Medical students (or anyone in healthcare!) leave a comment with your first experiences on the ward; I'm sure viewers would be interested to see how it was for everyone...

@LucenProject

3 жыл бұрын

9:00 maybe "Discontinue" and he wants her to remove them?

@samsalin

3 жыл бұрын

What are your medical thoughts on me cutting open my fingertip and shoving a magnet in there?

@frizzman1991

3 жыл бұрын

@@LucenProject Double-check

@oliviacraig4551

3 жыл бұрын

First time meeting our consultant (in 3rd year) and he ripped our clerking apart in front of the whole ward. Definitely the worst first day I’ve had, they’ve got better since then. Everywhere else I’ve been has been lovely, although I always have expectation that my first day will always not be great even having done all my placements now.

@iwatchkittenvids45

3 жыл бұрын

First experience/impression: "how the heck am I going to do this"... I'm still here 4 years later 😉👍. Lots of ups and downs. Lots of hearing alarms in my sleep and getting jarred awake by the thoughts of missing something or failure to mention it during sign out. You get more and more sure of yourself and before you know it your there supporting your juniors the same way your seniors supported you.

After the newbie put in the needle JD asks if the nurse could do it right. So you are right, the ABG was wrong and I love the fact that they actually noticed that

@chazz30000

3 жыл бұрын

That was just a joke, the weird angle is more than likely caused bcs it avoided showing the puncture itself - so they could get a normal needle which costs a couple of cents instead of a stage trick needle that retracts into the syringe.

@ono446

3 жыл бұрын

@@chazz30000 pretty sure he was serious, the joke was just for the audience

@gconnor18

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you cause I was surprised hey cut the bit where JD asked Carla to do it again 😅

@Skyte100

2 жыл бұрын

yeah it was literally just to give him a confidence boost.

@Jartran72

2 жыл бұрын

This is literally in the video

Fun fact: DJ Qualls, who plays JD's student in this episode, is a survivor of childhood cancer. So he's probably spent a lot of time in actual hospitals

@emmy_the_nbnd

3 жыл бұрын

He always playes the most precious roles. Great and inspirational guy

@heathergarnham9555

3 жыл бұрын

He plays an excellent role in Supernatural

@emmy_the_nbnd

3 жыл бұрын

@@heathergarnham9555 yesss love garth

@aliciaemery3342

3 жыл бұрын

@@emmy_the_nbnd you've clearly never seen criminal minds 😂

@kaiji4419

2 жыл бұрын

@@aliciaemery3342 XD

Being afraid of talking to a patient, 110% true

@LordRunty

3 жыл бұрын

For me it was touching the patient. Not as in 'ew, patient' but "I'm so sorry, I know your stomach is really sore but I need to poke it. A lot."

There’s a grate moment in scrubs where JD and Dr Cox are sit at a table and JD explains how he’s tired of teaching and cox instead of his usual lecture, just agrees and shares his experience with teaching interns,

@gaminginferior7936

3 жыл бұрын

Love this show shame it got discontinued.

@CommanderSuberox

2 жыл бұрын

@@gaminginferior7936 nah it ended just tried to drag it back with Season 9 but it sucked so they cancelled it but seasons 1-8 has a full and complete story.

@2Fast4Mellow

10 ай бұрын

@@gaminginferior7936JD left and the show is (mainly) about him and his journey from starting as a student to get higher up the ladder. There are numerous examples where the main character leaves, the show falls apart such as Charlie in two and a half men and Eric in That's 70's show. But you also see it the other way around that if one tries to go solo it doesn't like Joey from Friends. They tried a spin-off, but it didn't really stuck. Actually the sitcom in know where they successfully changed the main character was the substitution of Michael J. Fox with Charly Sheen in Spin City...

You finally came back to scrubs! I couldn't be happier!

@jrrpjrrp5202

3 жыл бұрын

More Scrubs! More Scrubs!

