Day in the Life of a DOCTOR: Intensive Care Unit NIGHT SHIFT (Hypothyroid Myxedema Coma)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Join me for a night shift in the intensive care unit and learn what a day in the life of a doctor is really like! We will be seeing new patients in the emergency department and caring for critically ill patients in the ICU. You'll also find out how low thyroid disease (hypothyroidism) can be deadly!
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Shioban doesn’t realise but she has made everyone’s quarantine better
aw that makes my day Rutuja - thank you!!
Agreed!
That's so true
Siobhan*
Facts!
I can’t wait to hear, “An attending physician” in this intro. 😃
Haha one day!! That will definitely feel different!
More like "attending rheumatologist".
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@@ViolinMD Will that change happen on July 1st 2022?
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People, my cousin actually works with Siobhan and she is as nice as she appears on camera in real life!! We need more genuinely sweet and hard working people like her!! Thank you for everything you do and for your service, Siobhan!!
Really
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I’m almost certain she works with my brother who is a PGY3 neurosurg
Really? That is so cool she gets to work with such an amazing person!
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I’m a retired critical care RN (ICU, OHU, inpt HD over the years) and this video brought back so many memories of going non-stop on a 12 hour shift- no breaks, no food, no drinks, no bathroom breaks.....I don’t think people get it unless they’ve walked in our shoes. I was brought to tears when your hubby handed you your goody bag...I could tell your reaction was genuine. I re-live my critical care memories through your videos. Thanks!
Thanks so much for all your time helping sick patients!
Thank you for working so hard for us. I've been in ICU and Critical Care and I never went without amazing care ❤
How do you hold your bladder for 12 hours? Can't even imagine that, have to pee every 2-3 hours or I feel like my bladder is going to tear open.
@@rdizzy1 well, given the fact that one’s going all day, one’s also not drinking. I’m not saying any of it was healthy, it was just a fact of life. I was much younger then lol 😏
in other words just like the patients who are malnourished because the nurses are too busy carrying a clipboard and gossiping at the nurses station. most of you lot are only in it for the 32000 you get rather any interest in saving anyone. it is thought 70% are only in it for the big bucks.
Love that moment when you could literally see the light bulb go on about what was wrong with the Myxedema coma patient! And how wonderful you could call the daughter and say, "we know what's wrong and we can fix it!"
imagine the relief of hearing that since so many times it is not this staight forward of an answer
Saturday officially made better😊💕
awww that's amazing, thanks Allani!
I agree! What treat did your hubby give u?
I bet coffee. Siobhan did have a pretty sleepless night.
@@SuzieNerds i remember her saying she doesn’t drink coffe. I’m pretty sure it was tea 🍵
Hi. Hope your well. Have you ever known any of the Patients you had to treat in the hospital?
Siobhans bedside manner is just the best. Even when she was speaking to the family member, my heart.
I hope you realize how awesome of a doc you are. You were so meant for this. I've been an OBGYN nurse since 2012 and unfortunately it seems there's only a handful of physicians/Healthcare workers who are as passionate as you are. Keep it up! You'll change so many lives!
Thanks Paige, that means a lot!
Yeyywyw eyyw Christmas ⛄to you and yours are going to be in the same
Yeyeyyeyeywywye Christmas ⛄ to you have the hospital 😌🏥 yeyw Christmas ⛄👍 to you both to you too my love 😘❤️ ueyuw Christmas 🎁🎁❤️ I love ❤️😘
Eyeye eyey3yeyee6eyey 🥰😀😭😘😘
For some reason this made me tear up. Thank you for genuinely caring for your patients. My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney failure in the ER a few weeks ago, and it’s terminal (he is almost 91, but sharp as can be). And my father in law passed away in the hospital last week - just 8 days after being diagnosed with lung cancer. With COVID, we weren’t able to travel to see him before he died. Knowing other doctors and nurses like you - who care- took care of them..... well, it helps. Thank you.
So sorry to hear that. Our prayers are with you and your family❤️❤️
I had goosebumps through this whole video. First, the woman recovering from covid, and secondly, the way you were so kindly talking to your patients daughter. So much kindness and compassion in your voice ❤
I'm in Quebec, and not once in my 35 years have I ever been treated with kindness from a doctor the way you treat your patients. You're amazing
I agree!! I most likely will never meet you, I’m in the U.S.A. But know that I cheer you on with every vid you post! Your kindness and compassion shine thru in everything you do!! May GOD bless you and your sweet husband, Always! You’re a Rock Star!! 🥰
Nice doctors make all the difference. A few years ago I was in the ER while I was away at college. I was 1000miles away from home, I didn’t know what was wrong until day 3 and no one visited me but I had one nurse that talked to me so gentle. I was 21 at the time but she called me kiddo and she’d bring me snacks when the car was closed and it was just such a relief. I was so scared not know what was wrong, being alone and so far from home and my mom that having someone be so kind and maternal was so relieving. Compassion changes everything!
