I love how you explain all the facts that someone who doesn’t study medicine wouldn’t understand! It makes it so much more interesting. I have to admit I laughed so hard when you rolled your eyes every time the love scenes came on😂😂😂😂😂😁 best thing I’ve scene all day!
"We used to have translators that lived in the hospital- I mean worked in the hospital." Dr Mike, accidentally spilling deep dark secrets of hospitals. 😂
@@denied7616 singing *at* *all* while performing life saving medical care in a hectic, life-or-death emergency scenario might make them slightly disgruntled.
I forgot how much they made Conrad out to be a villain in the pilot, and changed him to be the lead character over time. Dr. Bell underwent a pretty heavy redemption arc too, because they kept adding people even worse than he was lol.
I just started the show and honestly this gives me hope too. i consider that Conrad wasn't a villain but it is a way of getting someone to respect you and follow you, a form of gaining leadership, ig.
When my grandfather passed I was doing chest compressions and heard a rib breaking... My family was around like "you're hurting him, don't do it so strongly". And I just could think "WTF he is dying guys, what does a freaking broken rib matter"?
The same thing happend to me around 1 year ago but with my grandmother my parents were screaming at me to stop because "I'm hurting her" when the smbulace arived they told me and my family that i saved her life
Pretty sure a broken rib while doing CPR is a good thing most of the times cuz you’re probably doing it right. A broken rib will heal, a dead person wont
You were completely in the right. It's very common to break ribs when you're doing CPR correctly. A lot of people feel bad about this because you're breaking a bone and "hurting the person" but if you're doing CPR, the person is dead and you're trying to save their life. You don't do CPR on a living person and a broken rib doesn't matter in that sense - if they're dead they won't care (not to sound crude lol but I'm sure you get what I mean) and if they live then the bone will heal and you'd have saved their life
@jeff idk if you're doing cpr, the person is already dead. You don't do cpr on a living person. Breaking ribs is a risk you run when doing cpr and I think if a rib were to puncture a vital organ and the person couldn't be saved, it wouldn't come back as murder on you because you were trying to bring them back to life
@jeff idk I think there's also the whole "Good samaritan" thing, where you can't be held accountable for damage done if you were trying to help a person. Dunno if it applies to injuries done during CPR though
I think the light-hearted approach is VERY situation specific. Recently my sister was hospitalized following a suicide attempt with sleeping pills and she was fine but unconscious. We had this nurse who kept walking in like "Woo! Is she still sleeping? She sure is sleepy! Wake up honey!" And it was the most tone deaf, upsetting thing. I definitely think it's different if you know the patient well, though
My mom was basically dead in our living room and paramedics were joking with each other while trying to bring her back I was 17 and traumatised/angry They barely tried…i don’t like light hearted in the slightest even now I have an autistic son and doctors don’t take me seriously and ask why he can’t speak for himself after I’ve said he’s non verbal/he had a fever and a doctor once told me because he didn’t take a piece of paper from him I should get him checked for autism didn’t ever take his temperature or anything
Last year I was in hospital for a similar reason and my blood pressure spiked. Having a straightforward German doctor was really helpful for me to go "wait a minute, I almost had a heart attack at the age of 28 because of the pills I took" whereas if it had been someone really chill I might not have seen how serious my condition was. I've always hated doctors because my Mum died I felt like they were useless. I went private for my ADHD diagnosis as the GP was just way too light-hearted so often. The NHS in hospitals are fantastic tho.
@@saharah101 I don't know what country you're in but I hope your son is getting support now. I have the same feelings as I lost my Mum at the age of 9 and it seemed like all the adults did nothing. Many years later I found out it was related to a new medication they had given her but they neglected to do a full exam after she passed away. It sucks so much to feel so powerless over something that has a big impact like that. Hope you're doing ok. My heart goes out to you x
Agreed, if something is very serious, be serious. We act like that in any other social situation, so medical situations are no different. It'd be weird if your boss was like "You're fired! How about that! Woo!"
Well.. It was a machine-translation! What did you thunk? That sounds conscious from a production-standpoint. Or do you expect that a person with no mental-issues whatsoever will be robotic enough to not comprehend a broken rendition of his mother-tongue?
I am in recovery and have 2 years sober. I typically find myself rolling my eyes when doctors talk about addiction due to stigma inducing comments. HOWEVER, I loved how you showed some compassion to addicts in this review.
Congratulations on your sobriety! I have friends who use, and agree with your post about stigma around drug use. That stigma needs to change. It will save so many lives.
My STEM teacher was teaching us what to do when someone doesn’t have a heart beat. She was telling us about CPR and chest compressions, so I asked if it’s possible to break ribs when doing this, and she said: “No! There’s no way to break the ribs. You need to do the chest compressions under the ribs so you don’t break them”. EXCUSE ME WHAT.
Fans of The Resident: One of the most medically accurate tv shows on right now Doctor Mike (a real doctor): This show is ridiculous XD that made my day rofl
The Resident is BY FAR the worst medical show ever made. I am nowhere near a doctor but I could not stand allllll of the massive and horrific inaccuracies. I tried to watch it but only could get through 2 1/2 episodes. Half of the last because I just could not make myself suffer any more. Lol It's seriously just the WORST.
Lol, I know what you mean, I watched a couple eps of it...thought it would be something like House (idc if House is Inaccurate, its funny af) but...it wasn't....IN SO MANY WAYS!
Just wanted to say: Thank you, Dr. Mike for these videos. They're not only entertaining, but I also learn a lot from them. Especially as an aspiring writer, it's incredibly useful to get a professional's opinion on what some shows are doing.
Literally, Mike, you could watch every single episode of all of these medical shows and comment on them and I would watch EVERY one. They are amazing and so fun to watch!
Love that you took a moment to point out how translators and interpreters are used (tech, talking to the patient rather than the terp or translator). Most people don't know how that process works and it warms my heart that you took the time to educate folks about it 😍 Sincerely, a former ASL interpreting student. 🤟
I'm an interpreter, though I don't work in healthcare interpreting, and I also appreciated this aspect! @Pagan Deva that's unfortunate and unprofessional for an interpreter to say that. Sadly, in many countries, cost-cutting measures have put pressure on healthcare interpreters and degraded their working conditions to a point where many qualified professionals are quitting and their positions are having to be filled by those who are less (or not at all!) qualified. Sadly, short-term cost saving measures cost a lot more in the long term in terms of costs and patient safety :(
As a fellow doctor, I strongly recommend you watch Code black. I feel the writers really think about the cases they want to bring to screen. It’s placed in an ER so you obviously don’t spend much time with each of them, but it’s realistic. The relationship between doctors is portrayed really well. And no on call room sex haha.
