Patient who’s been in a 10 year coma wakes up
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2023
- Wake up time for the patient who's been in a coma for the last 10 years...
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Most unrealistic part is John larroquette sits up. I don't think a patient that's been in a coma for 10 years has any muscle strength to do that sort of thing.
Exactly what I’m thinking
In real life you are absolutely right but on TV aka make believe land anything is possible 😂😂
They don't they are effectively paralysed for the rest of their lives. You have seven years max before you are paralysed permanently.
Considering the thing that woke him up is like meth and cocaine in a liquid form he csn probly sit up
I was in one for only 9 days and had issues the first day or so with leg strength. I definitely agree.
10 years in a coma and he was able to lift his head up and speak normally. Mkay
There's no way this guy just wakes up like he woke up from an hour nap. Ur right
@@legatlanius8259 nah
It's a show dude. Relax 🤣🤣🤣
So no atrophy? I just got out of a brace that's been around & supporting my fractured neck forEVER. I feel like a bobblehead-it's work 2 hold my head up! I've also had casts on my lower legs 4 times, wrists 3 times, back twice and been in a wheelchair once-all at different times for broken bones. Each time my limbs lost muscle. All were 6 month & 3 month stints. Imagine 10 years!
@@tamahawk_1111 lol I lose muscle mass just from not working out for a month. And I have an active job and eat like a hog.
Man hasn't used his vocal chords in a decade but just casually talks with ease.
Dud was hungry for steak for a decade
You aren’t you when you’re hungry
Not to mention all the fat he still had and the muscle strength as well
@@alimohsin496 He probably needed a Snickers.
He snored 10 years straight
My son was in a coma for about a week from Encephalitis. He was paralyzed on his left side from the brain swelling. They removed a portion of his skull. A most horrific experience. A week later he was up and literally running down the halls. I was never more thankful to have to say, "slow down a bit son" and he was ravenously hungry. The Docs wanted to put in a feeding tube and I said no, he's a teenage boy, just give him food lol. We are so beyond lucky he survived and is back to pretty much normal. I wouldn't wish that experience on anyone. He doesn't remember anything from his time being in a coma. Thankful for that.
When he sees the bill for those ten years in a hospital bed, he'll wish he was back in that coma.
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@@skipads5141 GAWD BLESS AMERICA
For real. I spent 8 hours in the ER an that bill was 20k
@@Undercookedporkfor future hospital stays just say to bill u medicare or Medicaid rates. You would probably pay about $1000.00 or $2,000.00 tops.
I didn't mean to laugh but....lol.
Imagine if he woke up and said “ Five more minutes “ and then went back to sleep
Lol
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That would put their minds in a tizzy….like, “Da phuq just happened?”
and that would be me.
My son's doctor showed me the brain scan of my son who was in a coma. His scan shwed very little brain activity. I knew he was gone when I gave him CPR at home. The 911 team could not get his heart revived for a very long time which of course means brain damage. We kept him alive for a week while they got everything going for him to donate his organs. My daughter put out a message on facebook for his friends to come and say goodbye. It was an amazing thing to see everyone come to see him. But it was still very sad for us. I am just glad that many people were able to continue living and working for their kids because they got something from our son that allowed them to keep living.
That's REAL. This was HOLLYWOOD.
I hope it gives you some peace knowing how many people he helped, and how they would be so grateful. I am so sorry you had to lose him though.
@@francus7227 what point were you trying to make with this obtuse and irrelevant comment?
Bruh I didn't come to the comment section to cry
What does that have to do with this
John Larroquette really knows how to make an entrance into a scene.
I spent a week in a coma once from pneumonia. I can assure you that after 10 years in a coma he wouldn’t be able to lift his head or that fat
or *be that fat
....whats it like?
