ER Doctor Exposes SHOCKING Hospital Room SECRETS

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  • ER doctor exposes shocking hospital room secrets and er doctor reacts to your medical questions about the hospital. Ever wondered why they cut off your clothes in the ER or if there are secret hook-up rooms like in Grey's Anatomy? Dr. Jordan Wagner reveals secrets hospitals won't tell you answers your burning questions. From shocking patients to MacGyver-like medical improvisations, no topic is off-limits. Get ready for a wild ride as we uncover the truth behind the chaos of the ER. In this episode a real doctor answers questions like: Why do they cut off your clothes in the ER? Do they really have hook-up rooms? How many times can you shock a person in the ER? Is it ER or ED? What's the difference? Can you skip the line if you arrive by ambulance? Have ER doctors ever been medical MacGyvers?
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 184

  • @DoctorER
    @DoctorER  Місяць тому +46

    Let me know what other "interesting" questions you might have about hospitals!

    • @Omar-wq9dz
      @Omar-wq9dz Місяць тому +1

      How do hospitals operate during a natural disaster like an earthquake, tornado, or something like that

    • @user-qi1gf4yh4m
      @user-qi1gf4yh4m Місяць тому +3

      Could ambulance services be different in other countries?

    • @MarcoAntonio-pe4xm
      @MarcoAntonio-pe4xm Місяць тому

      Doctor site they resent a medication for hyperactivity without first doing an ultrasound brain ultrasound the pills could ruin my neurological system

    • @raymondkuczewski6499
      @raymondkuczewski6499 Місяць тому

      how do you guys treat burns in the ER ?

    • @zarfik
      @zarfik Місяць тому +1

      How much and on what occasions do you administer anaesthetic?

  • @rebasack21
    @rebasack21 Місяць тому +29

    I found the amnesia question interesting as my family had a woman show up at our door late one night asking if she could pet our dogs. She didnt have amnesia, she had some type of dementia. We let her come in and meet our dogs and cats but ended up taking her to the ER as it was near midnight and we had no idea who she was or where she lived and sadly neither did she. They managed to get enough information from her with various methods at the ER (it really is amazing the way the brain and memory can work) and they were able to contact her family and we met them after that. We played impromptu host to that sweet lady several times after that as she likes dogs and something seemed to know we were safe.

  • @JoeR203
    @JoeR203 7 днів тому +4

    I was explaining my vision problem to a resident and when I said I had cataracts as a child, she cut me off and asked "Why did you have cataracts?" The tone she used made it sound like I chose to have cataracts. I felt like saying "Because I wanted to be different. Everyone else has normal eyesight and I wanted to stand out." Some doctors have terrible bedside manners. When my father was in the ER, the on call doc came in and nonchalantly dropped his clipboard and binder on my father's legs like he was a piece of furniture. My dad cried out in pain and his body stiffened up. My father's legs were sensitive due to diabetes. The nurses in the room couldn't believe what this guy did and after he was informed of my father's condition, he leaned over and put his hand on my dad's shoulder and in a not so convincing tone, said "I'm sorry". Later when my dad was up in a room, that same doctor was discussing a DNR with my mother, just a few feet away from my father who is freaking out because he can hear what's being said and is scared. I really wanted to punch that doctor.

  • @kendrar4333
    @kendrar4333 22 дні тому +4

    Our local trauma department often puts trauma patients under code names so the news can't use them if say reporting a major accident

  • @johnmayerislovee
    @johnmayerislovee 8 днів тому +1

    Although I have never required the services of an Emergency Room, I still thank you and your staff for all that you do!

  • @skachat_mainer_2010
    @skachat_mainer_2010 Місяць тому +19

    Вы лучший

    • @DoctorER
      @DoctorER  Місяць тому +8

      Спасибо!