Paola Andrade but that's the best part😩....I'm joking of course🙃 but fr tho who really watches these medical shows for their realism and medical accuracy😂 (except maybe actual medical professionals🤔...I guess.😐) I tune in to watch exagggerated medicine:) like the best heart surgeon in the globe perform heart surgery on a dude in a plane with nothing but a butter knife, a plastic straw and a sewing kit.😎
Yes, yes, yes...that show is probably the closest thing on television to actual medicine while not being a documentary. Chicago med has some good parts too. I just hate when they justify making ethico-legal violations.
I agree with Code Black, but just like most medical shows it can be over the top. They inserted a Foley cath into a nose top the bleeding, then inflated the bulb with 10mLs of hot coffee!!
As someone with chronic illness I can absolutely agree that medical professionals who smile, have a laugh and a joke with you, actually pays attention to you and builds a rapor and relationship with you makes an ENORMOUS difference to your time in the hospital and even sometimes to how you feel. They don't even need to be a doctor or nurse, it could be a cleaner or the lady who pushes round the tea trolley; feeling that you're not alone in a building full of strangers makes a world of difference to a patient's experience.
I really love your expiation on drug use. I remember one of my many trips to the ER for being a 9 year drug addict. I was actually home and got so high I was on the verge of an overdose and I passed out outside and it was a heat wave in my area. My family found me and rushed me to the hospital and I could only make like growling noises as a result of the drugs and I was severely dehydrated (so much that my kidneys were shutting down causing a ton of pain) and I had severe heat stroke (running an internal temp of 104) Luckily the doctors and nurses took really good care of me and were able to save my life. And I was definitely a very unpleasant patient because I was combative and confused like you said alternated mental status. Luckily I got some help and have been clean for almost a year now so thank you for doing what you do. You truly save people’s lives.
Hey there Doctor Mike, I watched this video a few months ago and it was a bit hard to speak out on this, but I just wanted to thank you, your speech on doing the right thing for your family members who are in the situation of possible brain death and horrible quality of life after whatever happened really made me feel a lot more comfortable in my own situation. My mother passed just over a year ago now due to a stroke caused by TTP, and as I was her next of kin I was the sole decision maker in what happened with her. I of course spoke with my close family about what I should do and what would be best as she had 2-3 strokes prior which she struggled to bounce back from, and after a few days she still wasn’t responding. I fought myself so long on the decision just holding on for hope, but I slowly realized it was different from other times. I decided she shouldn’t suffer anymore, but I always question whether or not it was right. Every single doctor and specialist I spoke to said the same thing; That the risk is very high for her quality of life being extremely poor, and that my decision is honestly the best one they felt I could make, saying if it was their family they would be in the same situation and make the same decision. It just helps me feel better knowing I made the right decision, and that you have the same view they did. I knew the doctors hearts were in the right place, but hearing you say that where we know yours is in the right place, just gives me so much comfort and trust in the doctors that I had dealt with. Thank you Doctor Mike, I know it may not seem like that huge of a deal, but it really is to me
I'm so sorry you went through that traumatizing experience. I'm sure your mom appreciates the care you put into taking care of her and looks over you now. ❤
I’m a nurse in Sweden and I always tell doctors when they are about to do mistakes or if I’m unsure about their decision, because I don’t want to give the patient the wrong medication or send somebody to the OR if their INR is too high. Everybody’s human and makes mistakes and I just want the best treatment for the patient. The doctors I’ve worked with almost never get upset, and especially in the ER some of them asks us for advice.
We do not have much hierarchy in Sweden, which makes it easy for people further down the ladder to dare to speak out. Employees in Sweden are also expected to make their own decisions and do not always wait for orders. It's no problem to tell a manager that his decision is wrong and there will be no reprimands for such things.
I worked as an interpreter and I think it's great that you made it a point to say you're supposed to have a conversation with the patient and not the interpreter. This statement really educates the masses and makes interpreting easier
This show was on TV for the first time in France last night. My mother (she's a nurse) has stopped watch 2 minutes after the beggining : it was too "fake" for her... x')
TO be honest I find it boring and too dramatic. The only reason I would "watch" it (means I am doing something else whily the show runs) is because of Matt Czuchry who I love since the first time I saw him playing Logan Huntzberger. :)
I think it gets so much better after the first few episodes and the writers figure out how to write for the characters. The pilot sets up a show that they don’t really follow through on and redeem some of the more irredeemable characters from the first episode.
@@MrJagermeister i found it fun to watch, since i dont know much about medicine at the moment i am glad to watch it before everything comes crashing down
12:38 doctor mike influenced me so much that, when the dude said that she had no pulse, I was already shouting at him to do chest compressions. Even before mike mentioned them. Lmao 💀 thanks for the good influence. I'm trying to get into university to get my degree in medicine and to become a cardiologist
Dr. Mike, please do a series about correct FIRST AID in every, or in the most common situations. That would be such a great help. Have a nice day, dear. Love from Transylvania.
My parents are deaf and having an interpreter in the hospital or at doctor's offices have always been rough because they think that an interpreter on an ipad is good enough. But it can be laggy or not work well at all. So an actual person there interpreting is always best, and I love the fact that you mentioned talking to the patient directly instead of the interpreter because that's another big thing in the deaf world, eye contact and body language
About a year ago someone in my orchestra fell down without a pulse and he is still alive because someone with no medical training or first aid training started doing chest compression. This also inspired a lot of people in the orchestra to do the course.
I would LOVE to hear your take on a newer episode. There is a villian for every season, but the more recent episodes started talking about insurance issues. Greys Anatomy has had some episodes recently about medical insurance complications as well. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE review a medical show dealing with that!
Chicago med or the night shift. Chicago med is less drama, more action and the night shift is about doing medicine in the field. And it’s all military doctors. Chicago med is my favorite show!
“Translators that lived in the hospital - I mean, worked in the hospital.” Because anyone in the medical field definitely feels like we live there some days. That cracked me up.
“Maybe I’ve just worked in the wrong hospital” I’m sure all his colleagues want to grab him and pull him in a dark room like that... But.. ethics? idk Not exposing your colleagues at all, nonono I’m just saying
If he's not getting any, nobody is. 😄 Also having worked in a hospital myself, I have never witnessed a romantic anything. I was far too busy fantasizing about my next bathroom break to think about sexy time.. that's how you get bladder infections people!
I need you to react to more of this show. It gets intense with drama, but also a lot of medical conditions that I think you would find interesting, and I would LOVE you’re take on it.
they told a little girl on greys to sing staying alive while giving her mom chest compressions on the phone. i didn’t even know this and now this is so cool to me
Hadley Beccum I’d be more surprised if a “little girl” never seen the show so let’s say age 10 knew the song stayin alive. I’d give props to the parents.
The way you describe the different medical procedures reminds me of the way my dad does it. The only difference is your way of describing is much simpler and so easier to understand for someone who someone who hasn't studied medicine.
