Day in the Life of a Doctor: ICU Night Shift with CODE BLUE EMERGENCY!
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2021
- Join me for a night shift in the intensive care unit and experience a day in the life of a doctor. I’ll be caring for critically ill patients, solving medical mysteries (patient found unconscious for an unknown reason!), intubating a patient who cannot breath and a code blue emergency in the hospital!
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ICU nurse here. Love how you can explain things in a way every one can understand. I think you would make a great professor!
Had major surgery a couple of months ago thankyou for what you do I was in icu the nurse that looked after me was amazing keep up the good work 😊😊
I agree. Complete with graphics.
Emma you work in a level 1 hospital right or any Intensive care unit is just so demanding of all the staff. How do tell love ones there family members have died. It must be hard.
I agree as well 🙂. When I saw the extra calculations, I learned something new.
PLEASE OMFG PRAYING TANAKA WOULD BINGE SIOBHAN LECTURES
I don't know how doctors do it. I could not get woken up at 3am and then immediately go to work. You are a special breed Doc and I'm glad people like you exists! Heroes!
@Colin Deal given the amount of doctors that experience burn out and mental health issues I would argue that although they “get used to it” , it is still hard.
I would fall back asleep working giving cpr 😅😂 funny but not
Before they sleep,they remind themselves that they will get called to save life.
It’s like a rush you get
Some don’t. Which is why they have become family doctors or psychiatrists or jobs that don’t require a chaotic, messy schedule and everything is pretty consistent to like 9-5 hours of
Siobhan, I’m so proud of you. I’ve been following you since your second year as a resident and it’s amazing to see your confidence as a doctor grow. Watching you, I have grown a whole new level of respect for doctors. Congratulations on your last year of residency!!
Aw thanks MacKenzie!! I recognize your name over the years - love getting to know you guys a little bit at least!! Thank you so much for being part of this community!
@@ViolinMD keep representing Canadian doctors as well as you do ❤️
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Same . It’s been amazing seeing her grow especially that one vlog she posted about getting into rheumatology !
@@Jay-okc RIGHT. I've never felt absolute elation for someone I've never met as I did then.
The way she came back from a code blue, sit down, and continued the conversation she started before the code blue while eating. I would forget 😭
Doctors have incredible memories. Much better than most people
@@mikeh2129 I would hope so. Its a lot of work to be a doctor and have SEVERAL patients. Plus these r er doctors so its not like u know these patients compared to if ur a doctor in a regular doctors office where u have regular patients that come by
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I hope you'll bring us along as you become a licensed rheumatologist!
I am so interested in continuing to see her journey.
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I have no freaking doubt you'll become a professor at some point as well as your position as a doctor. You have that ability to teach stuff and make it interesting. I love your content and I'm not even in the medical field.
She makes me want to be a doctor lol. And I have no desire for medicine lol
One of my A&P professors was a ER doctor, was an amazing teacher.
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It is so crazy hearing her say she is 5th yr I remember when she was saying 1 yr
The way you stopped yourself at 11:40 before almost complaining is so inspiring. Your positivity during work motivates me so much! Thank you Siobhan!
A dull day becomes a not so dull day when Violin MD uploads!!!
I’m pretty sure Gandhi once said that
@@johnnycharles7252 lol
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I recently started working at the hospital, and watching everyone run and scramble when a code blue is announced is unreal. So much respect for all medical staff, nurses, doctors, rpn’s, you name it.
I love u really ❤❤😍🌷
Code Blue is one of the most serious codes.
When I lost my first pregnancy. All the nurses were my literal angels. You guys made a horrific, painful experience much easier to tackle. Knowing I wasn’t alone was a huge help. Also my husband being there was a huge help as well. He literally wiped the blood from me because I was panicking and in so much pain. Please stay safe and healthy♥️🥺
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Your videos are the only thing that makes being a doctor look like something I would want to do. I want to be a teacher and definitely would not get in to bed school haha but you make it look so interesting
I have to agree! I never considered even working in a hospital or any medical profession. But now I’m applying to do EKG tech just to try it all out because she has made health care and science so interesting to me.
@@MA-zg2pz Good for you!
Wahting this from Finland 🇫🇮thank gou for gour hard work in this Times.
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I went to ER for shortness of breath and to get a breathing treatment. I drove myself there cuz of family needs, my heart was beating fast due to ( I thought) all the theophylline and albuterol, but they wouldn’t let me leave. I thought I was fine. I’d had bronchitis before a lot. But I had pneumonia sepsis at 35. I was in the ICU for 6 days. It gave me respect for doctors. Cuz I pleaded to go home to my kids, but they kept me and I’m still here! Thank God! And Health care providers.
