DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR: RHEUMATOLOGY
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Join me for a day in the life of a doctor, specializing in rheumatology! Today we are seeing patients across the city in 3 different hospitals! We'll be doing injections, skin biopsies and helping to diagnose medical mysteries. You will meet the attending rheumatologist on service (Dr. Garner) and an internal medicine resident (Mary).
THANK YOU to the Dr. Garner and Mary for participating in this video and for the patients who allowed their specimens to be shown!
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Omg I remember when she used to say “I’m a first year medical resident”. And now she’s a fourth year resident! So proud of you! ❤️❤️❤️
I know first year and third year aghhh it’s crazy
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well.. death rate of doctor and medic going up...
can’t wait until ‘4th year resident’ becomes ‘practicing doctor’. much love, siobhan!
shayna ༄ me too. 👍👏👌
You mean *attending*
shayna ༄ she’s already a practicing doctor. I think you meant attending physician
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I love the purple stethoscope. I remember my pediatrician used to have one when I was little, and I’m pretty sure it was the reason four year old me decided she was alright haha
Yeah. Pedia residents in my college all had colourful stethos. As an intern I didn't really think it helped much . From your testimony it seems it does!
That's so cute😀
4 year old u was cute 3 year old me was a FRICKING PISSED DEMON
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Thank you for studying to become a rheumatologist! My grandmother died of scleroderma in 1986 when there weren’t nearly so many treatments. I am an RA patient and have been getting infusions for 15 years. My dad has pulmonary sarcoidosis. My extended family also has Lupus and more sarcoidosis diagnoses. We are hit hard by the autoimmune diseases. The world needs lots more rheumatologists!
I’m sry for ur loss 😢
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Condolences and best of luck!
I love how she takes her time to actually explain the science behind each case. I am sure you are a good doctor and one day will be a great mentor!
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She has been a mentor for years already, teacher junior doctors
What is the name of the hospital you work at 😂
this woman is a hero, working these shifts and making/editing videos for our education, amazing
Seriously!! I'm lucky when I get get showered and eat a proper meal.. This woman deserves the best in life! 👏
As a person with RA, I thank you for choosing this specialty. There aren’t enough Rheumy’s out there!
It is so interesting being a rheum patient and seeing a physician’s perspective on my disease. Thanks Siobhan, hope you guys are staying safe and healthy!
I can’t believe a doctor could be this vibrant!! She loves life fr
I have rheumatoid arthritis, and my rheumatologist is a wonderful doctor. I'm so grateful for her. She is the one that diagnosed me, and found out the reason that I had so many problems that no one else seemed to be able to figure out. Until my diagnosis, a lot of people thought I was just faking sickness. Many people just look at you and say well you look like you're healthy. So I am grateful for people like you.
Can you explain what some of your symptoms have been? I relate to this and it was brought up to me that I should possibly look into it so jw.
@@jennnnn911 are you referring to my neurological symptoms? On my rheumatoid arthritis or my psoriatic symptoms? I have all of that plus I have problems with my kidneys and problems with incontinence that's with my bladder and my rectum. So I am not sure what you want me to talk about and I am willing to do so you'll just have to narrow down what your needing to know.
Rheumatologists, treat joint diseases similar to orthopedists but do not perform surgeries. Common diseases treated by include osteoarthritis, gout, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic back pain, tendinitis, and lupus.
And Ehlers Danlos syndrome 🤘😊
And fibromyalgia
And autoimmune disorders
And psoriatic arthritis.
@@AniWatX PsA gang 🙋♀️
So glad you're talking about scleroderma in this video - a legendary drag performer Zavion Davenport aka Chi Chi Devayne died two days ago due to pneumonia he contracted after a hospital stay for scleroderma-related kidney failure. Love your content - it's really making me consider rheumatology!
Ugh, so sad Chi Chi passed away. She was a gem!
@@muempire it hit me really bad, she was a definition of excellence.
What is a drag performer.
I love Chichi. Gone way too soon.
@MooseyQ ? Well I don't see how that's entertaining but ok. Some people have some very different sense of humor. Lol
so excited to finally see you where you want to be - practicing rheumatology!!!
The US needs more really good Rheumatologists. Thank you for taking on this specialty. My rheumatologist is amazing and is treating my RA the best she can. It RA sucks though.
My best friend has fibro and RA, she finally found a decent doctor thank god, she so young it’s sad.