@jerodast

3 жыл бұрын

I thought he was pretty much done with Scrubs - definitely covered most of the big fan favorites! I wonder if he's just getting addicted to the podcast, maybe he'll cover some more episodes as he gets to them :)

@jrrpjrrp5202

3 жыл бұрын

And Code black starring Marica Harden. One Episode. It's really good.

welcome back. Haven't seen you for a while. Watch more scrubs, it will make you feel great.

@DrHopeSickNotes

3 жыл бұрын

They so do!

I'm glad their on-screen chemistry translates into such a close friendship in reality, I think it really adds to the show.

I just finished another marathon of Scrubs, I love this show so much. Some scenes still make me cry

@sonofliberty1

3 жыл бұрын

My Old Lady makes me cry. I always loved that episode but now it has extra meaning on a personal and professional level.

@enzi87

3 жыл бұрын

@@sonofliberty1 Oh yes, same with me. One that also has me crying my eyes out is My Lunch

@oz_jones

3 жыл бұрын

Where you think we are?

@Sound_Tech

3 жыл бұрын

Same, the entire rabies arc is so impactful every time

@enzi87

3 жыл бұрын

@@oz_jones OMFG ninjas cutting onions got into my room

Just as it was the med students first time, it was also JD's first time (I think) teaching so it's as much about him being patient with himself growing into a new role as it is being patient with Josh.

From the patient side of med students: I once had a med student stab me about 5 times trying to find a vein for a blood test. He kept apologising... the poor wee lamb (Lucky for him I don't have afear of needles). I also had a dental student extract one of my wisdom teeth, and I could see his hand shaking when he was holding the pliers and I said to him "don't worry dude, I can't feel a thing just grab it and pull!" I was slightly sedated with Midazolam so I would've been cool with it if he stuck the pliers up my nose lmao

@olenickel6013

3 жыл бұрын

I have a "three stab"-rule. If I can't get your blood on the third try, it's time for someone more experienced to step in.

@skateata1

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@koushikkarthikeyan156

3 жыл бұрын

You're the best dude

@Nr4747

3 жыл бұрын

I had a medical student with comically thick glasses need about 7-8 attempts to hit one of my veins with his needle (even though another doctor in that same hospital told me "You have veins as thick as tubes"). He kept apologizing but accidentally took my blood too quickly once he finally found a vein, leading to me having a pretty bad hematoma for about a week.

@amiesparkle00

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve had a bad experience with student doctors so from now on I will refuse them when asked if I mind if they observe or perform a procedure.

I think what makes Scrubs resonate so well with pretty much the entire population of Earth is how the themes and lessons can be applied to pretty much everything in life. Here for example they use the framework of a hospital and med students but everyone who has had a job knows the pain of "This new guy is absolutely terrible but I am gonna need him so I have to grin and bear it".

Honestly you do such an amazing job of humanising 'the other side' of health care. As someone with no medical background but spent a significant portion of my life in hospitals due to my sister's illness I really appreciate it.

@mays_alpha

3 жыл бұрын

I hope your sister’s okay, you guys are in my prayers 🤲🏼❤️ Hugs 🫂 I completely agree with you

Pharmacy dispenser here, so not on the front lines in any way, and only got into this line of work in my early 30s. I'd say to anyone though; You'll be surprised that, no matter how out of depth you feel in the beginning, it's no comparison to how quickly you'll pick things up and they'll become second nature. I've been (and still am) scared when in new circumstances but don't be afraid to ask. It might make you feel nervous/unknowledgeable but, as Dr. Hope said, it's those that that *think* they know that are worrying and those that make sure they know that will succeed.

@macmcleod1188

3 жыл бұрын

I would add that if you are doing something new and the people who've been doing it for a while are doing something stupid or even seems mean or abrupt, you can save a lot of time and grief by trying to understand why because they're further down the road than you are. You can repeat their mistakes and learn the hard way or you can ask them and learn the easy way.

we call the procedure a Fempop bypass for short and it is used in writing quickly. DC the staples means remove the staples from the patient and stitch the patient up if need be. DC means stop a treatment and or change to something else here its a language thing.

@DrHopeSickNotes

3 жыл бұрын

Yeh a couple people have said it means 'discontinue' so makes sense, cheers!