How did pneumonia put you in a coma? I’ve had it like 8 times and never heard of that 😨
@@armchairphilosopher6880 also interested in this…
I would like to know too! Do you dream or remember anything? Can you hear as you’re coming around? I fainted once because of myocarditis and it was scary being able to hear people around me but being unable to move or do anything. I wondered if it was like that initially before you’re fully awake again?
I was in a coma for about a month in the ICU and when I woke up I had to pull out the tubes from my nose and mouth so I could call a nurse at 1:00am because I needed help to get up to use the bathroom. I felt almost paralyzed even though I wasn’t. I had no idea what happened to me and why the nurse went nuts when she saw what I had done. I was very thirsty and not at all hungry when I awoke.
Oh it is so fucking painful, how did you even manage to do it yourself???
I'm an ICU nurse. People on a ventilator in medicated comas 100% always want water. Of the 100+ patients I've seen come out of a medicated coma, not a single one has asked for a steak, but the water is the best thing they've ever had.
You sound as stubborn and pain tolerant as my husband. He pulled put 2 IVS after waking up from Anesthesia.
For two different surgeries
@@halleyangel1706The "tubes" they pulled out were nasal gastrial tubes used for feeding and decompression of the stomach. The one in her mouth was an endotracheal tube connected to a ventilator that was breathing for her because she was unable to do so. When you are intubated you are given powerful sedatives that hinder your brains ability to gain consciousness and think clearly. If you've ever been up for 36+hours or in a drunken stupor waking up from these medications is worse. Especially if they woke up because they weren't getting enough sedation, but they were still getting them. Everyone reacts differently coming out, but it's not just "being stubborn" and you'd do well to keep quiet about things you obviously don't understand.
"The nurse went nuts." Uh yeah, you really shouldn't extubate yourself.
I was in an induced coma for 2 weeks on a ventilator. When I came too I couldn't even lift my arms and trying to raise my head felt like someone had a weight holding me down. I can't imagine being in a coma for 10ths and suddenly coming too so easily and lucidly. And I remember not being hungry at all, just really, really thirsty. But, I love House so I'm willing to overlook the inaccuracy of a coma patient coming out of his coma so easily and being able to just sit up with no help. Because lets just face it, we all wish that a Dr. Like Dr. House really existed.
The adrenaline they gave him would allow for movement he wouldn't otherwise be able to do
also i assume it’s mainly for plot reasons
@@marywilley4136 no, it wouldn't. if it did it would have that effect for more coma patients than this fictional character, and the effects would wear off as soon as the adrenaline did, rather than continuing as long as the plot requires.
@scottmatheson3346 Are u a doctor? I was waiting for ur ending sentence to indicate.
Hello, scenes like this normally only can exist when the patient is put on NMES, neuro muscular electrical stimulation. So basically contracting his muscles with a machine, this is definitly used on critical or long term patients. But not on patients who aren't in for that long.
That you can't move after 2 weeks is pretty normal, the only possible reason for him being able to move is NMES. I have personally never seen it being used since I don't see long term coma patients.
Could be factually not 100% correct like I said, my explanation would be NMES, but while in my head it makes sense, I don't know if it really works just like that.
The "Gosh, I could really go for a steak" had me laughing 😂
Plot twist: he woke up because of the lady screaming and not the injection.
Plot twist. Someone from a long term coma can't move or talk let alone demand a steak.
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@@mary-janereallynotsarah684 He wanted to go back in a coma once he saw the insurance claim denial.
If you think this lady is screaming than I must be a whole loud speaker lmao.
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As a South African I can confirm this is true. We always wake up for a steak.
😁 Was about to say
Yes a whiff of steak on the grill and we are up and reaching for the lager or klippies&coke
😂 such an SA thing to say
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So... never?
and then he went on to return to his job as a defense attourney on Night Court.
Ok you win the comment section
He was the prosecutor.
That line has stuck in my memory since this episode came out. "I can really go for a steak." Funny how the brain chooses to remember certain things in precise and vivid manners.
It's just script writing dude
@@hellohaveagoodday No duuude, it's art brooo. You don't get it, moooom!