I have Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis (diagnosed when I was two) and my Rheumatologist basically watched me grow up and kept me out of a wheelchair. This is amazing. Best of luck in your career!
I'm a first year medical student and I have been extremely fascinated with and intrigued by rheumatology ever since I took the module. It is such a privilege for us to get to see what we learn in med school applied clinically through your videos. Thank you Dr for sharing your patients' stories with us!
Ah so I wasn’t going crazy! You were on my unit at work this morning but I didn’t want to interrupt your conversation with the nurses. Hopefully I’ll see you again sometime and say hello! :)
As one of those Rhumetology patients that always has residents brought in, it's really neat to see it from your side and not just the patient side.
Excellent video! We are both in our 80's and are all about healthy aging. Getting older does have to mean getting sicker. We still strive for a strong body, a calm mind, & a positive outlook. The videos you present are very helpful.
I'm a trainee biomedical scientist and only yesterday I was looking into the clinical details of scleroderma - so this is really helpful ^.^ I'm in Immunology so we look at autoimmune diseases which I find fascinating
Have you heard of Takayasus arteritis?
I’m an RN from Australia and I’ve been watching your videos for a long time now. I also have a few autoimmune diseases including localised scleroderma! I’m so glad to see you specialising in Rheumatology, I can’t wait to see more videos 😋
I’m new to this community, only watched a few videos, I’m a med student in Turkey and can’t really see myself as a doctor 😅 but watching these videos gives me motivation because even though it’s obviously hard and is a high stress job it looks fun and I think she does a great job at balancing patient privacy and educational content as well as making it look easy even though it honestly is incredibly difficult. I’ve always been told real masters of their work make it look easy, though she may not be a “true” practicing physician yet I’m fairly sure with her love of the art of medicine and her determination will quickly lead to her success. Keep up the good work, you’re a role model for me and many others like me
When someone has a lot of experience and practice doing something, it can look easy to an outsider, but it may have taken years to get to that point. Here's a story I heard some years ago: there was a teacher who was know to be a highly skilled painter. One day, his students came to him and said, "Master, paint us a bird." The master swished his brush across the paper, and there was a bird. "So quick!" the students said. "Yes," said their teacher, "but it took me 20 years to paint that bird."
There are many different areas of medicine to explore, and you don't always know which one is right for you. If you can, ask established medical personnel questions about their field. Read books by doctors who talk about their experiences. If you can find it, I highly recommend In Stitches by Dr. Anthony Youn. He's a plastic surgeon who discovered his passion during a pediatric rotation. He talks about medical school and residency. I work in a large bookstore and I recommend his book to premed and med students.
Whatever you end up doing, do your best! Regards from the U.S.
@@joanhoffman3702 Dr. Youn also has a youtube channel!!
@@joanhoffman3702 Thank you for your advice, I have read a few books by doctors and I love learning about their experiences and decisions that helped them develop into who they are today, it kind of drove me towards developing an interest in the surgical field, I will definitely search for the book authored by Dr. Youn, I watched a few of his videos and they’re also really interesting.
The story you mentioned is actually really cool, it kind of puts everything into perspective when you think about you, it took me 23 years to be able to say I’m a 3rd year med student in Turkey, in maybe 10 more years I can say it took me 33 years to be able to suture that leg... makes me feel young yet old weirdly enough. I hope you have a happy healthy life!
As a nurse who works in a much smaller hospital I love that you all went on a hunt for your own supplies. Where I work it would 99% of the time be up to nursing staff to track down the supplies for the doctor.
Nurses know better
You seem like a really happy person who is really enjoying her life choices. I wish most doctors were like you KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK DOC
because of you and other medical youtubers, I finally decided to study nursing in the future! so huge thank you Siobhan for being such an inspiration 🖤🖤
That’s awesome! It’s a great career! Good luck!!
You got this👏🏻
thats great! good luck and all the best
Best of luck!
Ahh I can’t believe It’s “I’m a 4th year resident” feels like you were just saying first year. So proud of you and how far you’ve come!!
I wish all doctors were thoughtful like you. A poor woman recently died in Quebec and she was shamed & neglected by her nurses. It's frightening how most healthcare workers treat poor poc and elderly patients 💔
Most Healthcare workers?