@acrefray

3 жыл бұрын

@@DrHopeSickNotes I was under the impression it means "disconnect" but that also makes sense!

@sassyseraphify

3 жыл бұрын

The question is, why on earth would you d/c the staples on someone currently in post-op and let that abdominal incision open. Now, I'm not going into surgery but i do remember from rotation it was more than a day before we took anyone's staples out and they wouldn't still be in the post-op area certainly.

@amstreater

3 жыл бұрын

@@acrefray That reminds me of back in the dial-up days when your connection would drop and on AOL Instant Messenger we’d say “sorry got dc’d” 🤣

@roetemeteor

3 жыл бұрын

@@sassyseraphify I can actually wager a guess. I imagine they used staples due to the speed involved, and perhaps they're option to replace it with some flesh glue or a traditional suture. You may not use staples for a gastro unless something DRASTIC Happened, such as a life or death thing, so they just went with the absolute fastest, if not dirtiest method, to finish up as soon as possible to free up more personnel.

My first shift my first task was to shower a patient. She collapsed in a cardiac arrest o-0 She survived- but man that was a terrifying first day

@benandrew21

3 жыл бұрын

Holy hell that's a trial by fire

@norge0209

3 жыл бұрын

Oh gosh! I’ve showered a lot of people, and that would be a nightmare!

@SephonDK

3 жыл бұрын

That's impressive, what the hell - must have been insane to go through!

@hexfizgamingch

3 жыл бұрын

My very first shift handling one patient with Leukimia, with very low PLT . It bleed out in front of me from IV and nostril and gum

@HitsugayaTorshiroROX

3 жыл бұрын

@@hexfizgamingch ooof that's rough.

Love scrubs, one of my favourite shows ever. Zach and Donald's podcast is making me look like weirdo laughing to myself all the time while walking my dog or in work 😅

I LOVE THESE SCRUBS REACTIONS!!!

You have grown so much since you started the channel...so great to watch.

I have missed seeing you review scrubs because i always enjoy your insight on it. I'd love to hear you get on fake doctors, real friends because i think it'd be a good episode

I’m an NHS trained psych nurse working in Vancouver. D/C’d means discontinued in North American medical vernacular. Love the channel BTW Dr Hope!

@innertuber4049

3 жыл бұрын

So discontinue the staples?

@CYCHIATRIC

3 жыл бұрын

@@innertuber4049 outside my pay grade.

@macmcleod1188

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very helpful. I was unable to locate the answer with the brief web search. edit: (the above message is sincere and not meant to be sarcastic. Really.. thanks!!!)

@CYCHIATRIC

3 жыл бұрын

@@macmcleod1188 Good for you.

@macmcleod1188

3 жыл бұрын

@@CYCHIATRIC I wasn't being sarcastic. I really couldn't find the answer. I normally can find just about anything in under 5 minutes of searching. But the answer to what it meant had eluded me. My thanks to you was sincere and well meant.

I would happily watch you do this for every single episode in the whole damn show.. love 'em :D

I just finished binging the entire series of Scrubs a few weeks ago. Some series don’t hold up after a few years, but this one sure does. Still one of my favorite series of all time.

These Scrubs reactions are fantastic. I have a huge love for this show. Please keep making these!

No better feeling that receiving a notification from you, Mister! 🥰🥰🥰

@ashleymatthews9128

3 жыл бұрын

yay mika

I never watched Scrubs (before watching these videos), but that bit from 3:40 took me aback. Any HR department nowadays would have a field day over that one.

@MontgomeryWenis

3 жыл бұрын

You should actually watch it. The first 7 seasons are fantastic.

@Turalcar

3 жыл бұрын

I guess the difference from 2002 is that this guy is less likely to make in through medical school in the first place. This also felt weird for me at the time since in Russia almost all medical professions are considered stereotypically female.

