The point of House is that he is more inclined to always diagnose based on the fact that the patient lies, but even he has gotten diagnoses wrong. He needs people to stop him when he goes too far, that's why he goes far enough to make people hate him so he people don't start fully believing in all of his diagnoses.
@@alexevans3498 I hope you are being ironic. In terms of raw intellect house is what an adult is to a toddler when comparing him to the average doctor, which is insane because you gotta be quite smart to be a doc.
He's right, after he was wrong. He has misdiagnosed patients before and started treatment only for them to get worse which narrows it down to the least likely possibility, and then he is right.
There’s always a chance he could be wrong. As a doctor, you’d have to be prepared for anything. You can’t just believe unlikely diagnosis without good reason
Translation, if a guy has 300+ life saving perfect guess diagnosis within one year then take his word to heart and put all hid diagnosing to a serious extent
@@jacksonlewis3209to be fair a bunch of his misdiagnoses are due to misinformation or lack there of it. I would argue when all the information is available he’s pretty spot on.
My stepsister has Lyme, and it has ruined her life. She’s been sick for years. She can’t work, she has massive hospital bills, she feels like no one will want her so she doesn’t date, and she can only rarely attend her daughters school sports events. She went from a state champion athlete and college graduate to someone who can barely get around, and has to get help from our parents with bills. It’s heartbreaking. Lyme is a serious illness.
@@Applest2oApplesThis doesn’t prove anything. It just POINTs to a non-intervening God. There are several examples of rare illnesses being cures by prayer.
The thing about real doctors is they're alot like the medecine they prescribe. Lack of empathy regarding taste but atleast they get the job done no matter how uncomfortable it makes the patient.
My grandpa had a lil tick on him back in his early twenties. He fell sick and thought he was about to become paralyzed because he couldn’t move his legs as much. When he went into the hospital they thought he had cancer forming at the spine because there was a small bump, they cut open that bump and found a tick, the skin grew over it. He said like 3 days later he immediately felt better. I miss gramps. He always had some crazy stuff to tell us & his taste in music was 👌🏽👌🏽 RIP Bobo
Sorry to be that guy but I just wanted to say, how come his nickname was bobo? (Bobo means stupid in Filipino 😅) Just asking not trying to be offensive
My friend contracted Lyme from our hike. They didn't tell me until they had a back injury that needed surgery and they told me they might not make it because of the Lyme. I unknowingly saw them every other day before their passing, as I was told the last time I saw them... They passed. I did notice they wanted to stay in more and watch movies, despite the fact we always go out. I never questioned it, because they were my friend, and I just wanted to see them. I'm glad I gave them comfort before their passing... You never know what someone's going through... Be there for those you love, because you never know if that moment is the moment they need you the most ❤️ I miss you B...
How to write : House, M.D. A Patient is sick, house knows what's wrong, doctors ignored him, Patient is dying (all patient are always hooked up to heart monitor for beeping drama purpose), Doctors panic, House force himself in, patient is fixed, repeat.
You forgot a few 1. House always right.. the 2nd time, the first time is hot or miss 2. Someone suggests lupus 3. It's never Lupus 4. Wilson says something unrelated that gives House the clue 5. House leaves Wilson mid sentence to go fix patient.
It’s actually a common area, I’ve had two under my balls and one in my ass, different times of course but idk why ticks don’t stop once’s they get on your ankles, but my only guest they crawl to find hard spots so you don’t pull them off
I remember listening to a radio show back in the 90s. I think it was Frosty, Heidi, and Frank. One of the men had went out of town for a few days because his uncle was dying so family from all around went to visit him to say their goodbyes. So while the uncle was on his deathbed someone noticed something weird in his scalp, so they called in the nurse and it turned out to be a tick. So the doctor removed it and treated him and he ended up fully recovering. The host said it was really weird because one minute you're crying and saying goodbye, and then the next minute he's fine.
@@The_bisexual_crow25 my older brother and I thought it was a raisin, we fought over the 'raisin', my brother got to it first, and taunted me, holding it up to his mouth... That's when we noticed the tiny legs moving around....I've been traumatized for the last 34 years of my life 🤣🤣🤣
@@splitdragon3004 at the time he was an adult and was unaware of what it was. He was able to remove it and found out after it was out that it was a tick.
@@f5rn3r32on one hand, yes, but house respects those who actually know what they are doing and that would save the patient no mayyer what the cause should be. In that regard, i feel like house would come to quickly respect dr shaun, but only afyer dr shaun heard house mumbling his personal diagnosis and started looking or whatever was needed of him from house as house made sense. Shaun would be the first to respect the other for sure. But shaun would also earn house's respect. Especially after i just saw the baby death scene due to expired medication that was supposed to bring the baby back. Shaun went postal and even raged at the director. Crap got emotional fast.
@@danielbarker2522doctors commit malpractice literally every day. The only difference between house and real doctors is his character doesnt care to hide the fact.
I know someone who was at my church for a brief time before i had to move away, she was paralyzed from the waist down. They found out almost a year & a gazillion tests later that it was a tick, i think on her scalp. They removed it, she will have to take meds for Lyme disease from now on but eventually made a full recovery.
Do you not feel it when there's a tick on your scalp? I'm scared as hell rn I thought at least I could feel it when there's a tick on my body but apparently not.
