26 HOUR CALL SHIFT: Day in the Life of a Doctor (Kidney Failure, Dialysis)
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Join me for a 26 hour call shift in the hospital and see a real day in the life of a doctor! I'm currently on my nephrology rotation, which is the medical specialty of the kidney. I'm responsible for seeing patients admitted to the nephrology ward and any new patients in the emergency department or ICU.
What happens when a person's kidneys shut down?
What IS kidney failure?
What is hemodialysis?
When do you use dialysis?
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~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~
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imagine ending up in hospital and then Siobhan is your doctor, I would go into cardiac ARREST
emily sara i would to 😂
haha oh boy please don't! but I would love it if you said hi :)
Violin MD i knew this would be your response😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂💀
The problem with cardiac arrest is that you would pass out. I think it would be a better idea to treat Siobhan a nice coffee.
Despite not wanting to go into the medical field, I absolutely love your videos! Thank you for taking the time to film and edit despite your busy schedule!
you are very welcome Britney - appreciate your support!
Britney Mace sameee
Violin MD hi my name is Danielle I have a question is it hard for you to work with COVID 19 patients if it is than why how could u make them better in your UA-cam videos you look very happy in your job violin how many wards do you have to go though every single time do you ever get a sleep at night because you will more energy the next day any questions plz I would like to know how you do this job thanks violin
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I would love to see a video of you talking about the first medical death you had to call.
I would love this too
that would be cool and interesting to watch, great idea!
Sam don’t be gross
I was on dialysis for 5 years got my kidney transplant 8 years ago. I am so grateful August 19th will be my 9th anniversary 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 the only downfall about it is a year after i got my transplant my mom had to start dialysis But she is going fine and so am I.
wow fantastic to hear Georgia - so glad to hear your mom was a match and that it was a successful transplant. love hearing stories like this!
Great! I am currently on the list but I haven't started dialysis yet. I hope it never comes to that but kidneys are a weird bunch.
Georgia Peach Congrats!I’m going on 20 years.All the best to u & your mom.🙏🏻🤞🏻
H Kr Goodluck!🙏🏻🤞🏻🙌🏻
@@julesb6440 omg that is wonderful that is a blessing yassssssss 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hey I just want to say you are teaching me a lot in medical I am only 13 years old and I've always wanted to become a doctor with your vids I put the captions on and write down notes of what your talking about you are teaching me a a lot and I hope my dream will come true to become apart of the medical team thank you for your inspiration
Alyssa Williams can I ask u a question what are u teaching at the moment
@Alyssa Williams! You will become a great doctor. I am 13 years old as well and becoming a doctor has crossed my mind but i am not sure. I believe in you! You got this!!
@@CharlotteI555 have you decided what you may think you want to be? If so, what occupation? Whatever it is, I’m sure you’ll do well. I’m 14 and I want to become an orthopaedic surgeon. I’m working hard to achieve my dream :)
I was curious what other specialties you considered and discarded earlier in your career and why you decided not to pursue those ones
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Yes!
This is a great question!!
I am currently studying for my upcoming veterinary medicine exam and the moment I started reading something about melena you started talking about it. What a coincidence!
oh really? haha small world of mammals!
@@ViolinMD That's true!
Veterinarians have to learn multiple species. Medical doc's only learn one.
Veterinary medicine also sounds so interesting! All those different species, with incredible amounts of variation! Amazing! Good luck at you exam!
@@howtomedicate It's very interesting! Thank you!
I just looooove ur energy ❤ ur videos are so well made, informative aaand ur smile is contagious lol thank you keep rocking 💪
Thank you so much Hiba!
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Hiba Imene how can you tell me about this program
How do you juggle being a doctor and a youtuber? You’re so amazing!
can you please vlog when you’re not on call? i would love to see what your routine is at home!
Bartosz Bartosz why not?
Bartosz Bartosz it’s just 1 video.
You have so much to remember, I don't know how doctors do it
Thank you! As someone who's constantly back and forth the hospital, I never knew how much a doctor goes through in a shift. It's really insightful. Lots of love from the UK💖
Glad to hear you are enjoying it Lucy - haha yes i didn't know that before starting in medicine either!
Your the only recommended channel I've actual enjoyed watching enough to subscribe, the fact you do 24+ hour shifts is absolutely barbaric but the energy your bringing to and leave the shifts with is inspiring. You're a true heroine to me and probably to many, many others and so are your colleagues, keep up the amazing work you all do.