Way to blanket an entire profession.
aw that's so sad bless her heart :(
most do not, healthcare workers work hard for us, there are bad eggs but please do not invalidate their work
I speak from experience in the US healthcare field, many (and I really do mean many) are heartless it's unbelievable
I was diagnosed with scleroderma in 2011. my coworker noticed my fingers had a blue tint and told me to go in. It’s so rare to see other patients like me. I couldn’t help but cry when I seen the beginning of this video. Keep doing great doctor work. It’s not easy to find ones like you. I have had nothing but awful experiences with kaisers all over California. In the process of trying to get coverage for UCSF.
I have been following you since you were saying “ i am a first year medical resistant “ omg time flies i am soo proud of you girl
I loved hearing you say that you were specializing in rhumetology. It was so amazing to hear you say something that you are so excited about!
4:06 the alcohol swabs were behind you top right corner in the white box with blue stripes! :)
Hahahaha oh man classic!!! Now I know, thanks Marissa!
That is impressive
I am a RA patient so watching this is amazing because I understand it so much lol
The office supplies should be in alphabetical order.
It always makes me happy to learn from you, Siobhan! Anyone who needs to see a rheumatologist would be blessed to have you as their physician!
My father has been a rheumatologist since the 1980’s. His only regret is that he has to retire someday. Great specialty.
So excited you’re in rheumatology! I’ve got severe psoriatic arthritis and my rheumatologist is amazing! You get to change people’s lives and follow them. It is definitely a field where the patient appreciates you! I hope you love every second!
YAY THE FIRST RHEUMATOLOGY VLOG! As a 30 year RA patient, I'm so excited for your residency and hoping more will understand the variety of issues that rheumatology consists of! Hugs 💜💜💜
Bless all the nurses and doctors out there dealing with every day life while in this pandemic my heart is with all of u guys
Watching the injections being drawn up brought back some fun memories of when I worked as a medical assistant in an orthopedic surgeons office. I was the one responsible for preparing for injections and I swear I could sit and do it all day long! So much fun!
Chichi Devayne, a popular drag performer who was on TV, actually died this week from complications related to Scleroderma.
Siobhan, you remind me so much of my own doctor in Sweden. Not the violin (hehehe) but how skilled you are and how you interact with others. My Doctor is at the same age and situation as you. You are both so skilled and respectful. Thank you for sharing...
Hello!!
Since you were talking about your sweden doctor i guess you are living in sweden and if you are, i have few question about applying for medical residences in sweden if you can help me!
thanks in advance
I am always so excited to watch a new video and follow up on all the medical terms that are still unknown to me. I'm currently a pre-med in university and seeing resident journey's like yours help me get through tough days! Thank you so much!
I’m so proud of her!!! I remember hearing first year medical resident, but now we hear fourth year…. It just feels so good!
Really excited to learn more about rheumatology from a professional's perspective! I suffer from Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome myself and it falls under the rheumatology specialty in many ways, so it was a really cool surprise for me too to hear that you were aiming for rheumatology! can't wait to see more!
Thank you for going into rheumatology! We are in major need of more!💕
Your attending physician is so cool to let you film part of her day with the team.
I always use the term “such a first world problem” so when you said that I chuckled
I'd love to see a video explaining Fibromyalgia :)
Absolutely LOVE the dedication, passion and preparation that You and All The Doctors bring to your patients Siobhan...I learn so much watching these videos...but the most important thing I take away is your humility and THAT reminds me to stay humble and keep helping! Cheers From Ohio
The Stuport definitely agree! She’s very humble and shows how to be a great doctor!
@@DrAdamHotchkiss You as well Dr. Adam!! We "Patients", even if we are hurting . we know we will Get your Best! Cheers From Ohio
The Stuport thank you!! I really appreciate it! Even being mentioned in the same sentence as her is very humbling :) I appreciate the support! Hope all is well in Ohio! I did two months of clinical rotations out there as a student. One in Cleveland and one in Lima :)
@@DrAdamHotchkiss I'm in COWlumbus Dr. Adam...back in the VERY early days of The Internet, if one googled Columbus, Oh it would say "Columbus is The Armpit Of The Midwest...LOLOLOL....so every once in a while if i'm asked "Where are you Stu...I reply I'm In Armpit and wait for that reaction!! I checked out your channel and I'M ALL IN...#789 Subscriber....I'm all about Dreams and can't wait to see how your's turns out! Cheers From Armpit!!!
