As an aquarium owner, thank you for making me aware of tank granulomas! I already wash my hands thoroughly after cleaning my tank, but I'll make sure to take care and make sure my doc knows I have a tank if I get any weird skin stuff. No one tells you these things!
I didn't know that and I had an aquarium for years. But my grandmother had tuberculosis when my mother was a kid, so my mother has taught us extreme hygiene.
Thanks for sharing your love of Aquariums ❤️🐠🐟🐡🦈ʘ‿ʘ 💖. I admire your appreciation & talent & openness to scientific. Information. These attributes tend to lead you in yourself & others "Safely toward your success." From a retired Healthcare Professional & a Daughter who is an MD & we Love fish in all forms. DrGlaucomflecken is so hilarious because is he incorporates incredible laughter through of his knowledge, experience,humor & insight that speaks to so many of us. He is an incredible Doc that Scripts daily dose of some of the BEST MEDS that money can't buy = Priceless ❤️😂
Lol I get that, my Hubs was just like that but with movies (BFA & MFA in theatre history). I finally told him that some are just escape movies & we don’t need a running dialogue on character arcs & script holes. 😂
As a seattle native seeing someone walking around the market talking to themselves or filming and talking is just another day. Hope you enjoyed it despite all the diseases 😂😂
As a clinical microbiologist, I absolutely love your Infectious Disease character. The funny thing is is how many times I've actually said stuff like this. Thank you, you have accurately represented a good part of the infectious disease community and their thoughts! 😂😂❤
My mom majored in microbiology in college and worked in a hospital laboratory for the first 5-ish years of my life before moving on to a different career, but 30 years later she is still like this. Once you know these things, you can't UNknow them!
My sister worked in a industry as a microbiologist.....she's a vegetarian. You should see her acting appaulded at the Christmas turkey....most of the time we just eat potatoes.
Its kinda fascinating to me that you do funny skits but to make them you have to additionally study other med specialties so you're basically learning while making content, incredibly time efficient i love it
@@DGlaucomflecken Absolutely but idk if its the same culture in the US but where im from regular non medical people don't care if ur an eye doctor or a proctologist, they just kinda assume you know everything so its really helpful in day to day life to now general info on a big number of fields
@@Adam___T yep, most alloys high in copper are antimicrobial; like brass, bronze, copper-nickel, etc that weird smell that you have on the metal and on your hand after touching brass is the oils and microbes on your skin breaking down, cool, eh? :)
How does Infectious Disease even manage to leave his house with all that knowledge of everything that can kill us out in the world? I'd build a fort and stay put.
@@Ryujishida You notice a stare, then Infectious Diseases hands you a piece of paper and a business card. The paper is a long list of parasites and diseases found in bedclothes, and the card is a 10% off for nearby steam laundry.
i think we need to have one of internal medicine planning a trip somewhere, becasue they would spend too much time debating on everything that they would never actually get to go
Great premise idea! XYZ Character Gets To Take A Vacation is a great series concept in general. Could variously focus on their planning stages or the trips themselves depending on what suits each one
“Did you touch a clam? DID YOU TOUCH A BIVALVE??” The stress of protecting the kids among the swarming pathogens is getting to Infectious Disease, I think. He will need a vacation after this vacation.
As an ID doc I went into the video prepared to be mad at the overblown portrayal of my specialty as a party pooper, but I got distracted by the mention of all those different microbes and now I'm just happy I'm an ID doc.
Back in school when we were making biology experiments, we had the task to take swabs from various places in the building and created petri dish cultures from that. I chose the coffee vending machine and ohh boy, that thing was more of a disease-ridden cesspool than the toilets and my caugh combined. I never got myself a coffee from a vending machine ever after again.
Funny thing...my uncle works for King County Public Health Department as an inspector. Walking around Seattle on a day off with him is hilarious, especially if we go anywhere to eat on his current beat. He knows what to look for and how to look, and while he has learned some perspective in his decades of service, particularly as regards the words "possibility" and "probability", he definitely knows which restaurants he's been in a running battle with over handwashing for years.
As an ID physician, I appreciate the work you put in these videos. They are hilarious and also very informative. My family can attest to most of the points from this clip.
I had to Google some of the things mentioned because where I live (Western Canada), most of our fish is coldwater fish that _allegedly_ doesn't naturally harbour dangerous bacteria for reasons that I can't remember(something to do with the water being too cold and the fish's resulting unique metabolism), and for parasites, all fish is flash frozen on the boat so that risk is neutralized before it ever even makes it to shore. It never even occurred to me all the nasty other things that can come with other types of fish - and a fish market itself is a whole other beast. 😳
OMG!!!! I was at the Seattle Fish Market last week 6/25/23 and accepted a sample at the place where they toss the fish. Two days later I got so sick that my body was shaking and I was dizzy on the drive back to California!!! I didn’t go to the Dr because I thought it was the flu.🤢🤮 I don’t think that they would have probably diagnosed me anyway because it wouldn’t have occurred to me that I ate a food sample at the Fish Market 😱😱😱😱 It’s taken over a week but I’m feeling better, not 100%, but better.
