ICU NIGHT SHIFT: Day in the Life of a DOCTOR (ft. liver failure)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Join me for a day in the life of a doctor, working a night shift in the intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. We will see a patient with end stage liver failure and a very exciting procedure to stop esophageal bleeding (TIPS procedure). Come with me to the ICU, emergency department and even my call room!
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Can't wait to hear you say " a rheumatologist physician " in the near future
Me too!! I can't believe how soon that will be!!
Can someone explain how soon? 🥳
YES!!!!
I have a rheumatologist!
They are so very important for people like me!!
Monika S If I’m not mistaken, internal medicine is 3 years and then rheumatology is 2-3 years (depending on the program), 5-6 total. So I assume she’s got 1 or 2 years left if she’s a 4th year right now.
@@Mark-fo6ij She'll be an attending on July 1st 2022
I love how siobhans eyes are so expressive even through her mask I can see all her emotions
I love how positive you are despite being on such a draining job. I always look forward to your videos. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Siddharth!
@@ViolinMD Can you answer me pls ? are you a surgeon .
Btww : I loove ur videos :)
@@definitely_not_an_athlete1714 She's not a surgeon. She's an internist and rheumatologist.
I was just looking for something good to watch. Now I have something GREAT to watch and learn from!
Hey David! Good timing! Hope you enjoyed the video and are staying well :)
I cannot believe you wake up so fresh faced and bright eyed!! Especially since have to I drag myself out of bed late and grumpy every day. You are such a compassionate and friendly doctor, your patients are lucky to have you!!
Just wanted to say thanks for your vids, been watching for years and now I'm finally a first-year med student! In fact, the case in your last video about untreated thyroid disease helped me on a recent exam!
WOW CONGRATULATIONS on getting in to med school!! woohoo!! and glad you will never forget about myxedema coma now!
Graves’ disease I had that for years untreated!!!! It’s horrible
Congrats too!
Me after watching enough of Siobhan’s videos “the on call room doesn’t have a computer what TRASH”
haha there's no doubt that is a serious inconvenience. At this hospital we still write notes and orders by hand, so the call rooms don't have computers... although if/when there's a new EMR i'm sure we will get computers in the call rooms. I also wish they were there already! haha
@@ViolinMD Oh, I see! It’s so cool to hear/see how different other hospitals can be! Props to you, I can’t imagine having to chart, round, or write orders by hand! Haha!
@@gingerlynoise many hospitals in Canada still don’t have emr or online charting system. During nights the nurses often write verbal orders after calling doctors
@@gingerlynoise I love you
😅🤣😂
Right now I am a EMT. Yesterday I worked with a paramedic for the first time and I put on a 12 lead ecg on a patient and I helped him spike an IV it was so exciting it makes me want to become a doctor. Thanks for posting these really inspiring!
That's fantastic to hear Jay! Keep it up, this is very exciting!!
Where are you from? I'm a RN in PA, USA & my boyfriend is an EMT & it's standard practice for him to do EKGs & prime tubing for the medics, he can even do finger sticks!
Hey great job man. We all start somewhere.
I don't know why but it's comforting to watch how compassionate and on the ball these people are...
Truths doesn’t feel like it when your the patient many times
My grandma dealt with liver failure for the past 4 years and eventually passed in October of 2020. She had multiple procedures and a TIPS as well. It was nice to see the other side of it and reminded me of everything she went through
Hi Sandi, I'm sorry to hear about your grandmother. It sounds like she went through a lot and I'm glad that you were able to have some extra time with you because of the procedures. Sending my best to you and your family!
@@ViolinMD thank you! ❤️
My favorite part is “Hi! I’m Siobhan, a fourth year medical resident!”
Edit: no way 90 likes!? Tysm everyone who liked this and tysm Siobhan for the heart, it means the world to me ❤️❤️
Oh no! The heart disappears when you edit.
@@stephw6046 Oh noooo :((((
I will never understand why people get off on how many likes their comments get. I don’t mean this in a mean way. I really don’t get it. It’s just a comment. A thought that popped out your head and into the keyboard. Who cares who likes it???
title: liver failure! icu! death!!!
intro music: life is amazing and full of rainbows
I know right
haha the way is starts vs. what it turns into ;)
You know we just vibin with a cool doctor
Say bye to the haters
me watching greys for 17 seasons. I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT A TIPS IS
Same omg hahahaha
@@robertrosas5498 no it’s not.
haha same but im on season 10
LOL
its crazy youre a 4th year now i remember when you were a 1st year and i feel like a proud mom 🥺🤍
awww thanks Leila ❤️
Thank you for taking us along, Siobahn! Hope you are doing well!
