"I'm just going to mark haemorrhoids even though we don't see them and probably won't". Now just wonder, how many doctors around the world do something like this.
Even with cancer. There are doctors that wanted to downgrade some types of cancers because of the ridiculous amount of unnecessary treatment and surgery causing more damage than the actual tumor. It's scary to think that your life depends on the judgement of an a**hole like this "doctor" (no pun intended)
I went into the ER with a ruptured brain aneurysm. One of the nurses standing by was laughing at me when I was throwing up. High school mean girls have no place in the medical field.
Sosiopaths are everywhere. Sorry you have to encounter the worst of humanity when in critical and voulnerable position. I wish you the best. Retried nurse, Norway.
@@lynnepaquette4124I am always puzzled by comments like yours. You say they have no "right." People treat one another shabbily all the time. We have to be able to understand that people who act this way have serious issues. But there's no way to control it. Practicing self-love goes a long way in feeling better about ourselves regardless of the outer world.
We can ask for a different nurse although you were probably not in your right mind to make any coherent requests. They get you in a vulnerable state. A lot of compassionate nurses were fired for not taking multiple doses, replaced with foreign nurses. It is like the field is weaned out compassionate nurses with integrity and good morals.
@shaolin1200 This man isn't a customer, fool, he's a patient. People who go to restaurants, Costco or where ever the heck you work are customers. People who are seen and treated by physicians are patients. And the employee's that "talked shit" didn't take the Hippocratic Oath as the doctor did.
@Nero Mauritzen No, it makes perfect sense. It is insurance you pay for in case you are negligent and hurt your patient. It is useful for doctors so they can shield themselves from serious repercussions for their misconduct.
As a chronically ill person, I LOVE that he got this recorded. THE perfect reminder that each patient is a human being that should be treated respectfully! I work in Vet. Med. and more than once have schooled a few lab techs. and nurses on how to pull my blood for testing. It's amazing how arrogant some of these people are. They make 5 times the money I do, but seem to treat their patients will far less regard.
As a nurse, I can tell you it does happen all the time. Doctors and nurses. I would love to be able to defend my profession, but there are plenty of rude and downright incompetent nurses
I could never defend any profession that does more harm than good. From false diagnose to improper treatment and unnecessary treatment plus complete lack of knowledge about health to downright lies. My number 1 rule to good health for the last 42 years. Stay away from doctors and drugs. ESPECIALLY PRESCRIPTION. DRUGS ! INCLUDING VACCINES.
What irritates me about nurses like you who are witnessing these unprofessional behavior, is your inability to take action and be a whistle blower. You are all just as guilty if you dont secretly record evidence and report it even anonymously. Do better.
@Rose Heart Did I say I hadn’t? I have reported, and fired when I was in the position to do so. Listen better. If you want to bitch and complain, why don’t YOU do better and g to the hospital administration and complain because we can report people all day long and get treated like crap afterwards for being a whistleblower, but there isn’t much else you can do if Human Resources and Administration won’t take action for fear of being sued.Do some research before you start acting all high and mighty
@@ellybean5868 The reason they get away with the crap is. Not enough whistle blowers. Either patients or medical staff. I if you go to a doctor with health knowledge. You are treated like crap by nurses and doctors. Yet neither one knows anything about health.
@@herbbowler2461 you don't have to tell me. I fought it as a Nurse Manager for years, what I had to go through to get someone fired. I'm retired due to illness now, and I have dealt with it multiple times as a patient
This is unconscionable. I worked for a spine and sports practice, and the docs there were top notch. Very respectful of the patients out of earshot. How do you give good care to patients that you don't respect? Shameful!
Course not, what group is? That said, I bet 99% of the medical doctors r upstanding. What ppl don't see... is the spitting, cussing, slapping Drs put up w/patients. We don't see it, cuz they don't go around recording their grievances. I'm speaking from experience.
Oh, I think a lot of people have known the truth about MDs for years. Not enough to be sure.....but I got my baptism several years ago when my Mother was suffering with ALS. I literally saw the very best, the best of the best and also some of the worst. But nothing and nobody was going to f with my sick Mother. This 6'2 former Marine was crazy with grief and it came out in ways I didn't understand until years later. I used to freak out over people illegally parking in handicap spaces...to the point of getting into a few fist fights. lol. It drove me insane then. But again, I know now that grief is conscious and subconscious and can come in ways you never expect.
Doctors should be evaluated psychologically before they graduate and come back for evaluation, from time to time. Many become doctors solely and exclusively for status and money, and do not have the slightest empathy with others.
Whoever you are, I’m so sorry for what you went through. The shock, humiliation, and anger you must have felt hearing those words on the recording. Thank you for making this public and getting the compensation you deserve, although nothing can really wash away the hurt and damage those people inflicted.
@@anil13734 So if a man breaks in a house and sexually assaults a little girl, then sets the house on fire and the girl dies. Are you saying that I don't have a right to judge this evil person as a murderer. I love it when people misinterpret the bible.
It should be standard practice to record surgeries, not only to observe the treatment of patients undergoing surgery but to help medical boards review if surgeries were performed correctly.
I'm saying hospitals should record surgeries to review each other's work on medical boards and that such recordings should be kept confidential, though admitted as evidence in a courtroom. Does that help you understand better, Dmitri?
That's why I regret having my surgery. I always have a bad feeling something happened to me in the OR that I don't know about especially since I was totally unconscious under general anesthesia and don't remember even being in the OR.
The entitlement, lack of empathy, verbally saying you'll put a false diagnosis... this "doctor" needs her license pulled, and shame on others in that procedure!!! There should be consequences for them not coming forward!
The Devil's Advocate it depends on the state. Some states have 2 party consent laws and others have 1 party consent laws. Which means only one person has to consent to being in the video (the recorder)
Oh this happens more often than you think . They didn’t even know I was still alert when i heard them talk about my personal health issue . I heard the anesthesia laugh about it . I couldn’t really react ,because by then I went under . But when I came out . I let my gynecologist have a ear full and told her why I wouldn’t be seeing her anymore after my procedure. That really hurt my feelings and how they responded to my fear and personal information before that surgery. I only wish I had my phone running.
That is why you bring an advocate with you. The doctors and nurses can and will go for a power grab when the patient is in the most vonerable condition. They did that with my then 92 yr old dad. We had to keep telling the nurses during every since shift that my dad was on blood thinners and did not need a shot to thin his blood. He was already on the leg compression machines and they just kept coming at him with a syringe every shift change. They could have killed him if we were not there. THE NURSES DID NOT COMMUNICATE BETWEEN SHIFTS. IT WAS A NIGHTMARE!
I was in for a colonoscopy a few years ago, I came out of anesthesia early, knowing what was going on, I just lay still. What I over heard the doctor saying about me, made me realise just how unprofessional some of these professionals are. When he realized I was not under, he started to speak differntly, later he came and asked just how much I had overheard. I told him enough to make a better decision on the doctor I choose from now on.
I suspect the majority of doctors don't give two shits about you or anyone else, one way or another. We're not on their radar. We're just one more procedure on their daily agenda. I don't take it personally, neither should any other confident person.
@@commodoor6549 Doctors and nurses cheat on their spouses at much higher rates than other professions. Yeah, they save lives... doesn't mean they're not scumbags, too. There are racist firefighters that pull POCs out of burning buildings, too.
@@johnpauljones9310 Who cares if she's cheating on her husband? It has nothing to do with her medical practice and none of our business. And it's common for people who work with the public to commiserate with each other about stupid clients. Because you know, we're all a bunch of idiots in their eyes. Who cares if they think that? Besides we're all idiots at some point in our lives; no one is perfect. To thine own self be true, that should be enough unless you lack confidence.
@@commodoor6549 Character counts. Nurses and doctors cheat on their spouses at much higher rates than almost every other profession. If they'll lie to their spouses and kids, then they'll lie much more easily to and about their patients. Every single patient in a hospital that goes under anesthesia should record the entire procedure. If doctors and nurses are doing nothing wrong, then being record shouldn't bother them. But like them you probably lack character, too.
@@johnpauljones9310 Your character counts to you. No one else should spend two second on what the heII you do or with whom. It's called being a man. You do know how to be a man, right? Mind your own business and let others mind theirs. I don't care if cops have affairs, or my pharmacist, or my dentist, the garbage man, or my kid's teacher. It's none of my business. Get the heII out of people's bedrooms. Be a man, not a old Karen. And btw, my wife died last year from breast cancer, and I'm currently happily single. Try that pansy insult BS on someone who cares what the hell a religious and immature Karen thinks.
A retired doctor here. I can say, hand on my heart, I don't know these people. They are not doctors. They're scum. Unfortunately, this unprofessional behaviour is widespread. But there's only so much one voice can do to break the cycle. I recommend all patients go in with a cell phone or similar recording everything. It'll shake up the system far quicker than whistle-blowing.
I don't think you were ever a doctor, otherwise you would know no cell phones or anything used for recording would be allowed in a sterilized room. Gotcha.
Well of course it did, I cant imagine she had a different personality prior to this hour and after. She doesnt care about causing hurt to others and has no place in a care profession .
@@thedevilsadvocate5210 Well yes, that is your main concern but really, do you want someone that mean-spirited and unprofessional working on you? Personally I don't but to each his own.
Honestly, it sounds harsh and I am usually one for a lesser punishment, but health is all a person has at the end of the day. Setting aside murderers, assaulters, and abusers, a doctor who intentionally misdiagnoses someone is the next in line for causing actual physical harm.
Ive been treated so horribly by doctors to my face, even sexually harassed, and its got to the point where I will no longer see doctors without recording audio on my phone. Glad this doctor was punished, Drs need to have their egos kept in check.
My sister is a doctor who can’t stand her patients. She’s made fun of them, judged them, and gaslit them. She did the same to me until I had had enough. I’m no contact with her now. Medical trauma is a very real thing. Get rid of these doctors as soon as they show their true colors. You are paying, whether through insurance or self-pay, and they work for you. Unfortunately, I do think that this field attracts some pretty narcissistic and egotistical personalities but there are also lots and lots of wonderful caring doctors out there as well.