  • @CatalinGabriel-ls5jy
    @CatalinGabriel-ls5jy Місяць тому +21

    One of the best videos you've done. Also respect from Romania brother

    • @DoctorER
      @DoctorER  Місяць тому +6

      Wow thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

  • @slc1161
    @slc1161 8 днів тому +1

    We shocked one patient 169 times in a 12 hour period. The patient was coding almost continuously and the family kept screaming to code the patient. It took that long to get legal to allow us to stop the code and finally pass on. This was about 25 years ago.

    • @alphawolf7956
      @alphawolf7956 4 дні тому +1

      Bro that sh*t is crazy 169 TIMES bruh i still be dead even in heaven

  • @yugioht42
    @yugioht42 Місяць тому +11

    You should see cook county ER which was renamed to stroger. They see on average 4 to 5 patients an hour. During the Orlando mass shooting incident over at Orlando regional, it was like 7 to 8 an hour. The doctors that night never had a mass casualty situation before and it was a trial by fire for all of them. They literally did it but also completely rewrote their policies right after to at least help in future incidents. It was literally all hands on deck for 8 straight hours maybe more. Every operating room was full and the ER was completely packed, 14 operating rooms completely full. They had makeshift operating rooms in the ER of all places. it was crazy.

  • @Photoguy15
    @Photoguy15 Місяць тому +13

    Serious ER question:
    Why are you the coolest Dr? Please site your sources!

    • @DoctorER
      @DoctorER  Місяць тому +9

      Haha thank you!! Appreciate the support more than you know!

  • @DaveTexas
    @DaveTexas 13 днів тому +2

    Yeah, that thing about having clothes cut off is real. Even when there’s no time crisis, they just whip out those scissors and snip away. I’ve had expensive slacks cut off me - no injury to my lower body and I wasn’t going to die if I didn’t get treated immediately - and I got really mad at the ER staff for doing that. I’m poor and disabled and can’t afford to be buying nice new clothes, much less paying for ER visits and ambulance rides.
    And I had no pants to wear for the Uber trip back to my hotel, where I was staying for my niece’s wedding. I guess that’s what I get for allowing my family to pay for me to come to a family wedding in another part of the country….I caught norovirus, went into dehydration-related kidney shutdown, passed out while sitting in the waiting room of a minor emergency clinic, and awoke to find myself in the ED at a real hospital….with my nicest pants in two pieces.

  • @russellbogrett605
    @russellbogrett605 17 годин тому +1

    You walk into the ER carrying your severed arm in a trash bag. You wait two hours to see a Dr. you spend two hours having tests. You wait two hours for a Dr. To come back in and tell you they can't find anything wrong with you. As you leave you deal with a nurse with a bad attitude because she needs a cigarette break. That is how a ER really works...

  • @juanzapata492
    @juanzapata492 Місяць тому +4

    Excellent questions and Excellent answers 😊

    • @DoctorER
      @DoctorER  Місяць тому +2

      Thank you! 😃

  • @This_Marya_OwO
    @This_Marya_OwO 27 днів тому +1

    2:49 Have you ever been brought ¼ of a person? And yes to him

  • @Daxas44
    @Daxas44 Місяць тому +2

    If you call an ambulance you get to skip the check in line but then go into the see the Dr line lol so yes it can get you ahead if there's a long check in line... I've done it lol best 80 bucks I've spent lol

  • @Nylak-Otter
    @Nylak-Otter 20 днів тому +3

    I figured out how to skip the line in the ER. I showed up with blood pouring out of every hole in my face into a large metal dog bowl that was sloshing and filled with blood and squeaked, "Help me," and then kind of fell over, with the bowl spilling all over the floor.
    According to my partner, who had driven me there, I got right in! I do not remember that part. 😂
    Meanwhile, when I once came in with a shattered spine, I had to chill for about 6 hours. So, yeah, blood helps.

    • @SgtMagnus50
      @SgtMagnus50 10 днів тому

      Wow! What happened to cause all that bleeding?

    • @Nylak-Otter
      @Nylak-Otter 9 днів тому

      @@SgtMagnus50 Multiorgan failure. 😂 My blood stopped clotting, and all my mucosal membranes just started leaking it and wouldn't stop.