@@noemidlt09090 Do you have any tips about being compassionate in the medical field? I'll be applying as a nurse in a few years myself, and I would love to hear them!
@@noemidlt09090 I love sweet nurses like that ^_^ I had a great one after my gallbladder surgery, she stayed by my side after I was done and even waited until someone came to pick me up :) ♥
@@maaike4 1. Empathy for sure. 2. Compassion. 3. Be kind and gentle :)
thank you for educating us and sharing ur shifts with the world❤️i’m a college pre med student and u inspire me! i absolutely love and look forward to watching ur videos
That makes my day - thanks Stephanie!
Because of a polio epidemic, Bjørn Ibsen established the first intensive care unit in Copenhagen in 1953. Patients with polio require more ventilation than normal; this is why Ibsen set up a special unit for them.👍
REally cool fact! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, I did not know this!
Oh wow that's so interesting!
I was having a mental breakdown an hour ago because of med school and i discovered your channel, im motivated to keep going, youre AMAZING so inspiring!!!
How are you today? I hope that you are OK. 🌹
Me too!! Her videos give me soo much hope
My dad is in the ICU fighting covid. This gives me some insight and comfort.
Hope he gets better soon.
I hope he is able to fully recover!
Update?
He is still in icu :/
@@AdagioxX0204 I wish you father the best :(
Thanks for sharing your busy night with us and giving us news on your Covid patient, it’s easy to come across heartbreaking stories but there’s not so many nice ones. Thanks also to Mark for his brief appearances.
Siobhan puts her life on the line and exposes herself to COVID-19 to save lives. Kudos to you!
@@user-lb5vw3mv6p a lot of people quit because of it.
She is in it for the money and paints herself as a saint. Three saints allow patients to become malnourished and die. 267000 killed in usa by hospitals nurses and doctors. Every year.....
@@esecallum sure hope you don't call for medical treatment when you're sick, then... or do you just like to criticize from the safety of your home? what an awful and unhelpful comment.
@@anna-xz9yj i have not seen a doctor for 12 years. in USA 290890 people are KILLED by doctors and nurses and hospitals. google it yourself under third leading cause of death in usa. doctors/ nurses are lttle more then vending machines for big pharma and dont care about patients. its all about $£$$$$$.
by your own advice dont go to a hospital as you will end up dead.
@@anna-xz9yj According to a recent study by Johns Hopkins, more than 250,000 people in the United States die every year because of medical mistakes, making it the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer.
Other studies report much higher figures, claiming the number of deaths from medical error to be as high as 440,000. The reason for the discrepancy is that physicians, funeral directors, coroners and medical examiners rarely note on death certificates the human errors and system failures involved. Yet death certificates are what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rely on to post statistics for deaths nationwide.
The authors of the Johns Hopkins study, led by Dr. Martin Makary of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, have appealed to the CDC to change the way in which it collects data from death certificates. To date, no changes have been made, Makary said.
‘The system is to blame’
Makary defines a death due to medical error as one that is caused by inadequately skilled staff, error in judgment or care, a system defect or a preventable adverse effect. This includes computer breakdowns, mix-ups with the doses or types of medications administered to patients and surgical complications that go undiagnosed.
“Currently the CDC uses a deaths collection system that only tallies causes of death occurring from diseases, morbid conditions, and injuries,” Makary stated in a letter urging the CDC to change the way it collects the nation’s vital health statistics.
“It’s the system more than the individuals that is to blame,” Makary said. The U.S. patient-care study, which was released in 2016, explored death-rate data for eight consecutive years. The researchers discovered that based on a total of 35,416,020 hospitalizations, there was a pooled incidence rate of 251,454 deaths per year - or about 9.5 percent of all deaths - that stemmed from medical error.
Now, two years later, Makary said he hasn’t seen the needle move much.
Whenever I hear that clapping music I get nervous. 😬
me too i get the same way
Whenever I hear that I know that she’s rushing to somewhere...Somehow I stay perfectly calm.