I work in hospitals as well, and echo the person who said this happens all the time. It really does. There's so many unprofessional medical staff around...
That’s really sad. I’ve worked in hospitals for quite awhile- the OR, etc. I’ve heard a few times where someone starts in on a patient but usually someone steps in with “Okay, that’s really unkind. You don’t know what it’s like to be them...” sometimes you just need to vent but that’s not okay in front of a room full of people or in front of the patient even if they are unconscious. Dark humor is very prevalent in medicine but there’s a time and a place.
I was left alone in that same hospital and treated horribly. If friends had not visited me, they have treated me even worse. I was also horrified how other people I know who went there were treated. This was in the past 5 years, they still need a big culture overhaul.
Cops have body cams. Classrooms should have surveillance, as well as dentist offices, doctors offices, nursing homes, day cares, pretty much anywhere public that someone is in somebody else's care. I mean why not you can't go anywhere else these days without being on some camera.
Sadly, students are a pain in the arse sometimes. Many factors into their behavior. Imagine, students behaving all the time? What’s there to complain about? You should be glad these people actually take up the job you’re not willing to do. I’m a student by the way. No bias here. Seen my fellow comrades bully a teacher cause she was deaf. I’ll refer her to this comment if she ever wants to talk behind our backs. Thanks for this comment.
In any profession will you deal with people you will inevitably come across people you don't like. It's mean but talking sh*t about people to those you trust is something we all do to cope and relieve stress.
This kind of behavior is such a breach of ethics it makes me sick to my stomach. Patient are supposed to be able to trust their doctors and they are made fun of when they are at their most vulnerable, absolutely disgusting.
This will make many people reluctant to seek medical attention, wondering if they're going to be ridiculed, humiliated, and misdiagnosed while under anesthesia.
Valued, not important. The USA and the rest of the world is an untenable capitalism. Fortunately I believe the planet will eliminate us before we do it to ourselves.
It seems you may need to have your hearing checked. The Anesthesiologist did not call the patient a retard -- the assistant (the useless nurse) who did the patient's IV, did. Besides, western society has become too soft., there is no reason to be afraid of a damn needle, it is not a phobia, just as arachnophobia and coulrophobia are sad excuses for attention-seeking. I suppose you believe gender-dysphoria is offensive, as well? The DSM-5 is the last revision to have dysphoria listed, as part of a psychiatrist's comorbidities and differential diagnosis, listing, even though gender confusion (to not know one's gender in your preteens) is an impossibility, and is ridiculous... Sexual deviants, conditioning and social media are to blame for the coming collapse of western 'civilization.' I rejoice at the thought of America bellowing in smoke. Left vs. right paradigms, gay/heterosexual, thinking words like retard (retardation) are offensive, in any capacity, is privileged speak, nothing more. Words DO NOT HURT. Emotional pain is incomparable to anything physical. The greatest problem today is, people are too sheltered, comfortable and ignorant to the truths of the world. You don't see blood, death, criminality and suffering on a scale, such as that witnessed in hospitals and ER, amongst other medical institutions, and so when your comforts are shaken, and your ignorance and conformity challenged, you become dissonant and upset by those attempting to free you from the prison that is your lackluster mind. Everyone needs to be humbled at some point, in their miserable and insignificant existence, and there are no exceptions. It appears, you need(ed) some psychoanalysis, and stimulation, as I can only presume, with tremendous certainty, there is very little intellectual dialogue, conversation or congregating going on in your daily meanderings. Get over yourself, get off of social media, and make something of yourself. Standing idly by with BLM, LGBTQ, Feminists, immigrants, and others activist-turned monopolies does not make you anything more than an average person, conformed to societal affluences, mesmerized by fantastical political notions, and blinded to the grim reality of things. CHANGE DOES NOT COME WITHOUT SACRIFICE, BLOODSHED AND TUBULENCE. The sooner our useless millennial brothers and sisters (and I am not proud in having to call myself a millennial or gen-x'er) come to this realization, the sooner they can get real, stop serving their own egos, by indulging in pleasure-based egocentric lifestyles, work your way through school, as I have, with a debilitating disability, and children to care for, and become a contributing member of our waning society. To be an outlier, disgusted and awry, sitting from the sidelines, complaining of change, and protesting for minimum wage increases for unskilled workers, doesn't help anyone: go and become skilled. STOP BEING USELESS. DO SOMETHING WITH YOUR LIFE. Or, just report me, and this post, for 'being offensive,' because the truth always hurts--and that is because of conviction;, because, of introspection. Reporting and blocking me would only further evidence my stance, that feeling safe, comforted in your sheltered, idealistic matrix-of-sorts, or dream, if you will, is what you would rather continuously be enslaved to, and be beguiled, and conditioned, until it is too late to change your mind and your heart. Lawsuits are nothing but hand-outs, as pain is the greatest motivator for becoming great, and achieving great things. The next time you hear something you consider defamatory, even something as infantile and immaterial as 'retard,' or 'fag,' embrace the word, and harvest its power! Stop deluding yourself...
@@isaiahlamb8248 Seriously, you’re the one who needs their hearing checked. And their mental faculties as well. The medical assistant says that the patient talked about passing out. But it’s the anesthesiologist who calls the patient a retard.
I worked in the OR for 30+ years. I routinely told everyone in the OR that not only is discussing anything about the patient not connected to the procedure unprofessional and potentially a source of litigation, but hearing is last sense people lose and the first one that comes back while under anesthesia. So don’t say anything you wouldn’t want to have repeated back to you in court.
@C. Lord You are a good human. Just wanted to say that...truly. Rather than realizing you could completely let your guard down and care less about someone, you understand that there is SO much more to it. Even if it's rare, there are people who survive because of the positivity they felt even while in a coma or while initially losing a battle to illness. Such a great reminder for everyone in health care, and honestly, a good reminder for everyone in general. Thank you!
@C. Lord you're right. "Wit" is the new excuse for cruel bullying behaviors. I know this video is older, but I'm only just now seeing it. Hopefully it will still continue to change people's minds next time they are annoyed at having to do their jobs that potentially save a life...or even if it ends up being "nothing," don't mock someone who is doing what every doctor suggests which is actually going in person to get checked out rather than googling web MD symptoms...
The patient puts themselves in your hands, and while in a position of complete vulnerability, where the patient trusts you completely, this is what they get from you?
Javier Valdepérez, Do you really think that someone can't keep an eye on a monitor and person while talking? Do you ever speak when you drive? It doesn't seem that one thing precludes the other, especially for a professional.
Edward the TwentyFifth when you've been studying for an important exam, were you focused on the matter, or were u speaking some random shit that nothing had to do with it?
I dated a med student who is going to be just like this doctor. Alot of these people come from rich families and let me tell you it's just like in the movies how low they think about everybody else. Obviously not saying it's all doctors but enough that it's been coming to light in recent years.
I am currently in medical school right now. Most of my classmates are very hateful and condescending towards each other but do it with a fake smile on their faces. They all pretend to be friends and some pretend to be religious, but most of them are hypocrites. They can’t wait for people to make a mistake or say something incorrect so that they can shit on them. Furthermore, lot of them who are in committed relationships are constantly cheating on their partners. So if you’re wondering how we end up with doctors like this one, it starts from faking their personality and morality and getting into med school. But unfortunately interviewers are not mind readers, and the students getting in are smart enough to know how to fool interviewers. However, I hope to be a genuinely empathetic doctor.
That’s depressing to hear, but I believe it based on all of the arrogant sociopathic-type premeds I’ve met on campus. I’ve been fortunate enough to shadow with two doctors who I’ve come to realise must be like saints reborn or something they are literally two of the kindest and most humble souls I’ve ever met. From the year I’ve been at their clinic I’ve seen that they really do try their best to treat every patient that comes in and have so much compassion. Totally blew my image of surgeons out of the water. I asked one what sparked his interest in epilepsy surgery and his answer was “Because no one else wanted to do it. Its kind of like taking a stepchild. It’s extremely difficult and you don’t get paid for it compared to spine surgeries. But it makes such a big difference for the patients. I had asked for epilepsy when I became faculty and they gave it to me because no one else wanted it, so I did every single epilepsy case that came through for 3 years.” Literally no words. I can only aspire to that level of compassion but it was so inspiring and never fails to keep me going!
I had a teacher tell me when he taught at a college, during dissection, other students would come in and screw up other people's stuff who were doing better. His solution to everything was to name the cat they were dissecting instead of putting their names on it so nobody could mess with each other's cats.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume most doctors are in it to collect a fat paycheck nowadays by pawning more fucking pharmaceuticals that'll kill you slowly.
Mo JustUs As a biology major I kind of saw the same behavior. It was a cold, unfriendly group, silent competition like, no one wanting to be bothered to help anyone. Then one summer I used another university to take anatomy & physiology, and had a blast. It was a night course , made up of all ages, the lab was fun, we joked, helped each other, worked as a team, joking but studious, everyone wanted everyone to pass; not cut-throat like. Blew my mind that for once, there was this harmony instead of the typical crap-like behavior. The whole 4 years I kicked myself saying I should have been a creative arts major.
I know this is old but it makes me sick!! There were many, many times I bathed and prepared patients for the funeral home to pick up. Never once did I laugh or make fun of them! You can bet your ass anybody working with me acted right too and these people were dead! They still deserve respect!
Wow the lack of professionalism is astounding! Imagine that... people at their most vulnerable are being shamed, bullied and abused by such ‘professionals’. Says a lot about the caliber of such individuals 😒
When I clean a house, and I've cleaned some really nice houses, I clean it as though my client is at home and watching me. That way you don't move things you shouldn't move you don't touch things you shouldn't touch and you don't say things that you shouldn't say. Many of my clients can watch me through their many TVs. We have cameras everywhere we should have cameras in surgeries so we can review them.
The nurses I last saw were awful and cruel. They laughed at my medical history (I had/still have several heart conditions), laughed at me for wearing makeup, gossiped about me going to the ER for the second time and one of them yelled at me to “never call the ambulance ever again” even though I didn’t. A registered nurse did that for me. But thanks for humiliating me in front of other patients. They also refused to tell me that my oxygen levels were low. One of them kept rolling their eyes at me whenever I asked her questions. I hate Australian nurses. They lack empathy and behave like high school mean girls. I hope I will never see them again. And yes, I did file a complaint to the hospital. They told me to describe the nurses’ appearance and knew who they were. They gave those nurses a warning, but idk how true that is.