@nahhnever3135 Sometimes you do, and honestly, sometimes you don't. Not all ticks carry conditions that cause complications to humans and complications don't happen immediately after a bite.....it's not like snake venom or spider bites. If you go hiking in areas that are highly frequented by deer, bear or are heavily wooded.....you should always check afterwards. It is advised to wear a form of mosquito repellant or something that has DEET in it before you get dressed to go hiking, etc. Your pets should also be checked whenever they go hiking, etc with you. It is possible that you thought you might've gotten bit by a mosquito so you swatted it but didn't check or maybe you felt a pinch and thought "oh let me re-adjust the hiking backpak....." not saying it will always, most definitely happen, but one should be mindful, that it can happen.
My mom had a tick like this on her back. It dug it’s way to her spine and was around the size of a quarter when she had to be run to the ER. Dumb bastards still left half the thing in her, said she was fine, she wasn’t. Dad had to dig the rest out. Dunno why ticks are in such a rage these last couple years, but f^ck ticks.
Where I live, there's tons of ticks, I've gotten very good at removing them. It's mostly on arms and legs they bite but you can honestly get them anywhere, I've even gotten one off a toddler's eyelid.
Yeah I used to sleep with my dog every night as a child and would wake up with ticks on me allllll the time idfk how someone dosnt feel it but I defff felt them Everytime one was on me esp once they bit you ouch lmfao
Right. I've ALWAYS been told to check my pits, privates, and the elbow and back of knee creases for ticks, so it's odd to me that they wouldn't think that if ticks are a possible cause. I guess that's what comes from living in an area with tons of ticks for 2 decades does
People are talking about how house saves people and how they want a real life doctor like him but in real life house would never make it as a doctor I mean many times he does things just to test what happens. House is the literal definition of try, try and try again.
Healthcare professionals use a trial-and-error method to identify effective treatments, similar to real physicians who persist until finding a successful solution. Fortunately, we were not part of the initial thousands of attempts in medical history. Due to the complexity of Dr. House's cases, most of his patients would likely not have survived under normal circumstances. While dealing with a straightforward case I believe house would demonstrate exceptional ethical behavior, in general, healthcare providers often face instances of misdiagnosis. Patients must navigate uncertainties, relying on medical professionals' expertise to unravel internal complexities. Dr. House's willingness to take risks, regardless of potential legal consequences, showcases his dedication to saving lives. Although his approach may present challenges if inaccuracies persist, it is better to trust a practitioner who dares to explore unconventional paths rather than opting for the easiest route in the face of uncertainty.
The problem is when doctors today don’t care enough to try different routes or even listen to their patients. I personally don’t have any problem with a doctor trying many things to get an answer. It took 30 years for someone to listen to me and I finally got a diagnosis and treatment for something that plagued my entire life up to that point.
You're right. He would save too many lives. Doctors now would ruin his rep just so they dont get fired for not even trying. The only thing doctors do now a days, is make a paycheck. So yes. Most of us prefer someone who would be straightforward, and TRY ANYTHING to help you in your circumstance.
Anorexia is an eating disorder, one of main symptoms is rapid loss of weight trough highly restrictive eating and obsessive relationship with food intake. The body starts to shut down, the heart slows down, the organs may fail, etc. It is hell to live trough.
I know a guy who has a resting heart rate of 20bpm He’s an ultramarathon runner and cycles 50+ miles a day, every day, only taking Christmas Day off. He actually has a medical alert bracelet because his resting heart rate is so low that says his resting heart rate is 20bpm so not to worry about it
I learnt somewhere that if you find a tick you shouldn’t just pull it out as the body will likely detach from the head and will cause blood to keep coming out (because it’s still biting you and sucking the blood I think). Instead you get fishing wire or something small or similar and make a knot - but don’t put it tight yet! You’ll put it around the ticks neck and lightly pull so that it retracts its fangs/mouth (not sure what it has). Then you can even use the wire and pull it off gently. Just have to say that I’m not a vet or nurse or some sort of trained professional in medicine. Just an ordinary person who saw this elsewhere. Thank you
I saw that too but I read that they release toxins if you detach the body idk which is correct they make tick remover tools as well but if you don’t have any that knot trick works
I guess you can pull it out like that and find out a different way to stop the bleed, first temporarily on the spot and then properly in the hospital. Your recommendation is great for pets especially if you don’t have a vet nearby enough to help out.
I mean, you would think that they all should have realised by now, after all these perfect diagnosis Dr. House has done over the years, he is right about the Tick paralysis too right ?
When i was on summer camp facilities staff, working essentially 18 hour days of manual labor, i got a tick bite and was told to watch for symptoms of lyme disease. "Fatigue, soreness, drowsiness, pain..." "Ah, so the exact same symptoms as working on staff. Greeeaaat"
I hate the myth of “House is always right never trust the other doctors” cause most of the episode is spent with him ‘solving’ one issue but it being the wrong diagnosis so it gets worse and at the very end he figures it out and saves the patient. Like House IS wrong most of the time, it’s just he’s right at the end when it matters
@@michaeldaniels642no, he’d go spiraling on a tangent about something that was never likely to begin with and nearly kill the patient before he eventually realized that he got it wrong when another Doctor randomly mentions something unrelated. That’s what happens when he gets the full truth to begin with.