As the Child of a Clinical Microbiologist and a Pharmacist who worked with the ID team, I can relate. My favorite bed time stories were about the discoveries of penicillin and chicken pox vaccine and by age 10 I knew the meaning of MRSA when I was 10. Showing this to my parents.
I would love to see a showdown between Rural Medicine and Infectious Disease and see who knows more about zoonotic diseases. Spoiler alert, the winner is Veterinary Medicine, lol! But it would be cool to see who wins between those two. Jonathan and Texaco Mike judge the competition, of course.
I work restaurant jobs. Right now I'm working for a very corporate, organized place that drills employees on food safety but there are plenty of other places that are much less careful. Just went to a gift shop and cafe. Bought some miscellaneous items and ordered an ice cream cone. I gave my items to the cashier and had him ring them up before he got my ice cream. As he did, he was still wearing the same gloves he used to wait on previous customers while he handled my items and the cash register. It took a lot of effort not to say anything.
Big box employee here, our deli recently lost its cash register which is good because they'd use the same gloves to handle your cash then grab a stack of lunch meat out of the case
I love the infectious disease ones. It is my IRL. Lolol. I'm an Infectious disease nurse and my husband is a public health food and restaurant inspector. The list of restaurants that we order from is tiny.
Ha ha! I drive my son crazy by telling him when food is bad. He's a Chef and of course trained in food safety. So he doesn't want to hear any more from his "crazy mom".😄
Hi! I’m a pre-nursing student. I’ve been looking for information on infectious disease nursing but it’s like hunting unicorns. Can I ask if you’ve got any advice for what certifications to get or any good sources of information on the specialty?
I’ve seen an infectious disease doctor before. I’m quite shocked that ID here wasn’t carrying around phlebotomy equipment so he could run blood tests on everyone in the market.
@@3DDY1 Central America, close enough. Good luck on treatment. Hope your deworming goes well. Make sure to get a medical ID bracelet to let people know about seizures.
I've been to Seattle twice...and have wanted to live there for 20 years, but can't afford it. Pike Place Market is a happy place for me...and even this video can't discourage my dreams. Good video by the way...
Everyone in the navy is required to spend some time on the ship's mess deck at the start of their enlistment. I watched a girl from land locked Nebraska walk into a room where raw fish was being prepared for lunch. She had an IMMEDIATE anaphylaxis reaction and was evacuated to the corpsman's office. I heard that they punched her with an epi pen, discharged her from mess duty, and sent her back to her regular division. Normal mess duty is typically 60 days. Hers was 5.
@@jwrockets Being in the navy with a fish allergy. Goddamn, that'd be rough. I'm assuming she never saw a ship for her contract then since dietary restrictions and shiplife don't usually mix from my understanding. (God help her if she was a bubblehead.)
I'd love to see Pediatrics play a joke on Infectious Diseases, obviously for terrorizing the children's ward, by showing them a medical paper about a new disease with a contact vector: cooties.
@@loudidier3891 Not sure where you grew up, but here "cooties" is generally used by small children to ostracize someone of the opposite sex, claiming you'll catch "boy" or "girl" cooties from them. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooties
@@loudidier3891 Well, I certainly haven't seen it used in that capacity. Here, headlice are called what they are, while their eggs/young are simply called nits.
as another immune compromised person (although mine is milder) the answer is... "whats your risk tolerance?" because honestly? probably no... on the other hand your house isnt entirely safe either...
I live in Pensacola Florida on the gulf and we have an annual tradition of the local paper warning people about raw oysters shortly followed by a story of people hospitalized with Vibrio vulnificus acquired from eating raw oysters.
Infectious Disease doing what he does best - being an overly cautious Debbie Downer who educates me whilst making laugh - is just what I need after the therapy session I just had 😁😁😁
As someone who thoroughly enjoyed Parasitology in college, Infectious Disease is probably my favourite person in the Glaumcomflecken Universe. Toxoplasmosis and Cysticercosis are 2 terms I remember the most from my classes, lol.
No kidding... Some of us don't spend our lives obsessing over every possible germ and swimming in hand-sanitizer. Believe it or not, there are those of us who still have a functioning immune system. I know, it's a shock, but... Has to be close to 30 years since I last had an infection that needed anything more complicated than a smear of neosporin or a week of E-mycin or SMZ/TMP, and I don't exactly hide in a "clean room". Not real practical when you make your living working "up close and personal" with livestock. Exposes you to all sorts of pathogens - that mostly curl up and die when faced with a decent immune system that's regularly challenged. (unlike office-folk, who, or at least, so it seems, somehow manage to catch every bug in the book by doing little or nothing but watching from a third floor window as somebody on the sidewalk below sneezes)
My son had Campelobacter when he was 10. I got a call from the department of health asking if he'd be around farm animals. The best we could come up with was we had eaten at a Chinese buffet ( in PA, we're from NY). Haven't eaten at one since.
