He had me cracking up when he said to the baby: "you gotta cooperate. you gotta make me look good in front of the camera". Lmao!!!! The baby was like 'not today'. Hahahahaha
Same here, particularly because it's 🇨🇦 If you haven't watched Confessions of a Junior Dr check it out, it's amazing. Every episode is available here on UA-cam to watch.
After effects most likely to be caused by meningitis : Memory loss/lack of concentration/difficulty retaining information. Clumsiness/co-ordination problems. Headaches. Deafness/hearing problems/tinnitus/dizziness/loss of balance. Epilepsy/seizures. Weakness/paralysis/spasms. Speech problems. Loss of sight/vision problems.
Alison calling her supervisors for guidance with the meningitis case is huge, sign of a great med student. Don’t pretend you know everything, that’s how cases end tragically.
Omg I'm an idiot... I never realized they were filmed here in Canada 🤦♀️🤦♀️ I freaked out in the last one about how they had Tim Hortons but I thought this was done in the states
You can't be completely emotionless your entire hospital career. Many people go into medical field wanting to help therefore they ' in a way care ' so acting emotionless is probably not what is going to happen.
Misleading title, never saw anyone actually dealing with meningitis, just a junior doctor going in and out of a room had to wade thought eh whole video to find a small snippet, no mention of the bug or the treatment, might as well have asked the doctor to deal with lunch
He had me cracking up when he said to the baby: "you gotta cooperate. you gotta make me look good in front of the camera". Lmao!!!! The baby was like 'not today'. Hahahahaha
I love seeing Dr. Ripindar with babies.
My dad was a pediatric surgeon for over 40 years, my sister is a n Ob/Gyn. No thank you...
That is why I’m a dentist..lol ♥️♥️👍
Wow, a whole family of medical docs! Was your mother in medicine too?
wooowww soo great ❤️
@@mannys9130 Dietician!
Wish i could find more of these episodes!!
Same here, particularly because it's 🇨🇦 If you haven't watched Confessions of a Junior Dr check it out, it's amazing. Every episode is available here on UA-cam to watch.
Me: I wonder when this was filmed?
*Sees the camera angles at* 1:59
Me: Oh, the 90s!
It was filmed in 2003
@@SURFERGRL72RAKM Jesus christ 😂
After effects most likely to be caused by meningitis
:
Memory loss/lack of concentration/difficulty retaining information.
Clumsiness/co-ordination problems.
Headaches.
Deafness/hearing problems/tinnitus/dizziness/loss of balance.
Epilepsy/seizures.
Weakness/paralysis/spasms.
Speech problems.
Loss of sight/vision problems.
The loss of appendages (fingers, toes) is another. People do not realize how much your toes help to balance your body.
Alison calling her supervisors for guidance with the meningitis case is huge, sign of a great med student. Don’t pretend you know everything, that’s how cases end tragically.
Dr. Alyson Brodeur passed away in 2009 :(
i wonder from what?
@@madeleiner559 it say an ongoing Illness but it doesn't say which 1 in particular.
Omg I'm an idiot... I never realized they were filmed here in Canada 🤦♀️🤦♀️ I freaked out in the last one about how they had Tim Hortons but I thought this was done in the states
I was happy to find out it's a 🇨🇦 series. It's not very often we have great show's like this, wish there were more though.
I came for Amanda, I stay for Amanda. What a heart throb!
If you want to be doctor, not supposed to be emotional 😭 you must be strong to help
all the patience
You can be emotional it’s called compassion. If you don’t feel compassion towards your patients then you’re not a good doctor
You can't be completely emotionless your entire hospital career. Many people go into medical field wanting to help therefore they ' in a way care ' so acting emotionless is probably not what is going to happen.
Amanda is so cute
We Stan Amanda 😭
What year is this?
2001. Alyson was born in 1975, she said she is 26 in that episode
From the year 2003
*How old is this video ??*
17 year old
this from the 1990's?
No its from 2003
Soo...that doctor's mask (timestamp 15:07) is not sealed around her nose and mouth. Good luck with avoiding those aerosolised particles.
Misleading title, never saw anyone actually dealing with meningitis, just a junior doctor going in and out of a room had to wade thought eh whole video to find a small snippet, no mention of the bug or the treatment, might as well have asked the doctor to deal with lunch
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