This bothers me so much. I recall having an emergency surgery and the fear I had beforehand. I put so much trust and faith into my surgical team...if I had heard them talking about me like this, it would have been really hurtful.
@@katie-st8nx I work in a theatre and I would never ever make any kind of inappropriate comment about a patient, not while they're under my care, not once they're out of my care either. It's highly unprofessional.
Bullshit. Nothing haooened that has or will change ANYTHING for you. You just want to feel sorry for yourself, and validate your fears ... your fear is the only thing real btw.
Wow. As a nurse who worked in Endoscopy for 10 years, I can honestly say, we NEVER spoke like that about patients under anaesthetic. Never. That’s disgusting behaviour that I’ve never seen before thankfully.
I am trained surgical technologist and have assisted in many endoscopy/colonoscopy procedures. I know exactly what happens...and they don't allow phones seeing as you don't wear PANTS to have them done. Where do you suppose the guy hid the phone? Up his azz??? I bet the camera would have picked that up. And yes, I did watch the video. And I've also had the procedure myself.
RN for 35 years here.... this is not surprising. Both as a nurse and when I've been a patient, I've heard some horrifically inappropriate and unprofessional comments. There are simply some people who shouldn't work with animate objects.
I don't care if they vent as long as they do a good job i don't know a single person who has to deal with the public that doesn't have some gripes, but marking things down that doesn't afflict the patient is definitely crossing a line.
This makes my blood _boil._ How tf can you talk about someone in your care, completely exposed and vulnerable, like that?! It's beyond disgusting! To think that could happen to say a family member absolutely breaks my heart.
I woke up during surgery and heard one doctor say he didn’t know what to do and the other doctor said there was nothing that could be done. After surgery the doctor came in and said they would have to do another surgery. I decided to forget it and that was 35 years ago.
Omg 😮 that's unnerving! 😳 When I woke up on a ward after a simple laparoscopy I didn't find out what was wrong with me until a doctor wandered by and said "Oh you're the lady with two foetuses" and then she walked off. No one bothered to tell me until about an hour after that, that I'd had 2 foetuses of different ages and in completely different places, one outside the womb, and that both were now cut away. Doctors have no feelings whatsoever
I have witnessed something similar only once so far: Still in med school, I was shadowing a female anaesthesiologist. The patient was a woman who had had a miscarriage, so now the fetus had to be removed in the OR. The patient had some stubble on her upper thighs, which prompted the anaesthesiologist to announce to the whole operating room: "So she couldn't shave her legs for this, huh?" The inhumanity and lack of compassion still baffles me when I think about it.
The sooner people realize that the human species is nothing but the most evolved form of cancer, the sooner they can either change or we speed up our extinction.
Why are people so cruel? This makes my heart hurt. Not one bit of compassion whatsoever. Going to the doctor, having surgery, having medical issues and pain are severely distressing on a person. Doctors should be understanding and genuinely wanting to help people. If you are in it for the money choose another profession. :/
most of them are there for the prestige and money they do not want the work. and the same goes for teachers. yes, there are some good ones. just a few.
what's more sad, is having other people in the room next to her listening to it and they don't even say anything to her, so they're all allowing her to badmouth the patient.
I totally agree. To me, if you listen when someone is doing this and you dont speak up then YOU are just as guilty. You dont have to be rude, but definitely call them on it. It takes a confidant person to do that and also a leader.
Courtroom procedure is recorded, so should the operating room be too; why is it that there is transparency in a murder trial but not in the operating theatre? If something goes wrong a doctors word is not enough
Good point! 👌🏻 Though i suspect it's because of the costs / bureaucracy, how long they should store them, how much it costs, who has the rights to watch the recordings etc..
I’m 34 now, but when I was 16 years old I got a full recording of one of my knee surgeries and you could hear the doctors sighs because of how bad everything was in there and they were frustrated... I wish I could get the same recordings now for my arm
Because court proceedings are considered “public” (unless a closed court for child issues etc), yet medical procedures are private so that there can be complete honesty and frank discussion with the patient and other practitioners involved in care. It would be like recording your initial consultation with your lawyer when you are being completely honest. Without the knowledge of confidentiality people won’t be honest.
You're one of those stupid people that think that being nice/bad towards people reflects a level of intelligence. Guess what ? You're wrong. Even geniuses can be evil.
Any genius can still be an asshole.......but rarely ever is an asshole a genius. The most difficult education on earth to pass is medical school. Who gives a fuck if your doctor’s an asshole.......all that matters is the medical aspect. I’ll take an asshole doctor top of their class any fucking day over a super nice doctor who barely passed. This post is so fucking dumb
I was in hospital and verbally tore into a Dr. for the way he was speaking to my senior citizen roommate. He didn’t challenge me and he got polite real quick. I fully expected to have a hospital administrator come into the room and tell me to leave the hospital, but it never happened, I don’t regret what I did.
Years ago I was an EMT. I had to assist an Orthopedic doctor for emergency surgery on a teenager. The doctor was setting his femur all the while making fun of that poor kid. Naturally the teenager was unconscious from the anesthesia and could not hear what the doctor was saying. From that time forward every time I saw that doctor, I looked upon him with complete disgust for his insensitivity and total lack of character.
I get the feeling that many of the people who go into this profession do it for the prestige and the money. Compassion and a genuine desire to help people live better lives? That's way down the list.
I've had many colonoscopies because I have ulcerative colitis and this pisses me off. Just do your damn job and be a decent human being while you're at it!
armando perez ..... How do you know the guy was not a jerk before that and might have been rude and made nasty comments towards her. You don't so you just assume.
I've been in and out of hospitals my whole life. There's a huge connection between the quality of the hospital and the quality of the people working there. We're talking the frequency of HIPPA violations. It's so sad. People can be disgusting.
Whoever wrote all surgeries and procedure should be recorded and filmed is absolutely Right . I was a Trauma nurse for years we didn't have time to do anything but completely focus on the victim. Not one memory of derogatory comments, of course we had a very ethical medical director who demanded excellence . Those days are long gone . Sad
Do you think this is a change in medical practice or is it a change in the disposition of younger generations? I assume it is the latter, it seems people's capacity for evil has grown over the last decade or two
@@lol-oe1md So surgeons spend one minute scrubbing and washing their arms, put on gowns and gloves before walking into the OR but your phone can go into the OR freely? cool.
That's why you dont trust them. My mother is a retired nurse. I have heard it all. I do NOT trust the medical staff ANYwhere. Ignorance is bliss in this department.
@@stephanieshanzzz4474 And when you tell people that, they act like you're nuts. I think it's sad so many people have to get hurt by the medical community before they see it for what it is.
I want to add something to my previous comments: This woman is supposed to be a professional, and the patient's trust and his life was in her hands. Instead, she behaved like a high school queen bee mean girl in a cliche. Nobody should subjected to that. It's unacceptable. Totally unacceptable!!!
First of all doctors put more years into becoming a doctor than most people spend in school. They can act however they want to act as long as it's legal, who are you to demand professionalism the pope? Surgeons aren't exactly expendable unless you plan on spending 10-15 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on becoming one then sure by all means have her fired for having a laugh with a colleague in a stress filled job.
narutojose2. You must be one of them. (arrogant jerk) My sister quit because of the things she had to witness. Can you say "HYPOCRATIC OATH"? Education/smeducation. Doesn't entitle you to treat people like they are beneath you. They wouldn't have a practice without sick people to practice on. Check yourself. 😷
narutojose2. We all stink when we need a bath and when we sit on the toilet including YOU so get off your high horse and go wash your funky, arrogant, entltled, huffy azz.
I guess that is the point, the patient wasn't subjected to it, he was unconscious. It doesn't make it right, but that changes the intent. How did he even convince them to bring a phone into the procedure room? Or did they not notice he smuggled it in....it's not like you have pockets.
I was 20 years old when I had surgery to expand my jaw as it was collapsing. After the surgery ended, the nurses had no idea I was awake when they were discussing how they wanted to try taking it up the rear. I pretended I was asleep and they left the room. Wild stuff.
I have been in medicine since I was 19. I can tell you I have never heard anyone talk like this. She is an absolute anomaly and completely embarrassing to the field of medicine.
"I shouldn't be so mean." ?? That was unprofessional in the extreme. She deserved to lose her job and the be sued. If that is how much respect she had for people who trust her with their lives, she is in the wrong profession. I say that as a former manager and I wouldn't let my team speak about customers that way.
Thank god people won’t get their fries cold and soggy now. Just kidding but of course whatever capacity you are in doesn’t even come close to one that deals with life and death matters like this.
The same kind of "health professional" who would take extra money to deceive patients even at the expense of their lives, the worst kind of misanthrope.
I've overheard medical "professionals" say rude things about me right outside the room. The frustrating part is you can't stand up for yourself without looking like an uncooperative patient. It made me lose complete faith in doctors and those who are supposed to be invested in my care when before I trusted them and looked to them for guidance. Now I just get my thyroid checked once a year, and I'm gone. Anything else I try to take care of at home. I can't imagine saying such negative things about a person who isn't even conscious. sad people.
That's quite an overreaction. So many people in the comments are vouching for the professionalism and compassion of healthcare workers, so how many times did it actually happen to you? More than twice? In different hospitals? If so, there may be something about YOU that irritates people, because such behavior isn't the norm, so think about what it is you might be doing or saying, and how you say it. Otherwise, what do you do when you find a lump or a weird spot somewhere in your body? WebMD it? What if you start feeling faint after every workout? Unbearable aches? Unexplainable stomach problems? Do you have a lab at your house? Honey, you're gonna die, and the people who love you will be sad and maybe even angry at you
@@bernardsoul5186 And here we go with the gaslighting. The vast majority of medical malpractice I experienced was when I was a young child, let me guess, that was my fault too? Please. Tired of y’all.