It’s probably not from the cooked food but from all the surfaces that he touched. High density of people and little amount of thorough cleaning wii do it.
The ID videos are always on point! I'm married to ID. He'll quietly rearrange the table if I put the raw meat or watercress near our kids on hot pot nights 😂
Fortunately the Pike Place Market is relatively close to Harborview Hospital Emergency Room and Virginia Masonl, Cabrini, Swedish, AND Providence Hospitals. The Seattle VA, Children's and Group Health are all nearby as well.
Thank you for being the nudge I needed to make sure my husband makes a doctor visit soon. Nothing like hearing "mycobacterium marinum" after a fishing trip to make me overthink whatever is happening on his hand. 🙃
DO IT. I have a friend who got a cut from raw fish scales. By the time we persuaded him to see a doctor, he had mild blood poisoning and was half way to amputation of the arm. He had some aggressive antibiotics, he was fine, but if he'd left it much longer he wouldn't have been.
@@IHaveAVeryCommonName What kind of medical help did he seek? We set up a dermatologist appointment two weeks ago, but still have to wait three more weeks until the appointment. 😕
This video right here 🙌🏽🙌🏽We cook everything to proper kill all the things temperature in this house. My spouse and his parent are both veterinarians and they seen some things 😷☠️
Now i have a great reason when people can't believe i don't eat seafood ( really just don't like the taste, but this will get them off my back!). Thank you Dr. G ❤
I'm a veterinarian. When he said crabs and toxoplasma, i said, no way dude, you're so wrong. 15 minutes of Google and, wow, I don't know if there have been any actual cases of people getting infected. But it does seem to be on the horizon.
Infectious Disease is like a Pre Med taking the first class that mentions causative agents. My Invertebrate Anatomy class back in 64 was essentially know everything in Craig and Faust's Clinical Parasitology. Several months of not eating anything unless you've cooked it well done or boiled it until you can be sure it's dead. Shudder every time you see a baby play with a dog.
My mother was getting her RN degree and she made all of her children compulsive hand washers. Touch a door handle then your face, worms, touch the chains on the swings and then your face, worms, touch anything and not wash your hands, yep more worms. Everything was going to give us worms. She’d show us all these worms pictures in her medical books.
I am an undergrad working to become an epidemiologist, and am far far away from achieving my goal..... But i can already resonate with this video every time i tell my friends to stop trying to feed the campus squirrels!
Man, I saw a squirrel once with his eyes swollen shut from something. I tried to catch it to give it to a wildlife rescue but even blind squirrels are… squirrely. I got bit by it (I was trying to use a box) and my immediate reaction was “I’M GOING TO DIE FROM RABIES.” The ER assured me that rodents rarely carry rabies (which I think is bullshit because I know rats eat meat), gave me a tetanus shot, a scan for my finger (because in my haste I slammed the door on my hand), and sent me on my way.
At the same time I received a notice from Eater about their newest video about one of the last oyster farms in Georgia trying to survive, thanks infectious bro!
I have to forward this to my friend who indulged in "Grouper Cheeks" from a food stand on the beach in Florida. Needless to say she spent considerable time in the Gastro Docs "observatory" of choice for the remainder of her vacation!
I think these trips are great! I was half expecting some other customers staring at you as they walked by. I enjoy imagining the filming of this, similar to the dermatologist at the beach and the like.
I know I said Pike’s Place instead of Pike Place. Please forgive me. I have already confessed my sins to Jonathan
I hope he gave you the sternest of stares.
Need a video on the ophthalmologist’s Thoughts on Scleral tattoos Doc
*nod*
After he telepathically gave you penance to do, I’m sure his abrupt head nod provided you with the peace you need to move forward 🙏
Did he nod in forgiveness?
I like how Infectious Disease went from being the coolest guy at a hospital to the most neurotic person alive in his private life.
It's like that war vet who is as hard as nails and nothing fazes him anymore, but he hides in his basement on the 4th of July.
This seems spot on for every ID doc I've worked with.
Not neurotic! "CAREFUL"!
ID is both 😂
And in doing so has made their childs immune system to the point that touching a clam can give them stomach cramps
As an aquarium owner, thank you for making me aware of tank granulomas! I already wash my hands thoroughly after cleaning my tank, but I'll make sure to take care and make sure my doc knows I have a tank if I get any weird skin stuff. No one tells you these things!
I didn't know that and I had an aquarium for years. But my grandmother had tuberculosis when my mother was a kid, so my mother has taught us extreme hygiene.