    • @SgtMagnus50
      @SgtMagnus50 8 днів тому

      @@Nylak-Otter well I am glad you are still here!

  • @teschchr122
    @teschchr122 11 днів тому +1

    Besides the ED has a few other connotations, LOL!

  • @TankGuy3
    @TankGuy3 Місяць тому +2

    I'd kill to see you do a review of Dr. Glaucomflecken videos, or even appear on his podcast.

  • @BlindGirl787
    @BlindGirl787 День тому

    I had to go to the ER a couple weeks ago because we found out that I am diabetic and I had many symptoms of going into ketoacidosis 8:24 it’s been very stressful. Trying to adjust to everything. 8:24

  • @benjamincarter4290
    @benjamincarter4290 23 дні тому

    I work on ambulance. I've seen people shuffle into the hospital, skip triage, and get rushed to CT for suspected stroke in under 10 minutes. On the other side of the coin, I've transported patients that smugly said they only called an ambulance to get seen faster, "transfered care to waiting room" is one of the most common things I document.

  • @BelgorathTheSorcerer
    @BelgorathTheSorcerer Місяць тому

    It's been a good day. I always love a new Doctor Wagner video, and the slot for my patio table's umbrella, filled up with water, and there are two chubby little frogs in there! I don't know if they're making tadpoles, or just cuddlin', but they're the most adorable little frogs I've ever seen. I saw some lizards too, but I see lots of them.

  • @cellman1829
    @cellman1829 16 днів тому

    I enjoyed this type of video , getting the perspective from an actual ER Dr. Please make more videos like this 👍🏻😊

  • @mxrrow.
    @mxrrow. Місяць тому

    I love your videos, I learn a lot from them Doc. Thank you❤

  • @squirrel-1969
    @squirrel-1969 Місяць тому

    Greetings from Edmonton Alberta Canada! Another informative and entertaining video Dr. Wagner!

  • @eldermeyer0710
    @eldermeyer0710 Місяць тому

    wow, interesting points, great video

  • @user-bi9sm1fw3w
    @user-bi9sm1fw3w Місяць тому +2

    Очень интересное и информативное видео, спасибо вам большое.

  • @scarletjester8446
    @scarletjester8446 Місяць тому

    These were good questions!

  • @bantehayes9973
    @bantehayes9973 Місяць тому +8

    One of the best videos you've done. Love it!

  • @lgrantnelson2863
    @lgrantnelson2863 23 дні тому

    The pressure of the OR reminds me of my nephew who worked as a 911 responder. He quit after a few years.
    I wouldn't even consider it.

  • @Omar-wq9dz
    @Omar-wq9dz Місяць тому +2

    Interesting thing about prisoners as patients, I’m an OR secretary and we sometimes have guards waiting near a room where the prisoner is being operated on

    • @user-sw2pg4xh8q
      @user-sw2pg4xh8q Місяць тому

      Very interesting information 😅

    • @chiarac3833
      @chiarac3833 13 днів тому

      I've seen the cubicle in the local ER. There was someone in the room when I was there. I was freaking out lol.

  • @joannestark3023
    @joannestark3023 Місяць тому

    Piggybacking off the mental health question, are there counselors available for physicians who see patients under their care die? How do you handle those feelings of, "Could I have done more," or, "Could I have done things differently to keep the person alive?" I’m super sensitive so a profession like this where death can sometimes be inevitable I think would eventually be too much for me to handle.

  • @JLBANKS0001
    @JLBANKS0001 Місяць тому +3

    When I mess up my knee I had to b put under to pop my knee back in place a few months later I find out I have Multi ligament, tears n thy have to shave my knee joint. I go for surgery in 2 day

  • @nolantoney4577
    @nolantoney4577 Місяць тому

    With meditation, especially ones for specific goals like handling potentially traumatic experiences, it's very important to fully immerse yourself in the exercise, almost literally getting lost in it. If you don't, you can lose sight of what you're meditating on.
    I have an undiagnosed pain disorder, likely stemming from the brain. My pain can randomly spike from a 2 to a 7 in an instant sometimes. I cannot function without meditation, period. I know several others who feel the same way for various reasons.
    Do not be afraid or be embarrassed to meditate. You do not need to toughen up and embrace everything you see and feel. Even the most simple of exercises can have a profound impact on your ability to handle trauma.

