Oh, man, I’ve been called out. I have definitely enthusiastically said “DID YOU SEE THAT MENTAL STATUS? That was IT!” To a med student or resident many times.
God... This was way too accurate hahahaha. As a psych reg, it's the badly drawn, poorly understood, and even more poorly explained diagram that struck home
@@surgeon888 the video wasn't implying the resident doesn't understand "agitated". The joke was that other (non-psychiatry) services often document "patient was agitated" without referencing specific statements or behaviors (nor preceding nor proceeding events around the "agitation"). This is a common source of frustration for psychiatrists since those details about agitation are essential for psychiatric assessments (and plans).
as a psych nurse this felt almost too mean but I suppose you have the most leeway to roast your own blunt vs flat had me for real laughing at loud...it IS true though!! you'll know it when you see it lmao the call from the nurse though...personally I like to phrase it like "do you mind if I out that in ad verbal" so they can feel like they're doing me a favor... it IS true that never so much in my career have I been asked "what do you think o should do?" as much as I have in psych. it ties into one of the things I really like working in psych. Coming from med surg at first it was a little alarming to have doctors initiate conversation with me?? and read my notes??? but once I got over the initial shock, it's nice how chill and collaborative most of our docs are
It makes sense to have that collaboration in psych. In medicine, and especially surgery, the findings are comparatively objective and the person with the greatest understanding of the results is the best situated to devise treatment plans (the doctor). In psych, the findings are more subjective, and the best person to understand the individual patient is the one who has spent the most time with them, usually the nurse.
Reminds me that my psychiatrist was known by many pharmacists in my city for being impossible to work with. Multiple commented on her when I went to pick up meds.
😂😂😂 Fantastic. However, agitation has a medical definition and our psychiatrists write us PRN orders for "agitation". Don't let someone bully you for using it
Seroquel isn't great for acute psychosis because it isn't a potent dopamine blocker until over 400mg. Would be better served by almost any other antipsychotic.
I was prescribed Seroquel by a sleep doctor to help me fall asleep better. About a month later I bothered looking it up and it suddenly made sense why the pharmacist seemed a little put off by me.
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Oh, man, I’ve been called out. I have definitely enthusiastically said “DID YOU SEE THAT MENTAL STATUS? That was IT!” To a med student or resident many times.
God... This was way too accurate hahahaha. As a psych reg, it's the badly drawn, poorly understood, and even more poorly explained diagram that struck home
The CBT triangle will forever haunt me 🤣🤣
Him breaking the fourth wall so subtly with "what does agitated mean" from his ICU pov to "irascible" from his ED pov. Some next level shit
The fact that he is constantly friendly without any reason is what sells this
Psych residents were the coolest so far. And the residency seems so chill compared to others.
The search for that stethoscope is priceless 😂, gonna listen to the voices champ? LOL. Love it.
Aw he seems nice
Lol the partially untucked shirt was a nice touch.
The “describing other people’s thoughts” comment sent me.
More psych content plz!
Couple years in medical field and you will be needing psych help trust me 😂
Already need it lmao
Psych residents be some weirdos, but the good kind of weirdos. A rotation that I'll never forget.
Well shoot I like him!
😊 Talks to his Mom, polite, kinda nerdy, articulate, excited about his work.
Is he single? 😂 Haha
@@surgeon888 the video wasn't implying the resident doesn't understand "agitated". The joke was that other (non-psychiatry) services often document "patient was agitated" without referencing specific statements or behaviors (nor preceding nor proceeding events around the "agitation"). This is a common source of frustration for psychiatrists since those details about agitation are essential for psychiatric assessments (and plans).
Ah, the CBT triangle. As a psych patient, I know it all too well. 😅😅😅😅
Same. Oddly enough I’ve seen the same thing used in church.
as a psych nurse this felt almost too mean but I suppose you have the most leeway to roast your own
blunt vs flat had me for real laughing at loud...it IS true though!! you'll know it when you see it lmao
the call from the nurse though...personally I like to phrase it like "do you mind if I out that in ad verbal" so they can feel like they're doing me a favor...
it IS true that never so much in my career have I been asked "what do you think o should do?" as much as I have in psych. it ties into one of the things I really like working in psych. Coming from med surg at first it was a little alarming to have doctors initiate conversation with me?? and read my notes??? but once I got over the initial shock, it's nice how chill and collaborative most of our docs are
It makes sense to have that collaboration in psych. In medicine, and especially surgery, the findings are comparatively objective and the person with the greatest understanding of the results is the best situated to devise treatment plans (the doctor). In psych, the findings are more subjective, and the best person to understand the individual patient is the one who has spent the most time with them, usually the nurse.
😂😂😂😂 keep it up these are hilarious
This - 0:27 - hits too close to home hahahaha, I've definitely heard my fair share from non-psychiatrist colleagues during residency. 😅😅😅
trying to be the next Dr. Glaucomflecken - go for it !
Reminds me that my psychiatrist was known by many pharmacists in my city for being impossible to work with. Multiple commented on her when I went to pick up meds.
Brilliant!
😂😂😂 Fantastic. However, agitation has a medical definition and our psychiatrists write us PRN orders for "agitation". Don't let someone bully you for using it
0:23 😂😂
I don't think you've missed. This is spot on. I'm in this video, and I don't like it.
Scary accurate
Pathology next lol
Why not quetiapine for psychosis? 🤔
Seroquel isn't great for acute psychosis because it isn't a potent dopamine blocker until over 400mg.
Would be better served by almost any other antipsychotic.
I was prescribed Seroquel by a sleep doctor to help me fall asleep better. About a month later I bothered looking it up and it suddenly made sense why the pharmacist seemed a little put off by me.
@@zaliron i’ve taken seroquel for sleep, it’s a beautiful thing. pharmacist didn’t even blink, it’s a commonly prescribed med here.
PM&R next!
lol ok why does psych resident never check texts?!
this is psych
Ok, but like is he single and a member of the LGBTQ+ community? Totally asking for me lol
Why did the pharmacist call the resident an idiot
Can I just say something?