DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR: Respirology Rotation
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Join me for a day in the life of a doctor! I'm a 3rd year internal medicine resident on a respirology rotation (specialty of the lungs). You will get to meet the whole medical team and see how we work together throughout the day. We will be seeing new patients in the emergency department, following up with patients on the ward and doing a procedure to drain fluid from the pleural space, called a thoracentesis.
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i’ve been here since “1st year medical resident” it’s been so cool seeing you get more advanced each year!
grace heringer me tooo !
Me too
Same agh shes grown so much ma heart T^T
Right! And you can just see how much more confident she is too!
Same
The world needs more caring residents/doctors like you.
Completely agree. I work in an ER and I have found many of the younger residents and doctors are far more like Siobhan than many of the older docs. They are a breath of fresh air and the team works so much better.
@Inferiorita nera Sukkks BWC Thank you! I didn't want to say it but you are absolutely right. My hospital is understaffed with many residents performing under necessary expectations. It increases my workload when I'm in the ER.
@Inferiorita nera Sukkks BWC There is no doubt the older docs have better clinical skills, but that is the value of experience. I was referring more towards the general attitude with other staff, including openness to suggestion and a collaborative mindset.
Siobhan is one of a kind!
Cindi Adams I agree! I’m vlogging my entire journey from junior year of high school to becoming a doctor if you want to check it out.
Who else is excited about Siobhan starting her filming her Rheumatology Fellowship? As an RA patient since 2003, I'm so excited you chose that as your specialty! Can't wait!
VampFaye it’s so crazy to remember her in their first videos now she’s soon starting her fellowship!
VampFaye Me! I have psoriatic arthritis and behcets so I’m so excited to see her work in rheum!
Yes!! Same! Got diagnosed with RA when i was 15, now i’m 24. I think Siobhan will be a great RA doctor 👏🏻
Me too! I have Sjogren's and I'm so excited. She's a great doctor and would be wonderful anywhere but it feels like she's joining the "family" of people with autoimmune conditions.
Me too! Also a RA patient, amongst other autoimmune disorders!
I'm 33. I started smoking when I was 14. In 2009 at the age of 22, I found out I was pregnant with my son and quit that day...cold turkey! Best day of my life for so many reasons. So, February 2020 I will be 11 years cigarette free!
Brittany Fisher congrats 🎉
Brittany Fisher Attention seeking much?
Congrats!
Brandon Westfall she’s just telling her story. Arrogant much?
Brandon she has a reason to be proud don’t be RUDE
as a med student, it’s so nice to see everyone on your team enjoying themselves when they can. such an underrated component of self care
yes so true!
Good morning @@ViolinMD
@@ViolinMDI couldn’t help but slap myself and chew out your male coworker for saying THE FREAKING Q WORD!!! 😐😑😑🤦♂️
YES! People should really try to stop smoking ! I remember my days working on respiratory and the high number of COPD patient's I saw, the number of ABG's i had to do etc, it is such a difficult disease to live with.
See I will never give up smoking I will do it even to my last breath everything will end up killing us
Jennifer Espino if you saw patients with COPD and end stage respiratory failure due to smoking you would quickly stop, absolutely horrible way to die
you were a respiratory therapist before becoming a doctor?
I know someone who loves and is so proud that she smokes. Says it's her "thing" and will never give it up. I'll never understand that.
Shelby Zealand my ex bestfriend says that she would never quit it because she wants to die early. She’s only 15 and smokes 2 packs a day. Edit: to avoid any confusion, in lebanon you will never be chastised for underage smoking/drinking.
Yo, what?! Of any reason I've heard, that is the dumbest. Smoking at 15 to die quickly? Who ever invented that? xD La Reina, if you ever meet that ex-friend again, tell her to stop being silly. And to quit smoking, as it's just a waste of time in general. I don't know how much a pack of smokes costs in Lebanon, but if she smokes two a day, she can give that money to poor people who really need it or she can just send it to me. Oh, and Shelby Zealand, tell her to make quitting smoking her "thing".
@@lareina3877 maybe now with the economic situation we would have less smokers 😂
Majd Kayali yeah i think so😂
As long as she respects non-smokers around her, I don't know what the problem is. Of course, it's likely that she will become ill at some point and impose herself on the medical fraternity, and will become more and more ill if she continues to smoke and likely die as a result. But its a metaphysical thing, isn't it? It's your life for what you want to do with it, and as long you don't abuse the love and goodwill of others, then go ahead.
I'm a respiratory therapy student and I get SO excited every time I see you post videos that have anything to do with respiratory haha. Love your videos!
I love how she is doing her job but also teaching us at the same time.