@kaitlyngarner740

3 жыл бұрын

Plus his dad was one of the guys on the board of directors for the hospital so he might have used that to throw his weight around. He did it with Elliot a lot until she grew a backbone and treated him like a troubling med student should be treated

Much love for doing these reviews to give us your experience as a doctor. Scrubs is such an amazing show and my all time favorite, and to hear your analysis on these episodes gives me a larger appreciation for the show. Please keep these coming and I look forward to your next Scrubs review!

First off, I love your videos regarding this show. I have always thought it was fantastic to get an actual doctor's opinions on things that happen in medical shows (especially my favourite one). Secondly, bless your soul for that podcast plug I had no idea it existed! Win-win!

"There is no blood in the radius!" - Dr. Edward Hope. But there IS blood in the circumference! - Me, not a doctor. 😉

@niftythegoblin

3 жыл бұрын

Shh 👀

Ugh, Scrubs just has a way of knowing how to hit you straight in the feels! I love how easily relatable Scrubs is, especially how all of us at the beginning of our careers are scared and nervous Bambis, but you see how much growth you have done when you look back. I can definitely relate to the new medical students, being in uni right now and having shadowed people (ex. a veterinarian), it's nerve-wracking trying to sort things out. And to the doctors, as my mum is an RN, has plenty of young nursing students fresh out of school and helping to guide them through the ropes. Anyway, love the work you're doing here Dr Ed! ❤️

My father's a (retired) Army Doctor, rheumatologist, and I got him the first two seasons of this show on DVD. We bonded! He says that, besides all the "fairly fantastical silly stuff for comedy" it's the most accurate medical show he's ever seen about hospital life and being an intern and new doctor. I love seeing you react to things, it's so good to see you laughing after the Year That Was. Thank you for keeping my spirits up, Doctor Hope!

Ah Scrubs... best 8 seasons of TV ever! Automatic like! And now on to the video!

@Mattwbw

3 жыл бұрын

The 9th season is underrated though. I don’t care what anyone says.

@keithbird8910

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mattwbw Scrubs - the perfect example of a show that went on one season past it's best.

@macmcleod1188

3 жыл бұрын

It's funny the way they talk about the "ninth season" like they talk about mythical Matrix and Indiana Jones sequels. Perhaps someday they'll do a third good Terminator movie but for now I'm glad they stopped at 2 excellent films and kept their optimistic message that you can change your fate.

@cr9153

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mattwbw it maybe I couldn't finish it, because season 8 ending just feels perfect to me.

@amstreater

3 жыл бұрын

Oof, I draw a hard line at the end of Season 5. Season 6 was too depressing and political, Season 7 was just not funny to me, and I totally blanked out the others. Some of that was due to the writers’ strike I think but I agree it went on a little too long than it should have. It’s always awkward when your characters get to a certain stage in life and you have to figure out how to phase them out and rotate new ones in or find a reason to keep them relevant.

Such a good video :) I used to want to be a doctor so I love hearing you're thoughts and stories about how things really are in the medical field apposed to what we normally see in tv. Also, SCRUBS....it's just sooo good!

Great to meet you, Dr! I am a huge Scrubs fan and I've seen every episode at least thrice. Your thorough, colourful commentary has increased my appreciation for the show. Thanks a lot ♥️

Love the scrubs reviews, thank you! Just what I needed today x

Scrubs is one of my favourite shows and I love learning more about it from you. Always such a pleasure

D/c means discontinue, so im guessing he wants the staples removed

@shadenox8164

3 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't that be a surgery?

@Rwdphotos

3 жыл бұрын

I assumed it meant decontaminate

@Rbills02

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking double check. As in make sure they haven’t popped.

@lotrfan8

2 жыл бұрын

@@shadenox8164 no, depending on the surgery, but staples are usually taken out 2-4 weeks later (the fem-pop bypass would be an example of staples being d/c'd 4 weeks later- they are a PITA to do because they incision goes from the groin to the calf). The patient probably had some complications if they're still there 2 weeks post-op, not to mention that staple removal is a nurses job (surgical nurse here)

Time to share a somewhat weird nostalgic thing about this show. When I was in middle school when I got home after school I would watch scrubs. But after the first episode my parents would come home and go have their afternoon nap, which meant everyone and everything had to be quiet. So I have watched a lot of scrubs on mute. I watched it so often that most of the time I didn't need the sound because I knew it all by heart.

