Woman Catches the BUBONIC PLAGUE | House M.D. | MD TV 

I love seeing a doctor wearing no gloves handling a plague victims boils and removing a syringe cover with his mouth. I'm surprised everyone doesn't die through lack of bio security

I know actors practice, but those were a lot of complex medical terms thrown around.

if your in the hospital and a doctor yells call the CDC... PANIK

She was both diagnosed with plague and RBF, what an incredible doctor

Not so fun fact: the bubonic plague is still active in some areas of the world It was never really eradicated as it just ran it course so it’s still around Rare tho Actually that’s a big reason for vaccines (aside from preventing preventable diseases) to try and eradicate certain strains of diseases to make sure they don’t come back to bite us in the butt again later It’s very difficult tho since new strands and types of diseases often evolve quickly

This is one of my favorite episodes. Honestly this would be the worst torture in the world. Not sleeping for 7 or 8 days straight? I have common insomnia but that is unbelievable

Love how no one uses gloves. Especially when dealing with the plague.

They did a bubonic plague episode but nobody wears a plague doctor mask. What a missed opportunity.

Girl: I've got the plague Doctor: Don't worry it's treatable... Doctor: Being a bitch though....nothing we can do about that. These lines KILLED ME 🤣

It's impressive how a bunch of actors are able to pronounce all those medical words that normally people trip over

I remember watching this episode in my hs pharmacy class. I had guessed the diagnosis correctly early on based on what I remembered reading about in my 7th grade history class regarding the Black Plague, but was met with ridicule from classmates for even suggesting it. I knew I was right as soon as I saw the swollen lymph node 😆

Female doctor: But the Bubonic Plague came from rodents, not dogs. Me: Rodents w/ fleas.

the girlfriend was so manipulative. she donated part of her liver so that her girlfriend (the patient) wouldn't leave her (she was planning on breaking up with her).

4:51 - one of the few times where House was very serious & professional with his team. Making sure they follow proper protocol and protection to ensure their safety.

So I know House is probably being a jerk, but when he does the nose joke and then looks for the nose to me he sounds the most like a tender-caring doctor. ❤️

House: "Now, where were we before we were so rudely interrupted by the liver transplant?!" 😂🤣

Just from a professional medical perspective, a lot of what happen would not happen in the medical field. In fact, all you really need to treat plague with is just anti-biotics and you will eventually recover.

House draws out fluid without gloves* House: call the CDC

"Don't worry it's treatable. Being a bitch though, nothing we can do about that"...lol 😆

I was at Fort Hood in 1979; we all got plaque vaccine and boosters. Hurt like hell; all yer joints ached, some fever. Several soldiers actually caught the sickness!

Here we go again. Time to rewatch House M.D. solely through RU-vid clips.

Every time I see them talk medical jargon with papers in their hands I feel like they’re reading their lines from it

Like there is an actual hospital in America where you will have 4 doctors working on your case simultaneously.

Ah yes. Back in the days when Bubonic Plague in the U.S. was considered "outlandish", "good drama", and "inconceivable". Now, you can just go to California or New York and find a handful of breakout cases in the slums.

And House would be right because I come from Navajoland we don't export dogs or livestock without it being vaccinated and if you are out in the dust you must wash off 24 hours after contact. Plague is rampant in Navajoland and it needs to be contained.

'You're dead anyway' is something you definetly won't hear from a real doctor 😂

What's terrifying about this episode is that cases like this are legitimately possible. The Black Plague ravaged all of Europe and Asia before it drastically died down, but it never died out. The only reason it slowed down in the first place was because of all the people that had died from it. With fewer and fewer people, it was much harder to spread infection, and as time went on, people became cleaner and more careful, got wiser about medical practices and the like, etc. The Bubonic Plague is basically non-existant now, especially so in more well-developed and richer countries, but - for as rare as it is to catch it - is still active. Doing a bit of research on the topic, about 7 cases is the average, per year, for people who are unlucky enough to catch the Plague. Statistic wise, you got a 1 in 3 million chance of catching it. Though, while still very deadly and needs to be heavily treated ASAP, it's not as much as a death sentence as it was back in the mid 1300s. Dying from the Plague is about a 1 in 30 million chance, and while it's always fatal when left untreated, you have about a 30% to 60% chance of dying if you go to the hospital and get treated, the statistic probably only varying due to when you get treated and how early you catch on and get your ass to the hospital. In other words, still deadly, but modern medical science has come a very long way.

A severely ill patient and then possibly has the plague, and NOBODY is wearing masks, gloves, face shields, clothes coverings, or shoe coverings.

You’re handling the bubonic plague without gloves

This was one of my absolute favorite episodes!

I love the projection at the end.

They have doctors consulting on the set this is always been one of my favorite shows

I don't reckon anyone would be that calm after being told they have the bube.

I like how all the best doctors circle around a victim of Black Death without any masks or anything securing them against an infection.