Dear Siobhan, I am so glad I found your RUclips! I am a 25 y/o MD from Serbia who wasn’t really sure what I wanted to specialize in, but you helped me decide (and choose internal medicine). You are such an inspiration - smart, kind, full of energy, and I would like to be as half as good doctor as you are.
Seeing you with your attitude and the way you carry yourself just makes me smile! You make me proud of you just by watching you grow as a person. You are going to do great things, young lady!
I wish healthcare professionals would remember that not all COPD is self inflicted. My Mother was given a COPD diagnosis after her lungs were damaged by infection yet was openly told that her treatment is inferior to that given to someone with something like asthma by the specialist nurse. She’s never smoked yet repeatedly gets asked if she’s quit. It’s so frustrating. Thanks for the video, I hope preparations for your exam are going well
I agree with you my adoptive father has COPD and never smoked! I think some of it is cused environmental issues as-well.
Yes!! I was hoping this would be mentioned. It’s kind of like diabetes - people hear that word and they think “self inflicted”.
I love it whenever a medical professional takes a moment to dispel misconceptions like that. (Siobhan does it often, which is one of things I love about her channel.)
Mark Weatherall I was just about to mention A-1! When I saw this episode (only half way through it now), I was wondering if A-1 will be mentioned. I don’t drink and never smoked, and always got told off by medical staff...
The reason alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency isn't mentioned is because it is the cause in only 1% of people with COPD. It's a genetic condition that's rare. The AAT protein is low thereby not protecting the patient's lungs. The majority of people with COPD are smokers and it's why medical professionals do tend to harp on eliminating smoking.
I'm sorry some of your family members were treated poorly. Although the above is true, it's no excuse. Doctor's need to read someone's full history rather than making assumptions based off of the majority cause.
right i believe 10% of COPD is due to external factors like second hand, work related (firefighters, textile factory), A-1 too
"It normally gets busy in winter..."
Me: It's aut... oh wait she's Canadian, autumn doesn't exist
Same here in Scotland!
We get fall! September-November. 🇨🇦❤️🍂
Sure it does. It's the week between summer and winter. 😉
Actually I'm on the West coast of Canada, we don't have winter. Just a more rainy season with the odd snowflake thrown in for variety.
You're likely joking, but Vancouver/West Coast has a normal length autumn and a wussy winter. Snow is news-worthy here since we only see it for like 10 days/year and it melts in 24 hours lol.
hahaha!
I appreciate the respiratory doctors because they do so much to help patients breathe and feel better. As an asthma sufferer who takes a controller med and has a rescue inhaler, I can't help but be appreciative for the pulmonary docs who not only diagnosed me but helped me in my journey to breathe easier. Thank you for covering that rotation. Have a great day Sioban! ☺️😊
I’ve been here since “Hi, I’m Siobhan, a 1st year medical resident!” It’s great to see you grow every year and go towards your dream! 😁
Daniel Tasic me too!
Your positivity is absolutely infectious, and on top of that you do an excellent job of making engaging videos. They're educational, but so entertaining! I'm an undergrad applying to vet med, and it can be so stressful, especially during COVID.... but your videos do such a great job of making me feel refreshed and motivated. Thank you for sharing!
I’m currently a Pre-Med student and your videos keep me so excited and motivated for the future! Keep doing what you do, love your content and love your attitude towards everything :)
The clip of emphasis on quitting smoking began as I was smoking, talk about a sign 😐
I'm not actually a doctor nurse or med student I just like the drama and things that happen in the medical world
Narwhal Girl 2009 right there with you! So interesting to me
Drama ...?
Same I love greys anatomy
@@damnmuggle Drama “…an exciting, emotional, or unexpected event or circumstance.”
I’m currently a medical lab scientist student so this was definitely an interesting point of view. I’m used to getting respiratory cultures but it’s nice to see how important those tests are to ensure that the patient gets the best care.
Oh my gosh, Siobhan, I have been watching you since your first year! I’ve learn a lot just from watching you! In fact, you inspired me to get into Emergency Medicine! Although I am not of age to apply to colleges yet, you can never start learning too early! ♥️
You’re a pure inspiration Dr Siobhan. Never failed to miss a single video from you. Can’t wait to see you advance in this field in July!