Thank you so much for this video. It’s been a very tough time for most of us, me included and while this upload might not save my soul completely, it’s at the very least a good start.

Also loving the podcast! Thanks for this video, Doc

You’re my favorite doctor on KZread! Thanks for being great!

Been too long since I've seen your videos, and glad to see all your growth!

Love the scrubs reactions, such a great show and addition added by you

"A Femoral Lumen, it's exactly what it sounds like" wow thanks I totally get what it is now. (the average luminosity inside the femur, obviously? I wonder why you'd need to benchmark a unit on that but science truly is wonderful)

Really enjoy your commentary! I understand that in the context of this episode it seems harsh the way he treats Cabbage (the one who he says won’t make it) but later down the line, he ends up killing one of their favorite patients by accident as he’s leaving so JD was right ultimately even though he could have said it better. Instincts are there for a reason.

Love your Scrubs reactions! An episode that I think would be great to cover having lived through this pandemic would be "My Cabbage" Season 5 episode 12

Man that scene with the AbG scene makes me quiver knowing I was that student just a month or so ago

Short for "full history and examination" where I'm from we just say "anamnesis" or clinical anamnesis, it covers both things and it's an extra fancy word... 10/10

great content as always Dr. Hope

JD totally needed to add another sentence. "I don't think you have what it takes. Prove me wrong!"

As someone who had heart surgery as a baby I explained to the nurses and doctors why I had a irregular blood pressure and no pluse in one arm. One nursing student didn't believe nor seemed trust my reasoning as to why this is . She asked for the local hosptial cardiology team to assess me who accepted my explanation and basically accused the student nurse of wasting time. 😑 To students, the text book isn't always the answer

@zoravar.k7904

3 жыл бұрын

Well you can't trust a patient. If the nurse fails to follow up on an asymetric pulse and it turns out to be pathological then it's malpractice. It's always better to check these things if you can't be 100% from the past charts, you certainly can't trust the patient to teach you medicine though as that doesn't shift the liability away from you. Patient's will say all kinds of stuff happened to them after a surgery or after beginning a drug and "oh this is just normal for me". Can't always trust it to be unrelated to the admission. And i have a hard time believing that that cardiology team accused the nurse of wasting time unless they were assholes, or unless it was really prominent on your chart, but even then they were assholes.

@hannahdyson7129

3 жыл бұрын

@@zoravar.k7904 It was noted on my chart and the student had been told so . Ultimately she cpuld have delayed my surgery which could have cost me my life ( a ruptured bowel and spesis ). If older nurses and doctors had accepted that the why could she not have ? . I had already had a battery of tests before surgery so all routes had been covered . I told her it was in the chart and to read it which she claimed she did . She also claimed that I could not have been in that much pain because my bloods " weren't that bad" and you X Ray was OK so it seemed like I was lying to get morphine . My point is if a pateint tells you something maybe not dismiss them and check up on their claim. Because sometimes you miss things . Her supervising nurse already said she had read up on my history. My bowel was 8cm distended and I have a history of white blood cells not rising when I have a infection. She dismissed that too and said it could not be right despite it saying so in my notes . She basically dismissed my pain and thought she knew it all. She ignored the battery of tests . The you can't trust a pateint line is damaging Too many times my concerns have been dismissed because or that attuide . Causing lot of problems My the way she was most annoyed that I would not allow her to care for me post surgery. Basically told me I had no choice but to allow her to nurse me She was arrogant, and thought she knew everything Is it good practice to refuse patients pain relief because their bloods aren't too bad ?

