I have a home bakery thing. Nowadays when I bake I always wear a mask. And quite a few times I tried to taste the product I made without opening the mask...
“Nurses eating their young” is a common phrase referring to lateral violence, which involves levels of bullying new nurses by their more experienced coworkers. It can ruin a young nurse's reputation and cause him/her to have feelings of inferiority, dislike of the nursing profession and ultimately translates to patient care. It is taught in nursing school. When I was in nursing school, I didn't believe it. I felt most nurses were altruistic and would behave accordingly with their peers. I was wrong. After experiencing this horrible behavior, I quit my job and I am now pursuing a Master's as a way to get away from it. Yes, I chose further education rather than stay and be bullied. I've also decided to do in depth research on lateral violence, and communication in the medical community. I hope this will help in my future to avoid the horrible pain I, and others experienced at my previous workplace!
Honestly I highly respect your honesty and you sharing your story. Eating our young is not only Nurses but also Nursing Assistants as well, I used to work at a facility that had that mentality. I didn't know how badly I was treated till I got hired at a new facility that treated their staff so much better. I realized my feelings of wanting to quit healthcare came from that environment and toxicity, I actually wanted to cry on how better it was the first week I was there. However even with that I still struggle with trusting and opening up to people. I hope with your research and more awareness we can help get that mentality to go away as it just hurts not only our profession but our patients as well
@@vic2097 the heck?! A simple small scroll with your finger against the screen will take you to the next comment, in case you didn't know that already (looks like it)
Honestly I find most people everyone says are pretty are merely in shape. And that's not exactly hard to do for the average person. Being smart on the other hand is a much better metric to judge people on. This two are at least both to be fair.
@I farted multiple times among many lifetimes Well one does have to make exceptions for the physically or mentally handicapped I suppose. But yes on the whole the vast majority of people are capable of a push up and some light running.
@Ayli Nickerson Yes they are but that was the result of poor choices on their part. Most of them were born capable and remained so for a fair chunk of time. And really nothing is stopping them from becoming healthier aside from their own apathy. And this notion we shouldn't fat shame people. Which I personally find foolish but have decided it's not worth starting anything too serious over. The world spins on after all.
@@clothar23 I disagree. Now for women even if you don't have a pretty face it is true with makeup you can make yourself look significantly different. But for males they don't do that. Take doctor Mike. The way his face is genetically constructed is what makes him look especially good. Genetics are very important.
I’m so glad that Bianca talked about how schooling doesn’t prepare nurses the way experience does. I’m in nursing school currently, and I’ve been terrified of eventually graduating because I fear I won’t be as capable off-the-bat as nurses are expected to be. Knowing that it’s not just me and that more veteran nurses expect that of newbies is actually really comforting :) The “eating their own young” part of it, not so much...
This is true of basically all professions. I definitely felt the same as a software engineer. Took years to feel comfortable. It's a mix of imposter syndrome and legitimate ignorance. But ignorance != stupidity and everyone learns. It'll be fine.
@@UnashamedlyHentai i am an "aspiring" software engineer. Can I ask you a question? Did you know what are you getting into after you got your degree? I mean did you know where to work or some kind of an aim?
I graduated nursing school in 2019 and work in acute care. All I can emphasize is: ASK QUESTIONS! If you don’t know why something is/isn’t being done or why one thing is being done versus a different intervention, ASK! If you have a good preceptor, you’ll be okay. The anxiety is tough of course but is completely normal. I always say, “I’d rather ask a stupid question than do something stupid”
I think this is true in most medical professions :) (cpt here), you’ll learn 10x as much in the field than in class and your colleagues all started in the same place!!! They get it and will mostly be super understanding and helpful!
@@Yulia.chandrika yes, i think the same too.. Dr Mike isn't dominant and imposing in nature, a calm and mature woman would be a much better fit for him rather than a dynamic one
@@jexikavindictive i'm a med student in Lebanon, a 3rd world country where ppl believe that if a girl enrols in med school she's destroying her future as a mom and wife which is in their opinion, more important.
I feel like doctors and nurses are almost in separate worlds, despite working together. It may almost be analogous to administrative staff and stock traders in a Wall Street firm.
As a nurse, I encourage all nurses especially the new generation to start a change by having a teaching and helping heart to new nurses and not tearing each other apart. I went through "nurses eat their young" hell before, so I told myself when I become a senior nurse, I will be the opposite. Now as a senior nurse, new nurses older and younger than me love working with me. 😁 Mission accomplished! 😀
i’m currently in 9th grade and pursuing to become a family nurse practitioner, but i totally forgot about the factors of the environment and how it can affect me. i didn’t worry because i blindly thought that everyone would be nice to each other. then i’ve been reading comments about this “culture”, and now i’m scared. i hope more nurses like you spread and continue to spread awareness about this and why it shouldn’t be tolerated! thank you for doing what you’re doing 😊
I wonder if that nurse hazing started in an earlier time when it was believed that being harsh on people resulted in better performance. "Toughen them up", so to speak. Problem is, some people can be so demoralized that it has the opposite effect.
Jovana_Branka it means that old nurses are abusive and mean to young nurses. As she said when you first start as a nurse, you don’t know everything and need a lot of guidances. Some people think they born knowing everything and are mean to the new nurses.
@@emb_ivy Some people don't belong and you can see it. I just went through getting like 5 new employees and why should I want to train or put my effort into people who don't really want to be there or take the job serious. There is a level of saltyness there and you expect new people to have a certain level of knowledge. Out of the 5 I got there was 1 that I actually liked. The rest of them can go kick rocks.
I had the most beautiful, gorgeous friend and she truly had no idea. Until then I didn’t think such a thing was possible. And , wow, could she throw a football. Of course she married a plastic surgeon……the woman who would never need one
Nurses always for the win, I had a severe accident fractured C5/C6 vert, and other than the occasional doc coming in to fill pain scripts, and one amazing surgeon who fixed me up, it was the nurses that brought me back. Side by side every struggle I went through they were by my side, even just having a chat. Nurses are the most amazing and underrated personnel of the entire medical system. Love nurses forever and always xoxo
@@marsreyes957 Worst period in my life and I can't recall ever smiling more, the positivity nurses bring with them, the characters, from the mother figure nurse catching me doing something wrong, to the nurse staying late just to help me through my walking lessons, or the nurses who would take the time, sit down and just talk to me. Thank you for doing an occupation that sometimes can be thankless but at times be the reason a person is able to walk and smile, while going through something horrific. You and all the nurses in this world will forever have a special place in my heart. Plus I used to bribe with chocolates 🤣 I'm pretty sure I became a ward favourite, but only nightshift got choco
"Nurses eat their young" this is true. I've been a victim of it. I hope aspiring nurses won't be discouraged and won't have to experience it. Hopefully that cycle would end here.
I'm so sorry you had to experience that. I've been a nurse for almost 3 years, fortunately for me I've always had really supportive nurses at all the places I work. Although I think a factor might've been the fact that majority of the people I work with are younger nurses. We're really trying to change that toxic culture. Nurses should support other nurses (:
Yes there’s a lot of bullying and nonsense from nursing school, nursing teachers, and when you start working. I had 60 year old professors who didn’t like each other. It’s always the women who are involved. Of course not all of them but it’s not a coincidence that the majority of nurses are women.
I'm a complete helicopter mom but when my 7 month old had an allergic reaction to peanuts and was having a difficulty breathing I knew to step back and let the pros deal with the situation. I didn't want to be in the way. Thank you nurse's and doctors for all you do!