Hey Randy, always great to see you here! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I don’t know if you will see this but seeing you as a Doctor pushes me to be one. I have no hope in my life except my education 🥺. The medical field is my passion and I know one day I will be able to walk into your shoes too 🥺❤️. Thanks for being so amazing
You can do it! Are you following Medcram as well?
@@monykalynf3604 awe thank you so much ma’am I’m 15 1/3 actually and am taking a Medical Pathway offered at my high school and ever since I was a little girl at age 8 I’ve always shown interest in the medical field 😊
@@monykalynf3604 yess!
Hello whenever I watch you it inspires me even more to be a doctor and I'm only 13
Hi Katie - that's so wonderful to hear! Great to have you in the community! ☺️
Same I’m 13 too, and this is really inspiring, idk why but I’m thinking about my future already. Even though being a doctor seems really hard, I know it’s really important.
same here too!! 😃😃😃!! i was a little worried i was dreaming too big for someone my age but looks like i'm not alone! 😊
Same too! But I’m 14
Doctor: big breaths
Patient: yeth, and I'm only thirteen.
I'm sorry, I apologise.
You are seriously such a good doctor. I've been blown away by your diagnosing skills. Some of the best doctoring I've ever seen.
the whole road to residency really overwhelms me sometimes and makes me second guess the path I've chosen to strive on, but your videos make the destination seem so great. I really wanna do this!! Amidst all the match week frenzy, I felt so down and scared of failure but this was a pick me up
I wish there was a dr like you when my mom was in the icu with septic shock. The one we had was good medically wise, but had zero bedside manner, and one of the first nurses was so rude. My cousin was an icu nurse in a different state at the time and he called me that night to check in. I was in tears because of that nurse and Dr. The treatment towards us, and the refusal to answer our questions was insane. We had put him on the list to get info on my mom so he ended up speaking to the head nurse, and an administrator about the nurse. My mom's general surgeon who worked with a completely different hospital would call in nightly, and then call me. She actually also reported the nurse. She spoke to the Dr we didn't like due to her coldness and agreed that Dr needed some bedside manners since she was in the icu. Between my mom's general surgeon and my cousin we didn't have to ask questions, they knew what to ask, what needed to be done and ect and then would call me at night and relay everything.
When I worked at the hospital in my town as a transporter, moving patients to and from the ICU was always so nerve wracking
So to know that you personally helped take the patient back is amazing! ❤️
My mom said it took a team of 10 to move me from icu to cat scan... She was amazed at how talented they were.
My uncle just passed away yesterday due to oesophageal varices from portal hypertension due to chronic liver disease. It's just eerie to me that after living through hell for past 24 hours, this is the topic of your video.
RIP Uncle. 😔
One thing I totally love about the channel is that how nicely they teach us the problems they treat ❤✨
I’m in school to be a cardiac sonographer and my test Monday is on heart murmurs. What a coincidence. Love when heart things pop up and I fully understand what’s going on ! Love your videos!
Hii! I’m 11 and I really want to become a doctor just like u! U inspire me!
I love how she enjoys her life and her job...
I have so much respect for you and all the hard work you and every icu staff members around the world do. I myself have been home for a few days after two excruciating weeks in hospital and i have major respect for healthcare workers more than ever. Your videos are amazing
Me too!!!❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
As someone who is post transplant liver failure is something that scares me every day!!! But at the same time I am so grateful for my Donors and their families as I have unfortunately have had to have 2 transplants now, the last being in January. (I was born with a rare liver and kidney disease called hyperoxalouria causing me to need my first transplant in 2015) unfortunately over the 6 years i had many complications mainly a blood clot in the main hepatic artery to my liver causing causing me to need my second transplant. This transplant is going really well along with my recovery 🙂
you need your own show. this is amazing and so entertaining to watch. I also love your energy.
I’ve been in and out of the ICU every day for two weeks now as my mom is sick. These videos help so much see the doctors side of what they deal with in a day with patients like my mom. Thank you ❤️
Lots of love and respect to you from India! I'll be sitting for my medical entrance examination this year and I need your blessings ad prayers... I truly want to be someone like you one day.
Would love to see a video of you talking about how you coped with all the stress in medical school . And hats off for being so enthusiastic always ! I love your channel 🥳🥳❤️❤️❤️
I'm not in the medical field, but I got scared when your second-year said "quiet". I know it's the Q Word, and I'm glad it was said at the end of the shift.