The Stuport thank you so much! Wont forget 789!! I only ever flew into Columbus when I went to Lima. Kind of wish I would have been able to spend a weekend there or something, but I was way too busy. Lima was so small! I actually stayed in Wapakoneta which was a cool little town. And I surprising really liked my time in Cleveland!!
I love how you’re always smiling and so positive. Maybe I would like doctors if they were as nice as you some are just in it for the money
Your viewers appreciate all the effort and hard work you put into these videos. We are so proud of you, thank you.
I literally squealed when I saw this video and smiled so hard when I heard your new intro. I’m so happy for you Siobhan!!
Hope you stay safe and well ❤️
I can see that you're practicing in my city where I am in my last year of nursing school! Fingers crossed we cross paths one day! Would love to meet such an amazing person
I love that I’ve been here since the “I’m a first year medical resident” says ❤️
I’m so excited you are doing rheumatology. My son has Stickler Syndrome which makes him at a higher risk for early onset osteoarthritis, and it’s really nice to see you in this field talking about different treatments and tests.
Still so so proud of you Siobhan!!! You make me want to be a doctor every time I watch your videos! Much love from Texas!!❤️
even though i dont understand any of this medical terminology, i love watching your vids!!
I'm so impressed with your journey ~ and excited to be invited along for the ride! God Bless You And Your Husband ... 🥰
I know this is mostly a medicine channel (and i love all the videos about it ofc!) But it would be interesting if you could do a violin related video (wether it is talking about it or playing something) After all the name of the channel is violin md and even the intro is you playing! Lol. Idk i just thought it would be fun ❤
yes!!
I know nothing about violin so I would love this!
Good idea!!
I’m currently waiting on infusions to start for my arthritis. Waiting on insurance to approve! Rheumatology is a very interesting specialty! You should have loads of fun!
Enjoy! Ours is still on hold with quarantine.
Hi Siobhan, nice to see you back after 2 weeks!!
she is a doc she has other thing to do also so it might take her a awhile to post a new vid
n noronha same
Arpita Sinha Deb ya
Finally where you want to be! Congratulations 🎊
I have RA and so it’s really interesting to hear and watch you do your thing! Go Dr. Siobhan!
I love watching your videos I also love playing the violin! My mom is a nurse! And I always wanted to be a doctor!!! So this is so educational*taking notes*❤
this awesome! we don't have iloprost in my country so we use calcium channel blocker, usually nefidipine for raynaud's phenomenon.
new subscriber here 😊 I'm resident medical officer working in the internal medicine department.
best regards! from Sudan
Hi! Great to have you here - we also use CCB for Raynaud’s, but Iloprost is helpful in those resistant cases. Sorry to hear you don’t have access to it for your patients :(
@@ViolinMD yeah it is superior to CCB and works like magic. after watching your video I'm considering Rheumatology as a future career. wish you all the very best in your Rheumatology fellowship 😊
Hello Ahmed sailh
May I know where are you from?
@@ayeshakhatun8268 I'm from Sudan
@@AhmedSalihMD Mashaallah
How does she manage to do everything ??
Great respect 👏👏👏
I wish we had more doctors like you in this world. Love your channel Siobhan! You’re amazing ❤️
I'm so happy and proud when I heard "I'm a fourth year resident" I can't wait to say that to myself with excitement. So proud of you, Doctor✨☺️
When you initially chose this specialty I remember thinking ah man now vlogs won’t be as exciting... I’m so happy I was SO WRONG! I’m a teacher so I’m medically clueless but I love how enlightening this was to the rheumatology field!
Gosh I never get tired of following your day. So fascinating and exciting
It is so refreshing seeing you so happy and willing to go to work, especially since i know how much you wanted rheumatology. That is so great. Keep doing great amazing things!
I love that she or she has someone explain a little bit about the cases and then she clears things up and gives us terms and little pictures. Especially someone like me that wants to be a doctor it helps a lot!!!.