I wish I could become Canadian just to have you as my doctor. You have a genuine passion for what you do and I feel like you always provide your patients with the highest quality care
Yess matthew. We need more folks like her interested in the field!
Whew, your call nights are such an odyssey; I get tired just watching! .I'm glad you're taking care of yourself with eating and hydrating well. Thank you as always for sharing with us, Siobhan.
I'm a pre-med student and my first day back to college is tomorrow! you motivate me to become the best doctor that I can. I love your medical videos! I am able to learn so much more about medicine and the field. I know from my personal experience and connection along with watching videos and learning more about the medical field that it is where I belong!
She makes me want to be the best doctor I can be and I’m a preschool teacher 😂😂💀 good luck with your career though, seriously!
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I'm a PSW in my local ICU, watching this felt like I was right in the thick of it! I have been watching your content for years, but now being on the frontline myself, I have a whole new appreciation for you! Wish I had you as a resident in my hospital!
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I just LOVE how positive you are. Seriously, whenever I watch your videos I’m always like “wow, life is so awesome when you have a positive perspective like her”. You rock! Thanks for your hard work and all you do :-)
I love her too!! I usually let my thoughts become my reality, so I’m trying really hard to conquer that and just get out of my head. She is a perfect example of always staying postive, I want to be more like her!
I know I won’t ever be a doctor or work with anything that’s medical since I know I wouldn’t be able to handle the responsibility of potentially someone’s life in my hands, but my respect for doctors, nurses and everyone else in this sector is above the bar. It’s incredible the service you provide for every person and I don’t know how you do it ❤
Good work doctor. Your energy and attitude are inspiring. I admit this past year and a half have given me compassion fatigue and made me jaded. You help me remember why we do this.
I completely understand where you're coming from. The way people are acting is just a slap in the face to your profession and it breaks my soul. Stay strong 💪
Thank you Herman! For being there to help people. Hope your work doesnt go unnoticed!
@@vroussel1000 it doesn't go unnoticed. It is just becoming harder every day to muster up compassion for people who don't want to get the vaccine.
When you open UA-cam and see a new video from ViolinMD 😁 I'm not even a doctor and yet these videos somehow motivate me!
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Huge props to your Hospital for letting you create these videos, and an even bigger props to you for providing us with both your service and your content!!
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I had that happen to me, sepsis, not PE. I went to ER ended up in ICU, intubated, had femoral line put in, and spent five days unconscious being given heavy antibiotics, fluids, pressors, and eventually lost my leg. I had a MRSA infection. I have lupus and that complicated matters due to my suppressed immune systems. However, it was due to excellent caring doctors, like you, that I survived. I will be forever grateful as I was only 36 at the time and had a five year old daughter. I would not say my health is great these days, but I’m alive. My daughter is 16 and I’ve been able to see her grow up. Thank you for all that you do for your patients. ❤️
The way you explain everything is so thorough but easy to understand
From 1st year to 5th year, so crazy! I even find myself saying "bye for now" as you do at the end of every video. I know it must be so hard with covid continuing to be such a big problem and you are entitled to be frustrated. Take care of yourself x
It feels like just yesterday I was clicking on your videos and hearing "a first year medical resident" ! I'm so excited for you
Siobhan, did you really put the central line and arterial line on your own? I'm impressed.
You're the best of what every doctor could be. Good luck with your exam!
She's been fully licensed in Internal Medicine for quite some time, so, yes she does put central lines in on her own.
@@MsStina84 Ok, thanks for your reply.
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The fact that you managed to tell us about patients, show some parts of the hospital, and manage to stay positive through the whole shift is absolutely amazing. Thanks for doing this for us ❤️
Siobhan (and all the other medical staff) are true-life HEROES. Honestly, you save so many lives in a day. Thank you for all you do!!❤
I find it really interesting to see the provider half of these work ups. As a pharmacist I usually see the administered medications and the presumed/actual diagnosis, so I really enjoy seeing the process of the differential diagnosis portion and how it’s worked through based on current information/labs. 🤓
I have always wanted to ask a pharmacist are you aloud to give injections
@@margrettheoldgranny9668 that’s a great question! Yes we are able to administer vaccines/injections. It requires training to learn how, just like anyone else in the medical field. I’m currently a community pharmacist and have administered well over 1,000 in the last year.