Me too haha
I've been studying to be an MLT and I've been having a little self doubt. But watching your progress and inspiring videos really helps a lot and reminds me how much I want to be a part of health and patient care. Thank you 💖
Loved your vlog. Currently preparing to get a specialty branch. Your energy is infectious. Love the way you love medicine.
As someone who spent a week in the ICU with Sepsis and Renal Failure I say THANK YOU for all you do!!
I absolutely love watching you and your videos! I work as a patient transporter at our local hospital, and I am trying to get into nursing school. My whole life has been in hospitals because I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease at a young age, so everything about your videos is fascinating to me!
I am so, so inspired by your contagious, positive energy despite all your never ending responsibilities. You have breathed new life into me and have encouraged me to make a start on my aspirations after what’s been an incredibly tough time for me mentally/emotionally. So inspired by all that you do. Also, completely unrelated but please tell me how you take care of your beautiful shiny hair!😍😍
I had my first dose Tuesday, went to work Wednesday morning and in almost no time I was sooo tired that I almost fell asleep.
The title:😱😰💉 The intro:🥰🎶🙋🏻♀️
These video's remind me that NO ONE is immune to getting ill or sick or injured and the fact that there are so many wonderful Doctors and Nurse's and training interns in the hospitals like Siobhan and Alisa who are intent on helping to get their patients get well leaves me feeling confident that we ALL will be okay! Thank You for a spot on this ride! I learn so much but most of all I am reminded to stay humble and Keep Strutting! Cheers From Ohio
Hello Dr. Siobhan, I appreciate your excellent ICU Night Shift taking care of patients with liver failure. I also had a liver failure because of a medicine side-affect and I was admitted to hospital. After the treatment of 2 weeks I got better Siobhan
Sounds like a scary time and glad you recovered! Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
Please don’t stop making these videos! You’re wonderfully informative and intriguing! Thank you for your hard work Dr. Siobhan 😊
Love your explanations! When you speak about infection of the heart ❤ makes me see 👀 that cleanliness is important on a variety of levels even if giving blood or receiving shots (new and a reminder all rolled into one). Thank you for all that you do!
This is like watching a TV show! LOVE IT!! Im going to watch all your videos! Also, I really like how you explain what is going on, and also explain the pathology for us to understand. It feel like im there with you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Doctors are the most honorable people other being in the Army!
Thank god there is a RUclips Creator who films my favorite genres.
Love your videos, I’m a nursing student and I work 12 hour night shifts and it’s exhausting I have so much respect for your 26 hour shifts 😅
I’m new at seeing your videos & I absolutely love seeing them! I am from Ontario too & makes me appreciate all dr’s & nurses so much more especially throughout this time! Thank you for all of your hard work!
That feeling when you’re on call and having a quiet night with no admissions or any trouble in the ward is UNRATED! 🥺😪 I got a solid 6hours of sleep during my last call and I couldn’t believe it🤣😂
Infective endocarditis- I had that. One replacement valve and a year and a half later I can go "Wooo"! at home just like it was a stand up set and the comic was asking if anyone was from Edmonton.
Thank you for being so kind with your words when talking about the patient with the heart murmur. I know many who would not give drug users any respect. These are just people who are struggling for whatever reason. My brother was an addict and so I appreciated the respect you showed the patient. Love your vlogs 💖
My mom always says, "Everybody has a hard time. Are you gonna be the person to make it worse, or help." She just got her B.S. in applied psychology. She always wanted to be the person to help others when they need a friend, now she can do it every day.
Portal hypertension is no joke. Had bleeding varices that almost killed me (BP 65 and uncontrolled internal bleeding)...and ascites of 7-8 liters drained each week. Spent 9 days just in the ICU. Once I was stable enough had a TIPS procedure and even though it took three or four months to really take hold, my last EGD showed only a couple minor small varices. And only a liter or so of ascites too small to really drain.
Credit to the ICU docs but especially the ICU nurses for taking such good care of me.
I LOVE HER VIDEOS!
Can you do a before week morning routine plzzzzzzzzzz!❤
great idea, thanks for the suggestion!
I would love to see that video
Did you ever get around to finish eating that delicious food?
haha yes!! good point, didn't show that!
I'm 12 and I've never wanted to be a doctor until I started watching your vlogs a few years ago
Hey doc! I hope you keep safe. 🤗 God bless. Keep positing smiling and inspiring medical/pre med students to strive harder like you do.