the irony that I should be studying for my dream job but instead I’m watching someone do my dream job 🤣
Idk if I’ve ever seen a group of residents seem so happy 😂
"laughter is the best medicine" maybe not for pulmonology lol
Lucas Girala ohhh 😯 😂
Good
ha ha
I am a fifth year medical student and you truly inspire me❤️ thank you
I think it is really important to note that even patients who have NEVER smoked a day in their lives can also suffer with COPD
This is so cool! Im studying medicine as well, (Naturopathic medicine) and we’re currently learning about dyspnea/ lung pathologies and diseases in our clinical medicine course. It’s so cool seeing this in applied residency! You’re making studies for exams and clinic rotations much more fun and interesting, thank you!! :)
I am a registered nurse who just started working in an medical ICU and before this I had zero hospital experience (I worked in a skilled nursing facility after I graduated). I found your videos very helpful in helping me getting familiar with all those procedure I need to help doctors to do as a nurse. Your thinking process and explanation also help me to work with doctors better in the future. Thank you so much!
those adorable frekcles persist even in the winter
She’s married weirdo
@@damnmuggle I said her freckles were adorable I didn't say I wanted to bang her, calm yourself
This popped up in my suggestions, maybe because I'm a Nurse Practitioner in a hospital. It's interesting to see the difference in a US hospital vs a Canadian hospital. You seem like such a genuinely caring person, I hope you never lose that. Fantastic video, new subbie here! 💜💜
The quality and care you have for your job and these videos really shows 😊 it's a pleasure to be on this journey with you!
Since I started watching your videos I never even think to complain about any sort of waiting time especially in emergency because now I see what's going on behind the scenes, it's easy to get caught up in your own problems especially when you're hurting but it hasn't seemed to matter I always try to be as gracious as possible to the healthcare workers around me because they're put under a lot of stress and extremely long hours and their streamly knowledgeable and educated citizens just trying to do their job as best they can in a country where we offer free healthcare and therefore have very high volumes
Ever since one comment said how your eye brows move when you say “Xrd year medical resident”, I can’t unsee it no matter how hard I try.
haha really? that's so funny!
Violin MD in case you were wondering, it’s not like it’s a bad thing. It’s quite adorable. Just wanted to get that out in case you felt like it was a bad thing that your eyebrows do that.
I’m a Respiratory therapy student, love this video!
good luck :)
I have an enormous amount of respect for our doctors, and all those who serve within the medical field. We need you, and in many cases, could not live the quality of life we have, without your compassion, love and dedication, including all your sleepless nights. So, just want to give a big thank you!
I aspire to be like you your always happy and put a smile on my face☺️🥰
I have been here since 1st year medical resident and I can say that you are doing a great job siobhan in medicine and your certainly right laughter is the best medicine
I love u and I’m so happy that u got in to Rhumetology!! I’m really excited to continue following ur journey!! Have a great rest of ur day whoever may be reading this
I wish al doctors were so energetic like you!
Same
You will be the most outstanding doctor there could possibly be
Congrats on your match! Wishing you the best in your career. Thank you for posting!!
2 things: 1) that squee of excitement brought forth tears of joy again!
2) bad resident for saying the word “quiet” in a hospital!! 🤣🤣🤣
I wish you would have mentioned the RTs.
Siobhan when you did the match day video tears were streaming down my face. I love that you got your choice, you have a heart of gold and you really deserved this. You are so great my love enjoy
You are always so energetic and enthusiastic! Thanks for the positive videos!
Hi Siobhan,
I love your energy. I dropped out off nursing school 20 years ago because my anxiety was extremely high. I would have panic attacks. I’m back in now and loving it. I have a different outlook and love the practical and learning experience. I’ve just had to get marked off for putting the sterile gloves on. We also have dines obs and we have just gone through basic lung functions and abnormalities. When you were talking about your patient with COPD I really could picture her leaning forward, trying hard to get oxygen and I have an idea why. It’s exciting. I go on my first hospital prac in 2 weeks and I’m looking forward to it. 20 years ago I would have been dreading it. I’m really grateful to you and everyone else who make videos and taking up valuable time to provide me with information about medicine and hospitals. Thank you.
Awh you work in the hospital I was born in and the hospital that saved my dads life! God bless you and thank you🙏🏻
I'm a respiratory therapy student, and this was so cool to watch!
I quit smoking this summer because I had a tonsillectomy, so happy that I did not start again! Tried to quit smoking 2 times before but this time I have succeeded and feel so much better! I almost never get colds anymore, food tastes better and I don’t worry about lungcancer or COPD anymore ☺️ Very good video! ❤️
Good to hear those familiar diseases specially COPD. I’m in my 2nd year in RT (respiratory therapist) program. We are in charge of pulmonary function test and help those COPD patients and many more to breath better.
I'm a current respiratory therapist student and it was very interesting to watch tbis video today!!!! My favorite by far 🙌 hehe I guess I am a bit biased 😅
I think in between the snowy streets of Ontario and the similar Toomey architecture and seeing the inside of the hospital that seems to look like every other Canadian hospital all the way to seeing those Tim Hortons cups of your fellow residents during your lesson.... it's the small things but big reasons why I watch you my fellow Canadian!