@zoravar.k7904

3 жыл бұрын

@@hannahdyson7129 not sure which medical system you're in but a junior nurse should have no power to delay your surgery, change your treatment, or force anyone to examine you. They can only really raise concern. If the nurse was briefed then it would be unreasonable of them to cause a ruckus. But the medical system does make mistakes and it's better for a student to raise an alarm rather than quietly let a patient get the wrong care. If the senior staff was on the ball than the junior staff really doesn't influence anything, they just mostly shadow their seniors. Junior staff are there to learn, not make decisions. I would agree that arrogance and an attitude makes for a bad student. But working in hospital does screw with a person. Also doctors and nurses are not allowed to take what a patient is saying as gospel. You must take their concerns seriously and investigate them (although junior staff can't always do much of the latter). But any therapy must be based on guidelines, or else it can easily be classed as malpractice. And the policy towards pain management is complex to say the least.

@hannahdyson7129

3 жыл бұрын

@@zoravar.k7904 My point was she would not listen . I asked if she had read my notes and she said yes , despite the fact it was clearly all written up . It was even in my blood presssure chart . The nurse her senior called the team down to cover all bases and when the cardiology team came down she admitted she hadn't read the chart propley which is why they scolded her . She thought she knew better than them . She still though I needed more tests which I had already had twice. And I had been written up for morphine and Anti sickness but she insisted it was all in my head . And said I was making myself vomit ( I was being sick in my bed so wasn't shoving my fingers down my throat .) People with Ulcertaive Coltis tend to be in a lot of pain and vomit when they have a bad episode. She was kicked off her course for being arrogant .And the best paty the blood presssire readings as 10/10. Pretty dangerously low but she said I was fine to get up and go to the toilet! Some students think they know better and think they are above medical code . She was one of them

Hooray, the reason I subscribed! Excellent as always, Scrubs always hits it out of the park

yes, I've been waiting for another scrubs reaction :) they're always really interesting!

DC in America means discontinue, so I’m assuming he means remove the staples I’d guess.

Dammit. Now I have to binge the whole series again.

My first shift as a student nurse I was a nervous wreck. Never worked in health care before and I was terrified of doing something wrong. In fact one of the nurses on that day still sometimes likes to remind me of how I looked like a scared lost puppy. I've just recently got my pin working on the stroke unit.

Thank you for Scrubs appreciation 💗 It should be talked like one of the best sitcom ever, but it always friends, friends, friends 🙄

@MrTaylork1

2 жыл бұрын

I like scrubs better, but friends is way more relatable for people so it makes sense that it would be more popular

This takes me back! I loved this reaction Ed 👊🏽

I just started rewatching scrubs last night and I stopped on this episode before going to sleep! I feel like I'm one with the universe right now!

Nice to see you returning to Scrubs....I think your reactions to Scrubs is what first brought you to my attention and the enjoyment you have brought to me since then (really liking your Dr. Hope breaks down really violent tv/films). To get back to your roots, have you ever considered looking at ER? Would you be Noah Wiley or George Clooney :) ?

Thank you for your "Reactions". They always make my day :) Take care!

I work with med students as a patient roleplayer (non-invasive physical exams, GP consultations, case histories etc) and good Gods is this episode accurate. Was with them a couple of weeks ago doing physical exams, and they spent ages looking for more gloves. That were on the shelf above them.

Loving the scrubs, please keep em coming!

KZread didn't notify me this video! Glad I found it anyway after 3 weeks

I love the podcast! Everytime I watch an episode I listen to the podcast for some backstory!

That reminds me of my first time putting an art line in, while an anesthesiologist guided me: "And now you need to put the seldinger wire in. Take a deep breath, let's see how anxious you really are right now." (Ofc my hands were shaking like crazy.)

I love that we people of the internet learn from you watching scrubs! It's fun and educating.

"DC" is the US can mean discharge, like you said, or in this case discontinue. So "DC the staples" is discontinue the staples = remove them. :)

more Scrubs reactions! Nice :) Will you do some more too? There are very funny, emotional and classic ones still waiting!

Great video as always

Would love more of these!

Love ur scrub vids, can’t believe it’s been already almost 2 years sense ur last one

yasssss waking up and seeing the docter orderd a scrubs reacts series! Its a great day!

Nice to have you back, also make me very happy to hear that you listen to the podcast! :D

I have MISSED your scrubs reactions! I was planning to sleep and then I saw that this had been uploaded. Whoops XD

Please please do more of these!