I’m the same exact way. Same with the dentist as well. No patience for foolishness. And half the time they make you more sick than you already are, with unnecessary medications and “accidentally” incorrect diagnosis’ that “coincidentally” require an endless avalanche of expensive scans and treatments. Ridiculous.
Some doctors are literally the worst human beings. We trust them with our lives and they treat us like shit. I had a medical emergency (ovarian cyst eruptions) thats was going on for 4 years!! Gave me pain meds and sent me home. Got so bad i called an ambulance (i could still walk but felt like i was dying) was throwing up, nausea meds made pain and vomiting worse. Walked into the ER through the ambulance bay. This guy doctor saw me and immediately said "what are you doing walking in here! This is for emergencies only!" Yelling at me. 12 hours later after many tests. He comes in and says i need emergency surgery due to 20 pounds of cysts. JUST BECAUSE IT DOESNT LOOK LIKE AN EMERGENCY DOESN'T MEAN ITS NOT. I wish i had the guts when i was 17 to tell him to get the fuck out of my ER room and sue that hospital. I went in every 3 months for 4 years. While my insides were exploding. I always regret to this day for not suing their asses.
@Kandy kandy that makes no sense lol suing someone doesnt make you lazy lol i almost died because THEY were too lazy to run tests. And sorry I dont live in my parents basement. My parents are dead and im a mature adult with a successful career and my own house. Have a nice day 😊
My mother is epileptic, and she hasn't had a seizure in years. 3 months ago, she had 8 seizures in her sleep. She knew something happened, but she wasn't aware they were seizures. Her PCP sent her to a neurologist. She visited him, and she explained her symptoms. The waking up and going in and out of consciousness. The confusion and headaches when she would wake up. The neurologist said, "You look fine. Nothing's wrong with you" and sent her home. She decided to get a second opinion. They actually ran tests like a competent doctor should, and it was discovered that she had 8 nocturnal seizures over the span of a month. I am still shocked at the incompetence and total disregard for the health of the patient. And this man is a neurologist, for fucks sake.
@Kandy kandy you said i dont want to earn money and i probably live in my parents basement. I said i have a career and make my own money. And i dont live in my parents basement i live in my own home. Guess you couldnt read mine either. 🤔
@Kandy kandy suing someone shows I dont love them? Why would I love doctors I dont know? Because of them I almost died but I should love them and not sue?
My OBGYN was like this, i hated her. She didnt care to explain anything that was happening to me and my daughter, she was rude af, she scraped my uterus without telling me first and broke my water intentionally without even asking me if i was ready to deliver. And she told my sister in law shr was too fat for her to be her OB.. she had to use a different hospital. Kicked her out basically. Many other things that im still traumatized over, and i never complain about anything. But my god i dont know how she still has a job. Her name is Dr. Pierre in Picayune Ms.
There are two sides to every story. I’m not a doctor, but I imagine that if you have to cut open two people a day, at some point you start seeing human bodies as pieces of meat. It is human to dehumanize. The extreme alternative of being emotionally connected to every patient’s life and aspirations is simply unworkable. (Most surgeons could not operate on their daughters). Therefore, some doctors dehumanize patients as a coping mechanism, and in the process they dehumanize themselves. Sad, but true.
There is something particularly vile about ridiculing someone unconscious when they are right there in front of you. It's a cheap, creepy power trip.
Yes think you are right there and no one says anything which enables her narcissistic behaviour.
Exactly. She wouldn’t say it to his face, but she’ll say it while he’s drugged up. It’s cowardly, yet it’s a sort of predator-like behavior.
Like a date rape drug supplier.
Rightly said!
That's probably part of the reason she became what she did, sadly.
"I'm just going to mark haemorrhoids even though we don't see them and probably won't". Now just wonder, how many doctors around the world do something like this.
I've had hemrrhoids 13 times and I still don't know what it is (or how to spell it)!
All the time
Vindawg ...85-90% chances, since everyone nowadays wants to make lots of cash!
Many
Even with cancer. There are doctors that wanted to downgrade some types of cancers because of the ridiculous amount of unnecessary treatment and surgery causing more damage than the actual tumor. It's scary to think that your life depends on the judgement of an a**hole like this "doctor" (no pun intended)
I went into the ER with a ruptured brain aneurysm. One of the nurses standing by was laughing at me when I was throwing up. High school mean girls have no place in the medical field.
That's awful ! I'm sorry that happened to you and I hope your doing well!
Sosiopaths are everywhere. Sorry you have to encounter the worst of humanity when in critical and voulnerable position. I wish you the best. Retried nurse, Norway.
@@lynnepaquette4124I am always puzzled by comments like yours. You say they have no "right." People treat one another shabbily all the time. We have to be able to understand that people who act this way have serious issues. But there's no way to control it. Practicing self-love goes a long way in feeling better about ourselves regardless of the outer world.
We can ask for a different nurse although you were probably not in your right mind to make any coherent requests. They get you in a vulnerable state. A lot of compassionate nurses were fired for not taking multiple doses, replaced with foreign nurses. It is like the field is weaned out compassionate nurses with integrity and good morals.
Unfortunately there are too many of exactly that.
The fact that you are trusting these people with your life, and this is the respect they show, wow , appalling
Is it really that hard to not be a horrible person? 🤔
Rissa Garrett yes
@shaolin1200 This man isn't a customer, fool, he's a patient. People who go to restaurants, Costco or where ever the heck you work are customers. People who are seen and treated by physicians are patients. And the employee's that "talked shit" didn't take the Hippocratic Oath as the doctor did.
Johnny Boyd yeah your a sensitive sally just like the customer...
Rissa Garrett is it that hard to ignore someone’s offensive comments? You must have done great in high school with that giant honker above your mouth
@DISGRUNTLED DEWEY It's okay to be an ignorant racist? Sucks to be you.
Wow... She doesn't realize that it takes a lot of trust to go under. She broke that confidence. I'm happy the patient sued her and won.
Anesthesiologists get sued a lot and usually have malpractice insurance, so the damage may have been limited.
@Nero Mauritzen It exists, regardless of whether it makes sense to you or anyone else.
@Nero Mauritzen I'm pretty cool man, are you? It sounds like you're having a hard time. :)
@Drinking Straw The puppet accounts are real :O
@Nero Mauritzen No, it makes perfect sense. It is insurance you pay for in case you are negligent and hurt your patient. It is useful for doctors so they can shield themselves from serious repercussions for their misconduct.
As an RN this makes me so sad just thinking about him replaying this at home and hearing all the things she said. What a witch.
she was a military anesthesiologist lmfao… she is no longer connected with the air force
@jaxonpalmer1961 I am not following or understanding your point?
Is it legal to secretly record doctor visits?
@@alfasiger4178 Absolutely YES.
As a chronically ill person, I LOVE that he got this recorded. THE perfect reminder that each patient is a human being that should be treated respectfully! I work in Vet. Med. and more than once have schooled a few lab techs. and nurses on how to pull my blood for testing. It's amazing how arrogant some of these people are. They make 5 times the money I do, but seem to treat their patients will far less regard.
Imagine how he felt after playing it back once he got home. 🥺😔
You can slag me down all day for a cool $500,000, lmao
I had worse in school, 🤷🏻♂️
@@KumaBean you know when he playd the vid he was like, "Score!" lmfaoo
Probably, "BIG PAYDAY! WHOO-HOO!"
Wonder if his syphilis is better now?
I would say woohoo bitch, I just hit the lottery.
As a nurse, I can tell you it does happen all the time. Doctors and nurses. I would love to be able to defend my profession, but there are plenty of rude and downright incompetent nurses
I could never defend any profession that does more harm than good. From false diagnose to improper treatment and unnecessary treatment plus complete lack of knowledge about health to downright lies.
My number 1 rule to good health for the last 42 years.
Stay away from doctors and drugs. ESPECIALLY PRESCRIPTION. DRUGS !
INCLUDING VACCINES.
What irritates me about nurses like you who are witnessing these unprofessional behavior, is your inability to take action and be a whistle blower. You are all just as guilty if you dont secretly record evidence and report it even anonymously. Do better.
@Rose Heart Did I say I hadn’t? I have reported, and fired when I was in the position to do so. Listen better. If you want to bitch and complain, why don’t YOU do better and g to the hospital administration and complain because we can report people all day long and get treated like crap afterwards for being a whistleblower, but there isn’t much else you can do if Human Resources and Administration won’t take action for fear of being sued.Do some research before you start acting all high and mighty
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The reason they get away with the crap is.
Not enough whistle blowers. Either patients or medical staff.
I if you go to a doctor with health knowledge.
You are treated like crap by nurses and doctors.
Yet neither one knows anything about health.
@@herbbowler2461 you don't have to tell me. I fought it as a Nurse Manager for years, what I had to go through to get someone fired. I'm retired due to illness now, and I have dealt with it multiple times as a patient
She spoke volumes about who she is as a person. Too bad compassion can't be taught 😞
This is unconscionable. I worked for a spine and sports practice, and the docs there were top notch. Very respectful of the patients out of earshot. How do you give good care to patients that you don't respect? Shameful!
This stereotype that just because you went to medical school means you're an upstanding human being needs more exposure.
Yes just like the police officers. There are a lot of them that are very good and just want to help society. And there are a lot of bad ones too.
Course not, what group is? That said, I bet 99% of the medical doctors r upstanding. What ppl don't see... is the spitting, cussing, slapping Drs put up w/patients.
We don't see it, cuz they don't go around recording their grievances. I'm speaking from experience.
@@Time_to_Stop_Animal_Abuse it is not that percentage. You lie.
Oh, I think a lot of people have known the truth about MDs for years. Not enough to be sure.....but I got my baptism several years ago when my Mother was suffering with ALS. I literally saw the very best, the best of the best and also some of the worst. But nothing and nobody was going to f with my sick Mother. This 6'2 former Marine was crazy with grief and it came out in ways I didn't understand until years later. I used to freak out over people illegally parking in handicap spaces...to the point of getting into a few fist fights. lol. It drove me insane then. But again, I know now that grief is conscious and subconscious and can come in ways you never expect.
