I am a first aid trainer. I had a participant, who did 22min compression with our Laerdal qCPR - Anne and hit 99%! The trainee, who was with me at the time, wanted him for her ER in a Cardic-Arrest Center. But he declined, sadly.
"We forgot to randomize for Jonathan." I dare say that Jonathan could probably hold an ICU down while the doc goes and gets a nap provided he gives Jonathan the right protocols and order sets.
It’s telling how the first words out of my mouth was “Dermatology” the second the Ophthalmologist mentioned free-time and financial security. Truly, who else?
Unfortunately, the only doctors that has ever said Ewww to me and was of no help, or had me go to other doctors, were dermatologists. Few ever seem to like their job. That is why Dr. Pimple Popper has patients from around the country to remove cysts. Thirty years with a lump on your face and they tell you it's nothing to worry about...
So funny! Love the "war paint" the dermatologist applies on himself :) And was that Jonathan operating and then having to do chest compressions? Thanks for the many laughs, you're great!
@@lilbatz Plastic surgery? In India we don't have commercial plastics as much. Atleast not in my part of the country. Most plastics do reconstructive surgery and burn surgery here. Which is very Noble work but requires emergency calls.
@JW I hear you, but there are 10 derms slinging botox for every 1 working the burn unit, trying to recreate ears, noses and hands. More money working on Ashley's eye wrinkles, than Ray, who turned himself into a human torch cooking meth and carries no insurance.
There's a lot of explanations about what the PEEP acronym refers to, but not what PEEPS® are, so: PEEP (Positive end-expiratory pressure): the alveolar pressure above atmospheric pressure that exists at the end of expiration (basically air left in your lungs after exhaling) Peeps®(singular, "peep"): a marshmallow candy shaped like a baby chicken; sold in the US and Canada.
When I was a flight attendant at a European airline they told us to ask for "medical staff" in case of an emergency. Never for a "medical doctor". The airline explained as follows: When you have a medical emergency on a plane, the last thing you need is an ophthalmologist trying to figure out our emergency equipment. You much rather want an ER nurse dealing with stuff in that situation.
How dare they get rid of the Critical Care Ophthalmologist he is a becon of hope and Cc patients benefit from knowing the condition of their eyes while in the ICU! We should protest derm stepping in at least the opthamologist usually does things internally. Lmao
Rivalry in Dr. G's videos: Nephrologist vs cardiologist Dermatologist vs ophthalmologist Psychiatrist vs neurologist Ortho bros vs Internist Gen surg vs everybody
theres's 3 things great about being an ophthalmologist: 1. everyone is sensitive about their eyes so want to see a specialist (and would pay $$$) 2. if you mess up your patient rarely dies (just loses and eye) 3. you get a second chance if do you mess up
For non medical viewers Positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) is the positive pressure that will remain in the airways at the end of the respiratory cycle (end of exhalation)
i remember when the hospital staff was so burnt out from their day to day, they had the scribes get ready for chest compressions lol. they werent supposed to do them, but they were so willing and interested, plus their med school recommendations hung in the balance
Wow, when I scribed in the ED (albeit before the pandemic) they were super super adamant about "You must NEVER, under any circumstances, touch a patient for any reason."
Dermatologist-good one's that diagnose & operate on skin diseases & cancers are in much demand. You have to wait months to get an appointment. Check it out 1st to see if you really want this.
@@seabard77 Look, just because neurologists spend more time admiring diseases than treating them doesn't mean they don't treat a stroke every now and then!
@@kaylahall1219 PEEP = Positive End Expiratory pressure. It is one of the main setting on a ventilator that is attached to the breathing tube. Peep is the pressure of air that the lungs see when the air is finished leaving the lungs. Without a bit of pressure the little air sacs a nd small air passages tend to slowly collapse causing issues like pneumonia. The humor in the video is that the ICU Ophthalmologist heard the term used but didn't know what it meant. (we in anesthesia use peep every day and in the ICU so it struck me as the funniest thing in the video.)