@@lukescheffe9851 ah yes, the Lupus case. Where he got everything at the start and the only reason he was wrong was because NOBODY THOUGHT TO CONFIRM THE PATIENT'S BLOOD TYPE WITH THE PATIENT!
Well this is pretty much 95% of episodes , Doctor - He has a flue , no symptoms but a runny nose , House - No its neomencocktilitis with a side dish of cancer ,,, Doctor - but house it doesnt it exist .... end of episode house is right
Not really. Its more like… Houses Team: she hit her head on the concrete and has a concussion House: No, it’s cancer. Houses Team: No, it’s concussion Patient: *gets worse* House: Something is wrong but it wasn’t cancer, she got bit by a mouse. House’s Team: No, it’s lupus. Patient: *Gets even worse, about to die* House: it’s not lupus, it’s mouse bites. She needs mouse bites to live. *Treats patient with mouse bites, saving her at the end the episode* Usually he’s wrong for like 70% of the episods, then he comes up with a crazy cure or finds out something crazy at the end.
In the real world if a doctor would do something like this they will be sued, fired and have their license revoked..regaedless of whether she got saved
Though in the real world if your best doctor is showing high factors of discern to a life threatening diagnosis then the staff would be required to take it into full consideration before trying anything. Lethal diagnosis would be the primary concern beforehand of moving the patient.
Lol I like when doctor shows just say medical keywords like “the dopamines not enough”… was fully expecting them to give her a phone with subway surfers on it
Once a tick went into my mom's ears...we were far from hospital..so my dad used an injection to spray hot water into her ears to kill the tick...and his hit-go got success after four times and then we took her hospital and they pulled it out... After that...we never forgot to give tick injection or medicine to our dogs...😢
The reason why people always say he’s wrong is because he generally is. He goes through like eight diagnoses, each one getting more and more immoral until the last one is right and saves their life. It’s a crazy set of circumstances for a patient that came in with low symptoms, high threat, and they’re given medieval torture methods as treatments only for them to be completely wrong and the last treatment that works is like an emergency appendix removal
I mean, how is that any different from what they do currently? One of my employees has literally had a cough for 8 months. They've tried everything from antihistamines to antibiotics and steroids to treating her for valley fever.... she had her all the ducting in her new house cleaned, they had a pest company come treat thier yards in case something was in the dirt,... If you can think of it they had it done. She even switched doctors and got a second opinion....... her drs now saying that it's idiopathic, which is basically a fancy word for they don't know, and they're done running tests....
I had a cough like that. I was in nursing school and during my pharmacy class I realized it was one of my medications. I asked the doctor to change my B/P medication. The coughing stopped in about a week. 🤨. Ps. It just happened again. Ask for another B/P med change. Coughing stopped again. 06/2024. 😊
@vanessawortham3002 Yeah, this poor lady, she's not on any everyday meds, just what they've given her to get rid of the cough... I'm glad that they are getting you fixed up though... some Dr's are worth their weight in gold, and some I wouldn't even sneeze at
That's why the special cases are being handled by House if the other doctors can't find what's wrong to the patient and can't determine the right diagnosis..
Ticks are no joke. I got rocky mountain spotted fever from a infected tick. Took Dr's 10 days to figure out what it was. My kidneys started losing function and my heart was under distress. They said by 2 weeks all my organs would've started shutting down. Took months to recover.
Honestly, at this point if this guy say they need to eat one cherry it’s been around six times. Call a stranger number and tell us knock, knock, knock joke, then slide Peru to not die they better just believe what he say.
I got a tick one time in the Army. In hospital, it felt agonising. But to be honest, the entire time, I just had faith in Christ that I’d pull out of this. Even though I anticipated the worst out of it, how entitled would it be to say God doesn’t love me over a small challenge in a trial life? But thankfully, I managed to leave hospital with nothing serious.
The fact that in this show they continuously doubt him is amazing.
😂😂😂😂😂
Because might die before he saves them.
They have to atleast keep the patient alive until he thinks 😅
thats their entire point, he says it in the show almost directly. if he doesnt have them he gets too cocky, its why he hires new teams
Am I crazy or do I see a comment like this 2 days ago
The point of House is that he is more inclined to always diagnose based on the fact that the patient lies, but even he has gotten diagnoses wrong. He needs people to stop him when he goes too far, that's why he goes far enough to make people hate him so he people don't start fully believing in all of his diagnoses.
People believe him, the episode ends in 5 mins
His methods may not be the best but he gets the job done and saves lives🤷🏽♂️
Gotta love him 😂😂
I mean the lady could sue I'm pretty sure but I don't think she would tho
@@Cereal_Mayhemyeah sue the guy that saved your life how appreciative
he dont care about saving life's, it is said in the show he only want a diagnosis
@@Cereal_Mayhemsue for what. What crime did he commit
"Real Doctor Stuf now", is a tremendous thing to say to the smartest doctor in the hospital who has saved dozens of lives.
Smartest? I wouldn't give him that much he really isn't. But yes he's the only one in that hospital that have saved dozens of lives.
@@alexevans3498he is by far
@@alexevans3498 I hope you are being ironic. In terms of raw intellect house is what an adult is to a toddler when comparing him to the average doctor, which is insane because you gotta be quite smart to be a doc.