Thank you for everything that you have done
I am someone who was born without a thyroid back in 81 and this is was a concern given to my parents after my diagnosis and i enjoyed watching and learning thru this video. I am Ontario born and raised and I love watching our Canadian Doctors learning and practicing medicine
Thank you for giving us this look into your learning experience
I really enjoy watching your videos. I am an alcoholic and addict in recovery. Been sober almost 2 years. I spent a lot of time in the hospital going through severe withdrawals. I've been in ICU as well. Been through a lot while arresting this monster of addiction. While in ER, ICU, and on medical floor I was treated great. The Dr's and nurses played a huge role in saving my life. I think all this is why I enjoy watching you. Thank you so much for what you do. I put you in hero status. After this COVID pandemic I think light was shed on who our true heros are. Thanks.
I remember when you used to say “I’m Shioban, a >first< year medical resident” 😭😭😍
When she smiles we cant help but smile too
Siobhan I’ve been watching you for three years ever since I first became interested in becoming a doctor. And yesterday I found out I got accepted to Med school! I am SO EXCITED 😁 thanks for being an inspiration to many and a window into the future for me. Much love 💕
Congratulations 👏 from Australia 🇦🇺
@@aliciafisk4059 thank you!
Congratulations 🎉
It was really nice to hear about the Thyroid stuff. I had Hyperthyroidism diagnosed when I was just out of high school, it sucked not knowing what was going on with me for a bit and now I have Graves Disease. Thank you for all that you do!
As an icu resident myself, my heart jumps when your pager beeps! I love your positivity even on such hardcore nightshifts as this and helps me change my attitude too when im feeling overworked. Thank you for sharing!
Seriously, hats off to you! On video you always appear so calm in such stressful situations. Having peoples lives in your hands is such a huge responsibility and it takes thinking on your feet to a whole new level! I’m sure these patients and their families are ever so grateful to have a Resident like you taking care of their loved ones!
I love your childlike curiosity when it comes to solving an illness. Its so refreshing. Many Drs seem like they just want to be right. You seem so humble and thrilled to crack the case 😅 I love it!
2:00 When I worked security in the hospital I would take food orders for the doctors working and make runs to the cafeteria before they closed. They always seemed to like that.
You are a genuinely loving human. I wanna say thank you for some reason 😂
wow lol thats good of you to do so the doctors wont have to deal with walking
You are a true hero. This is more appreciated than you know. Thank you!
That's awesome of you Eric :)
Your patients are so very fortunate to have you! Thanks for all you do.❤️
me with hypothyroidism making sure i never forget my hormone replacement meds after this 😅
Omg yes me too!
Same lol
wait what. You need hormone replacement meds if you have hydpothyroidism!?
@@mreddy6136 Yes, because your thyroid levels are low they usually will place you on levothyroxine or other versions of this medication to get the levels back to adequate range. 😊
Me clutching my levothyroxine like the life saver it is
Your enthusiasm for helping your patients is so heartfelt! It sounded like a crazy night. Your patients are so blessed to have you 💗
I have so much respect for you and all healthcare providers. Thank you for making these videos. They’re so informative and really give us a look into what doctors go through in the ER. I had no idea doctors actually sleep in the ER.
My biggest respect goes out to you (and all other people who work in medicine). I can't even imagine how hard your days must be. I hope that all of this finds an "end" really soon or at least that we get the whole situation more under control. I've been social distancing for nearly a year now. And I miss my friends soo much. But still I'm staying at home because you never know. And I don't want to be a danger for others. I still can't understand the people that believe Coronavirus is a lie. Without you and all the doctors out there who would've known how this would've ended. So THANK YOU 💖🥰
I have an Ontario med school interview in a week! This is the perfect inspiration for the final week of prep! Thanks Siobhan! 😊
I’m not studying medicine (history major here!), but your videos are still so educational and you explain things in a way that even I can understand, thank you so much for all your hard work!! :)
Wow this episode just spoke to me. I went into a coma because of untreated Hashimotos and my dad has very severe COPD so I totally love how you explained everything. Just WOW. Thank you!!
I have no desire to be a doctor, but I'm hooked on these vlogs. Your personality is so positive and infectious. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to make these videos.
holy cow, you were filming with a phone??! you've got a REALLY steady hand!!
You are tough in Canada! Here in the U.K. the world stops for an inch of ❄️!
Southwest Ontario is lazy, we don't get that much snow. When I grew up in Montreal, four or six inches, Siobhan had at Valentines, would be considered a minor dusting. It all depends on what you're used to.