Bwahaha, I actually saw an Opthalmologist when I went to the ER a couple weeks ago. I had gone in because I had Optic Neuritis caused by MS and we needed emergent MRIs and some more tests done, because I had done 5 rounds of IV steroids with no effect. Anyway, here's what's funny. So the opthalmologist comes in, runs his tests, dilates my pupils. The works. And he's like "well, you have what's called a [insert words I don't remember] Pupillary Defect. Which shows that there is really something there outwardly. It's really our only way to know that you can't see out of that eye" And in my head I was like "How often do people come in faking an MS diagnosis and inability to see out of their left eye??"
Here I am in my Icu as an Anaesthesiologist,thinking I really need something to laugh(as most of the patients r sick) and here pops up ur video! Love it Dr. Keep going. P.s. if u can send ur critical care ophthalmologist to my icu, that wud be a great relief!
An ophthalmologist that has no issue coming in for extra hours, leaving the comfort of their home and the riches they have acquired? They must be evolving😳
Loved every second of this. Higher mortality rates vs COVID when an ophthalmologist and dermatologist are in the ICU together lmao. Also the peep!! #truth #DeadFromLaughter
Ok honestly, it did take a few times to realize what Johnathan was doing at the end… That is freakin hilarious! One of your best vids for sure, keep up the great work
I’m a 45 year experienced RN. ICU/ER. I’m now retired. This stuff is so on point, it has me laughing. I almost miss working in the medical field. Almost.
Ophthalmology has the quickest "5 stages of grief" I've ever seen when confronted with his own general lethality during a pandemic. "That's probably true."
My absolute favourite part of this is that Jonathan is using salad tongs (and a bike tire air gauge?) to operate. I just died. Because I can see the ICU eventually sourcing tools from the cafeteria at this point. (The air pressure thingy belongs to Emergency Medicine, of course)
PEEP, or positive end expiratory pressure, is a parameter on the ventilator that we can adjust to give you more oxygen. Basically, it is the pressure we keep on when the vent is letting you breathe out. The lungs are made of tiny sacs called alveoli that kinda look like grapes on a vine. If we let your lungs completely empty with each breath, then the alveoli would collapse, and we would have to use even more pressure to force air in and snap open the alveoli. However, high pressure in the lungs can damage them and cause lung collapse and trauma, so by leaving a little pressure on at the end of expiration, we can use less pressure from the ventilator to give you a breath. The higher the PEEP, the more alveoli you have open and the better your oxygenation becomes, but also your lungs will see, on average, more pressure, which can be bad for them. If you’ve heard of CPAP, which is continuous positive airway pressure, it functions as a similar concept except the pressure is the same all the time throughout your breathing cycle on CPAP, whereas the vent has an inspiration pressure called “PIP” and an expiration pressure called “PEEP”
"because studies have shown that when an opthalmologist and a dermatologist work in the ICU, the mortality rates are HIGHER than the pandemic..." this one kiiiiiillled me
Derm here. I, in fact, have 3 Jonathans. Don't know how much help they'd be in the ICU, but I'll bet no one else there has skin so tight and freckle free.
i honestly want to know everything about the dermatologist, backstory, dreams ecc.. so that we can have a final battle one day with him and the ophthalmologist. And Jonathan, of course.
I couldn't have a job that's further away from being a doctor, but I absolute love those skits. Not only are they hilarious thanks to the way they're written and being presented, they also allow for quite the unexpected insights. :)
That poor critical care unit. Though both the dermatologist and ophthalmologist are equally bad at critical care, at least the ophthalmologist brought Jonathan with him to edge out small victory
XD XD XD That last moment where the medicine doc was like... "do I bother...? Or... should I give up?" And then... Jonathan leaving in the middle of CPR... LOL TOO MUCH TIME OFF THE CHEST!!!
Lmao peep as a former ventilator jockey in peds home care for complicated patients I did trach suction basically 12 hrs a day 7 days a week. I was sad to learn there was much less yellow marshmallow treat involvement in ventilator care than I had previously been lead to believe. 😩
@@Mcng2343 peep is the pressure left in the alveoli on lung deflation, it can be adjusted depending on depend needs. It stops the lungs collapsing basically
Thank you for the amazing work you do! I was in the ICU in Aug for 3 days after my hemoglobin dropped to 3.6 and I needed 5 transfusions. The ICU nurses were fantastic and made my 1st hospital stay much less scary.