I’m studying to become a nursing assistant, and your videos inspire me to keep going. Thank you!
This is a good video to watch when you’re sitting in Cleveland Clinic
What’s Cleveland Clinic?
Magic Lentil Soup a hospital
@@magiclentilsoup2375 the Cleveland clinic is more than just a hospital. It is like the Mayo clinic. Highly respected.
@@mollyroberts2458 Oh so I guess like Great Ormond Street Hospital then
Thank you Siobhan. This is truly an important video of you about treating patients with Respiralogy Rotation. Some people with cancer get this kind of lung problems. Siobhan, you know, because of my illness motor neurone disease, I'm unable to speak louder, because doctors said my lungs are shrunk because of nervous breakdown in my body
COngratulations on your match to rheumatology. I love your spirits and most of all your smile. It's good to see a doctor smiling through residency. I'm still in medical school hoping to make it to clinicals and residency.
I just now found you! I have really enjoyed watching your videos before going to school everyday when I need a quick video to watch! Such an amazing thing you do every day!
She's smart, she cares, and she has the gift of being able to teach. The Canadian language (as opposed to the U.S. version of English) uses the term "Respirology," where here, it's called Pulmonology. I think their term is superior. Once again, great video. And either she's great at weeding out the less pleasant docs, or her program is filled with wonderful physicians.
Hey Siobhan! I was wondering if you could do a video showing the average day of those working behind the scenes in the lab? I'm currently studying to be a cytotechnologist, and would love to see a video about that, plus get some of your amazing input!
Ah yay!! The week couldn’t end in such a better way! Sunday I placed 5th on the podium at my regional oireachtas (which is basically the competition where u qualify for worlds, all Ireland & other major competitions in competitive Irish dance) & I QUALIFIED!! Can’t wait for the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN DUBLIN 2020!! It brings me back to Canadian nationals & Irish nationals earlier in the yr when I was in hospital a few days with low bloods! It sucks but I hope I can get through 2020 without any mishaps & can deal with juggling school, hospital oppoitments & dance class 5 days a week 3 hours at a time!!
I’m a medical assistant at a pulmonary and sleep medicine office and I do pulmonary function test! So happy!
I remember reading some old medical stories, and COPD and chronic emphysema were conditions that were only seen in coal miners and trumpet players. Horn players destroyed their alveoli because of the back pressure of forcing air through the horn. But as smoking became more and more socially acceptable during the 20th century (and as air pollution became more of a public issue), more and more people started developing COPD and other chronic respiratory diseases. I admit that I have plenty of bad habits, but smoking is one I've managed to avoid all my life.
i want to be like you when i grow up! you play and instrument and do clinic work, so inspirational!!
When I think of what a doctor should be it is a lot like you I have not been so lucky to find one like this though my pulmonologist was awful I am 42 with stage 4 emphysema I told him my oxygen dropped into the 70s laying in bed it took him 2 months to actually test this and put me on oxygen now I have congestive heart failure moderate regurgitation in my tricuspid,mitral valves and my mitral valve leaflets have become thickened ...So keep being awesome ,positive and a doctor that listens to the patient
i think i been here before just want to say i love her energy so positive
Wow, I’m a first year nursing student and always feel like I don’t know much about anatomy and physiology. I always doubt my knowledge and my ability to be a nurse/health care professional. But it was SO refreshing to watch this video and understand mostly everything you were talking about. Hypoxia, COPD, pleura effusion, ox sats, cell count differentials. Makes me feel like when I graduate, I will actually be competent and knowledgeable enough to do my job and do it well 💕.
You have years of education ahead, and then you never stop learning in this career. You will get there :) We all started somewhere. Good luck!
...I can listen to you talk all day ...can we get more doctors like her
What a marvelous person you appear to be. Wish you were here in Ca.
A great way to end finals month, a Siobhan video! 🤩✨🙏🏻
Loving the editing in this vid! Really looks great! So happy for you with your match too. Congrats girl!
Great call using the B-PAP, esp over using a ventilator. I have asthma and If i get a cold, it turns pneumonia quickly. I always end up in the icu 😔 i normally have low blood oxygen, around 70. One of the icu docs tried the B-PAP and wow what i difference! Kept it on 24/7 for 3 days, it shortened my hospital stay and helped me recover quickly!