Who wouldn't want food after a coma
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Honestly dude doesn't look like he missed a single meal within those 10 years of playing dead.
@@Mozes316 now that's not very nice.
@@michaelwroblewski6546 def not my intention, just an observation I couldn't help but notice. One would think that 10 years on a liquid diet would have done a bit more and leave him too weak to sit up the way he did. But as we all know, it's just tv. lol
@@Mozes316 you have a valid point
He wakes up “ what, they are remaking Night Court ?”
Yes, yes they are.
Get Bull
@@nostradamus7648 oh man, I forgot all about Bull.
@@ducknorris233 he was the best. Loved that show, first time i saw brent spiner without makeup as data. I dont know how they were able to keep a straight face during his scene
@@Yroko yeah he is a king of straight faces comedy. I think he was in twice and I bet he guests on the remake.
After watching these House clips I went back and watched all 8 seasons. What a ride! Totally worth it!❤
@cherice hall , I'm glad you said that, I watch these clips and always wonder how the whole show is. Definitely want to watch all of them. Thank you!
My exes daughter. Declared brain dead. Just before they were gonna shut off the machines she woke up.
Praise God!!! He can do all things
@Amandarich
In 1980, my Dad was declared brain dead in hospital in Houston. And my brothers couldn't understand my wanting to stay overnight & pray, but I'd heard of people coming out of their unresponsiveness. Dad did die a few days later, but I'm glad I stayed overnight. God bless you, Dad, RIP. Love you!
(& thx Amandarich for recounting yr ex's daughter's story).
As someone who was out for two weeks on a ventilator, I can tell you there is no way he would be able to move anything or talk lol.
I was in bed for just a few days with blood pressure issues and my legs were like noodles when I first got up. It happens fast.
hes just built different
Yep, my son was the same. On a vent for 10 days and not being able to speak was horrible for him. He was a talkative person who held a captive audience. This kind of event on tv really bothered him, and me too.
@@justhakuro3479 man be different when he wants a stake
He wasn’t in a coma, he was in a vegetative state, he could breathe for himself and his body moved and groaned so his muscles and vocal chords didn’t atrophy
I saw this situation happen right here in Chattanooga. A policeman from Signal Mountain was ambushed and shot. He spent years in a coma. He woke up one day and remembered everything including his boys and wife. His boys were older now. They all came together and they had a chance to hear dad say I love you. He slipped back into the coma as quickly as he came out and died a few days later. His family at least got to say goodbye. One of the boys became a police officer. I’ll remember this story till my dying day.
Thanatic lucidity.
@@_Mentat thanks
I will remember this as well, hopefully this tale carries on
It’s fake
This is not fake, it was reported on the national news. I remember the story
As someone whos been in a coma before i can tell you theres no way he can just sit up and talk!
It's just a tv show omg shut up
It's not real.
It a one hour drama, not a documentary...
Stephen King wrote that one book about comas and waking up and researched it quite thoroughly his muscles and tendons and ligaments would have been all atrophied.
The dead zone! I knew it's come back to me.
Cuddy was so pissed that she walked in through the door without opening it
I had a nurse tell me once that he used to work at the area where people in coma stay.
He told me that they would just hope that nobody who stayed there for a long time woke up because every single time they would die 1-2 days later, they knew that once the person suddenly got better they never survived
Once his mother got into a accident and was placed there with him. About 1-2 years later she suddenly woke up during his shift and sat down on the bed, he broke down crying. His mother died the next day and he asked to be relocated because he couldn't stay there anymore
That
So whats the point of keeping them "alive" in a coma then? I always thought once you wake up you are fine.
Omg! Why do they die?
@@sirweebs2914 it is a hospitals duty to give a patient the treatment they need for as long as possible, a doctor will generally give a prognosis after a certain amount of time on whether the patient will survive or not at which point it is then the decision of the family to either pull the plug or in most cases keep treatment going where they hope for a miracle.