Did Jonathan just abandon Chest Compressions because the ophthalmologist Said "let's go"?? Now am really questionIng my reality as a resident in Anaesthesia & critical care....🤣
Honestly if it weren’t for my dermatologist I wouldn’t have found out about my penicillin allergy! And that’s with me going to two hospitals who were of no help at all. Even though I couldn’t even walk because I was so swollen and in pain they discharged me.
Critical Care Ophthalmologist: I know about acid base disorders Also Critical Care Ophthalmologist: what's PEEP? That's probably not something related to this ventilator, right?
Don’t worry, the ophthalmologist and Jonathan aren’t gone for good, they’re just off on new adventures
🤣❤️
should have had your wife stand in for the last bit ;)
Attempt 2. Is Jonathan an optometrician? Or just something else? Im not sleeping unless i know the answers.
I loved this segment. I hope they go back to icu sometime down the road.
That’s what my parents told me about my dog… He’s still off on his adventurous
I love how johnathan just stops chest compreshions on a dime
Huh.... Well I'll be damned. This is pretty cool
I can't stop laughing 😂
Well it was time to go, what are u gonna do?! 🤷🏻♀️
Sucks to be you grandma. Hope you are a fighter! Lol
Jonathan knows who his kibble comes from.
priorities
You just know Jonathan can run chest compressions for 20 minutes straight, 'cause he's a friggin' beast! 😂
I am a first aid trainer. I had a participant, who did 22min compression with our Laerdal qCPR - Anne and hit 99%! The trainee, who was with me at the time, wanted him for her ER in a Cardic-Arrest Center. But he declined, sadly.
That's just a hair better than Doc G's ever-lovin'.
What code team? Jonathan is the code team.
@@alonelychocolatebar1954 *nods ominously*
It’s the Jonathan show 💪
"We forgot to randomize for Jonathan."
I dare say that Jonathan could probably hold an ICU down while the doc goes and gets a nap provided he gives Jonathan the right protocols and order sets.
So an ICU nurse?
Keep the heart full of blood and the lung full of air, how hard can it be
You know there are 2 lungS right?
@@MinhHaNguyen05 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
There's alot of jokes I'm missing with Jonathan
I'M NEW I WILL CATCH UP
Legend has it, Jonathan once saved a man with one-handed compressions while typing the ICU transfer note at the same time!
It’s telling how the first words out of my mouth was “Dermatology” the second the Ophthalmologist mentioned free-time and financial security. Truly, who else?
Right? Can't wait till the dermatologist takes a 3 day weekend for a quick trip to the Caribbean, lmao.
Rheumatologist?
Mine too!!
Yes!
@cojut Could that be why my rheumatologist is unreachable? 🤷♀️
Woah Jonathan's going places, a suturing bro and a resuscitation bro.
right on ortho bro !
I want dermatology to have a Cameron or Donovan that rivals the Jonathon and is a thorn in their side for the up rising
The fact that this only has 10 likes is truly devastating
Cameron yes ahhaha
PLEASE!!!
GENIUS!!
I want a Dave.
Dermatology has the confidence of someone who has perfect skin
And is an unidentifiable age.
It looks to me like the Doc cleverly enhanced Dermatology's skin for this video.
Unfortunately, the only doctors that has ever said Ewww to me and was of no help, or had me go to other doctors, were dermatologists. Few ever seem to like their job. That is why Dr. Pimple Popper has patients from around the country to remove cysts. Thirty years with a lump on your face and they tell you it's nothing to worry about...
So funny! Love the "war paint" the dermatologist applies on himself :) And was that Jonathan operating and then having to do chest compressions? Thanks for the many laughs, you're great!
Nah that’s how we dress in icu for covid now 😭
That actually was a sunscreen
@@majedtech yeah, that's why 'war paint' was written in quotation marks, dumb*ss
@@paigeconnelly4244 whoooa, no need for name calling.