There was a top ten list of professions that attracted the most psychopaths and being a doctor was in that list.
I work in a hospital, and I gotta say that this shit is so damn common you've got no idea.
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Haha id imagine
that's scary ...
I don’t work at a hospital and I still know its common because its common everywhere.
That's why she's getting a huge settlement for this... because no one cares.
Doctors should be evaluated psychologically before they graduate and come back for evaluation, from time to time. Many become doctors solely and exclusively for status and money, and do not have the slightest empathy with others.
Whoever you are, I’m so sorry for what you went through. The shock, humiliation, and anger you must have felt hearing those words on the recording. Thank you for making this public and getting the compensation you deserve, although nothing can really wash away the hurt and damage those people inflicted.
Oh I don't know - $500,000 is a pretty good 'washing' if you ask me.
I'd let myself get brutally and honestly roasted by Simon Cowell and Gordon Ramsay over everything in my entire life for $100, let alone $500k.
Jesse because $#8ts like you have no respect
This is what happens when you truly don’t care for people and lost the humanity for the line you work
Do not judge anyone !
@@anil13734 only God can judge! But you are right. Do not judge anyone.
She probably did it for the pay or thought it was the career she wanted, but realized it wasn’t and unhappy with her career.
@@anil13734 So if a man breaks in a house and sexually assaults a little girl, then sets the house on fire and the girl dies. Are you saying that I don't have a right to judge this evil person as a murderer. I love it when people misinterpret the bible.
Happens with firefighters and paramedics too. I seen it first hand. No compassion, just another day on the job
It should be standard practice to record surgeries, not only to observe the treatment of patients undergoing surgery but to help medical boards review if surgeries were performed correctly.
mdg140 EXCELLENT idea! Definitely the most sane & level-headed comment! Thanks! 😁
Because of hippos laws probably won't happen.But if police can have body cameras why not.
I'm insure if I want video of me having surgery out there.
I'm saying hospitals should record surgeries to review each other's work on medical boards and that such recordings should be kept confidential, though admitted as evidence in a courtroom. Does that help you understand better, Dmitri?
mdg140 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
This is why I never ever trust medical staff. Ever.
That's why I regret having my surgery. I always have a bad feeling something happened to me in the OR that I don't know about especially since I was totally unconscious under general anesthesia and don't remember even being in the OR.
The entitlement, lack of empathy, verbally saying you'll put a false diagnosis... this "doctor" needs her license pulled, and shame on others in that procedure!!! There should be consequences for them not coming forward!
This DOES happen a lot. Anything they say doesnt matter, but the false diagnosis is probably what nailed them.
Agreed
Yep that can cost them their license.
I thought they were just joking about that. I wonder if it was actually marked.
@@stefanhoffman7052 they are joking. You don’t mark hemorrhoids lol
And they roll the corpse out the door and scream, "NEXT"!!!
Imagine her face when she found out he was recording the whole time LMAO
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The flushed cheeks and opened eyes and the little tiny slowmo voice in her head saying "f**********ck!!!"
I thought it was illegal to record someone without their knowledge the guy should be charged
The Devil's Advocate it depends on the state. Some states have 2 party consent laws and others have 1 party consent laws. Which means only one person has to consent to being in the video (the recorder)
The Devil's Advocate for catching himself being purposely misdiagnosed? No lmao
Oh this happens more often than you think . They didn’t even know I was still alert when i heard them talk about my personal health issue . I heard the anesthesia laugh about it . I couldn’t really react ,because by then I went under . But when I came out . I let my gynecologist have a ear full and told her why I wouldn’t be seeing her anymore after my procedure. That really hurt my feelings and how they responded to my fear and personal information before that surgery. I only wish I had my phone running.
They’re so miserable in their job they gotta dehumanize their own patients. Tell you right now they talk about their coworkers like this too.
Crazy thing is when you’re a patient at the hospital, you’re completely under the mercy of the nurse/doctor..
Ya that why I'm alway nervous when I get surgery for stuff like this
Imagine what it's like in nursing homes. 🙁
Heartbreaking.
Who else going to help you ?
Not when you always recording.
That is why you bring an advocate with you. The doctors and nurses can and will go for a power grab when the patient is in the most vonerable condition. They did that with my then 92 yr old dad. We had to keep telling the nurses during every since shift that my dad was on blood thinners and did not need a shot to thin his blood. He was already on the leg compression machines and they just kept coming at him with a syringe every shift change. They could have killed him if we were not there. THE NURSES DID NOT COMMUNICATE BETWEEN SHIFTS. IT WAS A NIGHTMARE!
I was in for a colonoscopy a few years ago, I came out of anesthesia early, knowing what was going on, I just lay still. What I over heard the doctor saying about me, made me realise just how unprofessional some of these professionals are. When he realized I was not under, he started to speak differntly, later he came and asked just how much I had overheard. I told him enough to make a better decision on the doctor I choose from now on.
I suspect the majority of doctors don't give two shits about you or anyone else, one way or another. We're not on their radar. We're just one more procedure on their daily agenda. I don't take it personally, neither should any other confident person.
@@commodoor6549 Doctors and nurses cheat on their spouses at much higher rates than other professions. Yeah, they save lives... doesn't mean they're not scumbags, too. There are racist firefighters that pull POCs out of burning buildings, too.
@@johnpauljones9310 Who cares if she's cheating on her husband? It has nothing to do with her medical practice and none of our business. And it's common for people who work with the public to commiserate with each other about stupid clients. Because you know, we're all a bunch of idiots in their eyes. Who cares if they think that? Besides we're all idiots at some point in our lives; no one is perfect. To thine own self be true, that should be enough unless you lack confidence.
@@commodoor6549 Character counts. Nurses and doctors cheat on their spouses at much higher rates than almost every other profession. If they'll lie to their spouses and kids, then they'll lie much more easily to and about their patients. Every single patient in a hospital that goes under anesthesia should record the entire procedure. If doctors and nurses are doing nothing wrong, then being record shouldn't bother them. But like them you probably lack character, too.
@@johnpauljones9310 Your character counts to you. No one else should spend two second on what the heII you do or with whom. It's called being a man. You do know how to be a man, right? Mind your own business and let others mind theirs.
I don't care if cops have affairs, or my pharmacist, or my dentist, the garbage man, or my kid's teacher. It's none of my business. Get the heII out of people's bedrooms. Be a man, not a old Karen.
And btw, my wife died last year from breast cancer, and I'm currently happily single. Try that pansy insult BS on someone who cares what the hell a religious and immature Karen thinks.
A retired doctor here. I can say, hand on my heart, I don't know these people. They are not doctors. They're scum. Unfortunately, this unprofessional behaviour is widespread. But there's only so much one voice can do to break the cycle. I recommend all patients go in with a cell phone or similar recording everything. It'll shake up the system far quicker than whistle-blowing.
I don't think you were ever a doctor, otherwise you would know no cell phones or anything used for recording would be allowed in a sterilized room. Gotcha.
@@bernardsoul5186 Then how is it we are all listening to this?
@@eviltwinnancy4561 it's an endoscopy, which is not done in an operating room
So much competition to get into medical school and these are the people who get through 🤦🏻♀️
I’m sure this happens all the time,she just happened to get caught.
Well of course it did, I cant imagine she had a different personality prior to this hour and after. She doesnt care about causing hurt to others and has no place in a care profession .
What's sickening even more is that I can hear at least one twit laughing at her disgusting antics, I would sue her for even more.
Who cares the guy was knocked out. As long as she gets your anesthesia right that's your main concern
@@thedevilsadvocate5210 Well yes, that is your main concern but really, do you want someone that mean-spirited and unprofessional working on you? Personally I don't but to each his own.
I agree that what they were saying was bad, but no crime was committed here at all. Unless being an asshole is against the law...
And to add insult to injury, she was willing to give a misdiagnosis, she should be in jail for that
Honestly, it sounds harsh and I am usually one for a lesser punishment, but health is all a person has at the end of the day. Setting aside murderers, assaulters, and abusers, a doctor who intentionally misdiagnoses someone is the next in line for causing actual physical harm.
Yes!
For an intentional misdiagnosis she should loose her medical certifications completely and forever.
@@chrisb7198 And be in prison.
bro its a job not meaning to be rude or anything but I mean all of us need some joy in our work and she didnt misdiagnose in the end...
Ive been treated so horribly by doctors to my face, even sexually harassed, and its got to the point where I will no longer see doctors without recording audio on my phone. Glad this doctor was punished, Drs need to have their egos kept in check.
My sister is a doctor who can’t stand her patients. She’s made fun of them, judged them, and gaslit them. She did the same to me until I had had enough. I’m no contact with her now. Medical trauma is a very real thing. Get rid of these doctors as soon as they show their true colors. You are paying, whether through insurance or self-pay, and they work for you. Unfortunately, I do think that this field attracts some pretty narcissistic and egotistical personalities but there are also lots and lots of wonderful caring doctors out there as well.
You can’t report her? Or have you tried and nobody cared?
I work in hospitals as well, and echo the person who said this happens all the time. It really does. There's so many unprofessional medical staff around...
Very sad
Sad but true..i worked in a hospital too.
That’s really sad. I’ve worked in hospitals for quite awhile- the OR, etc. I’ve heard a few times where someone starts in on a patient but usually someone steps in with “Okay, that’s really unkind. You don’t know what it’s like to be them...”
sometimes you just need to vent but that’s not okay in front of a room full of people or in front of the patient even if they are unconscious. Dark humor is very prevalent in medicine but there’s a time and a place.
I notice it everytime I go to the hospital. I can't stand that place and yet they get praised for their job titles
I recently read that 60% of nurses quit in their first year due to workplace bullying. If they do it to each other, they will do it to a patient.
Here's a quote to try to live by: "I seldom regret my silence, but I often regret my speech."
- Publilius syrus
Wow, that's quite cool.
Good point
Well said Gary and you are right on.
Also, "it's better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt".
That was appalling, really. No medical professional should disparage a patient, especially while they're under anesthesia.
I was left alone in that same hospital and treated horribly. If friends had not visited me, they have treated me even worse. I was also horrified how other people I know who went there were treated. This was in the past 5 years, they still need a big culture overhaul.