I thought when he said “I’m a doctor who games, you’re a nurse who games...” he was gonna finish the sentence with “we should go on a date” 😱. She’s so pretty and honestly they’d be cute together!
imagine if doctor mike played among us with all his doctor/nurse friends mike: oh no pink isn't breathing i need to do chest compressions someone else: *reports* mike was standing on body hes sus mike was not impostor. edit: for ppl tryin to rationalize this thinkin why he would do chest compressions on a decapitated bean dude, its literally just a joke
Fellow nurse here of 18 years, nurse absolutely eat their young! I love to precept so that I can help new nurses gain confidence before they're thrown out to the wolves.
The nurse vs nurse is so true. Even in clinicals, they would treat nursing students awful. In my last semester, in icu, I was assigned to a patient and they had a specfic nurse and she was very kind but the next day, I had the same patient but different nurse. Classmates didn't want to be with that nurse cause she would literally insult them or tell them to leave. My professor asked me if I wanted to change patients and I said no cause I already had half of my work done and created a bond with the patient. Long story short, that nurse ended up explaining everything to me and wasn't harsh as she was with others students. The professor was so proud... The thing was, I didn't know that nurses reputation until the end of the shift.
@@slcRN1971 I don't know... I've always been a quiet, serious person that takes responsibility in my work. I didn't talk to her that much... So, I really have no idea 🤷🏽♀️?
@@kukis7724 That's probably why , your behavior didn't annoy her as much as the others did. As a drill instructor in the Canadian Armed Forces I personally preferred those who took their training seriously.
I'm not saying all nurses are like this, but because of a single preceptor like this I left nursing school to pursue policy. This lady would insult me in front of patients, call me incompetent and slow in front of other nurses on the ward and spend almost an hour a day calling our nursing care plans "lazy". I have never felt so small in my life. That year left me so jaded about the healthcare profession (the plan was to do med school after) that I literally said if I hate the system, I need to be writing the rules, not just following them. It makes me sad that other student nurses have had experiences like this, because I respect the nursing profession so much.
Hearing a medical professional say she would “literally die” if she got to facetime one of her heroes, was one of the most humanizing moments i’ve ever witnessed on this channel 😆💜😆
Random Hugh Laurie fact, one of his kids a doctor! He's just gone straight from studying into coronavirus treatment back in the spring, Hugh L mentioned how proud he was of his son for it in an interview
Into paramedic school, I thought early on nursing would be something I could really get into, after some time of clinicals I really thought I couldn’t handle it lol. I respect what nurses have to go through so much, much much respect!
"I don't think any nurse is gonna come out of nursing school fully prepared." Cool m8, thanks for the confidence boost. I'll remember that through the rest of clinicals.
You’ll be fine. You’ll learn how to be optimistic in a (sometimes) pessimistic environment. But really though, nursing school is nothing like being a nurse. Lol.
Nursing school will never teach you everything you need to know. It will teach you to think. And that is what’s most important. Experience comes with time. Until then you need to be able to think critically, to see a problem and reason out how best to manage the situation. Find a strong team that wants you to ask questions, and never assume you know everything. You got this!
To be fair he plays apex and other shooters. Sims isn’t ubiquitous to gamers. I’ve never played sims but I play 10 hours of gaming a week minimum. Up to 20 on weeks where I have little to no hw. I have an expensive gaming pc that is also for video editing and a lot of people see me as a “gamer”
I literally did that Friday...starting at 6 am. And then today, my husband woke me 20 min. Before I needed to get to work because I set my alarm for the wrong day. WHY?!
Omg I'm not a medical professional but I work for an affiliate of health centers doing administrative stuff like scheduling, triaging, fielding questions, etc, and I am SO DETAILED in my chart notes. It is my absolute biggest pet peeve when others don't document things thoroughly because if I talk to a patient who says they already explained something to us, if it's not documented anywhere I have to make them explain it again, which leads to a bad patient experience. I could actually spend my whole day doing notes and I'd enjoy it.
Right, why can’t you just wash them every day. When my mom walked in after working the hospital, she’d say “don’t touch me” and she’d take a shower and change clothes before doing ANYTHING else.
Sure, but you would just have to hang around in your underwear until their washed. Hope their isn't an emergency in the 2-3 hours it takes to wash/dry lol.
It’s very interesting to see your view and your approach to medicine. As a mechanic we take symptoms of the vehicle and test components to narrow down the issue or issues causing the problem.
I was at urgent care yesterday and i live in jersey and i lowkey thought that i heard mikes voice in the back because of how much i watch him. i got hyped up and then realized that he doesnt even work in an urgent care smh
She’s wearing a full face of makeup, and is probably healthy other than lack of sleep, drinking water and being on your feet, is exercise. ER nurses get a workout.
I found Bianca on tik tok awhile back and she’s one of the people I look To for inspiration as an aspiring nurse her videos always make my day so I clicked so fast knowing my FAVORITE doctor made a video with my FAVORITE nurse
I think the implication is that you literally can never take it off. On the flip side, there could be ways to get any clothing you can't take off at least somewhat clean
It also never said you can't wash the underwear. Unless you wear something underneath the scrubs, you'd have to go home in scrubs covered in who knows what before taking them off and washing them. At least if it's your underwear you know what's on them and you don't have to worry about other people's fluids getting on them (as much, depending on your personal life i suppose) like you do with scrubs.
@@rosin_eater wash it while you shower, leave it to dry with a clothes or hair dryer while you're doing your make up/hair/putting your clothes on, then take the underwear and put it on before the pants and shoes
Nurses eat their young is 100% a saying. Learned it 1st semester they warn you some experienced nurses arent so welcoming but hey almost done!! December here I come
If I had been treated really bad (eaten!) when I first started, I might have walked right out of the hospital. I was very shy & unsure of myself. Hope you find a nurse to help you out & congratulations on starting your new career 💖🌈💐
Same thing here in Brazil, I’ll never understand why some nurses are so rude and impatient towards us nursing students... like, have you actually forgotten that you were once a student??? Smh
Hey Dr. Mike. I want to thank you. I've been scared to visit doctors because of covid 19. But I listened to you about how its still important to go. Turns out I had a blood clot that was killing my lung.
@@viceroyh Yes there is that upper teir of physical attractiveness that is purely the result of genetic luck. But the mid upper teir is reachable by everyone save the physically or mentally disabled.
I love her answer about difficult people. It’s really true at any job!! I’m a cashier and the nastiest people are often the ones going through the hardest life events. For instance I have found that the crankiest of older gentleman are often hard of hearing and incredibly lonely. It’s up to us to choose if we are going to dismiss them and snap back or if we are going to step up to the challenge and give them the care they so desperately need! ❤️
Gotta love a well written note vs. "patient has concerns about _____. Spoke to them. questions were answered. they understand." If the patient calls, it's helpful to know so we don't have to make them wait or pass the message around trying to figure out what they did/ spoke about.
There are no doctors without nurses I’m just saying this cause people in my country at least (India) undermine nurses and say that men cannot be nurses but that not true at all
There are no doctors without nurses and no nurses without doctors. They are essential parts of the clinical team. But more than that everyone else working at a clinical establishment including the ambulence drivers and housekeeping & cleaning staff are all indispensable parts of a clinical team. It takes 20 other personnel to run a clinical service other than the doctor. The doctor is the team leader that doesn't mean they are superior or inferior to any other team member. Everyone has different roles and responsibilities.