I was a drug addict. I’m in recovery but I’m happy you talked about it and did so with respect. I overdosed a few times and I’ve had nurses be incredibly rude to me but the last nurse I had was the nicest and actually talked to me. I overdosed from a relapse and she knew my mom was calling my phone and I was crying and wouldn’t answer. She asked why and I told her I relapsed today and she sat down and talked to me. I ended up telling my mother but I still had to get home on my own etc. I had the drugs in my bra and nobody knew. I didn’t have paraphernalia on me so they didn’t know if someone drugged me. The nurse hugged me goodbye after I was discharged and I got out of the hospital and dumped the drugs without thinking about it. I wanted heroin but I got carfet. Fetanyl I would of been ok. The amount I did shouldn’t of made me overdose so I know it was probably carfet at this point. And also- THANK YOU for what you said about physical dependency and it truly is the worst pain in the world. It’s the flu x100. And the restlessness is horrid. I hope any addict out there can get clean and see the light like I did. God willing, I’ll stay clean. Thank you for being a great role model and talking about addiction so unbiased.
Nicole Shett i know i’m a stranger but your story touches home & reminds me of my cousin who passed a few years ago. just wanted to say that i’m proud of you & i believe in you 💜💜
I'm glad you made it. Especially how you're keeping your outlook so positive. Having a positive outlook is the toughest thing to maintain but it just goes to prove how strong you have been. I wish and pray the best for you!
So when you want to be accepted by nurses you should accept that some nurses can react rude. Its not because they dont like you personally but because a lot of drug addictive destroy their bodies and still want treatments every day. Its very hard to be kind and patient all the time especially when some of the drug addictive patients misbehave as well
Love the content. I've watched a few episodes of this in Pre-med and was impressed. Now seeing your videos I've realized sticking to your books, watching content from doctors like you who give realistic and accurate information is best. These shows, even if they have some good examples, are purely fictitious and forced for entertaining not for educating at all.
My mom was the lighthearted one that smiled all the time and made everyone on the ward happy to see her...as she was dying from cancer...in the last 10 days of her life. She was amazing. Love you mom💗
Omfg he HAS to watch the most recent Greys Anatomy where they *spoilers* take a cold main character and bring her back to life with 3 hours of chest compression. I wanted to tag Dr. Mike in the WHOLE time.
This is a helpful video because my boyfriend is currently an internal medicine resident, and I started binging this show because it helps me stay connected with him. And he says most medical shows aren't accurate, so it's nice to see your commentary and explanation that some of the medical advice and knowledge given in the show is accurate. Plus, I like proving him wrong haha. It's a crazy show, and believe it gets crazier from then on! Thanks for the video!
About time! Thanks, Dr. Mike! You’re right about The Resident being over exaggerated (like any other show), but I’ve spent probably half my life in a hospital to contest that probably half of it might not be entirely unrealistic. Thanks for the review! Looking forward to your other videos! (And hopefully a couple more episodes of The Resident. Teehee) 😁
I was introduced to the show by looking at Mikes reaction, now i watched all of it - was crying almost every episode, especially the season finale! "i love you -- i know, i love you too -- i love you more!"
@ 4:00 lol in Conrad’s defense (the blonde guy) he was purposely being a prick to Devon to shake him up & see if he would speak up for himself/have a backbone. Basically a test. And Devon passed the test with flying colors hah cause now they’re best friends and work wonderfully together
I enjoy watching your videos. They are very educational without the patronizing tone many doctors seem to develop once they have a patient who is interested or slightly knowledgeable in the medical field. I have found that they do seem to inflate the drama and make Conrad seem so arrogant and defiant but the other episodes help level him out. He really seems to care about the actual patient, no matter what.. even when money becomes an issue, which hits home in today's society.. so many untreated or mistreated due to lack of money or insurance but doesnt make their life any less valuable or important. I really enjoy this show for that reason alone. Thank you for what you are doing. You are a genuine and caring doctor, wish I could find doctors like you in my area.
hey calm down, just because there are more channels like this doesn't mean ideas and channels were stolen. its youtube there are a lot of similar channels lol
odeleya rosner I didn't say I didn't like Dr. Mike but I certainly can see why you may have tought that. I understand that you're big fan and WANT to believe that he didn't steal the idea and I hope that this is the case but he's not even addressing it Afaik. He would rather ban Dr. hope from his channel. It's completely not ethical and just overall douche baggery. You're saying everyone got over that? Who is "everyone"?
I love this show! Conrad gets better because you see that while some of what he does isn’t right he doesn’t care about money or what the head of the hospital thinks what matters to him is that the patient is taken care of and gets the treatment they need
I wouldn't say this is the most accurate show.. This show is more focused on highlighting what the industry can get away with behind closed doors.. Which you see if you keep watching (now I know you won't) but that's just how this show is. Love your videos!
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I love how you explain all the facts that someone who doesn’t study medicine wouldn’t understand! It makes it so much more interesting. I have to admit I laughed so hard when you rolled your eyes every time the love scenes came on😂😂😂😂😂😁 best thing I’ve scene all day!
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"We used to have translators that lived in the hospital- I mean worked in the hospital." Dr Mike, accidentally spilling deep dark secrets of hospitals. 😂
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GG Mike
'The secret ingredient is crime'
“Who’s that?”
“That the translator, Jenny, she lives in the basement”
Untold secrets of the ER
"You guys told me this was the most accurate medical show so far"
Me: Bold of you to assume we went to medical school.
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Bold of you assume we have money to go
Bold you to assume to assume that he assume that you are you and no I
Bold of you to assume that he thought we went to medical school
Yeah, I was like "How do you know we know what we're talking about? Some people think House is the most realistic thing ever!"
Stayin Alive is for optimists. For all you pessimists out there, Another One Bites the Dust.
And the Imperial March for Realsits
uugh, i wouldnt recommend singing another one bites the dust while saving someone in front of his family. they might be slightly disgruntled.
Highway to Hell all the way
@@denied7616 singing *at* *all* while performing life saving medical care in a hectic, life-or-death emergency scenario might make them slightly disgruntled.
Our instructor in nurse school actually told us to sing Yellow Submarine. Lucky me, I never got it tested in reality
I forgot how much they made Conrad out to be a villain in the pilot, and changed him to be the lead character over time. Dr. Bell underwent a pretty heavy redemption arc too, because they kept adding people even worse than he was lol.
like. i thougt bell was evil till red cross came, hell till Cain
Looking back at the pilot, everything looks so different and not at all what the show is like further on
Iv only watched the first pilot episode. So good to know
I just started the show and honestly this gives me hope too. i consider that Conrad wasn't a villain but it is a way of getting someone to respect you and follow you, a form of gaining leadership, ig.