  • @NacerZidance
    @NacerZidance Місяць тому +8

    Do hospitals have bacteriophages or something like that on the floor or something invisible

  • @nuketown2015
    @nuketown2015 Місяць тому

    I have a question, did you treat anyone that had an infection and if so what's the worst infection that you seen (like how someone has an infected finger that hasn't been taken care of)

  • @tommunyon2874
    @tommunyon2874 9 днів тому

    The EMTs cut me out of my clothes while I was laying in the street after getting hit on my bicycle. My souvenir T-shirt from Diego Garcia 1982 had a ragged spiraling, diagonal cut from waistband to neckline.

  • @Graham6410
    @Graham6410 Місяць тому +1

    In the UK we call the ED A&E (Accident and Emergency).

    • @SPAnComCat
      @SPAnComCat Місяць тому

      That Reminds me of Operation Ouch!
      Whoops! Too Random!

  • @kidkv
    @kidkv 7 днів тому

    I've been in the ER, and got in quickly, I was that bad.

  • @sweet_candy7040
    @sweet_candy7040 Місяць тому +1

    Serie genial que reaccionaras al programa de sala de emergencias historias inéditas 😸 acaba de descubrir este canal y es excelente por que me entretiene y quiero estudiar medicina amo estos videos ❤

  • @blackmamba6666
    @blackmamba6666 22 дні тому

    Бывает такое, что ногу больно разогнуть(больно в коленке) в рандомный момент. И ничего не помогает, кроме как оставить ногу в загнутом положении на долгое время. Через какое то время отпускает и можно спокойно разогнуть колено. ЧТО ЭТО БЛИН ТАКОЕ???!!!

  • @MarcusBurkenhare
    @MarcusBurkenhare Місяць тому

    You should watch 'This Is Going To Hurt' if you've not already. It's from the memoirs of Adam Kay, a gynae doctor who became a comedian, writer and campaigner for doctor's mental health. He makes an impassioned speech towards the end about doctors and their emotional wellbeing which is the exact same speech he has used on numerous occasions in interviews.

  • @gwenpicchi5719
    @gwenpicchi5719 Місяць тому

    I was just under the assumption that you doctors are strong enough to ignore your mental problems and keep yourself constantly busy like I'm doing currently.

  • @wdefghjuefhdegtfthtgf1351
    @wdefghjuefhdegtfthtgf1351 7 днів тому

    As a machanic i understand poor dicrpictions of what is wrong and how much of a problem it can be

  • @user-black_box
    @user-black_box Місяць тому +1

    Лежу в больнице и востанавливаюсь от апендецита 😢 спасибо за ролики ❤

  • @devonjaphet8613
    @devonjaphet8613 Місяць тому

    My last er visit was hell. I had to wait 3 hours with a broken femur to get a room, then 12 hours, to get my surgery

  • @ShaAnderson99
    @ShaAnderson99 Місяць тому +1

    Вот такой вопрос. Вы смотрели на открытую рану и вам не хотелось тошнит?

  • @patmansanimations9718
    @patmansanimations9718 Місяць тому

    @DoctorER I have a medical question, my dad has end stage heart failure and COPD here lately when his o2 saturation drops his heart rate doesn't increase but decreases? why would the heart rate not go up? Also could having him drink caffeine or energy drink force his heart rate up?