I hear teachers talk about students like this too. If you hate who you have to deal with…find another profession.
Sadly they probably hate people in general and will treat them that way in any job lol
Cops have body cams. Classrooms should have surveillance, as well as dentist offices, doctors offices, nursing homes, day cares, pretty much anywhere public that someone is in somebody else's care. I mean why not you can't go anywhere else these days without being on some camera.
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Sadly, students are a pain in the arse sometimes. Many factors into their behavior. Imagine, students behaving all the time? What’s there to complain about? You should be glad these people actually take up the job you’re not willing to do. I’m a student by the way. No bias here. Seen my fellow comrades bully a teacher cause she was deaf. I’ll refer her to this comment if she ever wants to talk behind our backs. Thanks for this comment.
In any profession will you deal with people you will inevitably come across people you don't like. It's mean but talking sh*t about people to those you trust is something we all do to cope and relieve stress.
This kind of behavior is such a breach of ethics it makes me sick to my stomach. Patient are supposed to be able to trust their doctors and they are made fun of when they are at their most vulnerable, absolutely disgusting.
Totally Unethical & disgusting! They should just put her ass in jail for a few months!!!
Well said!!
Just when I thought my trust and respect for the overall medical establishment couldn't sink any lower.
This will make many people reluctant to seek medical attention, wondering if they're going to be ridiculed, humiliated, and misdiagnosed while under anesthesia.
It just shows that character is important, educated or not
64 million people didn't care about character in November 2016. I wonder if she is one of them?
Education is also important, without that you wouldn't even had means to post this comment
Valued, not important. The USA and the rest of the world is an untenable capitalism. Fortunately I believe the planet will eliminate us before we do it to ourselves.
@@shawmmathews889 Hillary's charity raped Haiti and now we are suffering the consequences. No one of character vies for the office of POTUS.
Well said!!
Making fun of others demonstrates a deep self loathing.
So true.
Exactly! She’s clearly miserable with her life.
Of course in this case it’s totally warranted....evil, heartless, witch!!!
Yup 100%.
My husband is in surgeries and this is normal. You would be appalled at what I’ve heard doctors say about their patients. It’s disgusting!
What surprised you the most? I'm now really nervous to get procedures done.
I literally gasped when I heard her say "retard". Oh my god.
narcissistic and no one questions her
Right.. It's a slur that needs to be de-normalized.
I gasped too. It was all bad but that shocked me.
It seems you may need to have your hearing checked. The Anesthesiologist did not call the patient a retard -- the assistant (the useless nurse) who did the patient's IV, did. Besides, western society has become too soft., there is no reason to be afraid of a damn needle, it is not a phobia, just as arachnophobia and coulrophobia are sad excuses for attention-seeking. I suppose you believe gender-dysphoria is offensive, as well? The DSM-5 is the last revision to have dysphoria listed, as part of a psychiatrist's comorbidities and differential diagnosis, listing, even though gender confusion (to not know one's gender in your preteens) is an impossibility, and is ridiculous... Sexual deviants, conditioning and social media are to blame for the coming collapse of western 'civilization.' I rejoice at the thought of America bellowing in smoke. Left vs. right paradigms, gay/heterosexual, thinking words like retard (retardation) are offensive, in any capacity, is privileged speak, nothing more. Words DO NOT HURT. Emotional pain is incomparable to anything physical. The greatest problem today is, people are too sheltered, comfortable and ignorant to the truths of the world. You don't see blood, death, criminality and suffering on a scale, such as that witnessed in hospitals and ER, amongst other medical institutions, and so when your comforts are shaken, and your ignorance and conformity challenged, you become dissonant and upset by those attempting to free you from the prison that is your lackluster mind. Everyone needs to be humbled at some point, in their miserable and insignificant existence, and there are no exceptions.
It appears, you need(ed) some psychoanalysis, and stimulation, as I can only presume, with tremendous certainty, there is very little intellectual dialogue, conversation or congregating going on in your daily meanderings. Get over yourself, get off of social media, and make something of yourself. Standing idly by with BLM, LGBTQ, Feminists, immigrants, and others activist-turned monopolies does not make you anything more than an average person, conformed to societal affluences, mesmerized by fantastical political notions, and blinded to the grim reality of things. CHANGE DOES NOT COME WITHOUT SACRIFICE, BLOODSHED AND TUBULENCE. The sooner our useless millennial brothers and sisters (and I am not proud in having to call myself a millennial or gen-x'er) come to this realization, the sooner they can get real, stop serving their own egos, by indulging in pleasure-based egocentric lifestyles, work your way through school, as I have, with a debilitating disability, and children to care for, and become a contributing member of our waning society. To be an outlier, disgusted and awry, sitting from the sidelines, complaining of change, and protesting for minimum wage increases for unskilled workers, doesn't help anyone: go and become skilled. STOP BEING USELESS. DO SOMETHING WITH YOUR LIFE. Or, just report me, and this post, for 'being offensive,' because the truth always hurts--and that is because of conviction;, because, of introspection. Reporting and blocking me would only further evidence my stance, that feeling safe, comforted in your sheltered, idealistic matrix-of-sorts, or dream, if you will, is what you would rather continuously be enslaved to, and be beguiled, and conditioned, until it is too late to change your mind and your heart. Lawsuits are nothing but hand-outs, as pain is the greatest motivator for becoming great, and achieving great things. The next time you hear something you consider defamatory, even something as infantile and immaterial as 'retard,' or 'fag,' embrace the word, and harvest its power! Stop deluding yourself...
@@isaiahlamb8248 Seriously, you’re the one who needs their hearing checked. And their mental faculties as well. The medical assistant says that the patient talked about passing out. But it’s the anesthesiologist who calls the patient a retard.
I worked in the OR for 30+ years. I routinely told everyone in the OR that not only is discussing anything about the patient not connected to the procedure unprofessional and potentially a source of litigation, but hearing is last sense people lose and the first one that comes back while under anesthesia. So don’t say anything you wouldn’t want to have repeated back to you in court.
@C. Lord
It seems so basic doesn’t it? The golden rule, even if it’s not followed, never goes out of style or doesn’t apply in every context.
@C. Lord my daughter is also an RT and this was taught to her when she was in her program in college. Smart advice.
@C. Lord You are a good human. Just wanted to say that...truly. Rather than realizing you could completely let your guard down and care less about someone, you understand that there is SO much more to it. Even if it's rare, there are people who survive because of the positivity they felt even while in a coma or while initially losing a battle to illness. Such a great reminder for everyone in health care, and honestly, a good reminder for everyone in general. Thank you!
@C. Lord you're right. "Wit" is the new excuse for cruel bullying behaviors. I know this video is older, but I'm only just now seeing it. Hopefully it will still continue to change people's minds next time they are annoyed at having to do their jobs that potentially save a life...or even if it ends up being "nothing," don't mock someone who is doing what every doctor suggests which is actually going in person to get checked out rather than googling web MD symptoms...
Heartbreaking that people need to be threatened with litigation to be kind and do their job professionally
This is sickening and one of the many reasons I do not trust doctors!
The patient puts themselves in your hands, and while in a position of complete vulnerability, where the patient trusts you completely, this is what they get from you?
When you’re in it for the money you’re not a nice person.
terry ortiz Well said!
You mean, like the guy was? He recorded in order to get material for a law suit.
You work for free?
Sooo damn true
Bram Dingemanse maybe she should be your doctor.
As the anesthesiologist she should be a little more focused on the patient’s vital signs. That’s where your malpractice is.
Will Warden, and how do you know she wasn't?
Will Warden EXACTLY!
Edward the TwentyFifth cause she was talking shit instead
Javier Valdepérez, Do you really think that someone can't keep an eye on a monitor and person while talking?
Do you ever speak when you drive?
It doesn't seem that one thing precludes the other, especially for a professional.
Edward the TwentyFifth when you've been studying for an important exam, were you focused on the matter, or were u speaking some random shit that nothing had to do with it?
a doctor talking like this makes me think that they won't do all what they are suppose to do.
I dated a med student who is going to be just like this doctor. Alot of these people come from rich families and let me tell you it's just like in the movies how low they think about everybody else. Obviously not saying it's all doctors but enough that it's been coming to light in recent years.
I am currently in medical school right now. Most of my classmates are very hateful and condescending towards each other but do it with a fake smile on their faces. They all pretend to be friends and some pretend to be religious, but most of them are hypocrites. They can’t wait for people to make a mistake or say something incorrect so that they can shit on them. Furthermore, lot of them who are in committed relationships are constantly cheating on their partners. So if you’re wondering how we end up with doctors like this one, it starts from faking their personality and morality and getting into med school. But unfortunately interviewers are not mind readers, and the students getting in are smart enough to know how to fool interviewers. However, I hope to be a genuinely empathetic doctor.
That’s depressing to hear, but I believe it based on all of the arrogant sociopathic-type premeds I’ve met on campus. I’ve been fortunate enough to shadow with two doctors who I’ve come to realise must be like saints reborn or something they are literally two of the kindest and most humble souls I’ve ever met. From the year I’ve been at their clinic I’ve seen that they really do try their best to treat every patient that comes in and have so much compassion. Totally blew my image of surgeons out of the water. I asked one what sparked his interest in epilepsy surgery and his answer was “Because no one else wanted to do it. Its kind of like taking a stepchild. It’s extremely difficult and you don’t get paid for it compared to spine surgeries. But it makes such a big difference for the patients. I had asked for epilepsy when I became faculty and they gave it to me because no one else wanted it, so I did every single epilepsy case that came through for 3 years.” Literally no words. I can only aspire to that level of compassion but it was so inspiring and never fails to keep me going!
I had a teacher tell me when he taught at a college, during dissection, other students would come in and screw up other people's stuff who were doing better.
His solution to everything was to name the cat they were dissecting instead of putting their names on it so nobody could mess with each other's cats.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume most doctors are in it to collect a fat paycheck nowadays by pawning more fucking pharmaceuticals that'll kill you slowly.