Yeah stillwater environments are full of bad microbes. Lakes, ponds, tanks; full of stuff you don't want on you.
@@ankavoskuilen1725 Funny you mention TB because the bacteria that causes tank granuloma is in the same genus as the ones that cause TB!
Well, at least tanks are less likely to have barnacles than fresh ocean water at least...
Thanks for sharing your love of Aquariums ❤️🐠🐟🐡🦈ʘ‿ʘ 💖. I admire your appreciation & talent & openness to scientific.
Information. These attributes tend to lead you in yourself & others "Safely toward your success." From a retired Healthcare Professional & a Daughter who is an MD & we Love fish in all forms. DrGlaucomflecken is so hilarious because is he incorporates incredible laughter through of his knowledge, experience,humor & insight that speaks to so many of us. He is an incredible Doc that Scripts daily dose of some of the BEST MEDS that money can't buy = Priceless ❤️😂
As an ID doctor I can attest that this is accurate. My partner no longer enjoys going on holiday with me for a similar reason.
Is that them or the intestinal parasites talking?
Lol I get that, my Hubs was just like that but with movies (BFA & MFA in theatre history). I finally told him that some are just escape movies & we don’t need a running dialogue on character arcs & script holes. 😂
At least you give your cards away and bloom the business
@@Elizabeth-rq1viMy dad was the same way with airplanes!
@@Elizabeth-rq1viI have a 19 yr old exactly the same. Only no MFA yet.
As a seattle native seeing someone walking around the market talking to themselves or filming and talking is just another day. Hope you enjoyed it despite all the diseases 😂😂
Most of the people who talk to themselves in Seattle are on drugs and/or mental illness rather than TikTok influencers.
I know, I haven't been down there in years. The tweekers outnumber the tourists
Lol yeah, when I visited Pike Place last had a couple of "interesting" characters try to talk to me. Still love the area regardless
Same. At least the candied salmon isn't sold from bins anymore. Lol.
@@min-magicksthere’s candied salmon!? How’ve I never seen that?? I’ll have to try it some time.
“No, kids, we cannot eat here. Why? Because I love you, that's why.”
So wholesome. 🤣
As a clinical microbiologist, I absolutely love your Infectious Disease character. The funny thing is is how many times I've actually said stuff like this. Thank you, you have accurately represented a good part of the infectious disease community and their thoughts! 😂😂❤
Both of my parents were microbiologists. One was "sterilize everything!!!!" and the other was "let's see if it'll grow something interesting!"...
I worked in genetic toxicology. When our group went to restaurants, we actually had other tables move when they overheard our discussions 😂
My mom majored in microbiology in college and worked in a hospital laboratory for the first 5-ish years of my life before moving on to a different career, but 30 years later she is still like this. Once you know these things, you can't UNknow them!
@@kent-lang well ignorance can lead to less life and more death
My sister worked in a industry as a microbiologist.....she's a vegetarian. You should see her acting appaulded at the Christmas turkey....most of the time we just eat potatoes.
Its kinda fascinating to me that you do funny skits but to make them you have to additionally study other med specialties so you're basically learning while making content, incredibly time efficient i love it
Yeah but I’m learning things that are not applicable to my medical career in any way whatsoever
@@DGlaucomflecken Same.
@@DGlaucomflecken Is that a problem though? Learning for the sake of learning is worthwhile!
@@DGlaucomflecken Absolutely but idk if its the same culture in the US but where im from regular non medical people don't care if ur an eye doctor or a proctologist, they just kinda assume you know everything so its really helpful in day to day life to now general info on a big number of fields
@@DGlaucomflecken* Hopefully never applicable to your medical career. It's the 2020's, who knows what fresh hell is up next?
Infectious Disease had a thousand good points in this video. That bronze pig was pretty adorable though.
There's a reason I buy hand sanitizer in bulk. Luckily, she's past the licking things stage. Mostly...
Doesn't bronze actually have antimicrobial properties?
@@Adam___T that's why it's so adorable
@@Adam___T yep, most alloys high in copper are antimicrobial; like brass, bronze, copper-nickel, etc
that weird smell that you have on the metal and on your hand after touching brass is the oils and microbes on your skin breaking down, cool, eh? :)
@@athenalol So that's why it's making me try to peel off the skin on my palms? Okay... Okay I have logic, I can feel it... That's not great.
How does Infectious Disease even manage to leave his house with all that knowledge of everything that can kill us out in the world? I'd build a fort and stay put.
How would you build a fort? Don't you know how many infectious diseases lurk in common fort-building construction materials?