@@nancysrivastava7779 Exactly I want to be in the medical field and when someone talks about being a nurse they think it's like minority I completely agree there is no doctor with out a nurse❤️.I want everyone to respect them and give them the position that they deserve......❤️💟
So I have a “fun” nurse story. And I bet she woulda categorized me as a “difficult” paitent... but she almost killed me! I was having what everyone thought was heart burn, but as a gastric bypass paitent I shouldn’t have been having it. I was just in crazy pain and in my heart I knew something was dreadfully wrong, I knew my body. So I drove myself to the ER. The nurse took one look at me and in disgust told me to stop being a drug seeker and get out of her ER room. (I’ll admit they’d seen me a lot for migraines, I’m federally disabled with them, but I wasn’t even asking for pain meds). I told her NO! I knew something was wrong and I wasn’t leaving until I knew what. She threw my chart on the little table and stormed off. They brought me this charcoly stuff to drink because they still thought it was just heart burn. It did nothing. She came in AGAIN and told me to leave, that I was again a drug seeker and was taking up a room for better people then me. I again, refused and said look, I’m not asking for narcotics, I haven’t even brought up how much pain I’m in, i just know something is wrong! She gave me a look of disgust and walked off. About 45 min later the ERdoctor came in and just said “I wanna try something” and started ultra sounding my gallbladder. Guess what? It was bursting with stones and sludge. Like it was already starting to rip open. He said the words “emergency surgery” and ran out. A new nurse ran in 3 min later with a ton of pain meds! Funny enough, I never saw that first nurse again! I was in surgery an hour later having my gallbladder removed. Moral of the story: some people have very very very rare reactions to things happenings in their body. I’m one of those fun cases whose body will always be that 1% reaction. My gallbladder pain presented as heart burn and had I gone home when she told me too, I’d be dead. But I bet she woulda classified me as a “difficult paient”. But I knew my body, I knew something was wrong and I stood my ground!
Kitten Bell : OMG, that was such awful behavior from that first nurse! I hope that you reported her. That kind of nurse behavior back before I retired (hospital RN), would have gotten her into big trouble and/or fired. I have had two gallbladder attacks and you must have a high pain threshold, because I believe that gallbladder attack pain was worse than my labor pains (for both times, natural births).
slcRN1971 yeah, my pain threshold is pretty High. I’m in pain 24/7/365 from Daily chronic migraines and Ankylosing Spondylitis. I have access to a pain specialist who keeps me comfortable, but I know what my chart looks like to an ER. For awhile there, when I lived in northern Idaho with all the forest fires(my biggest trigger is smoke), I was going to the ER every other day for 8 duilauded(sp?) and a cocktail of other meds. Despite hating the feeling they cause in me, they were the only thing that worked. After one horrific summer, my mom and grandma paid to move me to Hawaii with them (like they got me on a flight with 2 weeks notice to move here... to the point I had to leave my service dog behind for a few months because she wasn’t ready to pass the Hawaii pet laws[she needed rabies vaccine etc]) and it’s been much better here. Still have them every day but we have some of the cleanest air in the world, so that trigger is almost non-existent (except for the fireworks and our neighbors smoking meat). But again, I’m aware of what that chart looks like, so I hate hate hate asking for pain meds in an ER, even if I’m there for something other then a migraine because I hate the judging look they give me. It’s hard to get them to understand that I don’t need the ER for my meds, I have access through a pain doctor, so if I’m there complaining of pain, then I feel like I’m on my death bed! I just wish some nurses wouldn’t judge a patient by their chart, meet the paitent before you immediately judge them. They’d find I’m one of the most polite and easy going patients because I’ve spent so much time in hospitals. I’ve never once complained with how long it might take to be seen, no matter how much pain I’m in, I’m always respectful of the fact that a migraine can’t kill me, which puts me at the bacK of the line as it should. If they can give me a dark, quiet room, I’ll wait as long as they need me too. Nurses are wonderful and such hard working and amazing individuals. I have so much respect for you guys, just please don’t judge a patient by their chart. Meet them first. I have met some amazing nurses (surprisenly, it’s mostly the nurses who have had a migraine before 😹) in my lifetime. And no, I didn’t report her, I should have but I couldn’t bring myself to ruin her career. I didn’t know what was going on in her life right then, maybe she was just having a bad day or possibly had other stresses going on in her life. I didn’t know and didn’t wanna judge her like she did me. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and treated her with the respect I wish she’d treated me with. 🤷🏻♀️
Nowhere near as bad but in similar vain. I get a lot of pain (hyper mobility) I want painkillers to work when I’m older so try and limit what I take now - so if I’m draining sheets of the standard ‘strong stuff’ I’m in PAIN. 9 days before a&e my shoulder just ‘popped’ and intense pain. For 9 days straight it popped out and in with every step. The nurse did the normal ‘can you do this move?’ It hurt but I could. ‘You must be fine no one with an injury could do that!’ I asked him to bare in mind my underlining pain and stretchiness counteracts “normal” can we X-ray just to make sure it’s in place. He agreed. The x ray was unclear if it was slightly out or not but dr tried relocation techniques. Clicked back in, pain (while still very bad) was much better. Had I taken the nurse as right, the muscle deterioration and nerve damage I have now might have been so much worse
That's awful what happened to you and I hope that nurse learned a lesson. I'm just wondering if you really understood what she was saying about the "difficult patient" stereotype. She basically said that a patient may seem difficult but she tries to empathize with them by understanding this may be the most scary moment of their life and tries to get a rappor and build trust. Im a nurse and most patients that could be labeled as "difficult" are just sick and stressed. I'm not going through an illness, I have no idea what they are truly going through so I give my patients a pass for treating me poorly. I'm not the one sick I'm the bed. If they weren't sick I'd bet that most of my patients who were mean to me would act differently. I hope you're doing well now and you never have to incounter that nurse again.
Dr. Mike: - your videos somehow bring a smile to my face. your aura is so positive and so cheerful. I was having a like depressing day but I started to watch your videos and now I just can't stop smiling. thanks for such wonderful content and such positivity.
I was not aware that nurses interacted like "Nurses eat their young". This video, not just because of what I pointed out, was very interesting. She seems like such a nice person and nurse. I would totally be down for more collaborations between the two of you.
If you haven’t already yet, I would love to see this with an EMT/Paramedic or any other video on your channel! In Australia they’ve only just been recognised as legit health practitioners by AHPRA back in 2018. So it’s hard as a student to find paramedics to look up to and to visualise our place in the medicine world. Working on road seems very different to working in the hospital, but a lot of the medical knowledge discussed in some of your videos applies to a lot of my learning (ps passing bcs of Dr Mike). It would be cool to see what kind of energy will come out between a doctor and a paramedic
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Andy from Broklyn nine-nine
Where's the minecraft video?
Hi
The underwear one says that you have to wear the same one for the rest of your life but it doesnt say that you cant wash them
Hello
When Dr.Mike thought the cap was open to his water bottle and went to drink some.... I felt that.
What's the time stamp?
@@drkstrnd drinks with closed cap at 3:33 and then realizes at 3:35
Lamya Najmi thank you
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I have a home bakery thing. Nowadays when I bake I always wear a mask. And quite a few times I tried to taste the product I made without opening the mask...
“I’m a doctor who games, you’re a nurse who games”
my first thought: woah there doctor mike
He’s making his move
That’s what I thought tooo 😂
I came to the comments for this lol. Still, mighty fine babies!
I think mike has a gf
@@tanmayeekulkarni5050 forsenCD so?
