your videos!!
When I was on methotrexate, it was a weekly injection done in the office, and a blood test EVERY month.
I’ve been in the hospital west Lincoln and now st joes for 15 months. It’s getting real depressing. I wish you were my doctor
i enjoyed this video plz continue making more videos like this one
wow! good student… when I had very low red and white counts (2 tests) no followup. When diagnosed with IBS in 1995, no followup or suggestion I join a study (found one in newspaper, disqualified because I had Amoxicillin in previous month). No followup with my leaky valves…
As a 911 dispatcher my longest call ... car vs pole we did have to get a trauma surgeon to the scene and there was a need for amputation there because EMS and fire were unable to extricate the patient. Yes I can talk about it because it made the news. That was a 5 hour scene call plus post call team debrief. Alcohol and street racing do not mix.
Congrats 👏
The attending physician EVERY med student would want❤❤❤
Hey Siobhan! I know you did your residency at McMaster university, did you also do your MD program there or did you do it somewhere else?
Love your videos!
Happy Saturday Siobhan!
I watched this because I wanted to see the shoulder injection, but like always, I enjoyed the whole video. I just started working in a pain clinic where they do injections, but I haven't had the opportunity to see an injection (I'm the first nurse the patient sees, and I do the IVs, but I don't see the fun parts 😀.
That thing from the pharmacy looks like the thing from the bank drive through lol
So when are you going to get your own embroidered scrubs with your name and specialties on them, Siobhan?
That is amazing i remember when i started watching you you were a resident dr
Yaay, a new video again!😊
Being disabled and having to utilize a wheelchair for 48 years and going in and out of hospitals here in the us, i prefer to teach a new student about me, nurse or doctor
Hi Siobhan! Have you ever made a video about scleroderma/systemic sclerosis? I just had a brother in law pass away from diffuse SSc and I just wished i could’ve known more about it before he passed 😓
Could you talk about Celiac disease and lymphocytic colitis being that is your specialty
Hey 👋 Guys I m Siobhan 🎉
Can you please do a video on
Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome
I missed you
I love to work in the ER
I knew it had something to do with chemo! Just... turned out it wasn't the main use of the medication. Still!
I am starting to wear masks again because Covid is running mad in my metro area. I have it right now for the first time.
Hi! Good job keeping yourself and others safe by masking up! I'd recommend (if you haven't already) upgrading to an N95 if possible, as they are vastly more protective than surgical masks or cloth masks (even when compared to double masking).
If you're interested, one that people often like is the 3M Aura 9210+ (or the 9205+ which is the same mask but with a less durable band), but your mileage may vary and other ones may work better for you!
KN95/KF94s are also better than surgical or cloth masks, but generally fit less well than N95s due to using ear-loops instead of the around-the-head band, therefore giving you less protection, but even so they're still an improvement over surgical/cloth. Be careful about counterfeits!
If cost is a concern for you (it is for many of us unfortunately), there are still options available to get improved respiratory protection.
If you're in the US, Project N95 gives away free high-filtration masks (www.projectn95.org/free-masks/).
If you're in Canada, Donate A Mask gives away free high-filtration masks (donatemask.ca/)
There are also many local "mask blocs" which are activist groups that offer free high-filtration masks, so try searching up for a mask bloc in your area!
There may also be other organizations in your area that give out free high-filtration masks.
And if you're concerned about mask use and the environment, you may consider getting a reusable P100 mask. They have even higher filtration than an N95 does, and are less waste, having to only replace the filters occasionally, rather than the entire mask.
Sorry for the long message, if you have any other questions feel free to ask! :D
Hey love what u do can u do more
At least Grey's Anatomy mostly works in the hospital. The Night Shift was always flying off to somewhere to do medical things out in the field. When I got the chance to rewatch it It occurred to me that I just didn't want to. I prefer seeing things in the hospital. And starting on the 2nd season of Code Black they got Rob Lowe and he was always jumping out of helicopters and climbing up on cranes and I didn't like that either. If I want to see EMTs I will watch them. If I want to see a hospital I would like to find it in a hospital drama.