Almost died upon hearing the one doc mentioned it was a dog not a rat. Like is it not common knowledge that it was by fleas the plague really spread?

"Use a garden hose if you've got one" xD

House is less like a doctor and more like a detective

The last time i heard of an outbreak of the bubonic plague was in 2012 in Colorado where about 15 people were infected.

All of this is so asmr and therapeutic

That escalated FAST

“Being a bitch though, nothing we can do about that.” Wha- 😂😂😂

I have so many questions, if he already knows that she has a plague why aren't they in hazamat suit? why didn't he call CDC after finding out before going into the room? and shouldn't the hospital in lock down by now and not 5-6 doctors rushing into the room risking their life for the plague?

Luckily she recovered and become the career adviser at William McKinley High School.

I was learning about the bubonic plague in my social studies class👀

These doctors don’t wear gloves.

Chase: "Let's use Anti-Biotics" House: "Stupid idea" *Diagnosed with Bubonic Plague which is a Bacteria"

EPIC EMDING!! LOL 🤣🤣😆

the ending...wow 🤣

One of my cousins got the plague here in colorado. Tried to go all disney princess with the local prairie dog population. Fun times.

I think the scariest part of the episode is the patient's girlfriend. Call the patient a manipulative bitch all you want, but her girlfriend was revealed to be scarily co-dependant, hence the dog and her final scene with Cameron

im eating while watiching this i nearly thrwe up

I love this

Plague infections occur today in the southwestern US, Africa and Asia.

i love how house doesnt suit up nothing she has the plauge

"use a garden hose if you got one" I'm dead XD

2:42 - Cameron's snap at Foreman top notch :D

My highest fever was 105 and it wasn't even that bad. I went to the hospital though because my mom called my doctor and that is what my doctor said to do and the nurse at the hospital through out the thermometer thinking it was broken until the second thermometer also said 105

I'm sure after 6 or 7 seasons, a lot of the dialogue was improvised aside from all the medical jargon or at least the script was written with some more freedom for the actors to be themselves. Eventually, after enough performing, an actor can easily know and improvise what their character will do or say without a writer or script telling it to them

I Love when Wilson get's involved with house's antics really lets you know their situation is dire, even moreso if cuddy is involved xD

Bubonic plague was recently found (in the US) in Arizona

Here in Brazil we eventually have cases of the plague.

Legit terrifying to remember that this disease killed between 75,000,000-200,000,000 people over just nine years. The population of Europe alone lost between 30-60% of its population.

What doctor says "you'll be dead anyways" 😂😂😂

4:59 That one there was a violation personally i wouldn't have it XD

2:47 i dont get it. the Plague is highly contagious. She had to get it from someone in the town. But even then there should have been more than just one case. it never just infects one person.

It’s ms Pillsbury

I love house

I have never wanted to see something chopped off and re grown more in my life

The funny thing is, it wasn't the rats that caused the plague, it was the fleas that the rats carried that caused the plague, the rats just got all the blame for it 😂

The themes of this episode are a bit closer to reality than most. There are some really callous people out there.

ok. but that lump is GNARLY

SCP-049 The Plague Doctor: "I am the cure."

Here's hoping we never see cases of anti-biotic resistant plague .

I know its a show, but I cant fathom at 4:48 just randomly being told a bunch of shit not so easy to pronounce and having to remember everything correctly or you could kill someone

I love doctor house

Nobody: Literally nobody: Parents:I BET ITS BECAUSE YOU WERE ON THAT DAMN PHONE ALL THE TIME

Is it 1701 again lol

emma pillsbury 🤨

Lol, that's not how immunosuppressants work

Here in Idaho we still have the plague you don’t see it a lot though

"You're dead anyway if we don't figure out what caused all this." Said absolutely NO doctor ever!!

i blame will schuester

This man Is the Shawn Murphy of house M.D.

Gotta call in SCP-049 for this one

What happened to the dog in this episode? I'm concerned about it

isnt she the teacher from glee

I love 💗 watching House M.D episodes on the RU-vid channel app

The only time house touches his patient is when her blisters comes up 😂

I really gotta stop watching House clips while snacking. Ugh.

My Ex Caught the Black Plague in San Francisco China town... in the 90's.... The Doctors didn't' seem to worried about it... just gave her some antibiotics...

Title gave a big spoiler here 🤣

The most unrealistic part in all of this show is so many doctors focusing on one patient for more than 10 mins a day

Love house, but holy fuck wear gloves

*E M M A ? ?*

It is quite common for poor countries to still get it. I heard in 2013 a town in Madagascar got run over by the plague. Its not as bad as the one in 1665

"Dont worry, it's treatable. Beeing a bitch though..." Haha love that line!

What country gives people the bubonic plague caused by mosquitoes

Dang i'm early af

Temp of 106... and still talking coherently. Wow!

OMG I READ IT AS BOMBASTIC PLAGUE- AGAGHBJKFEEFZ