We do 36 or above shift call too
Kyle Kaye hi there you love watching the program and does it make you think about all the patients that you have to do in one day I know it’s very hard job
@@drimbesatsyed wow. I admire your hardwork .
My grandma was one of the most determined women I know. She lived for over 10 years on dialysis and still managed to travel a TON during that time. We went on cruises, to Disney World, and even to the Carribbean a few times. Just every 3rd day or so she would disappear for a while to go get dialysis treatment.
Love your videos! As an RN, it’s very helpful to see everything the doctors are dealing with
Nephrology has always been a field I’ve kind of neglected because I never thought I would find it interesting enough to be passionate about early studies surrounding it. (I’m an aspiring doctor in the home stretch of high school!) But after watching this incredible video, I realized I’ve been wrong! Kidneys really are one of the most important factors of life support for the human body, and the technology developed to assist their function is so incredible. Thank you so much for enlightening me! (And I will definitely be making notes of your dialysis indication hack.)
So fitting! I’m a nuc med tech and just recently had a discussion about a patient on dialysis. They were ordered to have a VQ due to their creatinine levels, but since they were scheduled to have dialysis that day, it was decided they could handle the CTA.
Dialysis never ceases to amaze me. It helps so many people in more ways than one!
I was on peritoneal and Hemo dialysis, so I understand this. I was on dialysis ever day, but in December, I had my kidney transplant! I get to move home tomorrow! I was diagnosed at an 11 year old well care check up with the worst stage of FSGS. It’s been a long journey, but my disease was expected to come back, but it didn’t! 💚💚
This is the kind of doctor I wanna work with. Licensed dialysis nurse here. Keep saving lives doc! 😊👍
I absolutely love that you add small clips that you’ve filmed when you go see patients. It makes me feel as though I go with you to see the patients. We can’t see them but it feels as you’re in the hospital just waiting for you to come out and tell us what’s going on. 😊 Great job on these videos Siobhan. You can tell you put lots of work into them.
pomegrantea hi there do you work in the hospital yourself if so what do u do in interested
Thank you for this! Your videos have thoroughly helped me this month. My mom went into septic shock and full organ failure last month in Oakville and spent 12 days in ICU where she wasn't expected to survive. She is going to make a full recovery but is still on dialysis and of course still in hospital. The nurses and I at the hospital would watch your videos, it helped keep me calm during this very scary situation. Thank you so much for this channel and sharing all your knowledge
I’m not in the medical field but I love watching your videos! It’s cool to see some of what goes on behind-the-scenes!
Love the work that you do. Coming from a registered nurse, we need more Dr’s like you who give your type of positive energy xx
I am 15 and i watch all of her videos I love how she is always positive and smiling all the time. I really appreciate her time to make these videos for us to enjoy
I absolutely love videos like these. It’s amazing and very inspiring. Thank you for including us and always providing information as well.
It’s amazing how she has so many things to do and she still replies to comments!! Such an inspiration!!❤️
You are so alive, strong, beautiful, compassionate, happy and really smart. We need so many more like you in this world. Thank You for all your hard work and effort making these videos. Hopefully your channel will be an inspiration for many other young people thinking of becoming a doctor.
Heyyy Siobhan I'm an Algerian medical student and I loooove your videos they're so motivating thank you!
Hey Siobhan! Love your videos for how Informative they are, and also the passion and excitement you have for the field! Keep it up!
*i love just being able to watch you and be genuinely happy and excited for what happens next!*
Love how easily you explain complications with illnesses and procedures it’s so easy to understand.
Happy the video is back up, was wondering where the previous one disappeared to! 😃 xx
yes! some technical difficulties but fixed now!
usrafieckx9 I don’t think it costs money for her to make the videos, but she gets paid to make the videos, if that makes sense.