I think Conrad IS the main character of all and it's an anti-hero not a Villain
No one:
Mike: CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS *CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
Journalism Now this is my favorite comment by far
@K` K. Me: So Dr. I think I might have a stomach viru....
Dr. *CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
Hahhahahahaha great 😂
@@keepinitkawaii 😂😂
He true tho🤷🏻♀️
1:45 "Nothing makes sense here"
me every time I reflect on my life
100% true
Same 😂😭
When my grandfather passed I was doing chest compressions and heard a rib breaking... My family was around like "you're hurting him, don't do it so strongly". And I just could think "WTF he is dying guys, what does a freaking broken rib matter"?
The same thing happend to me around 1 year ago but with my grandmother my parents were screaming at me to stop because "I'm hurting her" when the smbulace arived they told me and my family that i saved her life
Pretty sure a broken rib while doing CPR is a good thing most of the times cuz you’re probably doing it right. A broken rib will heal, a dead person wont
You were completely in the right. It's very common to break ribs when you're doing CPR correctly. A lot of people feel bad about this because you're breaking a bone and "hurting the person" but if you're doing CPR, the person is dead and you're trying to save their life. You don't do CPR on a living person and a broken rib doesn't matter in that sense - if they're dead they won't care (not to sound crude lol but I'm sure you get what I mean) and if they live then the bone will heal and you'd have saved their life
@jeff idk if you're doing cpr, the person is already dead. You don't do cpr on a living person. Breaking ribs is a risk you run when doing cpr and I think if a rib were to puncture a vital organ and the person couldn't be saved, it wouldn't come back as murder on you because you were trying to bring them back to life
@jeff idk I think there's also the whole "Good samaritan" thing, where you can't be held accountable for damage done if you were trying to help a person. Dunno if it applies to injuries done during CPR though
I think the light-hearted approach is VERY situation specific. Recently my sister was hospitalized following a suicide attempt with sleeping pills and she was fine but unconscious. We had this nurse who kept walking in like "Woo! Is she still sleeping? She sure is sleepy! Wake up honey!" And it was the most tone deaf, upsetting thing. I definitely think it's different if you know the patient well, though
My mom was basically dead in our living room and paramedics were joking with each other while trying to bring her back I was 17 and traumatised/angry
They barely tried…i don’t like light hearted in the slightest even now I have an autistic son and doctors don’t take me seriously and ask why he can’t speak for himself after I’ve said he’s non verbal/he had a fever and a doctor once told me because he didn’t take a piece of paper from him I should get him checked for autism didn’t ever take his temperature or anything
Last year I was in hospital for a similar reason and my blood pressure spiked. Having a straightforward German doctor was really helpful for me to go "wait a minute, I almost had a heart attack at the age of 28 because of the pills I took" whereas if it had been someone really chill I might not have seen how serious my condition was. I've always hated doctors because my Mum died I felt like they were useless. I went private for my ADHD diagnosis as the GP was just way too light-hearted so often. The NHS in hospitals are fantastic tho.
@@saharah101 I don't know what country you're in but I hope your son is getting support now. I have the same feelings as I lost my Mum at the age of 9 and it seemed like all the adults did nothing. Many years later I found out it was related to a new medication they had given her but they neglected to do a full exam after she passed away. It sucks so much to feel so powerless over something that has a big impact like that. Hope you're doing ok. My heart goes out to you x
Agreed, if something is very serious, be serious. We act like that in any other social situation, so medical situations are no different. It'd be weird if your boss was like "You're fired! How about that! Woo!"
@@saharah101 wait so he told you to get your son checked for autism and he indeed has autism? Sounds like a pretty good doctor to me 🤷♀️
I teach CPR and get my students to sing "another one bites the dust" 😂
We learned it with "Highway to Hell"
"At first I was afraid, I was peteified..."
- Michael Scott
@@kuteken6312 ayye office fan
Ha ha ha ha staying alive...
Oh the irony
"everyone's in love in the hospital...
*Maybe I just been working in the wrong hospital* "
Iron-Bran me too
Maybe you’re right I’ve just been going to the wrong high school
Damn right!
That ‘Jurassic World®’ line rings to my mind!
Well..
It was a machine-translation!
What did you thunk? That sounds conscious from a production-standpoint.
Or do you expect that a person with no mental-issues whatsoever will be robotic enough to not comprehend a broken rendition of his mother-tongue?
Who actually takes their PHONE in the middle of a SURGERY and takes a SELFIE?? Tf
I did when I was having a dental procedure is that your question nah I just wanted to share something to someone
Me
WolfyIsACat YT you took a photo as you were performing surgery?🤔
WolfyIsACat YT i’m not either. I’m 33 lol
@@8petaldaisy oof, cool. How the bills and taxes?
I am in recovery and have 2 years sober. I typically find myself rolling my eyes when doctors talk about addiction due to stigma inducing comments. HOWEVER, I loved how you showed some compassion to addicts in this review.
Congratulations on your sobriety! I have friends who use, and agree with your post about stigma around drug use. That stigma needs to change. It will save so many lives.
Right there with you. You go girl!
Me: Doctor my leg hurts
Doctor: Lets start with chest compressions
Hahaha
You should edit Mike after Doctor
Jimmy Gray lols 😂 wtf
I laughed at this
I have a headache
Dr mike: CHEST COMPRESSIONS
If you're an optimist you compress to "Stayin' Alive"
If you're a pessimist you compress to "Another One Bites the Dust"
I feel bad for laughing
What if you’re a realist ?
Me Myself and I
"Work It" by Missy Elliott
MisterTwister where have i heard this..
We will, we will SHOCK you!
My STEM teacher was teaching us what to do when someone doesn’t have a heart beat. She was telling us about CPR and chest compressions, so I asked if it’s possible to break ribs when doing this, and she said: “No! There’s no way to break the ribs. You need to do the chest compressions under the ribs so you don’t break them”. EXCUSE ME WHAT.
I assume she was more of a TEM teacher than an S teacher
ah yes, compressing every organ possible except the heart sounds about right lol
Compressing the abdomen will absolutely get the heart to beat.
What she meant is that you cut the person open, get under their ribs, and pump their heart with your hand.
Chest compressions except do them on the abdomen and not the chest
Fans of The Resident: One of the most medically accurate tv shows on right now
Doctor Mike (a real doctor): This show is ridiculous
XD that made my day rofl
lol same
Yup
The Resident is BY FAR the worst medical show ever made. I am nowhere near a doctor but I could not stand allllll of the massive and horrific inaccuracies. I tried to watch it but only could get through 2 1/2 episodes. Half of the last because I just could not make myself suffer any more. Lol
It's seriously just the WORST.
Lol, I know what you mean, I watched a couple eps of it...thought it would be something like House (idc if House is Inaccurate, its funny af) but...it wasn't....IN SO MANY WAYS!