@@stacim9958 thank you for answering my question I had no clue I thought it was just giving out medication in a bag and that’s it but thank you
@@margrettheoldgranny9668 you’re welcome! It’s a common misconception that all pharmacists do is fill prescriptions. We actually do a lot for our patients. We fill meds yes but we also monitor blood pressure, teach people how to check their own blood pressure, blood sugar, & how to administer injectable medications. We also monitor INR for people taking blood thinners, can manage diabetes medications to help optimize therapy and controlling their cost. We also do medication reconciliation to prevent unnecessary medications from being used and/or duplications of medication types. All this just touches the surface of pharmacy and isn’t always known by those not in pharmacy or other types of healthcare.
@@stacim9958 wow that’s a lot you have given me more of an eye opener On a pharmacist
5th year!?!?!?! I remember watching your video titled "1st day as a doctor" Time has flown by! Proud of you!
Hearing you say "fifth year" is so surreal. Congratulations!
0:00 I'm surprised that the person that is saying code blue on the speaker goes good with the clapping music! Lol
its INSANE to see how you grew in your career! ive been subscribed/watching ever since you were a first year resident and honestly, you've made me think about pursuing medicine but i dont think this stress would be for me! 😅😅 cant wait to keep watching!
Really well explained.
I imagine you will inspire a ton of students to take up medicine.
What a pleasure to watch your positivity and enthusiasm for life.
Been in and out of the hospital with UC the past couple months, everytime I'm in there's atleast 5-10 code blues or rapid response team calls, much respect for the code teams in these times
Uc as in colitis? I have colitis and feel as though I should be admitted sometimes but docs dont agree
@@LivvyAlexW yes ulcerative colitis, only time you should be admitted is if you get to where you can't hold your medicine down or food that's like 100% get to the hospital no questions asked, but for other symptoms it's really a personal choice.
@@jameshood3692 ok. Thank you. I have had issues of feeling sooooooo sick, but not bad enough to not keep food down completely.
@@LivvyAlexW I feel you there, just try to eat small portions and bland foods but everyone is different, I can eat pizza and sushi just fine but watermelon tears me up
@@jameshood3692 I can eat crackers or bland toast and feel like bung. Anything I eat hurts. I can’t pinpoint. I should do an elimination diet, but I like food too much lol
Yes! I love that even though you are a doctor you get carried on by the moment and forget to drink water 😂 it really does happen to all of us! Mark is an amazing husband for making you drink that huge water bottle! You’re awesome, Siobhan!
I have been watching you since you’re second year and omg you are a amazing person and doctor, all these videos have been such eye opening experiences and you just get right down to business. I applaud how far you’ve come. Don’t stop reaching for you’re dreams !!! ❤️🔥
I’ve been with you since before you were a resident! I’m so proud of you and you actually made me think about and try to pursue the medical field! Keep it up Siobhan!
Siobhan, I’m so genuinely proud of you, and I just wanted you to know that in many of your subscribers eyes, you are just an absolute rockstar and a huge inspiration!
It’s interesting going through your videos and watching vlogs from the different years of your residency! Honestly the reason I find it so cool to see is because you seem to have such a similar level of confidence AND similar range of knowledge throughout this entire experience, be it your 1st year or your 5th year in! Your progress has been such a joy to see even though you’ve been smart as hell from the start.
You are also compassionate and loving with great bedside manner, so props to you; some professionals (in my personal experience specifically in big city hospitals in CO) can be kinda cold and judgmental, especially to addicts and alcoholics in particular honestly, but NOT you, NOR your colleagues that you feature in! Love that they are also down to chat patient care in your videos, too! How nice!
Side note; but, I love how you tend to take the time to explain the medical situations and the state of your patients health in terms we can all understand, despite our ages or our backgrounds! XO keep it up girl! Also you and your husband are just ADORABLE! Much from form Denver, CO. XOXO.
I have been watching your videos since you were a first-year resident! Now that I am nearing the end of my undergraduate studies and planning my grad school journey (in an allied healthcare profession) I wanted to take the time to acknowledge how much your compassion, dedication and knowledge have inspired me to keep going. Thank you so much. I am very proud of you!
I’m always amazed by medical professionals and I’m a Shift lead sister (senior nurse in UK). You seem like such a fantastic medic and a great asset to your team. Ive felt every part of everyone of your videos I’ve watched so far and all the emotions that come with them, not only as a nurse but also as a family member. Keep doing your amazing work. I can’t wait for more videos. What an amazing team you all are.
