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@melissaconnellyjones2622 Месяц назад

“GI, but it’s after 5pm on a Friday……….I’ll pray for you “ made me laugh so hard I snorted repeatedly! 😂😂😂

@carolhephzibahkimani8938 Месяц назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅

@m136dalie Месяц назад

As a fresh intern the mad scramble to get the discharge summary finished so we can boot out the patient is such a relatable struggle

@appleban6823 Месяц назад

I'm sorry I can't discharge the patient because beneficiary travel wont respond to my consult after 3pm. Also I have no idea how to get the patient's insurance to approve for a medical bed

@YeshuaKingMessiah Месяц назад

They wanna leave more than u want them to

@YeshuaKingMessiah Месяц назад

I just sign out AMA Makes everyone’s life so much easier Well mine for sure Ins still pays and I’m not waiting on redtape

@linamishima Месяц назад

This proves that there's plenty of drama and tension without the need for OTT unrealistic events, inappropriate staff conduct being normalised, or any amount of surprise lupis. A+, would watch a real show like this and love every second

@appleban6823 Месяц назад

"Did you finish your progress notes? its almost 5pm!" "The medical student did but he forgot to add me as the cosigner so I cant see it!" "Noooooooo!"

@DH-gk8vh Месяц назад

Am I the only one who sees how scary it is to have exhausted doctors running around a hospital treating sick and sometimes extremely sick patients?

@KxNOxUTA Месяц назад

Nope. Everyone on the medical staff side and patient side hate that it's a thing!

@smol-one Месяц назад

...no. You're not special because you see that a bad thing is bad. Everyone even vaguely aware of how hospitals work in the US knows that it's bad. And just in general, every thought you've ever had, likely, has been had by at least 100 other people.

@DH-gk8vh 3 дня назад

@smol-one Sincerely, that's a great point. We're low on nurses too I understand.

@tsukikage Месяц назад

My medical transportation requires two business days' notices as well, but they make exceptions for urgent care, hospital discharge, and they'll make special exceptions for other appointments that aren't specifically to urgent care but are deemed urgent.

@redteam6631 Месяц назад

For anyone non medical here, trust me these are very real life scenarios, unfortunately. I had to deal with too bullshit like this in my intern year😅😂.

@loribach534 Месяц назад

This has gotten much worse since the 1990s!

@CallieMasters5000 Месяц назад

Did the guy get his new heart or his Big Mac?

@jillifensty5110 Месяц назад

The saga continues lol

@buffys3477 Месяц назад

Reminds me of watching the TV 1:30 show ER where every emergency was smooth and carefully coordinated. When in my reality we were all internally panicking and dropping stuff. I really enjoyed the boring days when not a lot happened.

@monicastamant Месяц назад

My mom does ultrasound and took call for years and sometimes woke me up at 3am to go do echos in the ER. We couldn’t do anything too far away or go to movies in case she got called in.

@spoonfulofsalt Месяц назад

When I had a central line infection a few years ago, I checked into the ER at midnight on July 1st. I love being a patient at a teaching hospital... but not on July 1st 😂 it didn't help that that night coincided with the once-every-five-years hospital-wide computer shutdown!

@bimbodhisattva Месяц назад

This is quite the collection of wigs

@plotwhist9364 Месяц назад

this is why i love scrubs. the show def has its problems, but its drama isnt so much within patients with super dramatic conditions and more within the politics of the hospital and it's staff. although the sleeping with people in the on-call rooms is still ever present no matter what show u watch lol

@socpancake Месяц назад

a good nap >> a good boink

@WelcomeApathy Месяц назад

This is the reality that ER and Grey's Anatomy and all the others miss! 🤣🤣 Just a note - the preferred nomenclature for an echo tech is a technologist, not a technician. At least in the US, the preferred term is technologist for radiology techs, as they have the education and expertise to use the machinery on patients. Technician is used for those who work on the machines themselves. This distinction came about in the mid-to-late 1900s as the field grew and developed into what it is now. There are still places who use the term "technician" for an echo/x-ray/US/CT/etc tech, but that is old-fashioned. It is a sticking point for those of us in the field and many do not appreciate the out-of-date term.

@YeshuaKingMessiah Месяц назад

I don’t think it’s going to go over lol But tech is the term so u can pretend they’re meaning technologist lol Why does a nurse get to be nurse And physical therapy assistant get to be assistant when they have no more study time than u- all 2 yr degrees Someone needs to standardize healthcare. But it won’t matter, the new terms would never stick lol

@sheshickey Месяц назад

Ergh, the "technician" thing drives me crazy.

@eininw Месяц назад

Could be an honest difference in terminology between specialties. Technician and technologist are the difference between an associates and a bachelors degree in the clinical lab science. Field technicians repair machines. Lab technicians are still lab specialists, just like a nurse with a two year degree is still a nurse, if they're certified.

@WelcomeApathy Месяц назад

@eininw It's not, though. As I explained, it is the difference between an out-of-date term and the proper one, in the field. Source - I am a radiologic technologist and intimately involved with our professional societies who emphasize the nomenclature for the profession.

@eininw Месяц назад

I understand that it's not the same meaning and that it's worth informing the content creator. It is definitely an honest mistake though, i.e. a mistake that any average person could make. Annoying, but unsurprising.

@tinaperez7393 Месяц назад

THIS is the medical show we need.👍👍👍😂😂😂

@Martinsspiegel Месяц назад

I like the new curly wig

@lukeshdoesntknow 3 дня назад

Ah yes, the patient actively sabotaging their treatment even though it will literally save their life. I've lost count of how many times I've seen it

@chantaldesravines7801 Месяц назад

Dear LAWD!..So Very True‼️

@kbm5134 Месяц назад

Thanks!