Another great video cheers!

Why are there so little comments? This channel is amazing!

The titles you give for the timestamps are great, some very funny (worth checking out, for folks who haven't clicked to expand and read those). Fellow listener to Fake Doctors, Real Friends pod from the 1st episode...please please please do the full run of Scrubs here on YT, bc I quite enjoy the blend of humor, heart, and insight you offer. FYI: found your channel via The Last of Us (you did great w/that) & now I'm looking through the rest of your content.

My veterinarian parents love this show! I've only seen a few episodes but they love explaining the lingo.

Yeees - A new Scrubs Reaction!!!

I love this channel, I love Scrubs, and I think Bill Lawrence is a genius. So this all works out well. :)

Ahhhh i missed your reactions to scrubs ♥️

In the US the abbreviation DC means discontinue. It also means discharge it's all in context. I don't think they use it a lot because of confusion. I was a Hospital Corpsman in the US Navy. I worked for doctors and nurses in hospitals and clinics. I was also on a ship. Corpsmen have more autonomy on ships because often you are the only ones on board with any medical training.

Fun fact: The Hulk version of JD in this episode is played by none other than bodybuilder Rich Piana! He made guest appearances on a few popular sitcoms back in the day it seems.

I always want more Scrubs content ;-)

08:26 You were correct; it did mean Discharge the staples. Doesn't quite sound like it fits, but it's shorthand for remove the staples whilst performing the necessary corresponding precautions & procedures.

Love your take on this show and I love scrubs. Made me want to work in a hospital… but I’d probably be the worst. Taking blood freaks me out. Mind you I work in a horror genre and am around gore all the time. But needles & blood being drawn ( which I just had happen for my yearly check up ) bothers me. Wish I could just not be affected by it.

Loved how the ABG scene was done, especially while you were explaining it. You said it was wrong, you hit p,any, and that is what J. D. eludes to with Carla.

FINALLY! MORE SCRUBS!

7:36 How many people checked the femoral arterial pulse when he mentioned one could? :D

@MontgomeryWenis

3 жыл бұрын

🖐🏼 this guy!

@shroomlord4206

3 жыл бұрын

Me..never found it Never had been able to feel my pulse in my wrist, like never, lol

7:44 "why is your hand down your pants?" "i was feeling my pulse-"

I remember there was once a typical Asian relative who asked me why I want to get into engineering instead of med (this was Hong Kong where there is a private-public mix). I know I don't handle acute stress well. I need a bit of time to respond and think of solutions. I can't imagine myself in OR or Emergency trying to save a life. Much respect to med students and doctors.

More of this please!

My dad has a masters in nursing and teaches at a nursing school after working as an EMT for almost 30 years and being an ER nurse, he does the manniquin simulations ( those things are so dang creepy, you see rows of them laying in beds and it's just eerie) He is a favorite amongst the students because even if you ask a dumb question he doesn't make you feel dumb. Even when he was in the hospital after surgery he was showing the nurses some tricks on how to find a vein to draw blood. I think being a teacher or a mentor is such an important thing because you can really have a significant impact on people's lives, hopefully for the better. 2 of my siblings are nurses, 1 a dental hygienist, I and 2 more of my siblings are artists and its nice being able to talk anatomy and just how the body works with them and our dad...but not so much fun to watch medical dramas or shows with him.

As a Licensed Vet Tech (also interned as a medical assistant before going into veterinary medicine), I still connect so much. Much of the medicine is the same, and connecting with pet owners is very similar to connecting with patients. The connections between coworkers are mirrored. The emotional and moral struggles cross all medical boundaries.

hmm. just guessing but de clamp/clasp the staple stitches from the gastroplasty wound site. 7-10 days post operatively.

I could watch you watch every episode ever made of scrubs haha

I loved this show, my first experience was with a drunk patient refusing treatment for a broken hip. It was rather interesting 🤔 I believe in regards to the staples in post off it means cleaning.

Totally had this episode confused with My Cabbage (s05e12), I'd love to see your take on that. ooooof it's a rough one with basically the same idea but way sadder.