  • @El_tediz
    @El_tediz Місяць тому +2

    Is it me or is that guy the best doctor in the world and if I'm Mexican

  • @aleksandrrozentsvit8390
    @aleksandrrozentsvit8390 12 днів тому

    Deaf Interpreter here: Sometimes the hospitals would hire Deaf Interpreters because the patient is unable to express in sign language or in tons of pain. The ipad interpreter might not be perfect because of spotty wifi, limited view space, and the deaf patients cannot see well especially post surgery. There are mixed feelings of using ipad interpreters or Video Relay Interpreters. Better have live interpreter in person to see the full action. I have worked with a mix of ipad interpreters and live interpreters. I would prefer live interpreters easier to capture but ipad interpreters do it in a pinch. Some hospitals are lucky to have STAFF ASL interpreters in house.

  • @jurijnikolajev8224
    @jurijnikolajev8224 Місяць тому +1

    Ты супер доктор!!!!❤ Привет тебе из Латвии ...

  • @brokebackfountain
    @brokebackfountain Місяць тому +3

    Hello Dr. Wagner, have you ever had to operate on a patient where operation proved a significant risk to everyone involved? (Hyper-contagious diseases, embedded explosives like fireworks or grenades, etc)

  • @pb5640
    @pb5640 14 днів тому +1

    first continue to reinforce that going by ambulance will not fast track you in for minor things and secondly you’re too young to know this history but prior to 1970, if a hospital had an emergency room, it truly was only one room and they were small.

  • @SkyHykro
    @SkyHykro Місяць тому +1

    Does abstinence help increase testosterone, and are there any negative effects in abstinence, for example in the gym?

  • @miriamweller812
    @miriamweller812 Місяць тому

    There should also be supervision regarding the (mental) health of the medical personal - of course what should be isn't always something that actually is...

  • @Dumont_1
    @Dumont_1 Місяць тому +1

    Nice and interesting 😍

    • @DoctorER
      @DoctorER  Місяць тому +2

      Thanks! 😊

    • @Dumont_1
      @Dumont_1 Місяць тому

      @@DoctorER delightfully. The doctor himself answered me.☺️✨ good luck to you :)

  • @plasticman74
    @plasticman74 13 днів тому

    My aunt and uncle were hit by a car walking across a cross walk to a funeral home and she ask if they'd cut at the seem of her fav. Skirt and they did they weren't hurt badly

  • @only257
    @only257 Місяць тому +1

    great

  • @user-pr6hb7ml6y
    @user-pr6hb7ml6y Місяць тому +1

    Doctor ER, I have a question
    Have you worked abroad? I mean, have you visited any other countries?

  • @joeyyared8571
    @joeyyared8571 Місяць тому

    I remember charleton in Fall River they don’t give a shit how bad your hurting or how big the emergency is, if you have any sort of drug or alcohol problem your one of the “less than human” patients truly sickening like what is that “I hate my job” or something ? Pathetic

  • @yugioht42
    @yugioht42 Місяць тому

    Orlando regional regularly see prisoners mostly as a health check on their way to jail. They have a dedicated entrance and area away from normal patients. They can’t come on the sneak as the area is a prison ward.

  • @OfficersI.Fernandez
    @OfficersI.Fernandez Місяць тому

    Can you do a Vlog at the hospital? 😁

  • @sammansfield21
    @sammansfield21 19 днів тому

    We don't use "ER" or "ED" in the UK...its A&E (accident and emergency). We also have "minor injuries units" for issues that are above the GP but doesn't meet a&e threshold

    • @joywebster2678
      @joywebster2678 14 днів тому +1

      In the USA that can be called a Fast track where a PA sees minor injuries or ailments, instead of going into the Full ER.

    • @sammansfield21
      @sammansfield21 13 днів тому

      @joywebster2678 PA? Is that primary assessor?

    • @joywebster2678
      @joywebster2678 13 днів тому

      @sammansfield21 nope. Physician Assistant, a newer class of independant practitioner

  • @amderos2472
    @amderos2472 Місяць тому

    5:29 - as I understand it could make sense with paid medicine? As I know in USA it's only paid and painfully expensive

  • @Stealthor
    @Stealthor Місяць тому +2

    Было познавательно

  • @ItsnikBaconhead
    @ItsnikBaconhead Місяць тому

    Do doctors treat people that were electrocuted and stabbed at the same time?