@AnimaTempli101 Even pillows, the ultimate fort-building construction material?
he knew exactly the type of antibiotics that would protect him from any sort of infectious diseases
That's my secret. I'm always dead inside from residency + fellowship
@@Ryujishida You notice a stare, then Infectious Diseases hands you a piece of paper and a business card. The paper is a long list of parasites and diseases found in bedclothes, and the card is a 10% off for nearby steam laundry.
i think we need to have one of internal medicine planning a trip somewhere, becasue they would spend too much time debating on everything that they would never actually get to go
I really like that idea
@@DGlaucomflecken all yours big boy
@DGlaucomflecken am internal medicine resident and this is literally me planning my first vacation... let me know if you want any inspiration 🥲
Great premise idea! XYZ Character Gets To Take A Vacation is a great series concept in general. Could variously focus on their planning stages or the trips themselves depending on what suits each one
But don't start with ophthalmology; we already know how Jonathan travels.
I am a Microbiology resident in India and this is the closest it comes to my specialty.. loved the line "Do gram negative rods cost extra?" 🤣🤣
“Did you touch a clam? DID YOU TOUCH A BIVALVE??” The stress of protecting the kids among the swarming pathogens is getting to Infectious Disease, I think. He will need a vacation after this vacation.
That is a good question. "What does a real vacation look like for a ID Dr?"
I'm wondering if the concern is infection or parasitism by the bivalve because both are legit
As an ID doc I went into the video prepared to be mad at the overblown portrayal of my specialty as a party pooper, but I got distracted by the mention of all those different microbes and now I'm just happy I'm an ID doc.
Knowing you're ID, your username is one of the best I've seen in a while.
you are an ID doc on the sidelines loving the beef btwn Cardio and Nephro 😂😂😂😂
Clever way to write off vacation as "business expenses" 😉
As someone that manages food safety in manufacturing I appreciate this video.
I hope Infections Diseases brought his gram stain and culture mediums for later.
Back in school when we were making biology experiments, we had the task to take swabs from various places in the building and created petri dish cultures from that. I chose the coffee vending machine and ohh boy, that thing was more of a disease-ridden cesspool than the toilets and my caugh combined. I never got myself a coffee from a vending machine ever after again.
@@Psychx_I am very short and can see the underside of soda machines. Needless to say, I don’t buy drinks at fast food places anymore 🤮
@@gizmoduffy Understandable. Some things can't be unseen.
@JamillaF91 Don’t forget about Tabitha🔬😎
Reminds of a friend whose father was Health Minister in our state. So many places they weren't allowed to eat. And foods
That's great in fact ❤
Are you from Australia, by any chance?
@@reginabillotti I am indeed
What is actually safe? Cause I doubt anything is.
It's a Glouc vid where I get to look up a bunch of new words then never sleep again! Whoo hoo!
HAHAHAH right??!
Funny thing...my uncle works for King County Public Health Department as an inspector. Walking around Seattle on a day off with him is hilarious, especially if we go anywhere to eat on his current beat. He knows what to look for and how to look, and while he has learned some perspective in his decades of service, particularly as regards the words "possibility" and "probability", he definitely knows which restaurants he's been in a running battle with over handwashing for years.
As an ID physician, I appreciate the work you put in these videos. They are hilarious and also very informative. My family can attest to most of the points from this clip.
I had to Google some of the things mentioned because where I live (Western Canada), most of our fish is coldwater fish that _allegedly_ doesn't naturally harbour dangerous bacteria for reasons that I can't remember(something to do with the water being too cold and the fish's resulting unique metabolism), and for parasites, all fish is flash frozen on the boat so that risk is neutralized before it ever even makes it to shore. It never even occurred to me all the nasty other things that can come with other types of fish - and a fish market itself is a whole other beast. 😳
I like the fact that he’s been waiting for the “right time” to discuss Cysticercosis lol!
Oh no, I shouldn't have looked up that term! 😱
It suddenly seemed to become urgently relevant…!
@@ValleyOakPapertapeworm?
The fact that I felt so pressured to match the bacteria to what condition it could cause. I feel like pre med broke me
Sensing Bill Bill vibes...
Mostly diarrhea
*feverishly tries to recall Sketchy Pharm mnemonic*
I kind of dig the fact that this applies to both him taking his actual kids to buy groceries or as a field trip with all his interns.
As a microbiologist who lives in Seattle I love this so very much.
“Because I love you that’s why” 😂❤
OMG!!!!
I was at the Seattle Fish Market last week 6/25/23 and accepted a sample at the place where they toss the fish.
Two days later I got so sick that my body was shaking and I was dizzy on the drive back to California!!!
I didn’t go to the Dr because I thought it was the flu.🤢🤮
I don’t think that they would have probably diagnosed me anyway because it wouldn’t have occurred to me that I ate a food sample at the Fish Market 😱😱😱😱
It’s taken over a week but I’m feeling better, not 100%, but better.
As the Child of a Clinical Microbiologist and a Pharmacist who worked with the ID team, I can relate. My favorite bed time stories were about the discoveries of penicillin and chicken pox vaccine and by age 10 I knew the meaning of MRSA when I was 10. Showing this to my parents.