Mo JustUs As a biology major I kind of saw the same behavior. It was a cold, unfriendly group, silent competition like, no one wanting to be bothered to help anyone. Then one summer I used another university to take anatomy & physiology, and had a blast. It was a night course , made up of all ages, the lab was fun, we joked, helped each other, worked as a team, joking but studious, everyone wanted everyone to pass; not cut-throat like. Blew my mind that for once, there was this harmony instead of the typical crap-like behavior. The whole 4 years I kicked myself saying I should have been a creative arts major.
How sad. I think you mean sympathetic by the way. Stay away from your classmates.
I know this is old but it makes me sick!!
There were many, many times I bathed and prepared patients for the funeral home to pick up. Never once did I laugh or make fun of them! You can bet your ass anybody working with me acted right too and these people were dead! They still deserve respect!
Amen- would have written it up and taken it to the top.
Why can’t we treat the living and the dead with the same respect? Humanity truly scares me…
ABSOLUTELY, alive or dead we all need respect.
Your comment was a year ago, but thank you for being a wonderful person, unlike those people in this video!!
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To think these are the people we trust in very vulnerable situations.
it sounds like hard core professional burn out. She's totally over dealing with patients already.
Wow the lack of professionalism is astounding! Imagine that... people at their most vulnerable are being shamed, bullied and abused by such ‘professionals’.
Says a lot about the caliber of such individuals 😒
And often they get away with it because the patient is unaware during the operation. Sickening.
Think about it though. Are you really getting abused or bullied if you never know it happens?
When I clean a house, and I've cleaned some really nice houses, I clean it as though my client is at home and watching me. That way you don't move things you shouldn't move you don't touch things you shouldn't touch and you don't say things that you shouldn't say. Many of my clients can watch me through their many TVs. We have cameras everywhere we should have cameras in surgeries so we can review them.
Howcome you cleaning the houses?
@@franco7928 Most likely they clean houses as a job, I could be incorrect though.
@@franco7928 why are you asking dumb condescending questions when you know why, foolish human
@@herbj4969 Excuse me, what planet are you from? 🤣🤣🤣
@@Kkayoodle from a planet that needs to be "Cleaned" of people who ask dumb questions🤣
The nurses I last saw were awful and cruel. They laughed at my medical history (I had/still have several heart conditions), laughed at me for wearing makeup, gossiped about me going to the ER for the second time and one of them yelled at me to “never call the ambulance ever again” even though I didn’t. A registered nurse did that for me. But thanks for humiliating me in front of other patients.
They also refused to tell me that my oxygen levels were low. One of them kept rolling their eyes at me whenever I asked her questions.
I hate Australian nurses. They lack empathy and behave like high school mean girls. I hope I will never see them again.
And yes, I did file a complaint to the hospital. They told me to describe the nurses’ appearance and knew who they were. They gave those nurses a warning, but idk how true that is.
This bothers me so much. I recall having an emergency surgery and the fear I had beforehand. I put so much trust and faith into my surgical team...if I had heard them talking about me like this, it would have been really hurtful.
I already have an issue with hospitals, this makes everything worse.
Ikr someone's at their most vulnerable at a hospital and should be protected not bullied
@@rebeccacable6607 doctors aren't robots. You get to vent about your boss so why shouldn't they? They didn't say it to his face.
Change hospital with people.
@@katie-st8nx
I work in a theatre and I would never ever make any kind of inappropriate comment about a patient, not while they're under my care, not once they're out of my care either. It's highly unprofessional.
Bullshit. Nothing haooened that has or will change ANYTHING for you. You just want to feel sorry for yourself, and validate your fears ... your fear is the only thing real btw.
Wow. As a nurse who worked in Endoscopy for 10 years, I can honestly say, we NEVER spoke like that about patients under anaesthetic. Never. That’s disgusting behaviour that I’ve never seen before thankfully.
She could be British nurse as this rude stuff happens more in usa
And how and why would a patient still have a phone on their person?
I used to Patient Transport at a hospital and the staff in the Endo and Post Op units were some of the best humans I have ever known!
The whole work ethos invariably emanates from a few senior members of staff, in any profession.
I am trained surgical technologist and have assisted in many endoscopy/colonoscopy procedures. I know exactly what happens...and they don't allow phones seeing as you don't wear PANTS to have them done. Where do you suppose the guy hid the phone? Up his azz??? I bet the camera would have picked that up. And yes, I did watch the video. And I've also had the procedure myself.
RN for 35 years here.... this is not surprising. Both as a nurse and when I've been a patient, I've heard some horrifically inappropriate and unprofessional comments. There are simply some people who shouldn't work with animate objects.
I don't care if they vent as long as they do a good job i don't know a single person who has to deal with the public that doesn't have some gripes, but marking things down that doesn't afflict the patient is definitely crossing a line.
This makes my blood _boil._ How tf can you talk about someone in your care, completely exposed and vulnerable, like that?! It's beyond disgusting! To think that could happen to say a family member absolutely breaks my heart.
I expect they do so many after a while it gets exasperating?
@@bluewren2Then change jobs!!!
big deal . it's a nothing .
@@Elizabeth-lj1vm Exactly.
@@ronblack7870 No, it's not a nothing when they're falsifying medical records. That's illegal.
Recording should be standard procedure to keep people honest and honourable.
Absolutely how terrible is this
Ridiculous comments. You belong in a totalitarian state. Read 1984.
If you need to know that you're being recorded to be honorable, then you're not honorable.
i agree
It won't keep anyone "honest" and/or "honorable". It just won't get recorded.
I woke up during surgery and heard one doctor say he didn’t know what to do and the other doctor said there was nothing that could be done. After surgery the doctor came in and said they would have to do another surgery. I decided to forget it and that was 35 years ago.
Omg 😮 that's unnerving! 😳
When I woke up on a ward after a simple laparoscopy I didn't find out what was wrong with me until a doctor wandered by and said "Oh you're the lady with two foetuses" and then she walked off. No one bothered to tell me until about an hour after that, that I'd had 2 foetuses of different ages and in completely different places, one outside the womb, and that both were now cut away. Doctors have no feelings whatsoever
I have witnessed something similar only once so far: Still in med school, I was shadowing a female anaesthesiologist. The patient was a woman who had had a miscarriage, so now the fetus had to be removed in the OR. The patient had some stubble on her upper thighs, which prompted the anaesthesiologist to announce to the whole operating room: "So she couldn't shave her legs for this, huh?"
The inhumanity and lack of compassion still baffles me when I think about it.
The sooner people realize that the human species is nothing but the most evolved form of cancer, the sooner they can either change or we speed up our extinction.
Im going to mark hemorrhoids even tho i dont see any.. Terrible practice
voluntaryist The very definition of malpractice.
I know right!? Like why!? This is why everyone’s insurance is sky high. And everyone wants to blame poor people. 🙄🙄
Scott Kline 😂😂😂😂 no!
My hemmaroids are usually the ones doing the marking!
Jason Kubichek 🤣🤣🤣
Why are people so cruel? This makes my heart hurt. Not one bit of compassion whatsoever. Going to the doctor, having surgery, having medical issues and pain are severely distressing on a person. Doctors should be understanding and genuinely wanting to help people. If you are in it for the money choose another profession. :/
most of them are there for the prestige and money they do not want the work. and the same goes for teachers. yes, there are some good ones. just a few.
“If you are in it for the money, choose another profession”
80% of people quit their jobs lol
Wow! I work in a hospital and can’t imagine talking like this about a patient
Definitely horribly unprofessional and glad she got fired.
what's more sad, is having other people in the room next to her listening to it and they don't even say anything to her, so they're all allowing her to badmouth the patient.
This is why these things continue to happen every day. People who see this and let it continue. They are just as guilty in my eyes.
Enablers
I totally agree. To me, if you listen when someone is doing this and you dont speak up then YOU are just as guilty. You dont have to be rude, but definitely call them on it. It takes a confidant person to do that and also a leader.
@Paul Kryder not really Paul if you are a good nurse.
They're at the bottom rung of the food chain--they can't discipline their higher-ups.
Courtroom procedure is recorded, so should the operating room be too; why is it that there is transparency in a murder trial but not in the operating theatre? If something goes wrong a doctors word is not enough
Agree ♡
Good point! 👌🏻 Though i suspect it's because of the costs / bureaucracy, how long they should store them, how much it costs, who has the rights to watch the recordings etc..
Never thought about this but you are absolutely right. When someone’s life is in your hands there should be evidence of everything you did
I’m 34 now, but when I was 16 years old I got a full recording of one of my knee surgeries and you could hear the doctors sighs because of how bad everything was in there and they were frustrated... I wish I could get the same recordings now for my arm
Because court proceedings are considered “public” (unless a closed court for child issues etc), yet medical procedures are private so that there can be complete honesty and frank discussion with the patient and other practitioners involved in care. It would be like recording your initial consultation with your lawyer when you are being completely honest.
Without the knowledge of confidentiality people won’t be honest.
imagine trusting your life to these kind of people
So pathetic....all of them should be stripped of their licenses.
This shows you don't have to be intelligent to be a doctor.
@@primrose2076 I worked at a medical school and have no doubt your comments are right on.
You're one of those stupid people that think that being nice/bad towards people reflects a level of intelligence. Guess what ? You're wrong. Even geniuses can be evil.
No, this only shows an intelligent person can also be a bad person. N I’d think this is common knowledge. . . 🤔
Any genius can still be an asshole.......but rarely ever is an asshole a genius. The most difficult education on earth to pass is medical school. Who gives a fuck if your doctor’s an asshole.......all that matters is the medical aspect. I’ll take an asshole doctor top of their class any fucking day over a super nice doctor who barely passed. This post is so fucking dumb
You need a specific kind of memory to be able to get through the books that's all.
I was in hospital and verbally tore into a Dr. for the way he was speaking to my senior citizen roommate. He didn’t challenge me and he got polite real quick. I fully expected to have a hospital administrator come into the room and tell me to leave the hospital, but it never happened, I don’t regret what I did.
Good for you. More people need to speak up.
Good for you I honestly hate how some patients are talked about
Well done you,I know I would have done the same.
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He didn’t challenge you because he knew he was wrong. He should not be a Dr.