I am a nurse and love you channel and you act like a normal person not like some doctors, You are amazing. Please never stop making videos you are amazing. I love how nice you are to nurses on the phone on call too. I look forward to your videos please stay safe!!
early gang! lol.
i wanna be a RN at a hospital(studying medicine currently but not at the moment due to covid ugh lol) so i'm living my dream job through you! lol ❤️take care mamas. thank you for all you do ❤️
I love watching your videos to get an insight into life as a doctor. even though I don't want to become a doctor I find it very interesting
Omg, as a first year medical student, I whispered to myself endocarditis and then you confirmed it. It makes all the studying worth it!
Me too! Except I just graduated from nursing school. I was so happy that I got it correct! Definitely makes you realize that all the studying has been worth it!
Thank you so much for taking us with you - I almost feel like I met these patients myself. You have a gift of explaining situations and procedures so an everyday person gets an idea of what's going on. I bet you're an awesome teacher to your med students.
Question (I'm Swiss, so apologies if that's a dumb one): does every Canadian have health insurance? I was wondering who paid for the drug user's expensive tests and treatment.
Great question Tamara - Canadian health care covers all expenses in the hospital including procedures, medications, physician fees. Outside the hospital, visits to the doctor and (most) procedures are covered, but not all medications... that can be a challenge
@Lateisha M Unlike the USA, where I just paid my husband's hospital bill off! He died 1/20.
@Lateisha M I am from Canada, and yes you’re right. Everyone has the right to health care in a hospital, but you need insurance for medications (or things like insulin) and some specialist (physio, chiropractor, massage) or non-emergency procedures (e.g. cosmetic surgery).
@@foxcrow Not just the right, but it covers the cost as well. Here in the US, they have to treat you in the emergency room even if you have no insurance, but you can/will become bankrupt afterwards, so for most people, that still isn't an option. Have to choose between dying or bankrupting yourself. (And possibly even your family left behind)
@@rdizzy1 That is awful. I have American friends who have told me of some choices they made to not seek medical help because of the fear of the cost.
I was just curious how you handle withdrawal issues from the guy that did IV drugs? I can only imagine what his body would go through unable to “abuse” it as he was doing. I have been watching you since you were a 2nd year resident. You are so amazing and I have learned so much from you. I also have RA so really thrilled you picked rheumatology.
This channel is so interesting, telling us about medical things!!!
Yesterday, External examiner asked me about causes of portal hypertension at three level, prehepatic,intrahepatic and posthepatic, in my fourth year professional exams.
Awesome!! you're all over this, love it!
You are literally my inspiration
Hi Siobhan, thank you for uploading these videos and giving us an insight into what it's like before the COVID pandemic, during and I'm sure after the pandemic. i had my 2nd dose of the Pfizer vaccine today . Very painful arm right now but it will be so worth it to know I will soon be so much better protected from COVID. I believe we will beat it
Loved the video!!! I am hoping to start nursing school this year and I love watching your videos on RUclips. Whenever I hear a scenario or illness that I am unfamiliar with I am looking it up the next time I study. I wish you well on every rotation and hopefully your patients are doing well too 💞
Love your passion for medicine! My mother had a biopsy for giant cell arteritis, and five years later my aunt lost her vision from the same condition.
One side of being a doctor that I've always been curious about is the friendship between coworkers. I'm on the spectrum and in premed. The only thing that I'm really affected by is my ability to form friendships with my peers. Do those who struggle with friend making have a hard time as doctors? It's the one thing I worry about, becoming a doctor.
As a med student, I've noticed making friends is easy since everybody is in the same boat, but the quality is what matters the most so that takes some time.
I don't think making friends is critical to being a good doctor. It is very important to be able to work with others and function in teams, but I think those are different skills than making friends. I think you will be pleasantly surprised!
Hi, I'm am autistic second year med student. I'm still a baby and haven't been in clinic too much yet so I can't give you that much insight, but from what i've experienced so far, it's kind of the same as the rest of life. I've always been able to work in teams and i'm very empathetic, so in my pre-clerk rotations i've done well and felt confident. I get along with my peers, but at the end of the day I'm very tired socially and I make few lasting friendships. Basically in my experience it's no better or worse than the rest of autistic life!