@@TodaysRobSawyer that seems such a waste of a hospital bed.
@@sirweebs2914 you're a waste of human space yourself
House found his miracle, again
He has to, otherwise there's no show.
Lmao yea, these shows are dumb af.
Lol. One of the most Gary Stu character ever.
@@Secret_Moon every main character is a gary stu or mary sue
@@TheJinx64 Lol, no.
As an South African, this make me so happy to hear my countries name in the show
Crime ridden country
He mentioned studies from South Africa, and I don't doubt there are many different drugs, but I recall a documentary with Hamilton Morris in South Africa about how the sleep drug Ambien can do this. Quite a neat watch.
My mom was in a coma for a month and the first thing she said when she came out of it was "I gotta $#!+".
Based mom
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Sigma female lol
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Was that the s word, or the f word?
10 years in a coma and dude looks more well fed than me.
My brother Daniel had a closed head injury in a coma for a month. When he woke up he had to relearn how to walk move eat. He could remember everybody he remembered who he was. He did not lose that.
Yeah 3.5 week Coma for me in 2016 and I had to relearn to walk with a walker. I also had a Tracheotomy and a feeding tube so I didn't get to eat for another month =(
bro wake up from death and order a Steak..
THAT'S A REAL G
I was in a coma for 3 months and I had to learn how to talk all over so there's no way someone in coma for 10 years would talk that easily and clear.
what was it like being in a coma? did you feel lost when you woke up? how long before you started to regain memory?
Why were you in a coma? Was it medically induced? Did you dream during that time or do you remember anything?
Pls come back and answer the questions
I was in a medically induced coma and I woke up just feeling like I’d been asleep and didn’t dream. I was in an extremely good mood for someone that couldn’t move my body at all because I was full of so much drugs the made my intestines go to sleep.
"Sir, you been in a coma for over 10 years"
"Make it 2 then, and a glass of water please."
*Wakes up from Coma* "I could really go for a steak" My man.
„I could really go for a steak” my man on that sigma grindset 24/7 💪💪
he gave his heart to his son if i remember correctly :) huge W
-Wants to give his son his heart after he learns that's what is needed to keep him alive
-House tries to arrange surgery to transfer the heart
-Cuddy shoots the idea down as it is tantamount to murder
-House helps old guy commit suicide
@@megaman161 an absolute chad move
@@megaman161and he chose a more painful way to die because the less painful way may have damaged the heart.
He kills himself so his son could have his heart. I don't thank thats much of a W
@@fryingpanvan finding a way to keep your offspring alive, I’d say that’s a W for sure
Stevie Wonder was in a coma for 4 days in '73. His producer grabbed his hand, sang him one of his songs he just finished recording and Stevie came out of it. I was in a coma for 8 days, my older brother, who never cried, broke down and cried blaming himself for my condition and I awoke. My point is one never knows what will trigger someone to come out of a coma.
Whats it like?
@@rubberman302
For me, I wiped on a motorcycle, my head hit and slid along the shoulder of a highway, helmet saved my life, my bike and I rolled down an embankment 20 ft, on Nov. 24th, day before Thanksgiving. I lay there a couple hours, in the 30° dark and cold. A driver on the highway saw something, stopped and checked it out (an act of God, I'm sure), called 911, then 8 days later I woke up in a hospital room, like waking up from a sleep, right cheek all a big scab, about the size of my hand, shoulders pulled back in a harness, my collarbone was broke in 2 places. I was still in school, 3 of my teachers came to see me in the hospital. One teacher had the whole class sign a card and sent it to me. I was in intensive care next 6 days. Seemed like I had been in an experiment, really. They kept doing tests on me, cognitive tests, wouldn't tell me what for. Every morning the cards would arrive, 20-30. Think everyone I knew sent me a get well card. Another person in my class had a ski accident a couple months later, he was in a coma about as long as I was, we ran into each other 2 yrs afterwards, and it was the same exact story happened to him in the hospital, we were finishing each other's sentences, it was exactly the same. Almost like we were being groomed for organ harvesting. But, that's my story.