@@majedtech I know. I'm making a joke? That's why I've put "war paint" into quotes? I know it's sunscreen, he is a dermatologist! :)
The minute he said 'what other doctor has the financial security.....' I instantly knew it was going to be Derma😂
Or plastics
@@lilbatz Plastic surgery? In India we don't have commercial plastics as much. Atleast not in my part of the country. Most plastics do reconstructive surgery and burn surgery here. Which is very Noble work but requires emergency calls.
@@lilbatz a lot of plastics is emergency reconstruction too rather than just beauty treatment
Immediately !!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
@JW I hear you, but there are 10 derms slinging botox for every 1 working the burn unit, trying to recreate ears, noses and hands. More money working on Ashley's eye wrinkles, than Ray, who turned himself into a human torch cooking meth and carries no insurance.
There's a lot of explanations about what the PEEP acronym refers to, but not what PEEPS® are, so:
PEEP (Positive end-expiratory pressure): the alveolar pressure above atmospheric pressure that exists at the end of expiration (basically air left in your lungs after exhaling)
Peeps®(singular, "peep"): a marshmallow candy shaped like a baby chicken; sold in the US and Canada.
I feel like I should thank you for this, but I'm laughing too hard 🤣😂🤣
Oooohhhh, I see!
Thank you for your contributed knowledge.
Thank you!!! I was so confused what the chicken had to do with anything
Same, super confused about the whole chicken stuff
Most common statistical error in journal articles: forgetting to randomize for Jonathan.
I'm getting to know this too well. As soon as opthalmo said "noooo" I whispered "dermo!"
When I was a flight attendant at a European airline they told us to ask for "medical staff" in case of an emergency. Never for a "medical doctor". The airline explained as follows: When you have a medical emergency on a plane, the last thing you need is an ophthalmologist trying to figure out our emergency equipment. You much rather want an ER nurse dealing with stuff in that situation.
How dare they get rid of the Critical Care Ophthalmologist he is a becon of hope and Cc patients benefit from knowing the condition of their eyes while in the ICU! We should protest derm stepping in at least the opthamologist usually does things internally. Lmao
Who will prescribe the lacrilube?!
but derm can take care of the bedsores😂😂😂😂😂
@@AviIsAwesome 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right? It's called the eyeCU for a reason guys
Worse of all, dermatology doesn't even HAVE a Jonathan!
Rivalry in Dr. G's videos:
Nephrologist vs cardiologist
Dermatologist vs ophthalmologist
Psychiatrist vs neurologist
Ortho bros vs Internist
Gen surg vs everybody
The hospital itself vs Family Medicine
Pediatrician vs. CEO
Surgery vs Anesthesiology
The government vs The People
Badly ordered IV fluids vs Lil bean buddies
I'm not entirely sure how I became so invested in the critical care ophthalmologist story arc but here we are!
theres's 3 things great about being an ophthalmologist:
1. everyone is sensitive about their eyes so want to see a specialist (and would pay $$$)
2. if you mess up your patient rarely dies (just loses and eye)
3. you get a second chance if do you mess up
What if you mess up twice? 😛
@@LadyAnuB that's called a skill issue
@@LadyAnuB You move to another state s/
The loyalty level of the scribe to the doc…so much so that he would stop mid chest compressions on a whim. Hilarious and disturbing
Yeah. Just waiting for the Jonathan uprising.
Someone died 10 minutes into my shift and it didn't get any better. This video made my day much brighter
For non medical viewers
Positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) is the positive pressure that will remain in the airways at the end of the respiratory cycle (end of exhalation)
It can be manipulated in mechanically ventilated patients
The real question is, what does this have to do with a framed chicken?
@@iz2333 because a chick makes a noise and it's described as "peep peep peep peep peep". common man.
@@WoundedSnake more so on a vent, it helps maintain a set pressure and keep the lungs open, allowing for better compliance.
THANK YOU! I came to the comments to find this.
Your hair has a very versatile range.💐
It’s by far his best prop! I love how it changes with each specialty!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i remember when the hospital staff was so burnt out from their day to day, they had the scribes get ready for chest compressions lol. they werent supposed to do them, but they were so willing and interested, plus their med school recommendations hung in the balance
Wow, when I scribed in the ED (albeit before the pandemic) they were super super adamant about "You must NEVER, under any circumstances, touch a patient for any reason."