Love these kinds of vlogs! As an Australian nursing student, I find your content so informative; it's great to see the Doctor's perspective. Keep it up
Have a friend who's at potential risk for kidney failure even with all that they're doing to maintain their health. I think they have a similar thing as your patient since they also have diabetes. This really helped give me insight into how Dialysis actually works and a better understanding of how I could understand what's going on in their life, so thank you!
been starting to watch your vlogs in the past 2 days, and it makes me realise just how a fine balance the body is... all ticking away and for the most part keep us ALIVE .. AMAZING
This was so neat to see! I’m 16 and have stage 4 CKD, currently doing peritoneal dialysis (PD). I love your videos 💕
Love the Vids from a doctors perspective! 😃 Keep at it💗🤗. Your gonna be a good doctor! (Phil from PA, USA)
Retired Nephrology RN here x 25 years; I love how you explain everything about Dialysis and kidney failure. I loved the specialty and the patients, so many great relationships and super teaching moments! I miss my work so very much, forced to retire due to AS, back surgery w/ fusions and metal hardware. Thank you!❤️🩺🩻
my mom who has always been healthy, never drank or smoked ever, was diagnosed with NASH more than a year ago and she also has ITP. She had verices banding. I've learned so much from most of her Doctors explaining things to me. I love when a Doctor takes the time to explain in terms anyone can understand. I know it must be difficult to work on call and upload videos and I just want to say I appreciate and learn from your videos.
I love your videos sooo much!! I bet it’s not easy being a doctor and UA-camr! I’m a stay at home mom of four and have always dreamed of working in the medical field but put it on the back burner for the kids and family. I’ve learned so much from your videos! Keep them coming!!!
You are amazing Much love!!!!!
your videos give me so much motivation for when I'm doing my pre-college work. I'm doing a class called foundations of college algebra in 11th grade (from the us) and I want to be a nurse anesthetist, and your videos also teach me! Thank you for doing what you do!
Siobhan,
Thank you so much for making these videos! I'm 13 and I aspire to be in the medical field when I'm older. Although I want to go into gynaecology, I enjoy getting an inside look at what you do for your profession. Every video inspires me to keep going after my dreams. Thanks again!
that's wonderful to hear - gynecology is a wonderful field and I actually really loved that rotation!
I’m not even interested being a doctor but it fascinates me how well you time yourself and get stuff done. An inspiration to say the least - wishing you health, rest, and happiness
I’m planning on going into the medical field as a CLS, so every time you mention bloodwork or something similar, I get so excited! Your videos also really make me want to work in a hospital, so thanks! Really great videos and editing ☺️
I absolutely love your new formula! You are really good at explaining concepts, hope we will see more of these kinds of video 👍☺️
I'm a med student from Germany - currently in the 4th semester and your videos really motivate me to keep studying hard. Thanks ;)
As someone who's been in and out of doctors offices and hospitals, it's really cool to see the little behind the scenes stuff. Especially because I imagine the patients can be stressful when it comes to how things work, especially if they are in pain or distress. I would get frustrated in the emergency room, but kept myself as respectful to all of the wonderful people working there because I can only imagine how your past 24 hours were. Being able to watch it is awesome. It kind of makes me want to go into the medical field. The fact that you strain yourselves day in and day out just to make sure you find out if, say, my chest pains are worrisome, or if my medication is working, is something that we as humans can't express enough gratitude for. Thank you for helping others, shining bright and showing people that you can do a physically and demanding, seemingly never-ending job, and still have a smile on.
Your videos are so uplifting and positive. I really enjoy your perspective and input on the outstanding job hospitals and medical staff does every day. Sure there is always the negative aspect of every profession but positive energy is a smile maker.
Hiiii, i never really post a comment. But im a nurse working with people with dementia. Its such a beautiful job. But i just wanna say that your video's are absolutely amazing and i still learn things from them. They're so educating, keep it up 🌹 Love from The Netherlands 🌼 xx
I really like your channel I feel like it makes me see a different side of the hospital ❤️
I loveeee that you are going into detail about the medical terms! Helps keep my knowledge polished :)
Hello Siobhan! I have been enjoying your videos for about a year now, from near London in England UK, but now living back home in Dundee, Scotland UK. Keep up the good work and the interesting insights. I like the way you explain things to a layman's terms, without being patronising about it. Suzy xxxx
I love your videos so much! I’ve kinda always been very interested in medicine (ever since I first watched House MD) and these vlogs are so thrilling and exciting, they almost make me want to become a doctor one day
I’m learning so much about medical terms and procedures through your videos, they’re so well filmed and edited and they’re not just fun but also educational ❤️😭
I absolutely love theese vids!! Looks forward to them everyday!
i’ve actually started learning so much just from watching your videos, what a crazy concept - i love it!
absolutely love getting a look behind the scenes from your videos and point of view! thanks for taking the time to not only film but also edit despite the crazy hours you work! :)
this vid was perfect timing because we’re learning about this in biology class!!😂
oh really? cool!