Yeah this show is extremely inaccurate.. and starts off really weird! But it starts getting better half way through.
Just wanted to say: Thank you, Dr. Mike for these videos. They're not only entertaining, but I also learn a lot from them. Especially as an aspiring writer, it's incredibly useful to get a professional's opinion on what some shows are doing.
SAME !!!
SophalsaysPOW. Especially as an aspiring Doctor
Professional writers know the word "incredibly" is insulting..
Try consulting your dictionary first and let us know what you learn..
Literally, Mike, you could watch every single episode of all of these medical shows and comment on them and I would watch EVERY one. They are amazing and so fun to watch!
Laura Shank I second this. Actually, I wish he would actually do that. Someone start a petition.
I would watch them too...
I would totally watch even a live stream of that
You heard the people Mike, we need more episode reviews STAT! And a live stream!
No but like seriously do that tho. It’s like as entertaining as watching the actual show!
"Back in the day, we used to catch translators and trap them in the hospital-- uh I mean they worked there."
That's pretty good
*MayBe I'vE JuST WorKed iN tHe WrOnG HosPiTaLs*
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I laughed so hard 😂
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😂
Love that you took a moment to point out how translators and interpreters are used (tech, talking to the patient rather than the terp or translator). Most people don't know how that process works and it warms my heart that you took the time to educate folks about it 😍
Sincerely, a former ASL interpreting student. 🤟
I’ve had phone interpreters tell me they don’t understand the dialect, and once tell me the patient is stupid.
I'm an interpreter, though I don't work in healthcare interpreting, and I also appreciated this aspect!
@Pagan Deva that's unfortunate and unprofessional for an interpreter to say that. Sadly, in many countries, cost-cutting measures have put pressure on healthcare interpreters and degraded their working conditions to a point where many qualified professionals are quitting and their positions are having to be filled by those who are less (or not at all!) qualified. Sadly, short-term cost saving measures cost a lot more in the long term in terms of costs and patient safety :(
I'm only learning ASL but I love it
As a fellow doctor, I strongly recommend you watch Code black. I feel the writers really think about the cases they want to bring to screen. It’s placed in an ER so you obviously don’t spend much time with each of them, but it’s realistic. The relationship between doctors is portrayed really well. And no on call room sex haha.
Paola Andrade but that's the best part😩....I'm joking of course🙃 but fr tho who really watches these medical shows for their realism and medical accuracy😂 (except maybe actual medical professionals🤔...I guess.😐) I tune in to watch exagggerated medicine:) like the best heart surgeon in the globe perform heart surgery on a dude in a plane with nothing but a butter knife, a plastic straw and a sewing kit.😎
Yes, yes, yes...that show is probably the closest thing on television to actual medicine while not being a documentary. Chicago med has some good parts too. I just hate when they justify making ethico-legal violations.
blessing B But...does what you want to watch also involve people having sex in hospital and senior doctors being an authoritarian ass all the time?
I agree with Code Black, but just like most medical shows it can be over the top. They inserted a Foley cath into a nose top the bleeding, then inflated the bulb with 10mLs of hot coffee!!
Dotti it's still on
As someone with chronic illness I can absolutely agree that medical professionals who smile, have a laugh and a joke with you, actually pays attention to you and builds a rapor and relationship with you makes an ENORMOUS difference to your time in the hospital and even sometimes to how you feel. They don't even need to be a doctor or nurse, it could be a cleaner or the lady who pushes round the tea trolley; feeling that you're not alone in a building full of strangers makes a world of difference to a patient's experience.
"You guys told me it was the most accurate!"
Rule #1 Doctor Mike: Never trust the internet.
I think the internet pranked him. Cue Pikachu face
Yes, and no.
I remembered this: Abraham Lincoln wisely advised, "Do not trust everything you read on the Internet." 😀
I really want to watch you react to the scene in The Office where they are learning CPR after Stanley’s heart attack
Hahahahaha yessss!!
"And you lost them" *looks at the camera like this woman is absurd*
😂😂
Omg yes! He should
Please!!!
"Maybe I've just worked in the wrong hospital" 😂😂
I really love your expiation on drug use. I remember one of my many trips to the ER for being a 9 year drug addict. I was actually home and got so high I was on the verge of an overdose and I passed out outside and it was a heat wave in my area. My family found me and rushed me to the hospital and I could only make like growling noises as a result of the drugs and I was severely dehydrated (so much that my kidneys were shutting down causing a ton of pain) and I had severe heat stroke (running an internal temp of 104) Luckily the doctors and nurses took really good care of me and were able to save my life. And I was definitely a very unpleasant patient because I was combative and confused like you said alternated mental status. Luckily I got some help and have been clean for almost a year now so thank you for doing what you do. You truly save people’s lives.
"Maybe I've just worked in the wrong hospitals" I'm dying😂🤣
When I 1st saw this channel I was just an average teenager.
Now med student
congrats!
congratulations
Huge congrats!!! That’s amazing
Congratulations and good luck
I'm also an aspiring med student
😂😂😂 I feel the same way
Dr. Mike needs a shirt that says in caps: CHEST COMPRESSIONS
Id buy it
So agree lol
Doctor mike is cute
I’d definitely buy that merch
I just left a similar comment, then scrolled down to see this, lol. I'm glad I'm not the only one who wants one haha
Hey there Doctor Mike, I watched this video a few months ago and it was a bit hard to speak out on this, but I just wanted to thank you, your speech on doing the right thing for your family members who are in the situation of possible brain death and horrible quality of life after whatever happened really made me feel a lot more comfortable in my own situation. My mother passed just over a year ago now due to a stroke caused by TTP, and as I was her next of kin I was the sole decision maker in what happened with her. I of course spoke with my close family about what I should do and what would be best as she had 2-3 strokes prior which she struggled to bounce back from, and after a few days she still wasn’t responding. I fought myself so long on the decision just holding on for hope, but I slowly realized it was different from other times. I decided she shouldn’t suffer anymore, but I always question whether or not it was right. Every single doctor and specialist I spoke to said the same thing; That the risk is very high for her quality of life being extremely poor, and that my decision is honestly the best one they felt I could make, saying if it was their family they would be in the same situation and make the same decision. It just helps me feel better knowing I made the right decision, and that you have the same view they did. I knew the doctors hearts were in the right place, but hearing you say that where we know yours is in the right place, just gives me so much comfort and trust in the doctors that I had dealt with. Thank you Doctor Mike, I know it may not seem like that huge of a deal, but it really is to me
I'm so sorry you went through that traumatizing experience. I'm sure your mom appreciates the care you put into taking care of her and looks over you now. ❤
🙏
This dude looks like an actor who’s a doctor 😂 he’s good looking
Eduardo Chavez right? Pretty and smart or is it handsome and smart haha
Eduardo Chavez but I hope he’s not cocky about it or is humble about it, if he isn’t
Don't be so shallow
Yeah
Eduardo Chavez love u
As a Croatian resident, I am throwing an extreme shade on that translator. I. Am. Triggered.