  • @diegomonroy6168
    @diegomonroy6168 Місяць тому

    Hello doc! I m Hispanic and I have the question that if you have ever reacted to the lesions on re zero the anime, they are a little brutal and maybe realistic in the pain sense, if you ve already done it I feel sorry to make this question

  • @Thefirstman19
    @Thefirstman19 Місяць тому

    What happens if I get shot in the head 20 times?

  • @antonplayzgamez631
    @antonplayzgamez631 Місяць тому +2

    I'm pretty sure I don't have time to be thinking about a shirt when I was seconds away from dying if the doctors didn't do their job and plus how are you not thinking about this if you're injured and got broken bones and stuff like that why would you want people moving you around just to lift a shirt over your head and take some pants off your legs come on dude

  • @Tristam_
    @Tristam_ 10 днів тому

    And if the president comes, will you also put him in the general queue? 😁

  • @teschchr122
    @teschchr122 11 днів тому

    Are people that they use the paddles on aware? Do they feel the shock?

  • @ShaAnderson99
    @ShaAnderson99 Місяць тому

    мой дедушка когда-то был главным врачом он спас одного мальчика и за это его наградили вот почему я люблю медицину ❤ спасибо доктор за видео

  • @franciscomartinsandoval8912
    @franciscomartinsandoval8912 Місяць тому

    Hola doctor !

  • @randomoinkbomb
    @randomoinkbomb Місяць тому

    3:08 why did my doctor say I have emergency department then?

  • @szariq7338
    @szariq7338 Місяць тому +1

    During your medical studies, what was the subject you've had the least pleasant experience with? Be it due to the difficulty of a certain subject or lecturers being douchebags, any reason.

  • @Kingzee_buzz12Kingzee_67-gv8gl
    @Kingzee_buzz12Kingzee_67-gv8gl Місяць тому

    Here's a idea you should react to in injurys in a game called gorebox

  • @thanawatterekhov4468
    @thanawatterekhov4468 Місяць тому

    Hey DoctorEr can you react to the injuries in a game called gorebox?

  • @SPAnComCat
    @SPAnComCat Місяць тому

    Dory: "I Suffer from Short-Term Memory Loss".
    She's got Anterograde Amnesia.
    I Know it's Random but it's something to Point out to anyone who is Inquisitive about what Type of Amnesia she has. [like myself]

  • @freygenowix96
    @freygenowix96 Місяць тому

    Te ha molestado algun factor o representacion erronea de tu trabajo en algun show de tv?

  • @C.H.K.N_tenders
    @C.H.K.N_tenders 15 днів тому

    0:51 OH SHI ITS SMURD- from my country :D (Romanians, feel free to assemble in the replies 😌)
    Btw, not sure if this was intentional but thanks for including Romania even if it was just a fraction! :D

  • @larrypatterson7087
    @larrypatterson7087 14 днів тому

    At our hospital it say's no firearms for Patient's safety if some one had a bad experience and come's in gunning how are unarmed doctor's going to save Patient's

    • @ChrisW228
      @ChrisW228 11 днів тому +1

      That sign and the rule applies to patients, not necessarily to hospital security .

  • @ViperGTS-kj7ji
    @ViperGTS-kj7ji Місяць тому

    Doctor you are the best
    😎👉👉
    Доктор ты лучший 😎👉👉

  • @quaeel
    @quaeel Місяць тому +2

    Крутой видос!!

  • @nintendoge1575
    @nintendoge1575 Місяць тому

    Hello Doctor ER, I wanted to ask a question that’s a bit off topic but real quick because my dad has a blood clot in his liver and was wondering if you had anything in terms of advice or knowledge to say about it. Obviously he’s been going to really good professional doctors for a while now but idk it seems to be getting worse and I wanted some help. I know I’m a random UA-cam comment but any help would be greatly appreciated.