Thank you so much for your videos they’re super inspiring and make me want to become a physician!!
Recently found your channel. I’m OBSESSED with your videos. Thanks for the glimpse into your life. I think you’re a great doctor and you’ve found your calling for sure! Keep on keepin’ on!
I dont know how you do those long shifts and still manage to smile and be happy. And still manage to capture moments for your videos. Its nice to see your cute, smiling face sharing your work with everyone. I enjoy seeing new videos posted!
Early!! 💖💖💖 I am only 13 and i am ADDICTED to your videos!!
aw really? wow thank you that's amazing!
@@ViolinMD OMG I am so happy thanks for responding!
Haha lol same
little lolli woozworld haha
Me to! But I'm 12
26 hours shift is nice. Normally we do 30-36 hour shifts on calls. What hospital is that, seems like heaven to me😅
I'm a retired Nephrologist passed by to say "Hello" to you.
Keep up your hard work, and things are going to be good down the road, wish you good luck
I love how you add information in your videos as well as showing your day to day life❗️❤️😊 I learn something EVERY video.
I love these video so much! Notification squad where you at?!??
great to hear - thank Joshua!
I aspire to be a doctor and your a good inspiration for me!
My aunt is one of the longest living Dialysis patients. She’s been on dialysis for 39 years!!! She’s a trooper!!!
Hello Dr. Siobhan, I like your Kidney Failure Dialysis of kidney patients in the hospital. You are giving the best treatments Siobhan to those patients. My good luck to you always
I absolutely love your videos. They're an excellent way to start a relaxing and educative evening.
sounds lovely - totally a Sunday I would enjoy!
This time it seemed to be a somewhat easy shift!! You usually get paged a few times throughout the night haha. Glad you had a break :)
So glad you’re doing this! I love how careful you are with patient identification. I miss my days in the hospital as a pharmacist, so you’re bringing back some of that joy. Keep it up!
Jill Bennett hi There what do you do for a pharmacist
I love these videos so much, you’re such a sweet and hardworking person. I look up to you’re work ethic and how you find happiness even when it’s hard.
I had this question for a while! I wonder how many times a week do you normally go in for a shift? It seems like your shifts are pretty long, so how many days do you need to recuperate?
😍❤️❤️❤️ thank you for all you do , I know it’s not easy but your hard work will never go in-noticed by me
thanks Dee that means a lot!
I just love and respect all the medical staff! it was my dream job, but my situations never so supportive to me. You guys are the real Gods and Goddesses. Blessed people.
I love this channel! I learn so much, sometimes I chime in and tell the nurses things, and they ask how do I know this, and I mentioned this channel. A CNA isn't supposed to learn this much, but I love it!
Your videos are so informative! Keep it up :-)
Hi Siobhan!
I love your channel, you’re so inspiring! Thank you so much for all your hard work, dedication and time!
I do have a question! I wondered if you were allowed to stay and sleep after your 26h call shifts?!
I hope so! I would hate to think you are at risk of something happening driving or walking!
mmm great point Amanda. I have actually taken a nap before going home... and I know those who drive will sometimes do that as well. You just need to be out before some of the cleaners come by!
@@ViolinMD u are an amazing person and I can't stop watching your video I'm Allison I'm from Barrie Ontario I'm in a wheelchair would love if I could add u on Facebook
Siobhan! You are so sweet and inspiring. I'm currently a first year student in College and I do not have any aspirations to be a Doctor, but I love watching your videos anyway because you have such a positive personality and I love to learn new things!
I love your videos. I don't know why but they either put me in a good mood or relax me. Plus I learn something knew on a regular basis. Keep up the good work.
When do you become a 3rd year resident? Love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing with us.
I love your videos. They're inspirational, informative, and straight to the point. Im am going to be a doctor so i love being able to see what it is like on an average day for a resident. Especially since im going to be in a med program for highschool next year (hopefully, as long as i get in). So thank you for uploading these!
That's great to hear - fingers crossed that you get in! can't believe you need to decide that early... crazy!