Coming from the lawer doc makes it even better. She’s always a lawer first.
And from the woman who left him in so much pain that he has to eat pain pills like tictacs.
Crazy man = FIND TICK
Doctors = NO TICK
Crazy man = FOUND TICK!
This sounds like a caveman wrote it and honesty, it just makes it better 😂
Dr House written by a cave man:
dr house? nah. crazyman house
The whole video explained in 3 sentences
People - No you're wrong.
Dr. House - Right every single time.
He's right, after he was wrong. He has misdiagnosed patients before and started treatment only for them to get worse which narrows it down to the least likely possibility, and then he is right.
You forget that time where he almost amputated the arm of little girl, he was wrong, chase got the right answer (don't remember what was)
He's wrong several times. If they always believed his first diagnosis, then a lot more patients would have died.
Never gets old😂😂😂
There’s always a chance he could be wrong. As a doctor, you’d have to be prepared for anything. You can’t just believe unlikely diagnosis without good reason
Translation, if a guy has 300+ life saving perfect guess diagnosis within one year then take his word to heart and put all hid diagnosing to a serious extent
I mean he is wrong about 3 times as much more before he comes up with the correct diagnosis.
@jacksonlewis3209 yes, but that's almost always due to the patients lying. Once he is actually able to collect the information, he's right
Too bad almost everyone in this show is too dumb or too self centered to understand
@@jacksonlewis3209to be fair a bunch of his misdiagnoses are due to misinformation or lack there of it.
I would argue when all the information is available he’s pretty spot on.
They wouldn't survive a day for how quick He'd be sued in the US for necligence & endangering the patients.
House: "did you eat anything abnormal?"
Tick: "I mean it did taste a little funky now that you mention it"
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Nahhhh 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Bro nah
I love House's face when the elevator is open : " Oh no!.... Oh right, i don't give a shit"
Accurate 😂
classic "did you check his asshole for toothpicks" episode
lol
lol
Looks like someone drowning in water
Its lupus.
😂
Lol
How many times does this guy have to be right to be believed💀
Frrrrr
Every time, during this episode everyone he was working with knew he was addicted to and abusing prescription Vicodin.
He specifically asked for people that would interject or call him wrong because he wants to see a problem from every angle
@@figgyranco4585 that too
Im 17 yr old and my friends what weird stuff on netflix but i watch this show on prime video and they call me weird haha
My stepsister has Lyme, and it has ruined her life. She’s been sick for years. She can’t work, she has massive hospital bills, she feels like no one will want her so she doesn’t date, and she can only rarely attend her daughters school sports events.
She went from a state champion athlete and college graduate to someone who can barely get around, and has to get help from our parents with bills. It’s heartbreaking.
Lyme is a serious illness.
Saving this story as perfect example of how god doesn’t exist. Women’s life ruined - because a bug bit her.
@@Applest2oApplesnot a thiest but this doesn't prove a god doesnt exist it just proves a loving god doesnt exist.
@@Not_An_EV agnostich here. it confirm that if god exist, he is a piece of s**t.
@@Applest2oApplesThis doesn’t prove anything. It just POINTs to a non-intervening God. There are several examples of rare illnesses being cures by prayer.
@@tempejklDo you have any valid examples and sources?
The way he put his head back down and kept looking😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The thing about real doctors is they're alot like the medecine they prescribe. Lack of empathy regarding taste but atleast they get the job done no matter how uncomfortable it makes the patient.
My grandpa had a lil tick on him back in his early twenties.
He fell sick and thought he was about to become paralyzed because he couldn’t move his legs as much.
When he went into the hospital they thought he had cancer forming at the spine because there was a small bump, they cut open that bump and found a tick, the skin grew over it.
He said like 3 days later he immediately felt better.
I miss gramps. He always had some crazy stuff to tell us & his taste in music was 👌🏽👌🏽
RIP Bobo
May he look up to you from hell
Sorry to be that guy but I just wanted to say, how come his nickname was bobo?
(Bobo means stupid in Filipino 😅)
Just asking not trying to be offensive
@@zathmiregaming4143means of words don't matter if they are from savages in the third world
Oh yeah when my dad was young he also got a tick on his leg, it seems the doctors thought they could have to amputate, surprise! There was the tick!
@zathmiregaming4143 that's what I thought when I saw it lol
House.........Roadhouse
That too
That too
Gay.........You're gay
Griffin?
shatap meg
Dr. House is like a doctor version of captain jack sparrow
Never even thought of it that way, but shit, you right
I kinda see it
My friend contracted Lyme from our hike. They didn't tell me until they had a back injury that needed surgery and they told me they might not make it because of the Lyme. I unknowingly saw them every other day before their passing, as I was told the last time I saw them...
They passed.
I did notice they wanted to stay in more and watch movies, despite the fact we always go out. I never questioned it, because they were my friend, and I just wanted to see them. I'm glad I gave them comfort before their passing... You never know what someone's going through... Be there for those you love, because you never know if that moment is the moment they need you the most ❤️ I miss you B...
I hate the doctors and they say he's wrong but every time he's right
No, every episode follows the same plot, they're wrong three times and right the last fourth time.
@@thelag152biology is based on trial and error....