Are u being serious?! I can't believe it ... On insurance issues alone!
Those 30 days on a vent covid patients weren't gonna get any deader with a on the job training compression scribe.
you will be missed, critical care ophthalmologist 💔💔
I love Jonathan just abandoned cpr and went just like that
At this point I’m considering to become a dermatologist or an ophthalmologist because of your videos
That's mostly not something you consider as if you have the choice. Unless you're top 10% in everything.
you 100% should
Dermatologist-good one's that diagnose & operate on skin diseases & cancers are in much demand. You have to wait months to get an appointment. Check it out 1st to see if you really want this.
Good luck! Hope you get that 250
Samee😭
Aww he’s so sad to leave! I almost expected the neurologist to replace him lol
He got more important things to do than saving lives.
@@seabard77 indeed
@@seabard77 like evicerating med students with his acerbic comments.
@@seabard77 Look, just because neurologists spend more time admiring diseases than treating them doesn't mean they don't treat a stroke every now and then!
Considering I’m currently waiting 6 months to get in to see a neurologist. I’d say they don’t have free time.
Jonathan just left in the middle of giving cpr🤣
I know I’m rolling in laughter the whole thing is hilarious
At first I thought it was gonna be plastics. Nice plot twist.
Speaking of which, I’d love to see the plastic surgeon called for a consult.
Plastics could help with all the wound care from bed sores.
I'm a dermatologist, and I approve this message 👌 👍 😉
I like how Jonathan just stops chest compressions because his master called for him
I wonder how many viewers completely missed the peep reference. Perhaps he should have given him a picture of 5 chickens - 5 of peep.
What is it?
@@kaylahall1219 Positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP)
@@kaylahall1219 PEEP = Positive End Expiratory pressure. It is one of the main setting on a ventilator that is attached to the breathing tube. Peep is the pressure of air that the lungs see when the air is finished leaving the lungs. Without a bit of pressure the little air sacs a nd small air passages tend to slowly collapse causing issues like pneumonia.
The humor in the video is that the ICU Ophthalmologist heard the term used but didn't know what it meant. (we in anesthesia use peep every day and in the ICU so it struck me as the funniest thing in the video.)
Jonthan doing CPR in the background just leaving to join his master, letting a patient on a potential code blue to die.
I love how loyal Jonathan is to ophthalmology.
Does dermatology have a Jonathan too?
Every specialty has a Jonathan.
No but they do have ample amounts of sunscreen, so much sunscreen......sunscreen for days.
They had but needed to sell him for Sunscreen
@@jasonvargas7564 dermatology has so little work to do that a Jonathan would be insulted to work for dermatology.
I feel like they would have a Jessica. You know, as an example of what your perfect skin would look like IF you finally put on your sunscreen.
I’m surprised they didn’t ask for Jonathan to stay.
How can you see the light at the end of the tunnel without a vision checkup and proper corrective lenses? Cc ophthalmologist is the angel we needed
Jonathan doing chest compressions gives me the strength to never switch out when I’m the only tech on. He is the gold standard
Jonathan doing CPR at the very end XD
When I told my ophthalmologist that my eye hurt because I got in a fight, I could feel that he was judging me
Love this humor. I love how at the end he didn't even try to explain what PEEP was lol.
Didn't want to waste his breath. . .
Bwahaha, I actually saw an Opthalmologist when I went to the ER a couple weeks ago. I had gone in because I had Optic Neuritis caused by MS and we needed emergent MRIs and some more tests done, because I had done 5 rounds of IV steroids with no effect. Anyway, here's what's funny. So the opthalmologist comes in, runs his tests, dilates my pupils. The works. And he's like "well, you have what's called a [insert words I don't remember] Pupillary Defect. Which shows that there is really something there outwardly. It's really our only way to know that you can't see out of that eye" And in my head I was like "How often do people come in faking an MS diagnosis and inability to see out of their left eye??"