I just started my first year of med school in Canada and your videos have really kept me sane during this whirl wind process. Love your videos so much and I hope I have preceptors as lovely and enthusiastic as you!
Doc, this video gave me goosebumps, and the “so, bye for now” made me smile 😀. 👍👏👏👏 🇨🇦🙏
I lost my mom to cancer last month,I won't go into details because I'm still reeling from my loss but I want to say thanks for your service and medical expertise to the patients and public as well, again thanks 🌹
You make my day every time you upload a new video. You are such a good teacher even though I don't study anything related to the health department your passion makes me want to investigate further of any disease or procedure 💜 Keep the good work! Lots of love from Honduras
I’ve been watching your videos for a long time now and I just have to say I am so grateful that the world has people like you. Thank you for everything that you do, doctor!
I love that you are always smiling & I can tell that you're genuinely excited & passionate about your chosen career path! Something about seeing someone kick ass doing what they love is just soooo enjoyable to watch! Thank you for sharing with us. Beats any medical drama on tv! 🥰
This is why doctors make an awesome salary! So knowledgeable and so skilled. Thank you to all of the great doctors out there! ❤️
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If I had to wake up at 3:00 am, I would miss 5 calls by going back to sleep. So perfect with your routine and being you
Oh my, I'm so happy for you becoming a fifth year resident! Have been following you since 2018, learnt so much about medicine, doctors and hospitals, improved my English. I say great thank you for being yourself, healing people and sharing your life with us.
Wish you all the best in your last residency year!
I just found your channel and I am in awe with how smart you are. You are such a happy spirit and anyone would be lucky to have you as a doctor!
Your a great physician, Shiobhan! I love your dedication and passion for helping your patients. 💕
I love love LOVE watching your videos. I like how smart and clever you are, and you always seem to have such compassion and heart. Patients would be lucky to be in your care. Thank you for giving us some insight into your work, and thank you and all hospital staff for the crucial role you play in society.
You are so upbeat and bubbly about everything and can turn the negatives into positives! You’re so inspiring to watch ❤️
I literally started working in healthcare like 2 months ago, and today I was assigned to the ICU, an area I had never worked in before since I started. Talk about intimidating!!! I gained a whole new type of respect for not just doctors and ICU nurses, but nurses in general. I sometimes wonder how they manage to keep it together when they have an emotionally challenging day as a result of what they do. Today I realized that I'm not cut out for nursing. Major respect to all you healthcare workers out there.
I can't believe she's already finished her residency love your vids I have been watching since your first year of residency
You could say that she already has finished her (Internal) residency, as this stage is also called fellowship - but she never calls herself a fellow.
It’s sooo interesting to see all of this behind the scenes stuff
Your enthusiasm is wonderful. That you are open to learning how other departments work in a hospital is wonderful. Your post are very interesting and I lean a lot. I worked in the med field for 49 years and I have never stopped learning something new every day!
My goodness I cannot be more grateful for all doctors and nurses for all they do for their patients ❤️ may god bless you all
I still think your are an angel that God has put here on earth. Thanx for the great work
To be honest, this video left me semi speechless 😶. Even though when I saw the title I was like “oh crap, another code blue!” Little did I imagine that is was a level 5 code blue!! Siobhan, this was awesome and keep up the absolutely amazing work!!!! Not only with YouTue but also being a medical professional!!!! Like I genuinely would consider myself extremely lucky to be someone’s care that has your talent or being in your care for that matter!!! Anyway have an absolutely amazing day or night and keep up the spectacular work!!!!!!
I'm so happy to be following you for the past years! It's amazing to see how doctors work! I feel very inspired by your youtube channel. Thanks for taking us on board!
i love how you look so strong and positive even on duty, that is something i am working on myself
I still get emotional hearing "code blue". Not that I remember anything from mine. I was an OHCA that needed CPR for 40 minutes, and then a helicopter ride to a level 1 trauma center. But during the following month I kept hearing them in the hospital and even the rehab hospital. It's weird the way the mind associates things after the fact, like code blue calls, ambulance sirens, and helicopters flying overhead when I wasn't even aware at the time.
Aw Jake I’m so sorry to hear you went through so much… I can’t even imagine what it must feel like to be brought back to those thoughts/feelings when hearing a code blue announcement. I hope it wasn’t too triggering for you! Glad to hear you have recovered!!
Glad you’re still with us, Jake! There is research on post-ICU patients, and what they experience. It’s very interesting, and maybe something you could lend a hand to when you are ready. Stay safe!
