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ОтветитьEmergency feels like the Dr. Bright of medicine
ОтветитьDont underestimate Tony from Maintenance
ОтветитьYour ER character is so right on for the typical personality of most ER doctors! They would have to be burned out with all that they have to put up with being so short staffed! I thought it was just a problem at our small rural hospital but I guess it's this way everywhere! I think there should always be a PA to work along side the docs in the ER. It would take some of the burden off his shoulders and make for a smoother turnover transition for everyone! I was a Nursing Supervisor on the night shift and when ER was swamped then I would have to go and help with triage and procedures like IVs and discharges. Thanks for the humor to help defuse the stress we are all feeling out here!
ОтветитьThat moment my para hx makes me sad.
ОтветитьI've never seen a doctor in the E.R.
ОтветитьThis is the chill sarcastic version of Dr. Cox from scrubs.
ОтветитьPlease keep it up. Wish you strength and health ❤
These videos are very much needed communication about the problems healthcare bros have.
Ngl this was the funniest
ОтветитьOk true story. Jerk patient attacks aide, medics (me) jump in until security jumps in. After getting ice pack for my bites and bruised ribs, I look over at 65 year old EVS employee (janitor for those who don't know, the most underrespected job in the hospital) and home boy is bleeding from bite wound. "Alvin, did he bite you too?" "yeah, I just couldn't stand to see him hurt you nice people so I grabbed his arm when he tried to choke you.." "ALVIN! ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR FUCKING MIND!!!?" I loved alvin... worked too hard for his own good...
ОтветитьA freaking Men brother. I was boarding as Critical Care Float Nurse for like two years before the pandemic ever hit and people were always like oh you're so overloaded with the pandemic I'm like are you kidding I've been trying to keep patients alive in the ER and an outpatient settings and stuffed in the corner is over in Maumee babyland for like 2 years you been?
ОтветитьDr Imso Chill decided to show ...
ОтветитьOw ow ow ow ow.
Hilarious, yet painful. Thanks for giving a few thousand overworked health care workers a voice!
Sensacional!!!!
ОтветитьAs a Physical Therapist, I totally cracked up at “ i’ve got your McBurney’s point…right here.” I’m totally stealing that. 😂
ОтветитьChased the surgery resident around the ED with an ultrasound probe...lol You know that has happened more than once.
ОтветитьEDs come in two variations
burned out and coping with the darkest humor known to man or burned out
If you're still doing this I would love to see "Labor & Delivery goes to Therapy" 😂
ОтветитьI feel like I just went through therapy
ОтветитьAh yes. The accuracy. I’m an ED reg and there’s not a word of lie in this whole skit. And yeah, shout out to housekeeping, HCAs, phlebotomists, and reception. You guys make a mad hard job a bit easier ❤. To all the patients out there: please complain to hospital HR/your local politician/the media…EDs internationally are suffering and we really do need help!
ОтветитьDermatology fairy isn't real? :(
ОтветитьI don't know how to thank all the people who worked through the pandemic, and kept everything going, but I am grateful for you.
ОтветитьThis man definitely watches Seinfeld, Em Doc giving off strong Puddy vibes and I’m here for it
ОтветитьPure gold!!!
Ответить“So we’ve got an extremely fit 37 y/o male who presents for a mandatory therapy session . . .”
I see what you did there, Doc.
But you’re not wrong . . . 😉
Seeing the despair on my cousin's face when he (an ER attending in Norman, OK) was asked very seriously if "this covid thing is really that big a deal" at my other cousin's funeral in the rural town we grew up in made me wanna sign him up for therapy right then and there. Unfortunately he said he was too busy to attend.
ОтветитьBAAAAAAAAAAHAhahahaha!
ОтветитьWhy is this so accurate??!!
ОтветитьOmg I thought I was gonna wake up my husband when shift change came!!
ОтветитьCALL the paramedics 🤣
ОтветитьLol the truth through humor, love it!!!! And the whole time billing is in an uproar
ОтветитьThis one is heartbreaking, very true.
ОтветитьThank you to all Emergency Doctors for your precious service to society. Many are still alive because of you.
ОтветитьDr. House rides again... 😄
ОтветитьI have a feeling the Tony from maintenance joke was partially inspired by the Harrison Ford movie version of Fugitive.
ОтветитьThese are eerily accurate 😂😂
Ответитьlove the shift change! lmao
ОтветитьI don't get the EHR thing 🤔😅
ОтветитьThey were already under the pump before the pandemic
Clinical Burnout is a sad reality
The dermatology fairy🤣😂
ОтветитьBravo, Tony from maintenance! And Dr. Gglaucomflecken!
ОтветитьI would like to refer a couple of er docs I used to work with.
ОтветитьThis is insanely accurate…
ОтветитьOne of the best!
ОтветитьI’d like our laws to limit insurance company earnings like ins companies limit patient care.
ОтветитьDon't click my name if you don't want to see more things related to EMS and healthcare
ОтветитьI have ER stories as a patient. I do not have the skill set to do these skits. However... I have been able to make ER Docs give me that... befuddled look.
From my perspective:
"Patient presenting sever dehydration... we have you hooked up to those IV bags of saline solution."
"Thanks doc... after days of non-stop diarrheas and puking... and not being able to keep more than a cap full of Gatorade down, I need that sexy bag of fluids."
shows me an... ampule?
"Patient... this is an antibiotic. This will help you recover."
"OK doc, if you think it is necessary.. but I really just need two bags of sexy salty goodness."
"And this... " doc shows me another ampule "this is morphine for the pain" while looking me deep into my soul.
"Erm... doc... I don't need that."
Looks at me strangely...
"Doc... I am not in pain... Sure... I feel a bit of discomfort... but all that I need is two bags of those sweet salty bags of juice. Then you can send me home."
Doc looks at me in a very... bewildered and confused state.
"Doc, seriously... I only came here because I am dehydrated and can't keep anything down. I worked through this the past 4 days, get one day off, and need to get back to work. Just the sexy bags of salt and that antibiotic will do me. Keep your morphine."
"Patient... we are admitting you. You don't have to take the morphine... but your organs are shutting down. Your kidney function is down to 25%."
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A long staring contest ensued.
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"Fine... but no more than 1 day. I have work to do. Deal?"
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"Deal"
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"And put that morphine away. I just want a cup of coffee."
Doc just shakes his head, damn near face-palms.
"No coffee until tomorrow morning, depending on test results".
/yes, this happened... twice... much paraphrasing due to lack of coherency/
diarrhea due to lesions in my lower colon due to chronic constipation/
Why is it so funny. I'm not a doctor but I laugh almost all the time!
Ответитьthere is a dermatologist fairy? 😳
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