I was just so happy when I guessed it would be a dermatologist, before his introduction
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂i just can't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂 the dermatologist's look and Jonathan stopping cpr midway😂😂😂 and PEEP😂😂😂😂😂AMAZING
Dermatology is just his impression of Matthew McConaughey in the wolf of Wall Street
Alright Alright Alright
Come to think of it, it makes perfect sense to bring Jonathan. Just make sure you plug him in to charge occasionally.
He runs on the satisfaction of a job well done
Cackled like an idiot when Johnathan just stops mid-chest compression 🤣
I would love to see more of the opthalmology-dermatology rivalry!
I cant be the only person that was proud of himself for guessing his replacement was dermatology
Here I am in my Icu as an Anaesthesiologist,thinking I really need something to laugh(as most of the patients r sick) and here pops up ur video! Love it Dr. Keep going.
P.s. if u can send ur critical care ophthalmologist to my icu, that wud be a great relief!
PEEP!
🐣
@@Urbanity_Kludge Yes, as very young members of the Glauc Flock say, "PEEP!"
U r comedy genius! U manage to make me laugh OUT LOUD in every video. Always witty & intelligent. Thank you!
It's OK Jonathan they probably weren't going to live anyway
If I were the ICU doc, I’d be like, no no Jonathan can stay please!
An ophthalmologist that has no issue coming in for extra hours, leaving the comfort of their home and the riches they have acquired? They must be evolving😳
he’s coming in just to vibe with the patients, jonathan is the one doing the work hahaha
@@aeri_taylors-version true lol
Before I saw the sunscreen, I knew it was dermatology. At least there will be more of a focus on preventing skin breakdown.
Loved every second of this. Higher mortality rates vs COVID when an ophthalmologist and dermatologist are in the ICU together lmao. Also the peep!! #truth #DeadFromLaughter
Such a good dermatologist impression
Ok honestly, it did take a few times to realize what Johnathan was doing at the end… That is freakin hilarious! One of your best vids for sure, keep up the great work
LoL! "....the mortality is higher than Covid"
😂🤣🤣
I never fail to laugh at your videos. Nothing like some light hearted self deprecation. Cheers buddy.
I’m a 45 year experienced RN. ICU/ER. I’m now retired.
This stuff is so on point, it has me laughing. I almost miss working in the medical field. Almost.
Ophthalmology has the quickest "5 stages of grief" I've ever seen when confronted with his own general lethality during a pandemic.
"That's probably true."
My absolute favourite part of this is that Jonathan is using salad tongs (and a bike tire air gauge?) to operate.
I just died. Because I can see the ICU eventually sourcing tools from the cafeteria at this point.
(The air pressure thingy belongs to Emergency Medicine, of course)
Emergency always Carrie’s one for his commuting bike.
OMG I didn't even notice that 🤣🤣🤣
I love his props ..like Tabitha. He probably got the bike pump hose and needle from one of his kids 🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha...did Jonathan just leave the cpr table😂😂😂😂...lolllol
Resonant chest compressions occur in the wake of jonathan. The patient will be fine.
PEEP, or positive end expiratory pressure, is a parameter on the ventilator that we can adjust to give you more oxygen. Basically, it is the pressure we keep on when the vent is letting you breathe out. The lungs are made of tiny sacs called alveoli that kinda look like grapes on a vine. If we let your lungs completely empty with each breath, then the alveoli would collapse, and we would have to use even more pressure to force air in and snap open the alveoli. However, high pressure in the lungs can damage them and cause lung collapse and trauma, so by leaving a little pressure on at the end of expiration, we can use less pressure from the ventilator to give you a breath. The higher the PEEP, the more alveoli you have open and the better your oxygenation becomes, but also your lungs will see, on average, more pressure, which can be bad for them.
If you’ve heard of CPAP, which is continuous positive airway pressure, it functions as a similar concept except the pressure is the same all the time throughout your breathing cycle on CPAP, whereas the vent has an inspiration pressure called “PIP” and an expiration pressure called “PEEP”
I love the Medical Cinematic Universe you have created.