Siobhan is so nice, I genuinely enjoy her content more than I should. I’m legit stupid and I’m going to film school and personally haven’t seen a doctor in 5 years but watching her say all these big words makes me feel better and smart 😂 people like Siobhan make me realize there is smart people out there that can help my stupid ness!!
Siobhan just want to let you know that all the people in Canada appreciate your help and we want to thank you for the educational videos as well
I love your enthusiasm and positive attitude. I hope you never lose it. Thanks for giving us a look behind the scenes at the hospital!
Thank you for everything and taking care of people. You don’t understand how grateful I am of people like you.
Welcome back! We missed you
Shioban has some of the best "Day in the Life of a Doctor" videos that I could find. As a person interested in medicine I love these because you really feel like you are getting a true idea of what is like to be a doctor!
Thank you for updating, educating and entertaining us. I have nothing to do with the whole medical field (not a medical student or anything) but I enjoy your videos so much! They are educational, your mood is always so uplifting and nothing seems to destroy it. Thank you so much for caring for so many patients and saving so many lifes!
Hi Siobhan! Wow an intense night! What a great husband Mark is! Stay safe Siobhan! 💜
Patients are incredibly lucky to have you as their doctor, and families are lucky to have such a sweet dr looking after their loved ones! My family and I unfortunately encountered a trauma surgeon who let’s just say has zero business talking to anyone who isn’t under anesthesia!! Can’t wait for your next video! Much love from the states!! 💖💖💖
It’d be fun to see you do a “Doctor Reacts” video. You’re so insightful and explain things so clearly and well!
You and your hubby are my new favorite people!!! Whomever gets to call you their doctor is richly blessed, I adore you!
I love how informative and educational your videos are! Not only do they make one feel good but they're also so informative. I am a nursing student and I really appreciate how you include all those patient details with us while also maintaining confidentiality! Keep up your amazing work, you are born to be a doctor!
Thank you for always informing us of all the hard work and dedication you put into your patients and the love and smiles you always share with us. Doctors and Nurses deserve so much respect and love right now. Love you Siobhan and Mark!!!!
Been waiting for this inspiring doc🥰💃🏾
Same I love her videos I am always happy when she posts a new video
I am one of those people that gets so stressed out about anything medically related... but I can watch these videos all day. Love the content! Stay safe and healthy.
I once had Myxademia of madness and I was 2 weeks away from coma and what I found fascinating was what the brain can do to you...
I had a pain which was phycosomatic which got me to a doctor and it went just after starting treatment but I will always be in awe at what are brains can do to us and I was just a normal sane mother to a young daughter but I did things I can't even believe I did now and had something telling me to do something to myself but it was all down to a mis diagnosed underactive thyroid gland and I cannot tell you how well I felt within a couple of weeks starting treatment...
Siobhan - I can tell you are an amazing doctor. I love watching your videos. I'm a new nurse and I love hearing the rationales behind everything that you guys do. It's also nice to see a familiar (Canadian/Ontarian) health care setting. You are awesome!
the fact that you work so hard and still take time to record these videos for us and keep educating us for years is amazing! thank you for all your work
Omg you're always so excited, I love seeing people be passionate!!
Thank you for all your hard work , you and all the people working in hospitals are true heroes ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
While sharing "Your Rounds" AND educating us too along the way Siobhan, you also inspire us with your positivity and compassion and genuine love of your craft! YOU are going to have such an even Greater impact in your Medicine Realm because you are already impacting people now while you are still a resident! I'm grateful for a seat on this Ride and always a blast to read the notes from your loyal followers too! Cheers From Ohio
I just got super excited! I saw “uploaded 10 min ago” clicked on it so so so fast!!!!
Appreciate you so much❤️
Thank you for everything you do, you’re an incredible person and you should be so incredibly proud of yourself for your hard work!🥰
I was watching this on my tv but had to stop so I could come comment. As a nurse I just want to scream THANK YOU for writing those orders clearly!! All of my doctors write so poorly I have to have other people read them!!