  • @valkyrie1066
    @valkyrie1066 19 днів тому

    Cutting clothing....LOL I had another reason! Tumbled a$$ over teakettle down an embankment in ill fitting steel plate armor. Not honorably wounded in combat. I was a "scout hunter" meaning I was armed and armored and looking for UNARMED foe. Not did I only manage not to find any, but I managed to hurt MYSELF in the process. Luckily, they were all around me and immediately the emt stuff came out. a whole PIT CREW taking off the armor carefully, then a man takes a shears to the pant leg of the apparently worst affected leg. I STOPPED HIM. *facepalm" and mumbled that I hadn't had a chance to shave my legs. (I'm female, by the way.) They laughed, I felt embarrassed and just waved at him to proceed. There is little more embarrassing than being minorly hurt making a fool of yourself, and every well meaning med personnel come out of the literal WOODS to treat me simultaneously. It was the world's worst parade.......one patient, 50 bored emt's..... (bruises, soft tissue damage. Sprains. Splint, crutches and ibuprophen)

  • @Fei_YTGS
    @Fei_YTGS Місяць тому

    Doctor er you TOP

  • @diegodanielmolinaosorio6559
    @diegodanielmolinaosorio6559 Місяць тому +1

    ❤❤

  • @Leral15l0
    @Leral15l0 Місяць тому

    My self-esteem is falling. What should I do?.У меня падает самооценка что делать?.

  • @mientdallius7345
    @mientdallius7345 Місяць тому +1

    Интересно выглядело , как английская ( оригинальная) озвучка вдруг сменилась на русскую

  • @reeyee3816
    @reeyee3816 Місяць тому +2

    i like your vidio🙂

  • @twocvbloke
    @twocvbloke Місяць тому

    With regard to the mental health of staff, I'd suppose that'd be relative to what situation they work in, recently it's ebeen found here in the UK that there's a major problem with untreated mental health conditions with NHS workers, be it the general workload and under-staffing, to the fear of whether the damned hospital will fall apart around them, as has happened where large chunks of RAAC (Reinforced Airated Autoclaved Concrete) have broken away from a ceiling and srtuck a doctor, breaking their leg, Conservative Britain everybody, where saving lives could cost you your own...

  • @raphaelsouzadearaujo1764
    @raphaelsouzadearaujo1764 Місяць тому +2

    Boa tarde 👍🤙

  • @user-ok2dg2sv5q
    @user-ok2dg2sv5q Місяць тому +1

    Доктор, у вас шикарная борода😂

  • @EL_wilfred0.2023Mendoza
    @EL_wilfred0.2023Mendoza Місяць тому

    Te quiero

  • @pandaroblox2908
    @pandaroblox2908 Місяць тому +2

    ВЫ ЛУЧШИЙ,РАЗБИРАЕТЕСЬ В ПСИХИАТРИЙ?У меня проблема.Мне через месяц 15,и в13 лет у меня появились навязчивые мысли (типо оружие+люди) ну вы поняли.А также злость на родных и тех кто меня обижал,смеялся надо мной.ЧТО СО МНОЙ ДОКТОР?? Живу в Россий.

  • @ShaAnderson99
    @ShaAnderson99 Місяць тому +1

    В России есть крутой сериал (Интерны) так вот там врачей оставляет дежурных за то что кто-то накосячил (это типо выговор😂) так вот у вас это действительно бывает или это просто сериал

  • @RedDeadRockstars
    @RedDeadRockstars Місяць тому

    Hi

  • @Hoyheu
    @Hoyheu Місяць тому +2

    Ты лучший

  • @AdamG20
    @AdamG20 Місяць тому +1

    tell your friend you need to go to the Ed he's going to hand you some blue pills

  • @Alanrap956
    @Alanrap956 Місяць тому

    Hola 😮

  • @MysteryMan788
    @MysteryMan788 Місяць тому

    Hey doc,I hope you could react to Splatterhouse 2010,trust me you'll be surprised.