"moramo moj pregledati rektum"
@@dinab.639 užas 😂😂 CRINGE
Hahahahahahhahahahahaha tea
'We need to your look at rectum' aaarrgghhh
@@aleksap5459 Omg hahahaha
I’m a nurse in Sweden and I always tell doctors when they are about to do mistakes or if I’m unsure about their decision, because I don’t want to give the patient the wrong medication or send somebody to the OR if their INR is too high. Everybody’s human and makes mistakes and I just want the best treatment for the patient. The doctors I’ve worked with almost never get upset, and especially in the ER some of them asks us for advice.
Thank you, for all that you do! With best wishes from the UK❤
Team work makes your dreams work.
We do not have much hierarchy in Sweden, which makes it easy for people further down the ladder to dare to speak out. Employees in Sweden are also expected to make their own decisions and do not always wait for orders. It's no problem to tell a manager that his decision is wrong and there will be no reprimands for such things.
I do have a favor! One of my classmates are planning to become a nurse so I was wondering if you have any tips that I can give to her!
@@urstruly9 maybe @the op so she gets notified
I worked as an interpreter and I think it's great that you made it a point to say you're supposed to have a conversation with the patient and not the interpreter. This statement really educates the masses and makes interpreting easier
i learn more from you than my biology teacher.
maestro awesome lol me too is that ok??😂
That's terrible
maestro awesome same
Ann Onymus lol I do learn a lot in bio but Dr Mike just makes it more interesting
maestro awesome lol sameee
This show was on TV for the first time in France last night.
My mother (she's a nurse) has stopped watch 2 minutes after the beggining : it was too "fake" for her... x')
TO be honest I find it boring and too dramatic. The only reason I would "watch" it (means I am doing something else whily the show runs) is because of Matt Czuchry who I love since the first time I saw him playing Logan Huntzberger. :)
I think it gets so much better after the first few episodes and the writers figure out how to write for the characters. The pilot sets up a show that they don’t really follow through on and redeem some of the more irredeemable characters from the first episode.
@@MrJagermeister i found it fun to watch, since i dont know much about medicine at the moment i am glad to watch it before everything comes crashing down
i agree with your mother.. i still believe code black is the most realistic.. ;))
@@BaronessJames same here haha and also for Emily Vancamp
I think we are all wondering why is mike wearing 2 watches
Adman Plays i think one is a Fitbit
@@JQV40 yeah it's a fitbit
i like how he just liked the comment without answering it, like...thanks for teasing us???
@@zicheng4833 how did I just notice that😂😂😂😂😂
Off topic but who Loves creepypasta? My fav proxys are bloody painter, Toby, and Liu
I would never be a surgeon I hate that kind of stress like “do something wrong you kill them” “your hands shake you hit an artery you kill them”
12:38 doctor mike influenced me so much that, when the dude said that she had no pulse, I was already shouting at him to do chest compressions. Even before mike mentioned them. Lmao 💀 thanks for the good influence. I'm trying to get into university to get my degree in medicine and to become a cardiologist
jikooksails the sad thing is that even if he did chest compressions she was already brain dead so you can’t do them
Hope it went well for you :)
Dr. Mike, please do a series about correct FIRST AID in every, or in the most common situations. That would be such a great help. Have a nice day, dear.
Love from Transylvania.
Me: *CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
*CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
*CHEST COMPRESSIONS*
Did I just get pinned? Gahd, Im new, yiiee, one in 5 million akooooooooo wala lang doc
Actually, just a heart, BUT THATS SO COOL
The instant you observe a cardiac arrest, you _immediately_ start CPR, because the number one priority is to save the patient's brain.
@@denelson83
person: *gets their head chopped off*
me: Chest compressions would've saved his life smh
@@Fanatiikon
I know right? But parents be like
‘It’s cause of that goddamn phone’
My parents are deaf and having an interpreter in the hospital or at doctor's offices have always been rough because they think that an interpreter on an ipad is good enough. But it can be laggy or not work well at all. So an actual person there interpreting is always best, and I love the fact that you mentioned talking to the patient directly instead of the interpreter because that's another big thing in the deaf world, eye contact and body language
Next up: Real office worker reacts to “the office”
Yeah, Im gonna save you the anticipation. Coming from a real office worker: that show is ridiculous. 😂
The CPR training episode...lol.
OMG that's a brilliant idea!!!! Seriously why not
@@OnTheRocks71 AHHAHAA RIPPED THE HEAD OUT
JohnK3 yeah
About a year ago someone in my orchestra fell down without a pulse and he is still alive because someone with no medical training or first aid training started doing chest compression. This also inspired a lot of people in the orchestra to do the course.
So..
What about "Scrubs"?
😬
This ^
i’ve been waiting for it as well, people saying the resident is the most accurate doctor shows but on google it says it’s scrubs so idk
I want him to review Scrubs
I would LOVE to hear your take on a newer episode. There is a villian for every season, but the more recent episodes started talking about insurance issues. Greys Anatomy has had some episodes recently about medical insurance complications as well.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE review a medical show dealing with that!
Chicago med or the night shift. Chicago med is less drama, more action and the night shift is about doing medicine in the field. And it’s all military doctors. Chicago med is my favorite show!
Caitlin Meeks my favourite
“Translators that lived in the hospital - I mean, worked in the hospital.” Because anyone in the medical field definitely feels like we live there some days. That cracked me up.
“Maybe I’ve just worked in the wrong hospital”
I’m sure all his colleagues want to grab him and pull him in a dark room like that...
But.. ethics? idk
Not exposing your colleagues at all, nonono I’m just saying
#lowkeyexposing
OR they all want someone like him, but not him because Friendzone!?
If he's not getting any, nobody is. 😄
Also having worked in a hospital myself, I have never witnessed a romantic anything. I was far too busy fantasizing about my next bathroom break to think about sexy time.. that's how you get bladder infections people!
He was in a relationship at the time of this video releasing so I think he was just being flippant as a joke 🤙🏾
I need you to react to more of this show. It gets intense with drama, but also a lot of medical conditions that I think you would find interesting, and I would LOVE you’re take on it.
doctor: hey has anyone seen mike?
doctor 2: no
doctor 3: i got this
doctor 3: oh no he’s codi-
mike, bursting through the wall: CHEST COMPRESSIONS
Omg I’m dying
Ov M thamks
I just imagined that and it's hilarious !!!!