@@icecrystal34 That is really helpful insight! I'm the same, I function fine in groups, I'm very empathetic, and I really love being around and helping people. Like you, though, I feel socially drained by the end of the day and while I enjoy the company of my peers, I dont really make any sort of lasting friendship or bond that exists outside of the school/work interaction. I dont mind that I struggle with this, it is what it is, but I'm glad it doesn't have a huge effect on being a doctor. Thank you!
sometimes i forget what we take for granted every day.. I'm glad I'm healthy
I love these kind of videos, i'm learning a lot. Thank you so much for this day in the life and somewhat case discussion videos, like why is the procedure done and what are the usual management or medications given to a certain disease. More power to this channel.
I'm impressed that you are able to make videos, editing them and educating publics n medical professional at the same time, despite of your super hectic schedule. Such an inspiration! 😄 Do you self-record yourself all the time, or you have some personal videographer? Hehe
Ive been watching you since i was like 11, I’m now 13! I want to be a doctor when I’m older and you have inspired that!
6:59 The history and physical examination is a classical question in exams LOL! somehow I forgot the name but I knew the identity of the disease... I need to revise hahaha
I admired your hard work and dedication! God bless you
I got my first Covid vaccine a few weeks ago. I only had a bit of a fever a few hours after and a bit of fatigue for the rest of the day. I feel great now and I am happy to have this security blanket while working in a hospital so close to many people everyday. Anxious to get my second dose!
Hi. Long time fan. I just wanted to let you know how thankful I am for the videos you post. I started following your channel around the same time I first started my own path towards medicine. I didn't have a ton of people that supported my decision but your videos have inspired and still inspire me. Thank you so much for being so positive and relatable. I know tons of people have already told you this, but I really do mean it. Thank you
Your videos are so informative and most importantly show so much compassion for your patients! So educational to watch. Thank you so much for continuing to make content. I remember subscribing when you were a first year resident!!
Hi! I've been watching your videos since 2019, I'm really happy I found you because all of your videos are absolutely amazing
Can't wait to see you as a rheumatologist physician soon and celebrate this achievement with you ✨
Thanks to you and your colleagues for sharing your shift with us. I’m glad you got some sleep that night and I hope your patients recovered.
I’m a night shift ICU nurse and this episode is so exciting to watch!!
Always love your videos. It gives me such appreciation for the doctors with whom I work as a nurse.
Violin MD, should I say cinematographer, well produced, recorded narrated, disseminated. Liver failure is just a beast to manage.
Hello from Russian medical student. I just wanted to say that your videos inspire me a lot.
P. S. Your hospitals are so beautiful. Wish I could work in a place like that in the future. ❤️❤️❤️
I am always so entertained and educated by your videos. Your mood is always pleasant even when you are running ragged all over the Hospital, scaling up and down up and down the stairs at all hours!!!
America need more doctor like you. I’ve seen some specialist doctors different than your job didn’t do their job right🙏
She’s Canadian 🙂
OliviaAlexandra Weber I didn’t know 👍
These videos are so entertaining, thank you for posting them!
I am very young I'll be 29 in February been watching you since the start very proud of you, unfortunately I have a lot of medical issues and was recently diagnosed 5 months ago with moderate to severe liver cirrhosis I go to Vanderbilt this week keep me in your thoughts and prayers
As someone who works Veterinary Critical Care I love seeing the medicines we use in both sides 🥰
Another video from a competent, compassionate and dedicated physician.
this is a lot more interesting than the fake stuff that gets filmed on tv, i am hooked.
I love watching your videos! When I’m older I aspire to be a doctor as well, I hope I can help people like you do! :)
I love you videos! As I want to work in the medical field when I'm older!
When I was younger I wanted to be a doctor, and I currently play violin in my 6th grade orchestra
Now I want to be a doctor again
I'm almost 4 years clean from a heroin addiction, and I have a good friend who unfortunately still uses. He recently got infected endocarditis like the person in this video. I wonder how often this happens to heroin addicts because I haven't even heard about this until recently. And hopefully it doesn't cause permanent damage?
It's amazing you were able to quit!
Hey Siobhan I matched in IM. Your videos were inspiration for me throughout my usmle and match journey. Thank you for the positive energy. Stay blessed.
My husband had endocarditis 2 years ago at 34 years. It was terrifying as it took them 12 hours to do an angiogram. Thankfully he recovered well
I'm 12 and learning about doctor stuff. SO COOL
we have to get u to 1 million QUICK and thanks for the amazing content! I am 13 years old and I want to be a doctor when I grow up. U were my Inspiration!!!!🤩