If you hate the wrong doctors that shows how good their acting is
@@cassidyswhip It's a TV show.
You missed the point of the show
How to write : House, M.D.
A Patient is sick, house knows what's wrong, doctors ignored him, Patient is dying (all patient are always hooked up to heart monitor for beeping drama purpose), Doctors panic, House force himself in, patient is fixed, repeat.
You forgot a certain amount of kidnapping and sedation
And it was one of the most popular tv shows in quite some time.
Just cause it has a formula doesnt make it a bad one.
You forgot a few
1. House always right.. the 2nd time, the first time is hot or miss
2. Someone suggests lupus
3. It's never Lupus
4. Wilson says something unrelated that gives House the clue
5. House leaves Wilson mid sentence to go fix patient.
did you try the medicine drug?
@@MrDementedninjajust cause something is popular it doesn't have to be good. I live in Germany, trust me, i know what I'm talking about.
Out of all the place the tick was hiding, it had to be THAT place 😅
To be fair it has a lot of "food" for that tick to easily access
@@osopenowsstudio9175 ✋️😏 lol you got me
hate to be gross but if her and her boyfriend were being intimate after he was sneaking around outside- its plausible
It’s actually a common area, I’ve had two under my balls and one in my ass, different times of course but idk why ticks don’t stop once’s they get on your ankles, but my only guest they crawl to find hard spots so you don’t pull them off
@@devs1590 damn, one in your ass!! I feel sorry for the tick 🤣
I remember listening to a radio show back in the 90s. I think it was Frosty, Heidi, and Frank. One of the men had went out of town for a few days because his uncle was dying so family from all around went to visit him to say their goodbyes. So while the uncle was on his deathbed someone noticed something weird in his scalp, so they called in the nurse and it turned out to be a tick. So the doctor removed it and treated him and he ended up fully recovering. The host said it was really weird because one minute you're crying and saying goodbye, and then the next minute he's fine.
Moral of the story, always check your warm spots...thats what a tic goes for
I had a tick on the back of my knee saw it in the shower
@@bishopnewby7002 yea nice warm spot 😄 Australia is hectic for them
@@Aussiemade420 😇🫂
Especially warm, hairy spots. Good place to hide!
@brianmoore581 yea apparently they sense body heat as a part of their "hunting" for a victim pretty messed up aha
New fear unlocked
I unlocked that one when I was 4 years old lol. I'm 37 now.... I'll NEVER forget.
Yea when my mom told me they liked warm places I gained this fear
@@The_bisexual_crow25 my older brother and I thought it was a raisin, we fought over the 'raisin', my brother got to it first, and taunted me, holding it up to his mouth... That's when we noticed the tiny legs moving around....I've been traumatized for the last 34 years of my life 🤣🤣🤣
@@G3ntleChaos omg i would actually stop going outside
You say what? @@The_bisexual_crow25
As an unemployed medical professional, I want this man to be my boss and mentor ❤❤❤
My son had a tick crawl up into his nasal cavity.
He said he could feel it moving around and after about a week he was able to expel it.
And you just let him spend a week with a tick up his nose instead of taking him to the hospital........??
@@splitdragon3004 at the time he was an adult and was unaware of what it was. He was able to remove it and found out after it was out that it was a tick.
We need a dr Shaun and a dr house collab
They wouldn't need other doctors at that rate
would be one the best collab of all time
Nah i feel like house would be so mean to dr shaun and that would just be sad
@@f5rn3r32on one hand, yes, but house respects those who actually know what they are doing and that would save the patient no mayyer what the cause should be. In that regard, i feel like house would come to quickly respect dr shaun, but only afyer dr shaun heard house mumbling his personal diagnosis and started looking or whatever was needed of him from house as house made sense. Shaun would be the first to respect the other for sure. But shaun would also earn house's respect. Especially after i just saw the baby death scene due to expired medication that was supposed to bring the baby back. Shaun went postal and even raged at the director. Crap got emotional fast.
House would trigger Shaun's Meltdowns on purpose after he did something that annoyed him
Ain’t no way💀💀💀
I mean it's one of the warmest areas of the body
@@weirdchibideitylink4751weird as hell though
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@pierre-alexandrehamel4781 he got the tick from her genital area, which is warm and probably nice for a tick
I mean… I’d go for it too 💀
I love how he gets caught and goes back down looking 😂😂😂
This is the only episode that stayed drilled into my head.
I truly wish that they created real Dr House’s. God knows our system could use them
They are rightfully fired for malpractice
They are called specialists lmao, and we have rules for a reason 😂
Movie name
@@danielbarker2522doctors commit malpractice literally every day. The only difference between house and real doctors is his character doesnt care to hide the fact.
@@AnshiYadav-ps4ycit's a series called House M.D
I know someone who was at my church for a brief time before i had to move away, she was paralyzed from the waist down. They found out almost a year & a gazillion tests later that it was a tick, i think on her scalp. They removed it, she will have to take meds for Lyme disease from now on but eventually made a full recovery.
Do you not feel it when there's a tick on your scalp? I'm scared as hell rn I thought at least I could feel it when there's a tick on my body but apparently not.
@nahhnever3135 Sometimes you do, and honestly, sometimes you don't.
Not all ticks carry conditions that cause complications to humans and complications don't happen immediately after a bite.....it's not like snake venom or spider bites.