@@happydays8171 sooo like waking up from a long nap with a hangover?
@@rubberman302
For me, it was just like waking up. No hang over. But my memory of everything I did before 5 yrs old was erased. And all aspects of the accident were deleted, I don't remember getting on my motorcycle, and no alcohol was involved.
@@happydays8171 maybe they were getting ready to harvest your organs because your parents signed a DNR thinking it would just kill you idk. Lolz. Maybe they thought you guys weren't going to live and thought they would get your organs ready for the next person. Hospitals and doctors are evil yah.
Plot Twist: he heard the bet house made, about waking him up
He treats the situation like it's the most normal thing in the world😂
And the "I could really go for a steak" got me crack'n
Season 3 Episode 7 "Son of Coma Guy" House decides to awaken a comatose patient (John Larroquette)
I pray you have the best weekend of your life
U are the best 7~9 minutes to find any hint u are a lord
Thank you! If they are gonna advertise a good episode of House, they could at least advertise the season and episode it came from!! 👍
Dan Fielding probably wants more than a steak.
?
Lmao
I was going to say: I need to get laid!
Actually he came back to revive Boston Legal with Candice
At this point I’ve seen about half of the entire show via RUclips Shorts
props to the nurses for making sure all of his bodily functions were kept up and massaging his muscles so they stay strong for 10 years
I was in a coma for a little under two weeks, and it took me days before I could even open my eyes.
Then this man sits up looks around and asks for a steak? That’s impressive
That is how great House was :-)
Morning people am I right?
Nobody lifts their head and speaks like that after 10 years in a coma but that’s show biz
You're kidding right? You telling me you haven't seen Steven Seagal wake up from a coma, roll his bed using a mop as an oar into an elevator to escape some bad guys out to kill him? 😆
They were getting PT while under.
@@StevePringle uh, the pt for a coma patient just maintains flexibility, you still lose a lot of muscle mass, even after like 2 months most people can barely move a finger, it takes a lot of work to recover from anything longer than 2 weeks
"I could really go for a steak". 😂😂😂
I like the nice thoughtful touch of not having him know the cost of steak these days.
What a chad. Wakes up only to ask for a steak.
It better be medium rare
@@chilled8608 nope he likes it fully cook through like chewing on a tire
“That was a great nap”
10 years of coma, sits right back up and not malnourished in the slightest...
Bro pulled a inoske waking up, IM HUNGRY!!!!
I'm convinced Doctor House is a divine being hiding on earth in disguise
The important thing is that he woke up to attend Night court…
Yess haha I came straight to the comments to see if anyone made a reference! thank you kind sir, you made my day hahahaha
Dude woke up like he had just a crazy night of drinking lmaooo
Nah, bro woke up from 10 years in a coma and said “I could go for a steak” 💀
It’s funny he mentioned the movie awakenings! In the movie, once all the patients wake up after being administered L-DOPA, a patient exclaims he wants a steak and mashed potatoes. What’s even MORE interesting, is that the movie is actually a fictionalized re-telling of Oliver Sack’s book “Awakenings”, which was a compilation of accounts of each patient who suffered Encephalitis Lethargica and was administered L-DOPA. In the book, a lady was given L-DOPA not so much to test out the drug, but to hopefully save her life as it was getting increasingly difficult to feed her. When she woke up, she demanded a well done steak with sides, and finished it all. It’s been a while since I read it, but I believe she was kept on the drug, while other patients were taken off when it stopped working or presented more negative side effects than what was worth. I recommend reading the book or listening to the This Podcast Will Kill You episode on Encephalitis Lethargica.
- House: I can cure this patient
- Cuddy: I'm gonna try to stop you and fail
House in a nutshell. Reminds me of The Roadrunner 😅
If you are waking from 10 years coma. You won't be able to move your muscles. And here's a guy sitting up asking for steak. Your digestive system unused for 10 years and you are going to digest steak. It's impossible even if you wake from 15 days coma.