So delighted and impressed with the coverage of Myxedema Coma
Such an
Important condition
So in need of recognition
Such an excellent video presentation
You seem way more compassionate and competent than the last ICU doc who treated me
Hello Violin, My pleasure to meet you back. Thank you for your lovely videos at the hospital. No any doctor has been able to post their medical videos at the hospital as you did Violon. Thank you Violin. I can gain many medical knowledges from you
Shiobhan is the kind of person that I would love to meet and become friends with. She has made quarantine more relaxing. She is a great resident. Doctors and nurses need to have the same attitude as her.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while now! 💜 Thank-you Siobhan! Thank you for your selflessness, compassion, empathy and concern for your patients! You’re definitely a one-of-a kind Doctor! - McMaster Hospital is so lucky to have you :P
Your channel gives me so much more respect for doctors, nurses and hospitals in general. I live in Canada where healthcare is free and often times people will take the hospitals, nurses, and doctors for granted
First hypothyroid case in four years of residency rare indeed. Nice detective work
Those patients are doing better because of you Siobhan! And a great team of nurses. You are so smart! Your videos always bring a tear (of joy) to my eye. Please keep helping the world like you do. 😇
You are such a good doctor. Your patients are lucky to have you tending to them. ❤️
Love love watching your videos- l hope that if l ever get sick or make it to a hospital you’re my doctor! I have so much respect for everyone out there on the front line.
Thank you for everything you do each day!
These videos are great , six month after I had treatment for an overactive thyroid I passed out when blood work was done I didn't have any thyroid reading. But thankfully I wasn't poorly like this lady has been. Your videos are so interesting
Holy crapola! Working six hours straight w 0 sleep, 0 bathroom breaks, AND 0 water breaks! You and all your colleagues are WARRIORS! I hope you and Mark managed to celebrate Valentine's Day the best you could without being too zombified haha
Let’s praise siobhan for being one of the only doctors who have understandable handwriting 😂😂🥲
I hope you have a great day everyday everyone 💗 💓 💖 💛 💕 💜 💗 💓 💖
I appreciate all your hard work Doctor 👩⚕️
As a newborn hospitalist for a level-1 nursery (low acuity) that does 24 hour/day call for 14 days straight, I must say I would still take this over ICU. I know it's satisfying to change patients' lives for the better, but OMG you make me tired just watching your call nights! Love your smile!
Thank you Siobhan for posting these videos. You are such an inspiration. I appreciate how hard working you are. Thank you for everything that you do. You really inspire me to want to become an internal medicine physician.
Hope you had a great Valentonea Day and was abke to rest some. Thank you for all you do and the care you continue to give patients. So happy to see how humble and decent you are; don't lose thise qualities. You are amazeballs!!!
Thank you for reading almost all the comments, your videos are getting more and more fun to watch! You aspire so many people with your UA-cam channel, thank you for everything you do!
Her voice is so soothing
You are the sweetest person ever !!! Saving the world
Thank you for everything your doing for us
Doctor Siobhan, you are a rockstar! Every time I see your videos, I grow a stronger appreciation for everyone in the medical field. Keep up the good work!💜
Siobhan is one of the reasons I’m going into healthcare! I start my Respiratory Therapy program in Ottawa in September!
I too love stopping in front of those windows for the view. C4 has a great view at night and the courtyard has ligts up in the trees 🥰
It's a nice little pick-me-up moment leaving after visitation.
Thank you for sharing your videos and journey with us. It definitely feels good from a patient/family perspective to know there are Drs still so passionate about what they do and have good bedside manor.
This channel is super cool. I didn't know doctors could film videos like this without getting in some sort of trouble! Also big ups to you being a doctor and also making UA-cam videos! You've got alot of energy girl!
There is a reason why you never get a dislike, it is impossible for anyone to dislike videos like yours and the efforts that you have to go through during a pandemic. Keep it up c:
I absolutely love your videos!!!! I'm a nursing tech getting ready to start school for my BSN and I wish the doctors was as nice and sweet as you are 🙂
Your an AMAZING human ! Thank you for all you do, and your grateful attitude even in the middle of uncertainty it’s really inspiring.
You have such a bright smile and you seem so positive and strong. Watching you just makes me happy, believing I can do this and stay strong and positive during difficult stressful life situations
The level of detail in all of your vids never ceases to surprise me! Love from Texas 💙
UA-cam: 3 comments
Me: Can I see them?
UA-cam: no
In all seriousness though, thanks for everything you have done during the pandemic.
weird... thanks Aidan!
@@SeasonalSunflowers nah just yt being weird right after videos post
thyroid problems are so common! There should be more awareness of the disease. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at the age of 18 when I was experiencing pretty bad symptoms that I would have never thought would be caused by something medically related!
You give me so much life! :) I love your positive attitude despite a sleepless and busy night! You are the sweetest doctor on UA-cam! Sending you positive vibes!
I absolutely adore seeing your passion for your job. Thank you for all that you do!
you are literally amazing! thank you for letting us shadow you virtually!
Can't leave without saying you and your huzzy are so sweet.
Prayer to your.
Thank for the video