And of course the people on house did all their own tests and I would swear occasionally they did surgery as well although only one of them was a surgeon. And they transport the patients and all of that stuff. ER was a lot better at mostly realistically showing who was doing what. But Grey's Anatomy is still my favorite. One year we had seven medical dramas. But there was one that was mostly a woman fighting with her father over Which one of them was going to be the chief of surgery. And the father was very childish. I didn't like it.
Okay back to reality.
Why wouldn’t she be asked how often she is taking the methotrexate (since you said it is common for patients to mess up the dosage) as soon as she came in?
My uncle is an interest at Yale and teaches medicine.
I'm a current M3 and I would KILL to have you as my attending ❤
how come you don't wear scrub pants too? how come only just the scrub shirt??
Researchers reviewed over 210,000 cases (Cardiovascular Diabetology Peer review Sept 2022)
of patients with diabetic neuropathy 😒Those taking Gabapentin... within 5 years, a substantial
number of patients who experienced Myocardial Infarcts, Strokes, Heart failure, Peripheral vascular disease, Deep vein thrombosis
Pulmonary Embolism,... I have to add that this is only my reflection on the content of the report / study and has it has to be remembered that WHO and WHAT other medications, medical conditions etc HAVE to be taken into consideration that may well have influenced or caused the conditions shown to have occurred is not indicative of an absolute nay or yah. BUT it is nevertheless interesting to someone who is taking Gabapentin especially if their dose has just been increased to 3 x 300mgs DAILY.. ??
Ey! Where I work we make, among other things, metotrexate, Only the compressed farmaceutical form 😂 so much paperwork too😮💨 Its cool to see their use
I'm 70 years old. I have arthritis in both legs and cervical spine. I have pain and stiffness in my.legs sometimes in.my.knees and wrists and cervical. I take Walmart 8hr 650mg arthritis strength and a 325mg aspirin every day for pain.
Hi❤❤
How did you navigate through Medical school? Was it too difficult?
She has an entire playlist about her education
I am 25 yrs old I wanna go into medicine and I feel like I should persue medical career but I am afraid to take step forward @violinmd pls guide me asap
Siobhan the bae
What should one do to target sperm to egg 🧐
And now Emily should start her youtube channel to document her journey...
As soon as you said you’re a attending physician I started to tear up I have been watching you since your 1st day of residency. So proud of everything you have been through and happy to be part of your journey.
Emily was so very lucky to land you as a teacher Siobhan...AND We Fans are so lucky to have landed you and your Mark as our Personal TH-cam Doctors! 🤣 Getting ever closer to the 💥ONE MILLION SUBCRIBER GOLD PLAQUE💥 Stay Safe and Keep Strutting Everyone in the Violin MD Community!
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@@JasonB808 I shall "fix " my Doh! Appreciate your help and your classy manner! Cheers Murican
Nice comment. Her channel is amazing. Love her and Mark.
It’s crazy knowing I currently work on some of the floors you did placements and continue to work at. I’m a 3rd year nursing student and you’re a huge inspiration! Been watching you since the very beginning. I have also worked with many of the staff shown in your videos; such as Dr. Michelle on B3! Always curious as to if I will ever see you in the halls someday. Keep up the great work!
I seen her and her husband on 3C awhile ago but I was too nervous to say anything and I didn't know if it was professional
Really amazing how you took the time to teach and to get to know your student. I wish all preceptors shared your enthusiasm and approach to learning!!
That's how work life at an university hospital works, you're taught by somene senior to you and with each step you take up the ranks it continues to work like that. Med students are taught by junior residents who are taught by fellows who are taught by attending physicians. Or like in this case.
For a risky drug like methotrexate, shouldn't the pharmacist talk to the patient to make sure they understand the dosage schedule and the risks? Or did that happen in this case, and the patient didn't understand?
I was impressed by how Emily got to the bottom of the problem. It required some outside-the-box thinking.
In Australia, we usually get fact sheets and the pharmacist will briefly go over it too
I'm guessing the patient misunderstood the directions or mixed up the doseage schedule with another drug. You wouldn't believe the amount of times that happened when I worked in a pharmacy
When I was on it, I had friends telling me I must have heard the doctor wrong. If I was in that much pain, why was I only taking my medication once a week... I tend to listen to my doctor not my inexperienced friends!