Thank you so much for having me on your channel! I had such an amazing time!! (Nurses ftw) 😎😂
We are happy you came, it's such an inspiration to see medical professionals crushing it on social media. Thanks giving me a happy time 🤗
You are amazing. And your comment soon gonna get pinned.... i guess 😏
Thanks for representing nurses!! Loved the video collab!
You r so full of energy, you guys could have done a longer video 😁😁😁 your energy is out doing Dr Mike 🤪
I want a nurse mentor like her 🥺 I’m graduating from nursing school in like 2 months and finding Latina nurses to look up to is hard to come by 😭
I've been going to the wrong hospital...
😂😂😂Haha
Dude i can't stop laughing
That is so true😂😂😂😂
We all have...
Hu-hi-hu-hi-hu-hi
Heheh
There's a factory somewhere that makes smart and pretty people and this is confirmation
Oh yeah of course! They are called Uteri!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Or a society that makes the pretty ones popular
And I am not one. Imma be an ugly nurse bruh
@@lunarcreepypasta6937 lmaooo
"I would die!"
Doctor Mike: chest compressions chest compressions chest compressions!
that wuld be nasty
@@AaryanRKO Gotchya😂
RKO 1718 what
No!
I should be WASH YOUR HANDS, WASH YOUR HANDS, WASH YOUR HANDS first.
This was perfect hahah
Dr. Mike: I'm a doctor that games....
Also Dr. Mike: *calls slimes in Minecraft bouncy bushes*
Calls chickens SEAGULLS LIKE BRUH
😂😂😂😂
Where? 😂 i haven't seen it
Minecraft isn't a game, its a cheap babysitter.
Also Dr. Mike: makes a Sims home unusably modular.
He was thirsty 😂 I never seen him drink that much water 😂
Plot twist: it wasn’t water
Me when I see new hot nurse enrollees in the ICU at the hospital I work
And he freaking liked it too, so he agrees
@@DerHund1 orange juice?
You got me in the first half, not gonna lie lol.
“Nurses eating their young” is a common phrase referring to lateral violence, which involves levels of bullying new nurses by their more experienced coworkers. It can ruin a young nurse's reputation and cause him/her to have feelings of inferiority, dislike of the nursing profession and ultimately translates to patient care. It is taught in nursing school. When I was in nursing school, I didn't believe it. I felt most nurses were altruistic and would behave accordingly with their peers. I was wrong. After experiencing this horrible behavior, I quit my job and I am now pursuing a Master's as a way to get away from it. Yes, I chose further education rather than stay and be bullied. I've also decided to do in depth research on lateral violence, and communication in the medical community. I hope this will help in my future to avoid the horrible pain I, and others experienced at my previous workplace!
oh my thats awful:( good on you for leaving a toxic environment but im also so sorry
@@earthandfire4840 Thank you very much!
I have dealt a lot with nursing meanness to us nursing students. Like they weren’t ever in our position before 😒
Honestly I highly respect your honesty and you sharing your story. Eating our young is not only Nurses but also Nursing Assistants as well, I used to work at a facility that had that mentality. I didn't know how badly I was treated till I got hired at a new facility that treated their staff so much better. I realized my feelings of wanting to quit healthcare came from that environment and toxicity, I actually wanted to cry on how better it was the first week I was there. However even with that I still struggle with trusting and opening up to people. I hope with your research and more awareness we can help get that mentality to go away as it just hurts not only our profession but our patients as well
I started taking antidepressants because of this behavior in the beginning of my career
This is just two very smart an attractive people playing a game. While we third wheel and watch for gossip.... Quality content I need
Haha I’m dieing
Nobody cares what you think
I don't watch for gossip and I am not a third wheel...
@@bubbleteabeatboxx None of us are, they are jk, they just mean that both of them are very attractive
@@vic2097 the heck?! A simple small scroll with your finger against the screen will take you to the next comment, in case you didn't know that already (looks like it)
and here we have the male and female gene's lottery winners.
Honestly I find most people everyone says are pretty are merely in shape. And that's not exactly hard to do for the average person.
Being smart on the other hand is a much better metric to judge people on.
This two are at least both to be fair.
@I farted multiple times among many lifetimes Well one does have to make exceptions for the physically or mentally handicapped I suppose.
But yes on the whole the vast majority of people are capable of a push up and some light running.
@Ayli Nickerson Yes they are but that was the result of poor choices on their part. Most of them were born capable and remained so for a fair chunk of time.
And really nothing is stopping them from becoming healthier aside from their own apathy. And this notion we shouldn't fat shame people.
Which I personally find foolish but have decided it's not worth starting anything too serious over.
The world spins on after all.
I might not be beautiful or handsome on the outside, but atleast I'm *SMART*
@@clothar23 I disagree. Now for women even if you don't have a pretty face it is true with makeup you can make yourself look significantly different. But for males they don't do that. Take doctor Mike. The way his face is genetically constructed is what makes him look especially good. Genetics are very important.
She kinda looks like SSSniperwolf
Omg!! I commented that tooooo
naahh
She is
@@literalgarbage9892 are you sure about that?
@@zoed8233 absolutely not
I’m so glad that Bianca talked about how schooling doesn’t prepare nurses the way experience does. I’m in nursing school currently, and I’ve been terrified of eventually graduating because I fear I won’t be as capable off-the-bat as nurses are expected to be. Knowing that it’s not just me and that more veteran nurses expect that of newbies is actually really comforting :) The “eating their own young” part of it, not so much...
I am a first-year nursing student and I've had the same thoughts.
This is true of basically all professions. I definitely felt the same as a software engineer. Took years to feel comfortable. It's a mix of imposter syndrome and legitimate ignorance. But ignorance != stupidity and everyone learns. It'll be fine.
@@UnashamedlyHentai i am an "aspiring" software engineer. Can I ask you a question?
Did you know what are you getting into after you got your degree? I mean did you know where to work or some kind of an aim?
I graduated nursing school in 2019 and work in acute care. All I can emphasize is: ASK QUESTIONS! If you don’t know why something is/isn’t being done or why one thing is being done versus a different intervention, ASK!
If you have a good preceptor, you’ll be okay. The anxiety is tough of course but is completely normal.
I always say, “I’d rather ask a stupid question than do something stupid”
I think this is true in most medical professions :) (cpt here), you’ll learn 10x as much in the field than in class and your colleagues all started in the same place!!! They get it and will mostly be super understanding and helpful!
Anything doctor mike touches turns “M E D I C A L”
Where is this hospital and why is everyone so good looking there
Thanks for the likes
Exactly
THIS!
Some hospital in Jersey.
Yeah tell me too
Yea what the hell. They gave me the wrong one
She's beautiful, smart, and fun. He's handsome, smart, and fun. I know I'm not the only one seeing the chemistry.
I know 😂 they would be an amazing couple!
Very much agree💯
Hmm.. No.. According to doctor Mike's personality, a calmer person would be a greater match.. My personal opinion though.. Don't mind me
@@deejayslowmotion6428 yes isnt it true that great couples who last long time are most of the times quite oposite in some ways?
@@Yulia.chandrika yes, i think the same too.. Dr Mike isn't dominant and imposing in nature, a calm and mature woman would be a much better fit for him rather than a dynamic one
I love this. I love the fact that being a woman Dr or nurse doesnt mean that you have to stop doing what you love for entertainment
I don't think that's a belief people have though.
Why would it??? 🤔
@@jexikavindictive i'm a med student in Lebanon, a 3rd world country where ppl believe that if a girl enrols in med school she's destroying her future as a mom and wife which is in their opinion, more important.