If you go hiking in areas that are highly frequented by deer, bear or are heavily wooded.....you should always check afterwards.
It is advised to wear a form of mosquito repellant or something that has DEET in it before you get dressed to go hiking, etc.
Your pets should also be checked whenever they go hiking, etc with you.
It is possible that you thought you might've gotten bit by a mosquito so you swatted it but didn't check or maybe you felt a pinch and thought "oh let me re-adjust the hiking backpak....." not saying it will always, most definitely happen, but one should be mindful, that it can happen.
@@queenofcups096you don't even feel the ticks bite, had it happen before. I doubt deet would do anything for em' they crawl down your pants.
lyme disease was a govt experiment gone wrong. Scientist was studying using ticks to spread diseases and some got out.
@@queenofcups096Thank you for the info! God Bless!
youre my senior and youve always been right in the passed in situations that saved many lives but im going to go ahead and say "real doctor stuff now"
As soon as he knew the boyfriend snuck over he should of checked down there first 😂
The way he popped up like a groundhog to peep at them then went right back in 😂😂
imagine if he didn't find it there 😂😂
Prairie Doggin' 😂
That tick was HUGE
That’s an encouraged deer tick, nasty lil bastards
Hopefully hadn't laid eggs
Being swedish I've seen so many that big. Only depends how long they get to suck
You're right... It is a huge CGI tick 😂😂
I’ve dealt with ticks that big before on a dog 🤮
I love how when they see him he pops up as if to say "Be with you in a sec." And dips back. XD
My mom had a tick like this on her back. It dug it’s way to her spine and was around the size of a quarter when she had to be run to the ER.
Dumb bastards still left half the thing in her, said she was fine, she wasn’t. Dad had to dig the rest out.
Dunno why ticks are in such a rage these last couple years, but f^ck ticks.
Where I live, there's tons of ticks, I've gotten very good at removing them. It's mostly on arms and legs they bite but you can honestly get them anywhere, I've even gotten one off a toddler's eyelid.
Yeah I used to sleep with my dog every night as a child and would wake up with ticks on me allllll the time idfk how someone dosnt feel it but I defff felt them Everytime one was on me esp once they bit you ouch lmfao
I used to roll around in the woods. Lol. Got a tick. Havent done that since.
Right. I've ALWAYS been told to check my pits, privates, and the elbow and back of knee creases for ticks, so it's odd to me that they wouldn't think that if ticks are a possible cause. I guess that's what comes from living in an area with tons of ticks for 2 decades does
Where do you live?
@@MasakMacamPro The northeastern United States has tons of ticks
My mom actually did die from a tick bite in 2016. She passed almost 2 weeks after the tick was removed. It gave her ehrlichia
Sorry for your loss
Womp womp 😂😂😂
@@takess9516what the actual fuck is wrong with u. Did you monna leave u at a garbage bin Or what
@@takess9516you are absolutely sick and twisted. What kind of person says that?
@@takess9516 You really think you are funny don't you
Talking about ticks.... This definitely is a TICK TALK!!! And someone gonna put it on TikTok.
😂😂😂😂
House: Did you eat anything abnormal?
Tick: Does Fish count? 💀
Why ever doubt house? It's his show.
Whats the name of the show?
@@Quan_Yizhenhouse m.d
Dr. Mouse
I know right?
@@SwingHatare you okay? The comment is obviously satire you’re the only one who took it seriously.
People are talking about how house saves people and how they want a real life doctor like him but in real life house would never make it as a doctor I mean many times he does things just to test what happens. House is the literal definition of try, try and try again.
Our instructor used this show in our “ethics” classes to inspire debate about his methods
Healthcare professionals use a trial-and-error method to identify effective treatments, similar to real physicians who persist until finding a successful solution. Fortunately, we were not part of the initial thousands of attempts in medical history. Due to the complexity of Dr. House's cases, most of his patients would likely not have survived under normal circumstances. While dealing with a straightforward case I believe house would demonstrate exceptional ethical behavior, in general, healthcare providers often face instances of misdiagnosis. Patients must navigate uncertainties, relying on medical professionals' expertise to unravel internal complexities. Dr. House's willingness to take risks, regardless of potential legal consequences, showcases his dedication to saving lives. Although his approach may present challenges if inaccuracies persist, it is better to trust a practitioner who dares to explore unconventional paths rather than opting for the easiest route in the face of uncertainty.
The problem is when doctors today don’t care enough to try different routes or even listen to their patients. I personally don’t have any problem with a doctor trying many things to get an answer.
It took 30 years for someone to listen to me and I finally got a diagnosis and treatment for something that plagued my entire life up to that point.
You're right. He would save too many lives. Doctors now would ruin his rep just so they dont get fired for not even trying. The only thing doctors do now a days, is make a paycheck. So yes. Most of us prefer someone who would be straightforward, and TRY ANYTHING to help you in your circumstance.
UHHHHH HELLOOOOO! What do you think medicine is all about???
When he looked up in the elevator it had me dying 😂
If there was a compilation of every time he was right about something, it would be a whole season long.
I've had a resting heart rate of 32bpm when i was anorexic, good times.
@@nollamadrama3408eating disorder
Low body weight and intense fear of gaining weight.