This is torture, its is NOT A SIN to give the season and the episode so please it really puts a smile on many faces if its given
That drug works fast🤯
not to mention how it revitalized his muscles enough to make him able to lift himself up, and speak...
If I’d just woken up from a decade long coma, I’d probably want a steak as well. Maybe even a Chateau Briand
man woke up in 10 years and desperately wants a good steak. respectable
EXTREMELY BEYOND SUPER GENIUS
If I sleep for a couple hours I wake up groggy. This dude is out for 10 years wakes up totally alert wanting steak?
Man had his priorities straight.
He's got the dawg in him now
“Is Harry still on the bench??”
this episode was so sad, but emotional i loved it
SOMEONE GET THE MAN A STEAK AND MAKE SURE ITS MEDIUM RARE
Wakes up from a 10 year coma, talked with ease, and craved stake what a chad
“We don’t experiment on helpless patients.” 😂😂😂
you know that head of medicine really should trust House by now while all his methods are a little crude, they all end up working.
Thats not always the point, for example the wheelchair man in the early seasons. Cuddy wanted him to teach a lesson by showing him that he is not always right to get him from his high horse (idk if this phrase exists in english I am austrian xd).
1000% agree
@@theredwarrior1942 Except that scene kinda just made the two of them look like dicks for not giving him a sorely needed win while he was trying to be off his pain killers and prove he was still capable. It was obvious why, but it kinda just made them look like assholes and couldve driven House further down a terrible path.
Edit: House was also right in that scene so... they just lied (granted it was reckless, but also i believe it was a safe drug that wouldnt have done anything to the wheelchair man?)
The D.A. from Night Court wakes up, you've just found your prosecutor.
He talked and spoke easier than me waking up.
John larroqutte..dude went from homeless to night court and a long career...respect
House wouldn't survive as a doctor in real life.
But if I was in a coma for ten years and my only surviving family was dying upstairs, I'd be so happy he'd let me say goodbye!!
House is a fictional character written by non doctors, ofc there are some mistakes. Would love to see an alternative reality where Hugh Laurie is both a doctor and an actor for maximum realism.
Imagine the first thing you say after a 10 year coma is "I'm starving 🥱" 😂
Bro will fall into a coma again when he sees the hospital bill
Very unusual sense of humour in a patient in coma for years
It’s the dude from Night Court!! Lol
“Where’s Harry?”
“I want you in my office”
Ace Venture “ ALLLLLLLRIGHTTYY THEN”
bros got his priorities straight
Wakes up, yells "Not guilty! Are we done yet Harry? I have a date. Hey, who's this bald dude? Where's Roz?"
If ya know...
John Larroquette would have asked for a veggie burger
“We don’t experiment on helpless patients” Cuddy, with all due respect, that’s the whole show in a nutshell
“ I could really go for a steak” killed me💀
If you're not laughing at the analogy to John Laroquette's career being comatose then you're missing the best part.
I had only seen him in one other role when I first watched this 😆
Jeez no wonder the courts are so backed up.
Lmao 🤣
Man wakes up after “10 years” and said “I could go for a steak”
10 years later first words
“Im starvin i could really go for a steak”
Omg that's Larry from the old show night court back in the day ..he was amazing on that show
Guy then turns to House, "You got a car pal, lemme get dressed then we can head out to Atlantic City, a little black jack, some wheel time, maybe get a couple a broads. Whadda ya say?
Let’s do it, Paulie
bro that would be me waking up from a 10 year coma asking for food 💀
And right after he asked, “I was dreaming that Night Court was rebooted!”
Most realistic thing any man ever said after being in a coma
10 years in a coma and first thing bro wants is a steak, what a chad
Even I'm not that fresh even after a 2 hour nap.
My favorite part is when he just starts walking around like normal.