@@victoriachidiac1321 sorry I didn't think of this from a broad view of the world. That's totally my fault.
@@jexikavindictive no i totally understand, i'm glad you commented😊
I love her nurse heart trying to flip the situation and understand why the patient is being difficult ❤️
Kinda whats expected from anybody working in health care lol
I love her personality. Collab with more people in the medical field. 👨🏾⚕👩🏼⚕
Yea..that I'll be amazing, are you also in the medical line
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Yesss! Collab with me, a pharmacy student 😭
@@KanadeKiryu that's an awsome idea, can you send me a DM on Instagram let's talk more @view.valerie
He said this month is FILLED with collabs! ♡
That was great. It's great for ppl to see that the nurse- doctor relationship isnt advaserial (like it's always portrayed on tv)!
*adversarial
Adversarial attitudes have an adverse effect because they make a teammate into an adversary.
"Nurses eat their young. "
100% accurate. Also I can't believe Dr. Mike didn't know that!
I feel like doctors and nurses are almost in separate worlds, despite working together. It may almost be analogous to administrative staff and stock traders in a Wall Street firm.
lmao. Dr. Mike has reached *aging*
I feel like it happens in every profession, but nurses really do eat their own!!
As a nurse, I encourage all nurses especially the new generation to start a change by having a teaching and helping heart to new nurses and not tearing each other apart. I went through "nurses eat their young" hell before, so I told myself when I become a senior nurse, I will be the opposite. Now as a senior nurse, new nurses older and younger than me love working with me. 😁 Mission accomplished! 😀
Congratulations on accomplishing your goal😘
Yes thank you! Undergraduate RN here and I’m so happy to hear some online support! 😁
i’m currently in 9th grade and pursuing to become a family nurse practitioner, but i totally forgot about the factors of the environment and how it can affect me. i didn’t worry because i blindly thought that everyone would be nice to each other. then i’ve been reading comments about this “culture”, and now i’m scared. i hope more nurses like you spread and continue to spread awareness about this and why it shouldn’t be tolerated! thank you for doing what you’re doing 😊
I wonder if that nurse hazing started in an earlier time when it was believed that being harsh on people resulted in better performance. "Toughen them up", so to speak. Problem is, some people can be so demoralized that it has the opposite effect.
@@lynnebucher6537 it has been all 40 years of my nursing career.
“Nurses eat your young” I CANT AGREE MORE AND that happens EVERYWHERE. I’m a nurse too and I’m from Chile and that’s so real.
What does that mean in translation? Eating someone’s young?
Jovana_Branka it means that old nurses are abusive and mean to young nurses. As she said when you first start as a nurse, you don’t know everything and need a lot of guidances. Some people think they born knowing everything and are mean to the new nurses.
It happens in a lot of medical professions and its so sad and needs to change.
@@emb_ivy Some people don't belong and you can see it. I just went through getting like 5 new employees and why should I want to train or put my effort into people who don't really want to be there or take the job serious. There is a level of saltyness there and you expect new people to have a certain level of knowledge. Out of the 5 I got there was 1 that I actually liked. The rest of them can go kick rocks.
Yep, same in Brazil
She’s so sweet! Loved her. So smart and spontaneous and natural. Not stuck up about her looks.
I had the most beautiful, gorgeous friend and she truly had no idea. Until then I didn’t think such a thing was possible. And , wow, could she throw a football. Of course she married a plastic surgeon……the woman who would never need one
Antisera sounds like a cure for the Varshavski virus
😂😂😂 are you in the medical field
Sounds like the name of a generic goth band
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"WE NEED 800CC OF ANTISERA STAT"
Ok folks... I would rather keep the virus. Lol.
Nurses always for the win, I had a severe accident fractured C5/C6 vert, and other than the occasional doc coming in to fill pain scripts, and one amazing surgeon who fixed me up, it was the nurses that brought me back. Side by side every struggle I went through they were by my side, even just having a chat.
Nurses are the most amazing and underrated personnel of the entire medical system.
Love nurses forever and always xoxo
Bump
thanks for appreciating us
@@marsreyes957 Worst period in my life and I can't recall ever smiling more, the positivity nurses bring with them, the characters, from the mother figure nurse catching me doing something wrong, to the nurse staying late just to help me through my walking lessons, or the nurses who would take the time, sit down and just talk to me. Thank you for doing an occupation that sometimes can be thankless but at times be the reason a person is able to walk and smile, while going through something horrific.
You and all the nurses in this world will forever have a special place in my heart.
Plus I used to bribe with chocolates 🤣 I'm pretty sure I became a ward favourite, but only nightshift got choco
"Nurses eat their young" this is true. I've been a victim of it. I hope aspiring nurses won't be discouraged and won't have to experience it. Hopefully that cycle would end here.
How come no one has responded to this comment yet?
I'm so sorry you had to experience that. I've been a nurse for almost 3 years, fortunately for me I've always had really supportive nurses at all the places I work. Although I think a factor might've been the fact that majority of the people I work with are younger nurses. We're really trying to change that toxic culture. Nurses should support other nurses (:
They also "eat" young doctors
This doesn’t happen at the hospital I work at so I’m lucky
Yes there’s a lot of bullying and nonsense from nursing school, nursing teachers, and when you start working. I had 60 year old professors who didn’t like each other. It’s always the women who are involved. Of course not all of them but it’s not a coincidence that the majority of nurses are women.
I'm a complete helicopter mom but when my 7 month old had an allergic reaction to peanuts and was having a difficulty breathing I knew to step back and let the pros deal with the situation. I didn't want to be in the way. Thank you nurse's and doctors for all you do!
You two have great chemistry, feels like its so easy to talk between you two and seems like just flows positive energy. Hope you guys do more colabs
They will collab just not on camera ;)
@@Rhcpmusic297 WTF wiredo
Lmao Doctor Mike and his partner, female version of Doctor Mike
hhhh nice one
@@abdouchenini3197 Thank you, I didnt even know that I wrote this comment
B-but the peewoop...
Lol
have you seen Dr Mike blushing for the whole video? :D Non-stop :D
I must admit
Dr .mike is a walking wikipedia
And his smile is my day maker.
Edit - thnx for 1k likes .
I've never got this much likes .
Same Same
@Gifting everyone who subs to me lots of love to you
Well said 👍
@@deadspiderlily ok.thnx for informing
@@dravyanaik8065 🥰🥰
I thought when he said “I’m a doctor who games, you’re a nurse who games...” he was gonna finish the sentence with “we should go on a date” 😱. She’s so pretty and honestly they’d be cute together!
I agree. They would be a nice couple. 👍🏾
Does he have a girlfriend?
@@OPROSEBUD doesn't matter, you shouldn't be shipping real life people that's disgusting.
@@creativerock1646 "they'd be so cute together!" is super common to hear IRL, chill out a bit
@@32BitJunkie yup, some people really need to log off
She's so knowledgeable, could listen to her talk for days
Riiiggghht 😂
She was born to be a nurse. Her name is ‘Antisera’.
Omaigod. I just got your joke, it could be antiserum hahaha the plural version of it.
Cool name 🤣
Antisera would belong to the laboratory.
@@MattUnboxTV Issa joke pls don't be a karen
Exactly
Either Dr Mike was extremely dehydrated during the video or he was trying to show off his bottle😂😂
He was getting a little thirsty talking with the nurse 😏😏😏
@@awkwardfangirl581 Is it what i think it is?