I would love to see a showdown between Rural Medicine and Infectious Disease and see who knows more about zoonotic diseases.
Spoiler alert, the winner is Veterinary Medicine, lol! But it would be cool to see who wins between those two. Jonathan and Texaco Mike judge the competition, of course.
Have Jonathan and Texaco Mike ever been seen in the same place at the same time? Maybe, just maybe...
Judge - The goat mayor of Unincorporated Land (not sure how the have a mayor).
id goes to a petting zoo that texaco mike runs. that would be funny
@@spacelasertech8359 Nah, they're related. Distantly, but related.
hahahaha 😂
I work restaurant jobs. Right now I'm working for a very corporate, organized place that drills employees on food safety but there are plenty of other places that are much less careful. Just went to a gift shop and cafe. Bought some miscellaneous items and ordered an ice cream cone. I gave my items to the cashier and had him ring them up before he got my ice cream. As he did, he was still wearing the same gloves he used to wait on previous customers while he handled my items and the cash register. It took a lot of effort not to say anything.
Yoooo i always say something. That’s nasty
It's also gross when they handle money and then food
The HACCP folder on a shelf in the storage room. Nobody ever read it, or got tought...as in most of the places
I also work in food service as a food safety specialist at a very corporate place, and this video could have been me. 😂
Big box employee here, our deli recently lost its cash register which is good because they'd use the same gloves to handle your cash then grab a stack of lunch meat out of the case
"BOBBY DID YOU TOUCH A BIVALVE MOLLUSK"
im crying
I think Infectious Disease handled the fish market quite well. I was expecting a minute and a half of clips of him running and screaming.
...running and screaming, and rounds a corner only to find the Gum Wall. Maybe he's saving that for Halloween?
infectious disease is so sweet in trying to make kids more aware of this huge scary world!
I love the infectious disease ones. It is my IRL. Lolol. I'm an Infectious disease nurse and my husband is a public health food and restaurant inspector. The list of restaurants that we order from is tiny.
Ha ha! I drive my son crazy by telling him when food is bad. He's a Chef and of course trained in food safety. So he doesn't want to hear any more from his "crazy mom".😄
Hi! I’m a pre-nursing student. I’ve been looking for information on infectious disease nursing but it’s like hunting unicorns. Can I ask if you’ve got any advice for what certifications to get or any good sources of information on the specialty?
Always a learning experience with infectious disease
I’ve seen an infectious disease doctor before. I’m quite shocked that ID here wasn’t carrying around phlebotomy equipment so he could run blood tests on everyone in the market.
He hasn’t done a phlebotomist yet, maybe he should 😉
As someone diagnosed with neurocysticercosis, I finally understood something you said! Lol
There must be quite the story there!
So which South American country did you eat raw pork in?
Had 2 patients in 1 day that had that diagnosis. Booth ended up in surgery, but with good results.
Guatemala 🤦🏻♂️ and thankfully no surgery but I do get seizures from it
@@3DDY1 Central America, close enough. Good luck on treatment. Hope your deworming goes well. Make sure to get a medical ID bracelet to let people know about seizures.
The amount of research you probably had to do for this one is surely underappreciated.
As a clinical microbiologist, I really enjoyed this video. Would love to see a part 2.
I want this character more often. I absolutely love the way he relates to children. It’s precious. 😂😂😂😂
I've been to Seattle twice...and have wanted to live there for 20 years, but can't afford it. Pike Place Market is a happy place for me...and even this video can't discourage my dreams. Good video by the way...
If you go again, I recommend The Souk spice shop.
I used to work in a lab with a fish pathologist. I never ate fish again after that.😂
Everyone in the navy is required to spend some time on the ship's mess deck at the start of their enlistment. I watched a girl from land locked Nebraska walk into a room where raw fish was being prepared for lunch. She had an IMMEDIATE anaphylaxis reaction and was evacuated to the corpsman's office. I heard that they punched her with an epi pen, discharged her from mess duty, and sent her back to her regular division. Normal mess duty is typically 60 days. Hers was 5.
@@jwrockets Being in the navy with a fish allergy. Goddamn, that'd be rough. I'm assuming she never saw a ship for her contract then since dietary restrictions and shiplife don't usually mix from my understanding. (God help her if she was a bubblehead.)
@@roetemeteorwhat is a bubble head? Please and thank you.
@@jwrocketsyou never know your allergic till you find out your allergic.
@@jenniferwintz2514 U.S. Navy slang for a submariner.
I used to know someone who had a PhD in infectious disease. Yes he is this neurotic.
Infectious disease had nothing to say about the GUM WALL
OH HOLY SCHNIKES, HOW DO WE NOT HAVE THAT AS THE STINGER ON THIS VIDEO 💀
@@angelagunn7986 He's saving it for the post-vacation therapy session. Which will be conducted with ID in the fetal position. 🥶
I don't think he would recover from that psychological breakdown.