Just put the dermatologist to work by drug-inducing Stevens-Johnson syndrome in all the patients - that's critical care dermatology for sure 😂
“You’re constantly talking about peep for some reasons “ 😂😂
"because studies have shown that when an opthalmologist and a dermatologist work in the ICU, the mortality rates are HIGHER than the pandemic..." this one kiiiiiillled me
Derm here. I, in fact, have 3 Jonathans. Don't know how much help they'd be in the ICU, but I'll bet no one else there has skin so tight and freckle free.
In all fairness, bedsores are probably a bigger issue in Covid ICU than cataracts.
You’re constantly talking about PEEP for some reason- I died!!😂😂😂
This was so AMAZING on every level, start to finish!
Wow! Jonathan has got super-skilled during this sojourn!
Deluxe Jonathans have DIP switches so they can be switched easily from one assignment to another.
As someone who talks about PEEP all the time, I approve! Thank you for your service, Dr. G!
Legend has it that Jonathan resuscitated the patient after performing chest compressions
I hope you introduce a plastics specialist at some point too :)
this whole series is just a lovestory/ in dedication to jonathan.
Positive End Expiratory Pressure!
Haven't heard that in ages!
i honestly want to know everything about the dermatologist, backstory, dreams ecc.. so that we can have a final battle one day with him and the ophthalmologist.
And Jonathan, of course.
This series just keeps getting better and better ;-)
I couldn't have a job that's further away from being a doctor, but I absolute love those skits. Not only are they hilarious thanks to the way they're written and being presented, they also allow for quite the unexpected insights. :)
That poor critical care unit. Though both the dermatologist and ophthalmologist are equally bad at critical care, at least the ophthalmologist brought Jonathan with him to edge out small victory
I’m having treatment for migraines. Your videos are one of the few things that makes me laugh. Thank you!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I can't believe they're giving up Jonathan for a dermatologist. Are they mad?!
We would like to welcome dermatology to the show.
The ending was pure dark comedy 😂
"You're constantly talking about PEEP for some reason" 😂😂😂
"When an ophthalmologist and a dermatologist works in the ICU the mortality rate is greater than during a pandemic" best line
The picture of the chicken!!! You’re constantly talking about PEEP lololol. 🤣😂🤣
Alas don't underestimate the power of PEEP... also that chicken picture is pretty cool it will go well on the wall behind the nurses station.
XD XD XD
That last moment where the medicine doc was like... "do I bother...? Or... should I give up?" And then... Jonathan leaving in the middle of CPR... LOL
TOO MUCH TIME OFF THE CHEST!!!
Lmao peep as a former ventilator jockey in peds home care for complicated patients I did trach suction basically 12 hrs a day 7 days a week. I was sad to learn there was much less yellow marshmallow treat involvement in ventilator care than I had previously been lead to believe. 😩
What does peep stand for and since you metioned it what is yellow marshmallow treatment
@@Mcng2343 Peep... Like, the little marshmallow birds that come out around Easter?
@@Mcng2343 peep is the pressure left in the alveoli on lung deflation, it can be adjusted depending on depend needs. It stops the lungs collapsing basically
As a seasoned ICU nurse, I would trust a Jonathon over most of my residents lmaoo
(Much love to the residents learning the ropes tho 🥰)
Thank you for the amazing work you do! I was in the ICU in Aug for 3 days after my hemoglobin dropped to 3.6 and I needed 5 transfusions. The ICU nurses were fantastic and made my 1st hospital stay much less scary.
Did Jonathan just abandon Chest Compressions because the ophthalmologist Said "let's go"?? Now am really questionIng my reality as a resident in Anaesthesia & critical care....🤣
Honestly if it weren’t for my dermatologist I wouldn’t have found out about my penicillin allergy! And that’s with me going to two hospitals who were of no help at all. Even though I couldn’t even walk because I was so swollen and in pain they discharged me.
This is easily one of my favorites so far! Keep it up!
this accurately captures how ophtho feels about derm. pretty much the only specialty ophtho both admires and envies.
Critical Care Ophthalmologist: I know about acid base disorders
Also Critical Care Ophthalmologist: what's PEEP? That's probably not something related to this ventilator, right?
Died at the last second, laughter is great medicine - thanks, Doc