Hi there! I am working towards becoming a nurse for animals, and I have actually learned a lot from you. It's amazing how much transfers between human and animal medicine. Thank you for sharing your journey. 😇
I want to specialize in rheumatology as well. I’m hoping I get there one day! I just have to tackle the MCAT next year 😓
I am wanting to specialize in pulm and critical care. Good luck on the MCAT
I want to be a doctor like my dad, these videos are super good when he's on call as it gives me an insight into what he's doing! Your videos are awesome! My Mum is a nurse and they both say the hospital has been quieter than ever!
hi Siobhan! you have been a HUGE inspiration for me. thank you so so much. you are so passionate about your career and it makes me want to be the same way one day. i am planning on going into the medical field now! i know it will be tough but i am so excited. i hope you are well and stay safe!! 💕
Great video! Sounds like an eventful day with diagnostics and procedures!
Really get the vibe that you're in your element. Great to see!
I'm very impressed that you located all those supplies yourself instead of asking a nurse to do it! As an RN, that's my usual experience.
Love that these videos are based in my city. Nice to see familiar streets and see what goes on in the hospital.
Hahahaah I love your "Oh hi" at the beginning of calls
So happy for you that your going into rheumatology! Love your videos.
Diagnosed with RA in 1996. It’s strange how a person can wake up one morning a different joints are so swollen they won’t move. Within a few days it had affected my entire body from my neck down. Some of the worse pain I’ve ever known. I was so scared but now I rarely ever have a flare and rarely any swelling. My toes are turning under at the knuckles so that makes shoes a problem. Thank you for your interest and dedication to medicine and the healing world. Glad I found your videos. Blessings from TN.
wow first time watching and she is the cheeriest resident I've seen! Great job, don't change and keep going! Very inspiring
Hi Siobhan! I’m a 10th grader living in Montreal (I go to Highschool in French and 10th grade is secondaire 4) and I hope to become a doctor when I’m older. My dream school is McGill. I just wanted to thank you for being awesome 😎✨. I love your videos ❤️
I’m 2 years younger than you (8th grade) and I already have to begin planning my life. Good luck!
That’s awesome! Keep chasing that goal!
You got this!! 👏🏻😊
Which CEGEP do you want to go to?
Electro-Pterosaur Games thank you 😊 Same to you !
Congrats girl !!! So proud of you !! So proud to see a fellow Canadian killing it 💗🇨🇦
I am often amazed and impressed by all she does in a day, while still sharing relevant and important information. Great video!!
We have the same exact issues here at our hospitals in the US! Each floor has their supplies arranged differently and it’s time consuming just trying to find what you need! Love the video, thanks for sharing!!
Wow, what a day you had of changing between hospitals! Love the vlogs always! Stay safe Siobhan! 💜
I'll have my pneumothorax surgery the day after tomorrow. I wish my doctors were like you. 😩 Please never lose your awesome character. 💕
Hi, I had this done some years ago too. When you get back from the ward, think about something continuous like a journey on a bus, a drive, a ride to somewhere… it has to be something continuous and easy to think of. Even better if it's a journey you're used to! Focusing that way will help you calm down and get a normal breathing going. Good luck ! :)
Good luck!
@@aymeric_L Thank you!! I'm pretty scared. It's my first surgery ever.
@@saptaccrvima3563 thank you!!
@@afoxesdream6444 ah don't worry, you'll be alright. I can't say it's a pleasant moment, but after you get a pretty cool scar and you can pretend you were in a fight and got stabbed, or something!! ;)
Just stay calm and take it easy when you get back from the ward. The technique I told you about is pretty awesome. You'll be fine! Message me on insta if you want @healingsports_massage
Thank you for sharing your day with us and for sharing your beautiful smile. You are a wonderful doctor.
Thanks you and your colleagues for sharing this with us. Your new job sounds really interesting and I hope you enjoy it. I certainly enjoyed the video.
13:00 I was once asked to fix a friend's horse trailer. We spent 8 hours gathering all the items I'd need then spent about 30 seconds fixing the trailer.
Another great video!! So happy to see to enjoying rheum! Loved that rotation. Also super informative!!
WOOOOOOO HOOOOO!! Omg this is so exciting. Thanks for taking us along on your journey!!
Ahh it's sooo good!! It is apparent the amount of effort and thoughts that went into vlogging everything and edit into a coherent story. Thanks Dr!
The time has come!! Siobhan is a Rheum fellow :)
I never knew about Rheumatology until I saw your videos Dr. Siobhan. Thanks for the amazing content 😃
I just realized my treatment regimen has been so amazing that I've not needed joint injections for several years. Used to actually beg to have them, as things are hurting so badly. This means my treatment is working!
Congratulations! I'm so happy for you and excited for the next step in your journey!