Anorexia is an eating disorder, one of main symptoms is rapid loss of weight trough highly restrictive eating and obsessive relationship with food intake.
The body starts to shut down, the heart slows down, the organs may fail, etc.
It is hell to live trough.
Oh my god I had no idea heart rate was linked to that, 32 is horrifying to think about, glad you are doing better now
@@nollamadrama3408you look less like a fool when you google things for yourself
I know a guy who has a resting heart rate of 20bpm
He’s an ultramarathon runner and cycles 50+ miles a day, every day, only taking Christmas Day off.
He actually has a medical alert bracelet because his resting heart rate is so low that says his resting heart rate is 20bpm so not to worry about it
The show is House MD . This ep is Season 2 Ep 16
Thanks Boss, may all your heart desires come to pass, I've been searching for the title for a very long time 😂
❤
Thanks
Magical tick hunt.. hahah.. this might be the most clever writing ever!
That thing was horrifying. I may never go outside again.
It can go into ur house tho. The dog in my grandma’s house have a lot of bug sucking blood!
@@christyg487 oh, isn't that just a delightful little bit of existential dread!
Catch poison ivy that way too
I learnt somewhere that if you find a tick you shouldn’t just pull it out as the body will likely detach from the head and will cause blood to keep coming out (because it’s still biting you and sucking the blood I think). Instead you get fishing wire or something small or similar and make a knot - but don’t put it tight yet! You’ll put it around the ticks neck and lightly pull so that it retracts its fangs/mouth (not sure what it has). Then you can even use the wire and pull it off gently.
Just have to say that I’m not a vet or nurse or some sort of trained professional in medicine. Just an ordinary person who saw this elsewhere. Thank you
I saw that too but I read that they release toxins if you detach the body idk which is correct they make tick remover tools as well but if you don’t have any that knot trick works
You light a match then blow it out and hold it on the tick and it wiggles itself out
I guess you can pull it out like that and find out a different way to stop the bleed, first temporarily on the spot and then properly in the hospital.
Your recommendation is great for pets especially if you don’t have a vet nearby enough to help out.
@dawsonklinger who the hell told you that
That is how it spits it's fluids back into you and you can get lymes disease.
If you leave its head in you, it will puke into your body.
I mean, you would think that they all should have realised by now, after all these perfect diagnosis Dr. House has done over the years, he is right about the Tick paralysis too right ?
Wish I had a doctor like that.
A crossover with the good doctor would be interesting.
The way my jaw dropped when I saw what he was doing in the elevator 😂
Nah violated while you cant move is some accurate pokemon shi
When i was on summer camp facilities staff, working essentially 18 hour days of manual labor, i got a tick bite and was told to watch for symptoms of lyme disease.
"Fatigue, soreness, drowsiness, pain..."
"Ah, so the exact same symptoms as working on staff. Greeeaaat"
I think im going check my ball hair now
LOL
That way he looked at her dad😂😂I be the same😂😂😂😂
This show proves that we need more doctors like this.
I saw this when i was like 9 and think about this episode an inordinate amount of the time
I hate the myth of “House is always right never trust the other doctors” cause most of the episode is spent with him ‘solving’ one issue but it being the wrong diagnosis so it gets worse and at the very end he figures it out and saves the patient. Like House IS wrong most of the time, it’s just he’s right at the end when it matters
Exactly 💯
Well yeah trail and error
He's wrong most of the episode because the patient lies. If they told the truth he'd have them cured at the start.
@@michaeldaniels642no, he’d go spiraling on a tangent about something that was never likely to begin with and nearly kill the patient before he eventually realized that he got it wrong when another Doctor randomly mentions something unrelated. That’s what happens when he gets the full truth to begin with.
@@lukescheffe9851 ah yes, the Lupus case. Where he got everything at the start and the only reason he was wrong was because NOBODY THOUGHT TO CONFIRM THE PATIENT'S BLOOD TYPE WITH THE PATIENT!
Well this is pretty much 95% of episodes , Doctor - He has a flue , no symptoms but a runny nose , House - No its neomencocktilitis with a side dish of cancer ,,, Doctor - but house it doesnt it exist .... end of episode house is right
Not really. Its more like…
Houses Team: she hit her head on the concrete and has a concussion
House: No, it’s cancer.
Houses Team: No, it’s concussion
Patient: *gets worse*
House: Something is wrong but it wasn’t cancer, she got bit by a mouse.
House’s Team: No, it’s lupus.
Patient: *Gets even worse, about to die*
House: it’s not lupus, it’s mouse bites. She needs mouse bites to live. *Treats patient with mouse bites, saving her at the end the episode*
Usually he’s wrong for like 70% of the episods, then he comes up with a crazy cure or finds out something crazy at the end.
The tick: 😬
This episode stuck in my my mind for year's
What's the number of the episode, please?🫶🏻
@@anetaholikova6241 Look up "House MD Tick Episode Number" and you'll have your answer. Get to work.
In the real world if a doctor would do something like this they will be sued, fired and have their license revoked..regaedless of whether she got saved
Good thing it’s a show
Though in the real world if your best doctor is showing high factors of discern to a life threatening diagnosis then the staff would be required to take it into full consideration before trying anything. Lethal diagnosis would be the primary concern beforehand of moving the patient.