Im now picturing dr Mike bursting through the wall as the cool-aid man lol
Bruh I’m dead
they told a little girl on greys to sing staying alive while giving her mom chest compressions on the phone. i didn’t even know this and now this is so cool to me
Hadley Beccum I’d be more surprised if a “little girl” never seen the show so let’s say age 10 knew the song stayin alive. I’d give props to the parents.
Kira Honk haha the doctors were singing it to her over the phone so she may have not known.
Between the GOOD DOCTOR and THE RESIDENT I clearly chose Good Doctor one of the most accurate med drama lol
YASSSSSs
Yess
Apparently☺
Should I invoke that hashtag, given your "Pseudonymity" enhancing the potential for you relying on it for others, as well?
But you can also try the resident while waiting for tgd s4, im currently watching it and i prefer it over chicago med
Character on the Resident: "No. We can't shock that rythm."
characters on every other medical drama: "what!?"
The way you describe the different medical procedures reminds me of the way my dad does it. The only difference is your way of describing is much simpler and so easier to understand for someone who someone who hasn't studied medicine.
I didn’t know that when Logan Huntzberger left Rory, he decided to go to med school. good for him!
It's so crazy, Conrad and Logan have really similar personalities, if Logan had gone to med school and became a doctor, that would be Conrad lol
Omg yes lol I’ve never seen this show before but I saw him in the thumbnail so I clicked on it lol but like he’s giving off a really creepy vibe 😂
BLESS YOU!!!!! I kept staring at him trying to remember where I knew him from!!!
He's been to law school too apparently lol he's also been in The Good Wife
Matt seems so sweet in his interviews...but he really knows how to play the overly dramatic Bad Boy...and I'm here for it
*"Maybe I've just work in the wrong hospital"*
*"Well, Dr. Mike, Maybe I was just born in the wrong year"*
Kim Vasquez OMG ACCURATE
“Maybe I just worked in the wrong hospital” calm down mike, I’m a medical student and coming for you
ep12 of the resident it explores an interesting subject which is
Suicidal doctors
i would love to see your reaction to it !
KhalafZone | خلف زون ايش بتسوي هنا يا خلف
خلف ! ما توقعت اشوفك هنا والله
this is veterinarian professionals in brazil on a nutshell
Where you are watching it because it is not available on prime video ?
Your channel has quickly become my favorite! I love how different your content is! So excited to see more videos from you!
"maybe i just work on the wrong hospital" lmao!
my mom as an emt always told me “if your not breakin ribs your not doin it right” for chest compressions
"Maybe I just worked in the wrong hospitals" I laughed so hard !
At least ;)
I was a drug addict. I’m in recovery but I’m happy you talked about it and did so with respect.
I overdosed a few times and I’ve had nurses be incredibly rude to me but the last nurse I had was the nicest and actually talked to me. I overdosed from a relapse and she knew my mom was calling my phone and I was crying and wouldn’t answer. She asked why and I told her I relapsed today and she sat down and talked to me. I ended up telling my mother but I still had to get home on my own etc. I had the drugs in my bra and nobody knew. I didn’t have paraphernalia on me so they didn’t know if someone drugged me.
The nurse hugged me goodbye after I was discharged and I got out of the hospital and dumped the drugs without thinking about it. I wanted heroin but I got carfet. Fetanyl I would of been ok. The amount I did shouldn’t of made me overdose so I know it was probably carfet at this point.
And also- THANK YOU for what you said about physical dependency and it truly is the worst pain in the world. It’s the flu x100. And the restlessness is horrid.
I hope any addict out there can get clean and see the light like I did. God willing, I’ll stay clean. Thank you for being a great role model and talking about addiction so unbiased.
Nicole Shett i know i’m a stranger but your story touches home & reminds me of my cousin who passed a few years ago. just wanted to say that i’m proud of you & i believe in you 💜💜
I'm glad you made it. Especially how you're keeping your outlook so positive. Having a positive outlook is the toughest thing to maintain but it just goes to prove how strong you have been. I wish and pray the best for you!
That's the thing with nurses, they can be either great and empathetic or be rude and judging.
You are amazing, I hope the same for you! Stay that kind beacon of light for those in need
So when you want to be accepted by nurses you should accept that some nurses can react rude. Its not because they dont like you personally but because a lot of drug addictive destroy their bodies and still want treatments every day. Its very hard to be kind and patient all the time especially when some of the drug addictive patients misbehave as well
I love how he explains everything in a way that is MUGGLES can understand. Love you doctor Mike! ❤️❤️❤️
As a Croatian, let me just say that Dobroslav is the most random Croatian name one can come up with 😆 nice one.
You should do a video reacting to the Grey’s Anatomy episode where Izzy Stevens cuts her fiancé’s LVAD wire! It’s the second season episode 27.
Hannah Bug OMG YES
Yessssss
Yess that's a good episode!
I AGREE
Wrong show hun
Scrubs, but i'm not quite sure how much you'll get from the first episode. Might have to do a later one to get more into the medical stuff.
I agree. most of season 1 is mostly comedy & introduction of characters.
Its for sure worth checking out. Everything except for Dave Franco's season, season 9 doesn't exist in the Scrubs universe 😅
Jan-Erik Svenning we dont talk about that season
The episode 'my lunch' is a good one with ethical debate about organ donation, maybe season 3 or 4?
What about Nurse Jackie? Idk
Absolutely without a doubt the most thorough and comprehensive reaction to a medical drama I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Keep it up!
Love the content. I've watched a few episodes of this in Pre-med and was impressed. Now seeing your videos I've realized sticking to your books, watching content from doctors like you who give realistic and accurate information is best. These shows, even if they have some good examples, are purely fictitious and forced for entertaining not for educating at all.
Dr. Mike: "Epi?" (EpiPen)
Dr. Mike's Subtitles: "Happy?"
😐
XD
Who made these subtitles
Epinephrine
@Marc Proaño Who transcribed these* There! FTFY 😊
you don't give epi thru an epipen during a cardiac arrest, it has to be IV
I like watching you doing these vids on medical shows. I hope you keep it up.
Fun fact: You can also use the song "Another One Bites the Dust" when doing CPR since it also has a tempo of 100 beats per minute.
Or „highway to hell“
Ya mean the very some sound-recording which advocated "Decide/It's-time to smoke _marijuana_" secretly?
*If so:* Holy Paul...!
aNd iT's So OpTiMiStiC tOo!
Sevi B Yeah! The family of my patients always love the musical support while we do chest compressions on their loved ones!
@@pati8520 I mean, I'd love that too, but the fact that the song is called "another one bites the dust" is just so pessimistic xD
The way you said "maybe i've just worked in the wrong hospital" 😂😂
But you really explain all the facts very well.
*puts face next to your neck* “we.. have 206 bones.” *leans in* “and I can name each one” 😭 b y e
You could make it threatening by saying, “there are 206 bones in the body and I can break all of them.”