@@ViolinMD my dog went through kidney failure and then passed 😭😔
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aghhh I was so worried we'd lose these types of videos as you progressed out of residency... so glad to get another one! I'd love to see you film more of these if you pick up shifts In the years to come! Love the content
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I absolutely LOVE THIS VIDEO! Even though I want to be in EM seeing an ICU resident/doctor is AMAZING. I love how you were always correct with your predictions plus you’re a funny person with a great personality! Keep up the great work doc!
Siobhan thank you so much for your work, working in a hospital myself, I know that this a tough time for all doctors and nurses, I know that you are very stressed at times but you always manage to hide it, if you ever need help you can always reach out to someone to help you through tough times.
I clicked so fast I thought my finger might fall off I love love love your videos your such a joy to watch and so informative never never change and continue to do you 💗
You’re so amazing and inspirational. I’m currently in respiratory therapy school.. thank you for this! 🥰
It makes life better knowing there are humans like this in the world. She truly cares and is brilliant. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Applying to med school next year (time flew!!) thanks for actually diving into your cases on your day to day. Not a big fan of channels that just say “I see patients from this time to this time.” Well but what exactly are you doing? You explain that portion so well. I do fully understand that there’s a delicate dance with HIPAA so likely many creators are worried about that but I think you do a fantastic job of being super thorough about what you’re doing without crossing any sort of line into HIPAA territory.
That's intense. God bless you and everyone else that does this for a living.
Your videos are soooo inspiring....whenever i have a rough day I watch your videos at night and remind myself to get myself back up the next to start chasing after my dream❤❤
You don’t understand how helpful you are by remaining dedicated to inform and teach us! Coming from an individual who has extreme anxiety and eagerness to start medical school, you’ve made me a lot more comfortable and ready to save lives! Thank you!!
Congratulations on making it through all your water!!! 👍🏼 Hopefully you stayed hydrated during the busy night. I could totally see your future as a teaching doctor at a university. You do so well teaching us, it’s evident you have a gift. 🙂
I love watching your videos. You are such a teacher at heart and I would personally love to be a student of yours if I was a nurse. Be blessed.
Isn’t Mark a cutie worrying about your hydration 🥺 as always a super interesting vlog Siobhan, can’t believe this is your last year of residency!
I'm so proud of you. The healthcare system could greatly benefit from more compassionate, smart and caring doctors like you!
Im studying to become a PA in infectious disease or trauma, your videos are so helpful for me, really fun to watch and great inside view! You always seem so happy to go to your job and you seem so excited to be there and be treating patients, you're an inspiration!
Thanks for tagging us along. I always learn something new!
I love your videos. You’ve been an inspiration, I’m starting my own journey into the health field, still debating nursing or med school 😊
love these vlogs . you put so much effort in them and it really shows . we appreciate you Dr Siobhan and can't wait for the next vlog
What a unique way to learn what one really does in that realm. So personable, yet professional. May we all have care provided to us by people like her. Thank you for sharing and your video has given me an entirely new way to appreciate medical professionals.
this is so cool! I'm in nursing school hoping to be an ICU nurse one day, so it's so fun to see the inner-workings.
Can’t help but tear up everytime I watch you. I wanna be you.
Following you since your first year medical resident and i was first year medical student!! Time flies by so quickly, i hope to become such a dedicated doctor like you❤🙏🌟
Thank you for your service, 5 nights in ICU and you really get to appreciate what you do for people.
You’re vlogs are so informative and interesting; thanks for putting yourself out there and sharing your experiences
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ive been watching you since you were a 3rd year and i am proud of you, especially with what you have to go through!
Your patients and nurses are very lucky to have you! Nothing makes a patient feel better than a confident and nice doctor who works well with the nurses!! Much love to you from Oklahoma! 💗💗💗
As a nurse I LOVE watching you! You have such a gift and show such compassion ❤️🙏🏻
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You’re so incredible and informative! I love your videos ❤️
Incredible!! I love your videos and content so much bc it really gives such a in depth perspective of what being a resident is like and details real cases you would come across in the icu which is not always easy to find and is really helpful to ppl who are considering going into the same field :) amazing work and I’m happy for all your success
I actually love how happy and joyful you are during your whole video. Keep it up
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keep doing what you do bestie u are amazing
I hope my boys would be doctors in Ontario some day. Love you loads.
I'm so glad to see a doctor or a nurse work hard like yourself. We need more people like you In this world
I love how bubbly your personality is☺️❤️ we really do need more people like you in this world🥰