And that’s stupid
Exactly it's a TV show 😂
In the US*
Well it is possible for a tick to go down there, but it is highly unlikely for it to occur.
I wouldn’t say unlikely but sure think what you want.
Wish I could say you were right. I’ve had 5 ticks to remove in my life. One was scrotum, one member, and one buttocks. Separate events.
@@SweetCanadianMolasses dam i guess they were real hungry😂😂
@@macelarul3219 Ha! Emaciated. When you’re out in the remote and dense woods sweating, you’re a target. They like warm and moist areas of the body.
I heard they prefer tight spots like that, i would always get them around the waistline
Lol I like when doctor shows just say medical keywords like “the dopamines not enough”… was fully expecting them to give her a phone with subway surfers on it
That tick was putting in that work
Once a tick went into my mom's ears...we were far from hospital..so my dad used an injection to spray hot water into her ears to kill the tick...and his hit-go got success after four times and then we took her hospital and they pulled it out...
After that...we never forgot to give tick injection or medicine to our dogs...😢
The reason why people always say he’s wrong is because he generally is. He goes through like eight diagnoses, each one getting more and more immoral until the last one is right and saves their life. It’s a crazy set of circumstances for a patient that came in with low symptoms, high threat, and they’re given medieval torture methods as treatments only for them to be completely wrong and the last treatment that works is like an emergency appendix removal
I mean, how is that any different from what they do currently? One of my employees has literally had a cough for 8 months. They've tried everything from antihistamines to antibiotics and steroids to treating her for valley fever.... she had her all the ducting in her new house cleaned, they had a pest company come treat thier yards in case something was in the dirt,... If you can think of it they had it done. She even switched doctors and got a second opinion....... her drs now saying that it's idiopathic, which is basically a fancy word for they don't know, and they're done running tests....
I had a cough like that. I was in nursing school and during my pharmacy class I realized it was one of my medications. I asked the doctor to change my B/P medication. The coughing stopped in about a week. 🤨.
Ps. It just happened again. Ask for another B/P med change. Coughing stopped again. 06/2024. 😊
@vanessawortham3002 Yeah, this poor lady, she's not on any everyday meds, just what they've given her to get rid of the cough... I'm glad that they are getting you fixed up though... some Dr's are worth their weight in gold, and some I wouldn't even sneeze at
That's why the special cases are being handled by House if the other doctors can't find what's wrong to the patient and can't determine the right diagnosis..
I love House!! Do it right now no matter what ❤
one of the best shows ive ever watched..perfect cast perfect suspense etc etc.
My grandma had a friend who got a tick on her neck. She said she looked sick for days, and they only found it when she collapsed and passed out
HE DOESNT MISS IN THESE SHORTS!!! 😂😂😂
Every Tick’s worst nightmare 💀💀💀
When i say this is the episode that sticks with me the most. I mean it.
I never even watched the show, just the shorts and even I am exasperated by how many doubt this man 😅
The moment when he gets caught in 4k
She sure had two visitors ahahahha😂
I guess house defies physics😂
“ TICK “ having good time 😂
Ticks are no joke. I got rocky mountain spotted fever from a infected tick. Took Dr's 10 days to figure out what it was. My kidneys started losing function and my heart was under distress. They said by 2 weeks all my organs would've started shutting down. Took months to recover.
I wish they'd bring house back. Was my favorite show
HOW TF DID HE FIND THE TICK DOWN... down...uhm their
Um... he pulled a tick and didn't come up with any hair... given the region.
maybe because he was looking down there?
Honestly, at this point if this guy say they need to eat one cherry it’s been around six times. Call a stranger number and tell us knock, knock, knock joke, then slide Peru to not die they better just believe what he say.
No lie... That is where I found mine after a camping trip!
I'd only watched an episode here and there of "House" but after watching shorts I'm binge watching them now.
Awesome.. I remember this
Huge tick...
normal tick, just very full of blood
Deer ticks are usually larger than other ticks when they're full of blood😂
Bros never seen a tick before
Ticks get big when they consume a lot of blood. That tick was there for quite a bit.
This is literally the only episode I remember as a kid. And I used to watch the hell out of house we had all the dvds. Miss this show.
Every short of this show:
1. House comes up with a wild conclusion.
2. Nurse and doctors dismisses him.
3. Turns out he's correct.
Tick just having the time of his life
I would freak out if someone assaulted me while I was trying to help their daughter.
As someone who works in Healthcare; you definitely will be assaulted multiple times a week while trying to help people 😭
This episode has been living rent free in my head since it first came out.
I got a tick one time in the Army. In hospital, it felt agonising. But to be honest, the entire time, I just had faith in Christ that I’d pull out of this. Even though I anticipated the worst out of it, how entitled would it be to say God doesn’t love me over a small challenge in a trial life? But thankfully, I managed to leave hospital with nothing serious.
Tick smelled a good meal 😁
Smelled a sushi bar and roast beef on the side
No bro
Wtf is wrong with you????? Genuinely....
Weirdo
Omgg that badd lmao 🤣
This is so ridiculous, A doctor would never lol
Exactly why is a show
They never learn to stop doubting House, it amazes me, they must be trolling.
The way he peaked up and without hesitation went back down was deadass hilarious
He was more joyful when he adopted a mouse named Stuart little