Years ago I was an EMT. I had to assist an Orthopedic doctor for emergency surgery on a teenager. The doctor was setting his femur all the while making fun of that poor kid. Naturally the teenager was unconscious from the anesthesia and could not hear what the doctor was saying. From that time forward every time I saw that doctor, I looked upon him with complete disgust for his insensitivity and total lack of character.
I get the feeling that many of the people who go into this profession do it for the prestige and the money. Compassion and a genuine desire to help people live better lives? That's way down the list.
I've had many colonoscopies because I have ulcerative colitis and this pisses me off. Just do your damn job and be a decent human being while you're at it!
R M hope you get better ASAP
R M
I know
Definitely because your literally paying through the nose for these doctors.
same here, have to go in 2 days again
Me too .. did one a week ago ..
THAT IS THE TROUBLE ---- THEY THINK THEY ARE THE ELITE AND SPECIAL.
$500k in damages... Fuk yeah I would record all doctors from now
armando perez ..... How do you know the guy was not a jerk before that and might have been rude and made nasty comments towards her. You don't so you just assume.
purpledude603 No one gives a shit ma dude, he has proof and they don't... Plus... 500.000 gss babyyyy
purpledude603 I highly suggest you go get a proper education at a university before you say something SO fucking stupid.
armando perez whatever dude but two wrongs don't make a right
purpledude603 totally agree there's two sides to every story always somewhere in the middle is often the truth
Goes to show you just because you’re a doctor doesn’t make you a smart person.
I've been in and out of hospitals my whole life. There's a huge connection between the quality of the hospital and the quality of the people working there. We're talking the frequency of HIPPA violations. It's so sad. People can be disgusting.
Whoever wrote all surgeries and procedure should be recorded and filmed is absolutely Right . I was a Trauma nurse for years we didn't have time to do anything but completely focus on the victim. Not one memory of derogatory comments, of course we had a very ethical medical director who demanded excellence . Those days are long gone . Sad
As someone only starting to enter their late stage in life and possibly require more frequent medical visits, thanks for the trauma.
Do you think this is a change in medical practice or is it a change in the disposition of younger generations? I assume it is the latter, it seems people's capacity for evil has grown over the last decade or two
Patient's personal belongings ain't getting inside the OR.
@@R2MintOptions mm I had my phone on the pocket of my hospital "jacket" during whole surgery and it was there when I woke up so. I also kept my bra on
@@lol-oe1md So surgeons spend one minute scrubbing and washing their arms, put on gowns and gloves before walking into the OR but your phone can go into the OR freely? cool.
don't really trust medical staff and I work in the medical field.
That's WHY you don't trust them. You see shit every day we can only imagine.
That's why you dont trust them. My mother is a retired nurse. I have heard it all. I do NOT trust the medical staff ANYwhere. Ignorance is bliss in this department.
@@stephanieshanzzz4474 And when you tell people that, they act like you're nuts. I think it's sad so many people have to get hurt by the medical community before they see it for what it is.
@@kevinday1697 SO very true!
Andra Clark that is very encouraging for the rest of us! Thank you!
This person should lose their license. People like her don't deserve the authority that comes with being a doctor.
Such cowards to say things behind their back versus directly to them when their coherent.
She, and the rest of them, crossed a line of showing simple decency and also stripping a patient of his dignity.
I want to add something to my previous comments: This woman is supposed to be a professional, and the patient's trust and his life was in her hands. Instead, she behaved like a high school queen bee mean girl in a cliche. Nobody should subjected to that. It's unacceptable. Totally unacceptable!!!
First of all doctors put more years into becoming a doctor than most people spend in school. They can act however they want to act as long as it's legal, who are you to demand professionalism the pope? Surgeons aren't exactly expendable unless you plan on spending 10-15 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on becoming one then sure by all means have her fired for having a laugh with a colleague in a stress filled job.
narutojose2. You must be one of them. (arrogant jerk) My sister quit because of the things she had to witness. Can you say "HYPOCRATIC OATH"? Education/smeducation. Doesn't entitle you to treat people like they are beneath you. They wouldn't have a practice without sick people to practice on. Check yourself. 😷
narutojose2. We all stink when we need a bath and when we sit on the toilet including YOU so get off your high horse and go wash your funky, arrogant, entltled, huffy azz.
I guess that is the point, the patient wasn't subjected to it, he was unconscious. It doesn't make it right, but that changes the intent. How did he even convince them to bring a phone into the procedure room? Or did they not notice he smuggled it in....it's not like you have pockets.
narutojose2
U r so right
People need to grow back bone.
She was talking she didnt cause physical harm to the person
People always hate on us lawyers until they need one. You call those guys 'the good doctor'.
I was 20 years old when I had surgery to expand my jaw as it was collapsing. After the surgery ended, the nurses had no idea I was awake when they were discussing how they wanted to try taking it up the rear. I pretended I was asleep and they left the room. Wild stuff.
This is very common in the medical field. Regular people have no idea.
I have been in medicine since I was 19. I can tell you I have never heard anyone talk like this. She is an absolute anomaly and completely embarrassing to the field of medicine.
"I shouldn't be so mean." ?? That was unprofessional in the extreme. She deserved to lose her job and the be sued. If that is how much respect she had for people who trust her with their lives, she is in the wrong profession. I say that as a former manager and I wouldn't let my team speak about customers that way.
Thank god people won’t get their fries cold and soggy now. Just kidding but of course whatever capacity you are in doesn’t even come close to one that deals with life and death matters like this.
The same kind of "health professional" who would take extra money to deceive patients even at the expense of their lives, the worst kind of misanthrope.
And you thought doctors were so professional.
I've overheard medical "professionals" say rude things about me right outside the room. The frustrating part is you can't stand up for yourself without looking like an uncooperative patient. It made me lose complete faith in doctors and those who are supposed to be invested in my care when before I trusted them and looked to them for guidance. Now I just get my thyroid checked once a year, and I'm gone. Anything else I try to take care of at home. I can't imagine saying such negative things about a person who isn't even conscious. sad people.
If everyone became a doctor we could take care of ourselves and friends. We all need an Alfred (From Batman)
That's quite an overreaction. So many people in the comments are vouching for the professionalism and compassion of healthcare workers, so how many times did it actually happen to you? More than twice? In different hospitals? If so, there may be something about YOU that irritates people, because such behavior isn't the norm, so think about what it is you might be doing or saying, and how you say it.
Otherwise, what do you do when you find a lump or a weird spot somewhere in your body? WebMD it? What if you start feeling faint after every workout? Unbearable aches? Unexplainable stomach problems? Do you have a lab at your house?
Honey, you're gonna die, and the people who love you will be sad and maybe even angry at you
@@bernardsoul5186Everyone's going to die, anyway.
@@bernardsoul5186 And here we go with the gaslighting. The vast majority of medical malpractice I experienced was when I was a young child, let me guess, that was my fault too? Please. Tired of y’all.
I’m the same exact way. Same with the dentist as well. No patience for foolishness. And half the time they make you more sick than you already are, with unnecessary medications and “accidentally” incorrect diagnosis’ that “coincidentally” require an endless avalanche of expensive scans and treatments. Ridiculous.
Some doctors are literally the worst human beings. We trust them with our lives and they treat us like shit. I had a medical emergency (ovarian cyst eruptions) thats was going on for 4 years!! Gave me pain meds and sent me home. Got so bad i called an ambulance (i could still walk but felt like i was dying) was throwing up, nausea meds made pain and vomiting worse. Walked into the ER through the ambulance bay. This guy doctor saw me and immediately said "what are you doing walking in here! This is for emergencies only!" Yelling at me. 12 hours later after many tests. He comes in and says i need emergency surgery due to 20 pounds of cysts. JUST BECAUSE IT DOESNT LOOK LIKE AN EMERGENCY DOESN'T MEAN ITS NOT. I wish i had the guts when i was 17 to tell him to get the fuck out of my ER room and sue that hospital. I went in every 3 months for 4 years. While my insides were exploding. I always regret to this day for not suing their asses.
@Kandy kandy that makes no sense lol suing someone doesnt make you lazy lol i almost died because THEY were too lazy to run tests. And sorry I dont live in my parents basement. My parents are dead and im a mature adult with a successful career and my own house. Have a nice day 😊
My mother is epileptic, and she hasn't had a seizure in years. 3 months ago, she had 8 seizures in her sleep. She knew something happened, but she wasn't aware they were seizures. Her PCP sent her to a neurologist. She visited him, and she explained her symptoms. The waking up and going in and out of consciousness. The confusion and headaches when she would wake up. The neurologist said, "You look fine. Nothing's wrong with you" and sent her home. She decided to get a second opinion. They actually ran tests like a competent doctor should, and it was discovered that she had 8 nocturnal seizures over the span of a month. I am still shocked at the incompetence and total disregard for the health of the patient. And this man is a neurologist, for fucks sake.
@@pr4208 oh my god thats horrible i hope shes okay now 😰
@Kandy kandy you said i dont want to earn money and i probably live in my parents basement. I said i have a career and make my own money. And i dont live in my parents basement i live in my own home. Guess you couldnt read mine either. 🤔
@Kandy kandy suing someone shows I dont love them? Why would I love doctors I dont know? Because of them I almost died but I should love them and not sue?
My OBGYN was like this, i hated her. She didnt care to explain anything that was happening to me and my daughter, she was rude af, she scraped my uterus without telling me first and broke my water intentionally without even asking me if i was ready to deliver. And she told my sister in law shr was too fat for her to be her OB.. she had to use a different hospital. Kicked her out basically. Many other things that im still traumatized over, and i never complain about anything. But my god i dont know how she still has a job. Her name is Dr. Pierre in Picayune Ms.
You should report her. Doctors can lose their license like other license professionals
There are two sides to every story. I’m not a doctor, but I imagine that if you have to cut open two people a day, at some point you start seeing human bodies as pieces of meat. It is human to dehumanize. The extreme alternative of being emotionally connected to every patient’s life and aspirations is simply unworkable. (Most surgeons could not operate on their daughters). Therefore, some doctors dehumanize patients as a coping mechanism, and in the process they dehumanize themselves. Sad, but true.