I think about it often when i hear about covid patient's going into ventilators so quickly. I wonder if they are using c-pap or B-PAP on them
My niece just finished her residency, she has decided to be a Hospitalist, she really liked it. & my other niece finished her residency in OB/GYN . I am so proud of them both. Good luck to you as well. 😊
Thank you for all you do to help the people 💕💕💕
I loved this video I work for a Pulmonologist. I have been a Medical Assistant for 6 years and I'm going to start taking my prerequisites In January to get into the nursing program to finally be an RN It is very heartbreaking seeing the patients with COPD most of them were smokers for 40 plus years. Lots of lung cancer patients as well. I always get so scared when I take there pulse ox and the machine starts beeping because it's so low and they are gasping for air. I love your videos they are very informative. Keep up the great work!
ooo ive never come across the term "respirology" before.. we just use "respiratory" here in the UK😉 and wow that's a massive effusion..wonder what's caused it :o
I’m from the UK too and have only ever seen it called pulmonology! x
I’m from the US and never heard of respirology. Pulmonologist/Pulmonary or Respiratory
Also from the us, I've only heard pulmonologist.
@@manuelabresee She's from Canada so that might be that
Here in Canada we use Respirology/Respirologist/Respiratory.
You are one of the reasons why I want to be a hospital doctor :)
I’ve never smoked a day in my life and I have COPD. I’ve had it for 16 years now. Can’t even bee near smoke without collapsing and going into cardiac arrest
She is literally the perfect human. I don’t think she’s even human, I think she’s an angel lol ❤️ love you girl
I got my whole family to love you! Your videos are so interesting and informational! Much love from my family and from Minnesota❤️!
Love how the lighting makes your little face shine even more.
It's Saturday so it's Dr. Siobhan day! This is a very timely video for me since I've been dealing with respiratory issues for about a year.
I’m so glad to see your new videos! I have a very rare auto immune disease, so I’m curious what types of cases you’ll be seeing! Much love to you!!!!💗💗💗
To everyone watching who's quit, or is trying to quit smoking, I admire you. My dad quit a while ago and it was so hard for him.
She is lovely, I’m glad she got Rheumatology. Long old day but still as cheery as the start of her day!! 😊
I was just watching a girl talk about traditional Irish girl names and she mentioned the name Siobhan! I of course thought of you and it was cool to know the origin and meaning of the name, it’s beautiful ❤️
My husband stopped smoking cold turkey and iam so proud of him. We finally are buying our first home and as thank u for this blessing he made the promise to stop smoking. I am so happy !!! We want daddy with us for the longest possible!! ❤️🧔🏻👩🏻👧🏻👧🏻
I am a recent follower to your channel and I quite enjoy it as a layman we get to see so many aspects of a residents life thank you for that
I had a heart attack a few years ago so I get to be one of the chosen few to be a regular visitor to hospital for tests and such and it’s even better as it is a teaching hospital UNHBC so I also when I am there I have let it be known that if medical students or residents are there I will be their guinea pig I’m an oddball that way. Once even I was visiting a friend in Emerg and the attending was someone I knew and she asked if the students and 1st yr resident could do checkup on me was quite entertaining for me
As a nursing student I love these videos so much and love that I can understand what youre talking about :) thank you for such great content!!!!
Briana Solano same!!!
Love your videos! I love that they’re actually real life things going on!
I would love to have you as a doctor. Your spirit is infectious! No pun intended ;)
i am also a resident but how could you be so happy while being in so much stress situation ,,,, i get motivated
This is an amazing video!! Love your energy in EVERY video and the knowledge you share. Very educational. I've made so many of my friends watch your video for educational purposes haha. Love you and can't wait for more.
I need to say that you look exactly like sutton foster
The wind howling after you got out for the day was harsh 🤣 stay warm!
Most cases of COPD are in smokers but I don’t smoke & I have genetic emphysema called Alpha 1. Just wanted to spread awareness! :))
So sorry you are having to deal with this genetic issue~My Dad did smoke, yet also had the gene for Emphysema, which his Dad carried, and Grandpa never smoked, himself...
Hope yours stays well controlled:)
Holly Fisher Thank you! 🤗
Was just about to do the same Lisa! Thanks for mentioning it.
I'm 44 and have COPD from multiple aspirations, I just did a lung test and was told I only have 40% lung function, my blood oxygen saturation drops to 70.
It's absolutely terrifying when it happens and feels like someone strangling you to death.
As asthmatic patient and worry about the use of inhaler and lung cancer . Do you know more about this concern ? Should you make a video about that ? Love from NJ .
A great doctor.. I am a fifth year medical student and I intend to specialize in the Pulmonary Medicine ❤
These are so helpful im doing a gcse science and I'm really bad at biology i need this this is so entertaining and educational thank you!