@@katebarraclough3137 Correct. I go over it with them many, many times, highlight it on the bottle and even write the directions for the patient
As a pharmacist, I do and even write out the information for them , repeating it many, many times.
Oh to be Emily as a med student! So lucky to learn with such enthusiasm
As a Pre-Med student who is aspiring to be an M.D., your videos are very inspiring and motivational for me. Thank you for sharing your life as a Doctor with us.
Another doctor or two to check out watching is Dr Erin Nance and Dr Betsy Grunch. Very interesting ladies.
It's so cool seeing you teach! You're a natural. Those students are very lucky to have such an enthusiastic supervisor :)
I guessed it correctly. Thought the patient was taking a dose that was too high but wow, daily dose of what's supposed to be a weekly dose.
On the topic of medication instructions confusion, I've never forgotten an episode of ER where a patient didn't understand English so when they read "once a day" on the bottle, to them it was "11 a day" when read in Spanish.
Although you've been teaching students since becoming a resident, seeing you doing it all on your own now feels odd. And I laughed when you managed to sneak Mark in to this video too.
Hi, I just want you to know that you’re amazing and an amazing teacher. The student is so lucky to have you as her attending. Medical field is so toxic and I would love to work with a doctor like you as a nurse. I hope you don’t ever change.
This is just crazy you going from being a student, to a doctor, to teaching. Wow! Congrats
You’re a good teacher! I’m trained primary school teacher and I loved your approach and support for your student. She’s also a great doctor! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for being a teacher! You are doing such important work 💙
Love your content,especially your teaching. Your personality is so upbeat,and authentic. Always enjoy seeing your hubby also. Your student was also very capable.
Absolutely adore these videos! Love your work Siobhan. I’m a medical student in Australia and your videos are so motivating and inspire me to consider a career in internal medicine! :)
I’ve had a bunch of those shoulder joint injections as well as spinal injections into my cervical and lumbar spine. They hurt like hell , but with physical therapy, really help the pain
LOVE how nice and helpful you are to the medical student. I’m a nursing student and I’m scared about the “nurses eat there young” saying.
This was beautiful, thank you so much for sharing a part of your life with us Doc🎉
Hi! I love your videos. I guess I wanna say I wanna be a nurse one day! I don’t know what field or anything yet, but that’s what my key interest is in. Your videos are an inspiration and I absolutely love them
You are amazing, thank you so much for everything you do for everybody!!!
I've been following you for almost 4 years, and I am so happy to see you come so far!
You’re my favorite colleague doctor as well as TH-camr. I always love your videos. Thanks Siobhan for sharing your daily life.
Congratulations on another achievement! Thanks for sharing!
Loved loved loved this video, definitely eases my mind a little bit of how the physician to med student encounters will be. Love your videos ❤️ hi from PR
You inspire me so much ❤
I remember when you were a student and a resident!!! I’m so happy you became a rheumatologist
Teaching is absolutely the best! It’s so rewarding and exciting
I would give anything to come spend a day with you as a medical student
I love your ambition so much 🎉 wish I was more like that ❤
My favorite youtube channel ❤
Love watching your videos
I loved getting the opportunity to see you teach a medical student because I ended up learning a lot as well. That's one of the main reasons I watch your videos. I'm not in the medical field but I've always had a strong interest in learning things surrounding that field and your videos help me do that, especially when you make videos with other people that you're teaching or working with on certain days.
I loved seeing you with a student....you rock ! Emily rocks !
If only EVERYONE had a teacher as sweet&kind as MsVmd!
I am a certified (advanced practice) nurse midwife. We are considered healthcare providers in the US. I have been working in nursing and medicine for over 40 years. I would have loved you mentoring me back in the day. You are awesome in so many ways. I’m 72 years old, but if I was 30, I’d wanna be you when I grew up 😋
Your videos are always so informative and so interesting! Loved this one! It was fun to watch!!
i would totally watch Emily’s channel if she started one!!
I love your videos you are such a enthusiastic person and about your job and teaching . ❤