_-Klance 101-_ or be like John Watson
“Im a doctor. That means I can break every bone in your body *while* naming them”
You need to watch that scene from The Office when they are practicing CPR on a dummy 😂
Aspen Smith Michael singing 'I will survive' and dwight doing silence of the lambs. Classic!!
...clarice
Aspen Smith 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wow please please this is brilliant
Omg that episode is fucking hilarious
Untold stories of the ER is the most accurate medical show
Where can I find this show , it used to be on Netflix but I can’t find it.
RUclips
Showbox is where I watch it...
@@cinderprisci94 fox
Yes!!!!
My mom was the lighthearted one that smiled all the time and made everyone on the ward happy to see her...as she was dying from cancer...in the last 10 days of her life. She was amazing. Love you mom💗
1:55 THAT LAUGH IS THE FREAKING CUTEST THING EVER
Agreed
Katie Williams very true
Yep.
"Maybe I just worked in the wrong hospitals?" ...doubtful ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
BRUH that was supposed to get lost in the comments 😱
Any hospital this dude works in is the right hospital. End of story.
Omfg he HAS to watch the most recent Greys Anatomy where they *spoilers* take a cold main character and bring her back to life with 3 hours of chest compression. I wanted to tag Dr. Mike in the WHOLE time.
Jackie Craft YAAASSSSS. I would love to hear his thoughts on that!!!! Doctor Mike watch the latest episode of Greys anatomy please please!!!
why not the original episode from season 3 with m. grey as the "dead" patient ?
this!! much better than the recent one!
maybe because Meredith was hypothermic for longer time than April and Meredith shouldn't be alive
Omg how funny that I saw your comment right after I posted the same thing.
This is a helpful video because my boyfriend is currently an internal medicine resident, and I started binging this show because it helps me stay connected with him. And he says most medical shows aren't accurate, so it's nice to see your commentary and explanation that some of the medical advice and knowledge given in the show is accurate. Plus, I like proving him wrong haha. It's a crazy show, and believe it gets crazier from then on! Thanks for the video!
About time! Thanks, Dr. Mike! You’re right about The Resident being over exaggerated (like any other show), but I’ve spent probably half my life in a hospital to contest that probably half of it might not be entirely unrealistic. Thanks for the review! Looking forward to your other videos! (And hopefully a couple more episodes of The Resident. Teehee) 😁
One more episode from "The Good Doctor" PLS!!!
Drivemysoul I just binge watched the first season. It was SO GOOD.
Cleetoris J ikr? I can't wait for season 2!
I was introduced to the show by looking at Mikes reaction, now i watched all of it - was crying almost every episode, especially the season finale! "i love you -- i know, i love you too -- i love you more!"
Yeah, Doc Mikes react video got me into the show, but when I cried at the first episode I knew it was gonna be a favorite.
I AGREEEE
For some reason watching a real doctor laugh at shit/point out mistakes in a medical drama is super satisfying??
My utmost favorite medical drama, binge watched it twice. Please do more of these :D
“It is true that Surgeons play their favorite music... when they are operating.”
I can imagine some one playing Anime music during an operation...
*Evangelion theme plays in the background.*
No one who likes anime is a doctor and vice versa.
Ironleg
There’s no proof to back that statement up whatsoever. It was a joke to begin with... so why even bother.
id say lawyers are more conservative than doctors on average.
That would be me if I wanted to be a doctor
Subbed just for these videos, incredibly comfy watching shows with his input.
As a nurse i have yet to see a show that correctly depicts what its like to work in a hospital.
Have you seen code black
wizkid3726 I’ve heard ER is quite accurate. Though I have absolutely no reference but I do enjoy the show.
wizkid3726 Code Black is definitely the most accurate one in my opinion. Doc Mike thinks so too, as does my mom (RN (Psych and ER)).
Chicago med is what ur looking for
As far as drama show, Chicago Med is for the most part accurate.
@ 4:00 lol in Conrad’s defense (the blonde guy) he was purposely being a prick to Devon to shake him up & see if he would speak up for himself/have a backbone. Basically a test.
And Devon passed the test with flying colors hah cause now they’re best friends and work wonderfully together
I enjoy watching your videos. They are very educational without the patronizing tone many doctors seem to develop once they have a patient who is interested or slightly knowledgeable in the medical field.
I have found that they do seem to inflate the drama and make Conrad seem so arrogant and defiant but the other episodes help level him out. He really seems to care about the actual patient, no matter what.. even when money becomes an issue, which hits home in today's society.. so many untreated or mistreated due to lack of money or insurance but doesnt make their life any less valuable or important. I really enjoy this show for that reason alone.
Thank you for what you are doing. You are a genuine and caring doctor, wish I could find doctors like you in my area.
After watching these types of shows. You should tell us which one is the best in terms of accuracy
he tells you that at the end of every video
I was going to comment the same thing!
Habib Hassan he does that at the end of each one!
I meant to say that a dedicated video for this. Top x medically accurate tv shows
SCRUBS
Mike, this is why i wish more doctors were like you: you're the best!😀👍👍
Maurice Cooper There is another. His channel is Dr. Hope's Sick Notes. It's the channel which he stole this idea from without crediting him.
hey calm down, just because there are more channels like this doesn't mean ideas and channels were stolen. its youtube there are a lot of similar channels lol
Snek Chan everyone got over that why can't you? And if you don't like Dr Mike then why exactly are you watching this??
odeleya rosner I didn't say I didn't like Dr. Mike but I certainly can see why you may have tought that. I understand that you're big fan and WANT to believe that he didn't steal the idea and I hope that this is the case but he's not even addressing it Afaik. He would rather ban Dr. hope from his channel. It's completely not ethical and just overall douche baggery. You're saying everyone got over that? Who is "everyone"?
Snek Chan so if Dr Hope was the first to open a channel of this kind no one else can / must? Gerrara here ✋
I love this show! Conrad gets better because you see that while some of what he does isn’t right he doesn’t care about money or what the head of the hospital thinks what matters to him is that the patient is taken care of and gets the treatment they need
"Maybe is have just worked at the wrong hospitals" love that
Good content like always. Can i request REACT to CHICAGO MED? Less drama, more to action. One of my fav series. 🙏🙏🙏
Luke Sal
It's my favorite to
Yes! i love Chicago Med
Luke Sal the best medical show in my opinion
YASSSSSS
yess chicago med omg
I wouldn't say this is the most accurate show.. This show is more focused on highlighting what the industry can get away with behind closed doors.. Which you see if you keep watching (now I know you won't) but that's just how this show is. Love your videos!
But at many points ...it's really way too upsetting and dramatic 😅
Believe it or not Dr. Bell becomes a favorite on the show later in the series. He does some soul searching and becomes pretty incredible.