Aditya Pandey mhmm lmao 😂
@@awkwardfangirl581 eh? Dr Mike has a GF, or did they broke up ??
Aiz Toh I’m not sure lol
We're at 125k, where's the gaming video, Mike?
Coming soon!
@@DoctorMike We both know you were hitting on her 0.0
@@Marsalien100 don't be weird please.
@@Marsalien100 yikes bruh think twice before u write something online lmao
I'm KIDDING relax lol
imagine if doctor mike played among us with all his doctor/nurse friends
mike: oh no pink isn't breathing i need to do chest compressions
someone else: *reports* mike was standing on body hes sus
mike was not impostor.
edit: for ppl tryin to rationalize this thinkin why he would do chest compressions on a decapitated bean dude, its literally just a joke
Lmao I'm dying
frick yeah omg i would love that
Lol I'd die
i know its not medical related but i rly want him to do a video playing among us
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Fellow nurse here of 18 years, nurse absolutely eat their young! I love to precept so that I can help new nurses gain confidence before they're thrown out to the wolves.
You have to raise them to be mentally strong🤣
The nurse vs nurse is so true. Even in clinicals, they would treat nursing students awful. In my last semester, in icu, I was assigned to a patient and they had a specfic nurse and she was very kind but the next day, I had the same patient but different nurse. Classmates didn't want to be with that nurse cause she would literally insult them or tell them to leave. My professor asked me if I wanted to change patients and I said no cause I already had half of my work done and created a bond with the patient. Long story short, that nurse ended up explaining everything to me and wasn't harsh as she was with others students. The professor was so proud... The thing was, I didn't know that nurses reputation until the end of the shift.
Kuki ARMY : wow, makes me wonder why that nurse was so different in her behavior to you?? Interesting!!
@@slcRN1971 I don't know... I've always been a quiet, serious person that takes responsibility in my work. I didn't talk to her that much... So, I really have no idea 🤷🏽♀️?
@@kukis7724 That's probably why , your behavior didn't annoy her as much as the others did.
As a drill instructor in the Canadian Armed Forces I personally preferred those who took their training seriously.
I'm not saying all nurses are like this, but because of a single preceptor like this I left nursing school to pursue policy. This lady would insult me in front of patients, call me incompetent and slow in front of other nurses on the ward and spend almost an hour a day calling our nursing care plans "lazy". I have never felt so small in my life. That year left me so jaded about the healthcare profession (the plan was to do med school after) that I literally said if I hate the system, I need to be writing the rules, not just following them.
It makes me sad that other student nurses have had experiences like this, because I respect the nursing profession so much.
Hearing a medical professional say she would “literally die” if she got to facetime one of her heroes, was one of the most humanizing moments i’ve ever witnessed on this channel 😆💜😆
The level of concentration of beauty and smart in this video is something I can't handle
Lol
This man is really smart he should be a doctor
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Reem he should tho 🤔
My same exact thought!!!
Omg I agree with you. He really should! I hope he sees your comment :')
Random Hugh Laurie fact, one of his kids a doctor! He's just gone straight from studying into coronavirus treatment back in the spring, Hugh L mentioned how proud he was of his son for it in an interview
That's so fitting considering he was from House
House Jr.
Into paramedic school, I thought early on nursing would be something I could really get into, after some time of clinicals I really thought I couldn’t handle it lol. I respect what nurses have to go through so much, much much respect!
"I don't think any nurse is gonna come out of nursing school fully prepared."
Cool m8, thanks for the confidence boost. I'll remember that through the rest of clinicals.
That's true for us Doctors as well, hence the internship. Clinical knowledge and clinical practice are two completely different things.
You’ll be fine. You’ll learn how to be optimistic in a (sometimes) pessimistic environment. But really though, nursing school is nothing like being a nurse. Lol.
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Practice makes perfect. The more expirience you get the better you will become. Don't stress too much about it. You are going to do amazing.
Nursing school will never teach you everything you need to know. It will teach you to think. And that is what’s most important. Experience comes with time. Until then you need to be able to think critically, to see a problem and reason out how best to manage the situation. Find a strong team that wants you to ask questions, and never assume you know everything. You got this!
Doctor mike: “i’M a dOcToR wHo GaMeS”
Also doctor mike: **doesn’t know how to build a house in sims**
To be fair building anything but a basic box shape in Sims is a bit of a challenge.
God knows I will start and get lost in the possibilities.
To be fair he plays apex and other shooters. Sims isn’t ubiquitous to gamers. I’ve never played sims but I play 10 hours of gaming a week minimum. Up to 20 on weeks where I have little to no hw. I have an expensive gaming pc that is also for video editing and a lot of people see me as a “gamer”
This is a biggest roast to doc mike
@@clothar23 found the gatekeeper
@@zacharywindover9840 Because I think the building mechanics in Sims are somewhat obtuse ? Not sure how that's gatekeeping but you do you.
"The anxiety to miss your alarm and then waking up before"
Yeeees I felt that! 😂
It happens so much and it is exhausting!! 😅
Ikr I literally wake up at least 3-4 before my alarm because I think I overslept. Ugh I’m so over it tbh. Sorry needed to vent lol
@@teish8393 Ahaha omg, yes!!! It's exactly that!!!
Don't worry about it, glad you did vent!
I literally did that Friday...starting at 6 am.
And then today, my husband woke me 20 min. Before I needed to get to work because I set my alarm for the wrong day. WHY?!
Omg I'm not a medical professional but I work for an affiliate of health centers doing administrative stuff like scheduling, triaging, fielding questions, etc, and I am SO DETAILED in my chart notes. It is my absolute biggest pet peeve when others don't document things thoroughly because if I talk to a patient who says they already explained something to us, if it's not documented anywhere I have to make them explain it again, which leads to a bad patient experience. I could actually spend my whole day doing notes and I'd enjoy it.
Anyone else noticed how the underwear scrubs one never said you couldn’t wash them?
Right, why can’t you just wash them every day. When my mom walked in after working the hospital, she’d say “don’t touch me” and she’d take a shower and change clothes before doing ANYTHING else.
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I noticed
ikr... that's what I thought as well
Sure, but you would just have to hang around in your underwear until their washed. Hope their isn't an emergency in the 2-3 hours it takes to wash/dry lol.
Why does Doctor Mike saying “you’re throwing the shade” sound like a dad. But not a regular dad, a cool dad. 😂
So like a dad who’s in the freezer section of a store?
I know. He’s funny haha
I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who gets overwhelmed by anxiety when having to be somewhere, that I'm always early.
It’s very interesting to see your view and your approach to medicine. As a mechanic we take symptoms of the vehicle and test components to narrow down the issue or issues causing the problem.
Whenever i hear Bianca talks i thought my playback speed's at 1.50x
Yeah she talks so fast
Have you watched Micarah Tewers?
LMFAO I commented similar thing
I was at urgent care yesterday and i live in jersey and i lowkey thought that i heard mikes voice in the back because of how much i watch him. i got hyped up and then realized that he doesnt even work in an urgent care smh
Lol...it happens sometimes, our mind plays those tricks on us
i was so hyped for a hot five seconds 😤
But I think he does urgent care sometimes
ur kidding...
Urgent care is what the scrubs are for right? In the office he wears his tie...
How can these peeps look like this when all they talk about is 24 hour shifts?! I stay up late for one night and I look like a hot mess!
Well these individuals have the same talent as your profile pic 😉😉.