@@ViolinMD wow thank you! And yeah i decided early but thats how all of my family is. Plus watching your videos really cements the idea that this is what i want :)
Just the fact that you make videos on top of being so busy. I know what its like. Much credit. Love the videos. Thank you so much
I have no interest in studying medicine but watching your videos really helps me feel less stressed about if I ever have to go into hospital for something. I'm almost 21 and have never been to hospital for myself (only others) but seeing your videos makes me sure that the people looking after us would know what they're doing.
I love these types of videos it has helped me learn what I want to do and I want to become a surgical doctor
I love learning what doctor words mean, really interesting😂❤️
I've been watching your videos for a while and I've learned so much! I enjoy writing and your videos have helped me to make the medical aspects of my stories as accurate as possible. Love your videos!
I'm currently in nursing school and these videos are so incredibly fascinating to me. Thank you for putting so much time and care into making these videos both educational and entertaining!
Heyy there you are a really inspiring person , you inspire alot of people out there like me😘😘 , I love watching all your vlogs and get to know alot of medical terms thanks for that !😊❤😘 I'm also a medical aspirant , wish me luck !!
Hi Aakanksha - really wonderful to hear that, thank you! and good luck on your journey to medicine!
@@ViolinMD tysm it means alot I will surely let u know 😘😘😘
Okay 1. You're amazing and I love watching your videos.
2. I'm insanely curious about your makeup routine!! Does it really last 24+ hours? How often are you touching up throughout the day?! You always look so good for these insane shifts!
siobhan is really an amazing person for doing this! it really gives a great perspective to what is it like in the hospital. these r amazing
Just love all your videos! I have such respect and admiration for your cheerfulness and positiveness in what has to be one of the most stressful jobs on the planet. I really admire you cheerful attitude and smiling face as you go through your day. If only all doctors were like you. Please keep up the great work and just love these videos.
Hey Siobhan I’d imagine you would get a few pages from emergency on any shift as part of internal med! Would there be any particular reason(s) you would have in choosing to work in internal med over emerg?
First and this is really inspiring as i want to be a nurse when i am older thanks!
That's wonderful to hear!
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@@ViolinMD I think u are so inspiring kind funny love your channel. I hope u are able to get some sleep
Violin MD thanks i am learning and currently in high school year 7 working my way up!
You're so Good at maintaining a positive altitude throughout the entire call shift. Good job!!!!
Omg, you make me want to become a doctor so bad but I doubt that I will ever be as flawless as you, love you girl!
I enjoy watching your videos, you are very good at explaining procedures.
I see there are diffident colours of the blood test tube caps , can you explain why there are different colour of these tubes.
Thanks
Dalia Barnouti In Australia, each coloured cap is a different type of blood test the Dr wants doing. Example, a pink top container is for when we need to match a patients blood type for a possible blood product transfusion. This is called a “group and hold” because we’re figuring out the patients blood type and holding that type blood
They represent what type of blood it is and what it is for and all of that
I know you asked her but I’m a phlebotomist and I’d figure I’d help answer. In the US it’s dependent on what the doctor has ordered. Each tube has a particular additive or lack of.
A blue top is normally for coagulation tests. When spun it leaves citrated plasma. This is used to test for clotting factors. Such as a prothrombin time/Protime/INR
A gold top is called an SST, you can use the red top too. It’s a serum tube. So once you spin the blood down in a centrifuge it separates the blood and leaves serum on top. You can use serum for a LOT of tests. Chemistry tests like a metabolic panel(usually use plasma in the US but can use serum too), to rule out certain diseases, etc.
Green tops or PSTs are heparinized. They when spun instead of plasma have blood on bottom and plasma on top. These are also used for chemistry tests such as a metabolic panel, potassium, antibiotic levels, magnesium levels, acetaminophen, acetone etc. lots with this one.
Lavender tubes are for hematology tests. So tests that look at different blood counts/cells.
Gray tops are usually for latic acids which are used to determine sepsis, and for ETOH(alcohol levels)
Pink tops are normally for type and screens. You can draw a pink tube and get the persons blood type and cross match it to match it to donor blood so they can have a transfusion if they need one. They can also be for ABO/RH in women.
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It funny that I just watched a ep of grey Anatomy wow btw I love you and your videos 🥰😂
oh lovely! medicine binge :)
your so cheery! amazing doctor!
I LOVE watching your videos. I get so excited when I see you post a new one. You’re such a great Doctor! 😊