"No, we can't eat here. Why? Because I love you, that's why!" Man, I have said basically this same thing to my kids at truck stops.
Goodness infectious disease, you are even more concerned about food hygiene than my mother! I... didn't think that was actually possible.
Former food safety auditor here. The struggle is real :_)
I'd love to see Pediatrics play a joke on Infectious Diseases, obviously for terrorizing the children's ward, by showing them a medical paper about a new disease with a contact vector: cooties.
Cooties is actually a slang term for head and body lice.
@@loudidier3891 Not sure where you grew up, but here "cooties" is generally used by small children to ostracize someone of the opposite sex, claiming you'll catch "boy" or "girl" cooties from them.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooties
@@ConstantlyDamaged Same where I grew up but the whole idea of catching cooties from touching came from the use of "cooties" for lice during WWI.
@@loudidier3891 Well, I certainly haven't seen it used in that capacity. Here, headlice are called what they are, while their eggs/young are simply called nits.
As an immune compromised person, I’m now wondering if I should ever leave my house😂
as another immune compromised person (although mine is milder) the answer is... "whats your risk tolerance?" because honestly? probably no... on the other hand your house isnt entirely safe either...
Saaaaaammme. I love my transplanted kidney so much… but I also love sushi and live concerts. And I ride the NYC subway daily. 😢
Your humor is therapeutic to those of us in medicine
This is my 21st year as a server and we do this too! You can only watch so many food safety videos before you're like.....I'm never eating ever again!
Haha! Love these. Now do infectious disease drops the kids off at daycare 😅
Love this idea! 🤣🤣🤣
He doesn’t. He knows better
Nope.
I live in Pensacola Florida on the gulf and we have an annual tradition of the local paper warning people about raw oysters shortly followed by a story of people hospitalized with Vibrio vulnificus acquired from eating raw oysters.
My sister is a Marine biologist..., she did this at a dinner party where everyone was eating swordfish. 😂 there were a lot of leftovers that evening.
Have a great time in Seattle, doc! I'll happily buy you a cup of good coffee if you pass through Olympia. I'll only make it a little weird 😂
Infectious Disease doing what he does best - being an overly cautious Debbie Downer who educates me whilst making laugh - is just what I need after the therapy session I just had 😁😁😁
As someone who thoroughly enjoyed Parasitology in college, Infectious Disease is probably my favourite person in the Glaumcomflecken Universe. Toxoplasmosis and Cysticercosis are 2 terms I remember the most from my classes, lol.
Heyyyy Seattle representation!! Hope you enjoyed your visit :D
love when the team take field trips 😂
If Sheldon Cooper were a doctor instead of a physicist he would be Infectious Diseases :)
Infectious disease with his strict rules and regulations making life difficult for ordinary people.
Yeah... Just so you can still have one (life I mean)
No kidding... Some of us don't spend our lives obsessing over every possible germ and swimming in hand-sanitizer. Believe it or not, there are those of us who still have a functioning immune system. I know, it's a shock, but... Has to be close to 30 years since I last had an infection that needed anything more complicated than a smear of neosporin or a week of E-mycin or SMZ/TMP, and I don't exactly hide in a "clean room". Not real practical when you make your living working "up close and personal" with livestock. Exposes you to all sorts of pathogens - that mostly curl up and die when faced with a decent immune system that's regularly challenged. (unlike office-folk, who, or at least, so it seems, somehow manage to catch every bug in the book by doing little or nothing but watching from a third floor window as somebody on the sidewalk below sneezes)
My son had Campelobacter when he was 10. I got a call from the department of health asking if he'd be around farm animals. The best we could come up with was we had eaten at a Chinese buffet ( in PA, we're from NY). Haven't eaten at one since.
It’s probably not from the cooked food but from all the surfaces that he touched. High density of people and little amount of thorough cleaning wii do it.
Infectious Disease always takes the fun out of it...😉Good video, Dr. G 👍
The ID videos are always on point! I'm married to ID. He'll quietly rearrange the table if I put the raw meat or watercress near our kids on hot pot nights 😂
What does he do when you serve romaine lettuce 😂
Wait what’s up with watercress?
Oh wait I was thinking of water chestnuts. Must be the bacterial things like with other salad greens!
Your videos never fail to make me laugh. As an overwhelmed pediatrician, that means a lot. You're the best! 💜
So fantastic you visited Seattle and Pike Place! Would’ve been great to guide you to fun places!
I did end up at a food market with meat in a very rural area in Southeast Asia and then I stuck with veggies for the rest of that trip.
Fortunately the Pike Place Market is relatively close to Harborview Hospital Emergency Room and Virginia Masonl, Cabrini, Swedish, AND Providence Hospitals. The Seattle VA, Children's and Group Health are all nearby as well.