She’s wearing a full face of makeup, and is probably healthy other than lack of sleep, drinking water and being on your feet, is exercise. ER nurses get a workout.
Genes
So true, they must be doing magic or something
Its not genes, its routine and make up.
I found Bianca on tik tok awhile back and she’s one of the people I look To for inspiration as an aspiring nurse her videos always make my day so I clicked so fast knowing my FAVORITE doctor made a video with my FAVORITE nurse
The wearing scrubs or underwear, it never said that you couldn’t wash the scrubs
I think the implication is that you literally can never take it off. On the flip side, there could be ways to get any clothing you can't take off at least somewhat clean
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It also never said you can't wash the underwear. Unless you wear something underneath the scrubs, you'd have to go home in scrubs covered in who knows what before taking them off and washing them. At least if it's your underwear you know what's on them and you don't have to worry about other people's fluids getting on them (as much, depending on your personal life i suppose) like you do with scrubs.
Or the underwear
They also never said you "had" to wear underwear 😶
Wear the same underwear. They don't say you can't wash it...
What do you do when it’s washing
@@rosin_eater What do you do wear down there when u come out of bath wrapped in a towel?
@@rosin_eater wash it while you shower, leave it to dry with a clothes or hair dryer while you're doing your make up/hair/putting your clothes on, then take the underwear and put it on before the pants and shoes
Even if you couldn't take it off, it would be washed when you shower, which for some people would be 2 times a day
If you're a female its actually healthy to go without underwear so be free for a while 🤣
Doctor Mike: I'm a Doctor who games, you're a Nurse who games
Me: * wiggly eyebrows *
They have both got game
They would make an adorable couple!
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@@haicoai6269 where does that link lead?
dude it’s past 120k, do the gaming collab! thank you both and all medical professionals for what you do!! y’all let’s get this hyped!
Nurses eat their young is 100% a saying. Learned it 1st semester they warn you some experienced nurses arent so welcoming but hey almost done!! December here I come
If I had been treated really bad (eaten!) when I first started, I might have walked right out of the hospital. I was very shy & unsure of myself. Hope you find a nurse to help you out & congratulations on starting your new career 💖🌈💐
I don't know why they do that honestly! I've been doubting nursing because of that. Really sad and scary.
That's totally true. Being a student nurse in South Africa, I experience that all the time from the registered nurses
Same thing here in Brazil, I’ll never understand why some nurses are so rude and impatient towards us nursing students... like, have you actually forgotten that you were once a student??? Smh
Early Congrats!
Hey Dr. Mike. I want to thank you. I've been scared to visit doctors because of covid 19. But I listened to you about how its still important to go. Turns out I had a blood clot that was killing my lung.
Hope it goes ok
Hope you get better soon!
In doctor mike's world why everyone is so fking handsome and hot
It's amazing what healthy eating and exercise do for a person. And yet so many people refuse to do it.
Purge Blade #231 I mean yes that’s important but that doesn’t genetically make you handsome/beautiful
@@viceroyh Yes there is that upper teir of physical attractiveness that is purely the result of genetic luck.
But the mid upper teir is reachable by everyone save the physically or mentally disabled.
@@clothar23 Applying make-up with a paint sprayer can help some people too. ;)
@@clothar23 deep meaning
Wow she's amazing! The medical field definitely needs people like you guys
I love her answer about difficult people. It’s really true at any job!! I’m a cashier and the nastiest people are often the ones going through the hardest life events. For instance I have found that the crankiest of older gentleman are often hard of hearing and incredibly lonely. It’s up to us to choose if we are going to dismiss them and snap back or if we are going to step up to the challenge and give them the care they so desperately need! ❤️
I love her outlook on things! Most people I have worked with have whined and complained about difficult patients.
We should see doctor mike play among us with other doctors😂
That will really be amazing, hello am Valerie
@@ValerieOkorie lmao why did you introduce yourself?
YES!
@@giodidwhat4901 idk you kinda sus
My first thought when seeing the thumbnail was "definitely the nurse"
I’m surprise Dr. Mike never heard of “nurses eat their young” but now they hope to change it to “nurses SUPPORT their young” 😁❤️
Yeah hearing that makes me sad...I am currently a caregiver and am wanting to go into Nursing school, but this is discouraging.
@@ivanamendez478 What I don't get it ?
this is such a good pair, i love both their personalities especially together idk just made for a great vid!
Bianca: "I'm beginning to feel like a rap God, rap God..."
@Melanie Lopez-Grullon she talks super fast
*I'm beginning to feel like a rap god, rap god.*
don't Blaspheme God bless 🙏 Jesus loves y'all
The best doctor and nurse collab ever she’s just so gorgeous
WHY did he not wear his glasses too 😭 they could have twinned so well
@John patrick White nah sis that was later. Also has nothing to to with glasses
When you are pretty and an intellectual at the same time, it hits different. And it goes for the both of them😍
I was thinking the same lol
Everyone’s talking abt the hot doctor but we need more from the hot nurse
Knowledge and compassion are sexy.
Simps (it’s a joke don’t get heated)
Bisexuality in its finest
Hey Doctor Mike - That was a great collaboration. Hope you have Bianca back again🤗
"He could tell me to walk into a fire and I would do it."
We definitely share the same love for Dr.House
Dr Mike: "welcome tO tHe CHANNEL!"
Nurse Bianca: "Woah calm down mate-"
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Both of the replies are spam or just self promo
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Nurse: I spend most of my time gaming
Me: and this is how I choose my doctor
🤣🤣🤣 me: how well are you in those games
She has a BioShock poster behind her, she is the best
WOW! Wish all medical professionals were like Doctor Mike and Bianca.
I wonder what Sera ever did to Bianca's ancestors to warrant such an antagonistic last name.
Such an underrated comment 😂😂😂
This Comment is such a gem LMFAO
😂😂😂😂😂
Indeed underrated comment lmfao
😂 best comment
She’s gorgeous and so intelligent and loving as a nurse! I feel like they’d make an adorable couple ☺️❤️
She said “he could tell me to walk in fire and I would do it”
I would too 100%
Samesies!!
Bianca is such a role model for me she is what really wanna be when I grow up a nurse and a gamer
I literally said outloud "YES! Preach!" when Nurse Bee hyped up the value of a well-written note! Also, Bee fangirling for Dr House was cute af!
If they got together they'd be the most attractive couple ever.
OhmyGod! Yes! They are so pretty
Buddy chiLl with the irl shipping
can y’all not ship actual real people
Y'all are too sensitive for the internet lmao.
Doc Mike's girlfriend is pretty hot..
“ah creeper” I see he’s a man of culture
ah yes
Gotta love a well written note vs.
"patient has concerns about _____. Spoke to them. questions were answered. they understand."
If the patient calls, it's helpful to know so we don't have to make them wait or pass the message around trying to figure out what they did/ spoke about.
She just changed my perspective on difficult patients .
Some terapists say every behavior has a reason/motivation
There are no doctors without nurses
I’m just saying this cause people in my country at least (India) undermine nurses and say that men cannot be nurses but that not true at all
There are no doctors without nurses and no nurses without doctors. They are essential parts of the clinical team. But more than that everyone else working at a clinical establishment including the ambulence drivers and housekeeping & cleaning staff are all indispensable parts of a clinical team. It takes 20 other personnel to run a clinical service other than the doctor. The doctor is the team leader that doesn't mean they are superior or inferior to any other team member. Everyone has different roles and responsibilities.