@Doc_Schmidt Месяц назад

Appreciate you!

@jeanfitch1123 Месяц назад

Brilliant!

@69waybetter Месяц назад

God bless you

@LaurelsChannel Месяц назад

LOL! Lawyering is similar. Enough of this courtroom drama stuff. The real drama is when it's 4pm and FedEx picks up at 4:30, but you're not done writing the brief for the appeal.

@DW-bc2gl Месяц назад

Oh! This is good! So funny 😂

@sheshickey Месяц назад

Spot on accurate.

@honeyb2582 Месяц назад

I remember when I was a new nurse and how my nerves would be calling the overnight resident at 3am for something.. serious but not life-threatening..... Then, watching the resident have to call the attending and wake him up at 4am😂

@Katobur Месяц назад

Too true!

@bonniemoerdyk9809 Месяц назад

The hospital cafeteria closes at midnight! This must be pre-Vovid ... our cafeteria, along with all the restaurants in town are only open minimal hours ... like 1.5 hrs at Lunch...and 1 hour for Dinner!!

@pastpatour Месяц назад

I love your variety of wigs, doc!

@troisquarts3659 Месяц назад

The last clean linen in ER is in room 14A but there's a priapism case in there!

@wholeNwon Месяц назад

Back in the stone age, a rotation through Phila. General meant hot food 24/7. But getting to the cafeteria could mean having to take the underground train that ran among the building.

@NJ-hn4et Месяц назад

Hilarious as always! Love the wigs too!

@Doc_Schmidt Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@TheDuddleyCo Месяц назад

Hi this is the lab calling. We had to reject your sample for the patient because ______.

@Doc_Schmidt Месяц назад

Nooo

@WildflowersCreations Месяц назад

That was awesome 😎

@adjappleton Месяц назад

Thank u for seeing me!

@bcx1138 Месяц назад

i like the music track

@marcusglesner8491 Месяц назад

Loved it

@hollyl5702 Месяц назад

This would be a pretty good show, not gonna lie 😂

@sooner4now Месяц назад

lol that new curly wig. 😂👍👍👍

@fulltimeslackerii8229 Месяц назад

Scribes will see this and think: yep I want to do this

@jillifensty5110 Месяц назад

How about this . Go get a hair wash and color lol. No really thank you so much for the laugh. The pitty is this happens at teaching hospitals every day. I work at Geisinger medical center in Pa . Go GMC 😅

@MrNerdHair Месяц назад

Why July 1st?

@waffles3629 Месяц назад

This would be way better as a show anyway. As a chronic patient I've seen so much bullshit.

@snowgurl21 18 дней назад

100% can relate nurses & other hospital staff don’t get it at all

@Nutellafuerst Месяц назад

36 hour shift? 80 hour workweek? That seems....mildly impossible, and highly illegal.

@rambam23 Месяц назад

80 hours a week is fine, but 36 hours at a time is not in the U.S. Longest allowable by ACGME is 24 hours with up to 4 hours afterwards for transition of care or resident education.

@kateshiningdeer3334 Месяц назад

@@rambam23Is that a recent change? I'm pretty sure it was 36 hours not that many years ago. Personally, I'd be delighted if they made it sane hours! They have proven over and over that being sleep deprived is equivalent to being somewhat drunk. (I think it was about equivalent to the legal limit, but I'm not positive. It was several years ago that I heard about it.)

@rambam23 Месяц назад

@@kateshiningdeer3334 The ACGME made the change in 2003 nationally but it had already been adopted by law in several states. The first was NY in 1989 in response to the death of Libby Zion.

@fulltimeslackerii8229 Месяц назад

Dumb question: isn’t it kind of a relief to have a patient who can’t get home due to the discharge thing? They dont need care anymore technically so it’s like you have 1 less patient for the rest of the day and less work

@soyothedanny Месяц назад

I don't know the whole picture but the patient is taking up a bed, so another patient has to stay in ER for an extra day with no sleep and uncomfortable stretcher. The patient in the unit has to pay for an extra day, more fight with a insurance company. Extended hospital stay looks bad on papers and decreases patient's healing and morale

@reginabillotti Месяц назад

@@soyothedannythis may be a dumb question, but is arranging a night at a hotel a possibility for such patients?

@HHFZ766 Месяц назад

They're your patient till they leave the hospital even if they cant discharge till the next day. You still have to care for them.

@soyothedanny Месяц назад

@reginabillotti if anything happens to the patient, it's hospital's liability and it would be looked as abandoning a patient. So no. If the patient is alert and oriented and can walk on their own, they can leave as soon as they are discharged

@ughmazing8073 Месяц назад

Im probably going to sound dumb. But i didn't understand the past 5 on a Friday.

@Thenerdabouteveything Месяц назад

Lol

@desco7628 Месяц назад

Many wigs!!

@hosepdeyrmenjian8556 Месяц назад

Great presentation, 100% real, how about "Doc, the cultures are negative ... Uhhhh ... sorry I meant ... Gram negative".

@Triggered876 Месяц назад

I love pain😍

@NYKevin100 Месяц назад

So, I carry a pager (it's not a real pager, it's an app, but we call it "a pager" informally), but I'm nowhere near the medical field. When I get paged, it's because [employer] is about to lose a bunch of money, not because anyone is at risk of dying. Serious question for y'all doctors: Do you have standards for what is and is not a pageable event? Our standard is "customers are having a noticeably bad experience and/or [company] is losing a lot of money really quickly." Obviously you can't just translate that directly into medicine, but you don't want people getting paged for every little thing. By our reckoning, getting paged more than a few times a week is considered really bad. But I know most US hospitals have a serious staffing problem, especially for nurses, so I imagine your standards are going to look different from ours.