“The smell of gastrointestinal distress” 😆 Absolutely-with all the folks taking up residence on the sidewalks in that area!
Sounds like the city should provide worthwhile sanitation then
Thank you for being the nudge I needed to make sure my husband makes a doctor visit soon. Nothing like hearing "mycobacterium marinum" after a fishing trip to make me overthink whatever is happening on his hand. 🙃
DO IT. I have a friend who got a cut from raw fish scales. By the time we persuaded him to see a doctor, he had mild blood poisoning and was half way to amputation of the arm.
He had some aggressive antibiotics, he was fine, but if he'd left it much longer he wouldn't have been.
@@IHaveAVeryCommonName What kind of medical help did he seek? We set up a dermatologist appointment two weeks ago, but still have to wait three more weeks until the appointment. 😕
@@IHaveAVeryCommonName And, P.S.- obviously, I'm really glad your friend is okay!!!
This video right here 🙌🏽🙌🏽We cook everything to proper kill all the things temperature in this house. My spouse and his parent are both veterinarians and they seen some things 😷☠️
Now i have a great reason when people can't believe i don't eat seafood ( really just don't like the taste, but this will get them off my back!). Thank you Dr. G ❤
Even as a doctor, I was furiously googling diseases and treatments!
I'm a veterinarian. When he said crabs and toxoplasma, i said, no way dude, you're so wrong. 15 minutes of Google and, wow, I don't know if there have been any actual cases of people getting infected. But it does seem to be on the horizon.
Infectious Disease is like a Pre Med taking the first class that mentions causative agents. My Invertebrate Anatomy class back in 64 was essentially know everything in Craig and Faust's Clinical Parasitology. Several months of not eating anything unless you've cooked it well done or boiled it until you can be sure it's dead. Shudder every time you see a baby play with a dog.
It’s Pike Place. Not Pike’s Place. It’s fun to hear Infectious Disease making a mistake. He probably doesn’t have much experience doing that
My mother was getting her RN degree and she made all of her children compulsive hand washers. Touch a door handle then your face, worms, touch the chains on the swings and then your face, worms, touch anything and not wash your hands, yep more worms. Everything was going to give us worms. She’d show us all these worms pictures in her medical books.
I like how he is actually a loving father doing cool stuff with his kids.
As a Biologist, he is doing God's work
You just can't let the kids get near that statue
This was so good! I'm amazed he's not decked out in a hazmat suite.
I am an undergrad working to become an epidemiologist, and am far far away from achieving my goal..... But i can already resonate with this video every time i tell my friends to stop trying to feed the campus squirrels!
Man, I saw a squirrel once with his eyes swollen shut from something. I tried to catch it to give it to a wildlife rescue but even blind squirrels are… squirrely. I got bit by it (I was trying to use a box) and my immediate reaction was “I’M GOING TO DIE FROM RABIES.” The ER assured me that rodents rarely carry rabies (which I think is bullshit because I know rats eat meat), gave me a tetanus shot, a scan for my finger (because in my haste I slammed the door on my hand), and sent me on my way.
So, how many diseases can a human catch from a squirrel?
And I love the Infectious Disease doctor. Very funny!
As a germaphobe I'm feeling properly represented by ID here
Oh the joy of working with an ID specialist. Mine who worked in the ICU never joined us in potlucks 😂.
ID and Peds should have a intervention at a fast food chain ballpit.
Word!
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Just Awesome.....like every time
At the same time I received a notice from Eater about their newest video about one of the last oyster farms in Georgia trying to survive, thanks infectious bro!
Me too, I just watched it 5 minutes ago 😂
My urgent care providers and staff loved this. Thank you lol
I carry bleach in my pocket specifically for this occasion. You never know when you’re gonna go to a food market filled with germs
Why is it I get the feeling some poor fellow is necrotizing from the inside out. Thanks made my day.
Already laughing just from the title.
I think it would be great to have ID do an assessment of each department in the hospital.
Love your videos
Today i was doing infectious disease exam at the faculty, thank for the video !
Should have gone to the chewing gum corridor
Was really surprised he didn't. It's right there!
Because I love you, that’s why!
That’s my new go to phrase
Low key I feel like I've been instructed to either never go outside or never touch anything while outside
I have to forward this to my friend who indulged in "Grouper Cheeks" from a food stand on the beach in Florida. Needless to say she spent considerable time in the Gastro Docs "observatory" of choice for the remainder of her vacation!
I think these trips are great! I was half expecting some other customers staring at you as they walked by. I enjoy imagining the filming of this, similar to the dermatologist at the beach and the like.
"No i won't let you eat here because I love you" YKNOW WHAT INFECTIOUS DISEASES CAN DO NO WRONG NOW 😭💕💕💕💕