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In Australia there are plenty of Indian nurses, male and female
@@asamvav exactly nurses are not respected enough here in India and barely one's 1st preference is to be a nurse due to the stigma
@@nancysrivastava7779 Exactly I want to be in the medical field and when someone talks about being a nurse they think it's like minority I completely agree there is no doctor with out a nurse❤️.I want everyone to respect them and give them the position that they deserve......❤️💟
the ICONIC duo we never thought we needed
Everyone on this channel just seems like perfect people. Attractive, smart, funny, motivated, etc. she’s a nurse and does gaming and Tik Tok? So fun
So I have a “fun” nurse story. And I bet she woulda categorized me as a “difficult” paitent... but she almost killed me! I was having what everyone thought was heart burn, but as a gastric bypass paitent I shouldn’t have been having it. I was just in crazy pain and in my heart I knew something was dreadfully wrong, I knew my body. So I drove myself to the ER. The nurse took one look at me and in disgust told me to stop being a drug seeker and get out of her ER room. (I’ll admit they’d seen me a lot for migraines, I’m federally disabled with them, but I wasn’t even asking for pain meds). I told her NO! I knew something was wrong and I wasn’t leaving until I knew what. She threw my chart on the little table and stormed off. They brought me this charcoly stuff to drink because they still thought it was just heart burn. It did nothing. She came in AGAIN and told me to leave, that I was again a drug seeker and was taking up a room for better people then me. I again, refused and said look, I’m not asking for narcotics, I haven’t even brought up how much pain I’m in, i just know something is wrong! She gave me a look of disgust and walked off. About 45 min later the ERdoctor came in and just said “I wanna try something” and started ultra sounding my gallbladder. Guess what? It was bursting with stones and sludge. Like it was already starting to rip open. He said the words “emergency surgery” and ran out. A new nurse ran in 3 min later with a ton of pain meds! Funny enough, I never saw that first nurse again! I was in surgery an hour later having my gallbladder removed.
Moral of the story: some people have very very very rare reactions to things happenings in their body. I’m one of those fun cases whose body will always be that 1% reaction. My gallbladder pain presented as heart burn and had I gone home when she told me too, I’d be dead. But I bet she woulda classified me as a “difficult paient”. But I knew my body, I knew something was wrong and I stood my ground!
Kitten Bell : OMG, that was such awful behavior from that first nurse! I hope that you reported her. That kind of nurse behavior back before I retired (hospital RN), would have gotten her into big trouble and/or fired. I have had two gallbladder attacks and you must have a high pain threshold, because I believe that gallbladder attack pain was worse than my labor pains (for both times, natural births).
Yep. Even if we're highly suspicious of drug seeking still do normal workup for presenting complaint and pain relief as appropriate.
slcRN1971 yeah, my pain threshold is pretty High. I’m in pain 24/7/365 from Daily chronic migraines and Ankylosing Spondylitis. I have access to a pain specialist who keeps me comfortable, but I know what my chart looks like to an ER. For awhile there, when I lived in northern Idaho with all the forest fires(my biggest trigger is smoke), I was going to the ER every other day for 8 duilauded(sp?) and a cocktail of other meds. Despite hating the feeling they cause in me, they were the only thing that worked. After one horrific summer, my mom and grandma paid to move me to Hawaii with them (like they got me on a flight with 2 weeks notice to move here... to the point I had to leave my service dog behind for a few months because she wasn’t ready to pass the Hawaii pet laws[she needed rabies vaccine etc]) and it’s been much better here. Still have them every day but we have some of the cleanest air in the world, so that trigger is almost non-existent (except for the fireworks and our neighbors smoking meat).
But again, I’m aware of what that chart looks like, so I hate hate hate asking for pain meds in an ER, even if I’m there for something other then a migraine because I hate the judging look they give me. It’s hard to get them to understand that I don’t need the ER for my meds, I have access through a pain doctor, so if I’m there complaining of pain, then I feel like I’m on my death bed!
I just wish some nurses wouldn’t judge a patient by their chart, meet the paitent before you immediately judge them. They’d find I’m one of the most polite and easy going patients because I’ve spent so much time in hospitals. I’ve never once complained with how long it might take to be seen, no matter how much pain I’m in, I’m always respectful of the fact that a migraine can’t kill me, which puts me at the bacK of the line as it should. If they can give me a dark, quiet room, I’ll wait as long as they need me too. Nurses are wonderful and such hard working and amazing individuals. I have so much respect for you guys, just please don’t judge a patient by their chart. Meet them first. I have met some amazing nurses (surprisenly, it’s mostly the nurses who have had a migraine before 😹) in my lifetime.
And no, I didn’t report her, I should have but I couldn’t bring myself to ruin her career. I didn’t know what was going on in her life right then, maybe she was just having a bad day or possibly had other stresses going on in her life. I didn’t know and didn’t wanna judge her like she did me. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and treated her with the respect I wish she’d treated me with. 🤷🏻♀️
Nowhere near as bad but in similar vain. I get a lot of pain (hyper mobility) I want painkillers to work when I’m older so try and limit what I take now - so if I’m draining sheets of the standard ‘strong stuff’ I’m in PAIN.
9 days before a&e my shoulder just ‘popped’ and intense pain. For 9 days straight it popped out and in with every step.
The nurse did the normal ‘can you do this move?’ It hurt but I could. ‘You must be fine no one with an injury could do that!’
I asked him to bare in mind my underlining pain and stretchiness counteracts “normal” can we X-ray just to make sure it’s in place. He agreed.
The x ray was unclear if it was slightly out or not but dr tried relocation techniques. Clicked back in, pain (while still very bad) was much better.
Had I taken the nurse as right, the muscle deterioration and nerve damage I have now might have been so much worse
That's awful what happened to you and I hope that nurse learned a lesson. I'm just wondering if you really understood what she was saying about the "difficult patient" stereotype. She basically said that a patient may seem difficult but she tries to empathize with them by understanding this may be the most scary moment of their life and tries to get a rappor and build trust.
Im a nurse and most patients that could be labeled as "difficult" are just sick and stressed. I'm not going through an illness, I have no idea what they are truly going through so I give my patients a pass for treating me poorly. I'm not the one sick I'm the bed. If they weren't sick I'd bet that most of my patients who were mean to me would act differently.
I hope you're doing well now and you never have to incounter that nurse again.
Dr. Mike: - your videos somehow bring a smile to my face. your aura is so positive and so cheerful. I was having a like depressing day but I started to watch your videos and now I just can't stop smiling. thanks for such wonderful content and such positivity.
I was not aware that nurses interacted like "Nurses eat their young".
This video, not just because of what I pointed out, was very interesting. She seems like such a nice person and nurse.
I would totally be down for more collaborations between the two of you.
Happy happy to see you anytime !!!
Two sweethearts in one vid!! Loving the content Dr.Mike!🤗🤍
Dr. Mike’s laugh is way more contagious than covid-19!😂
Lol...your so right
Exactly... lol. I have been watching him whole day. And i love it.
Exactly... lol. I have been watching him whole day. And i love it.
PRITHA DAS ikr, he’s so awesome
If you haven’t already yet, I would love to see this with an EMT/Paramedic or any other video on your channel! In Australia they’ve only just been recognised as legit health practitioners by AHPRA back in 2018. So it’s hard as a student to find paramedics to look up to and to visualise our place in the medicine world. Working on road seems very different to working in the hospital, but a lot of the medical knowledge discussed in some of your videos applies to a lot of my learning (ps passing bcs of Dr Mike). It would be cool to see what kind of energy will come out between a doctor and a paramedic