Dealing with Deadly Meningitis | Life of Medical Students E1

[@mmmfun77]

My dad was a pediatric surgeon for over 40 years, my sister is a n Ob/Gyn. No thank you... That is why I’m a dentist..lol ♥️♥️👍

[@mannys9130]

Wow, a whole family of medical docs! Was your mother in medicine too?

[@teoasfghj7849]

wooowww soo great ❤️

[@mmmfun77]

@@mannys9130 Dietician!

[@nyashaphillips5100]

He had me cracking up when he said to the baby: "you gotta cooperate. you gotta make me look good in front of the camera". Lmao!!!! The baby was like 'not today'. Hahahahaha

[@thebluehotel426]

I love seeing Dr. Ripindar with babies.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

After effects most likely to be caused by meningitis : Memory loss/lack of concentration/difficulty retaining information. Clumsiness/co-ordination problems. Headaches. Deafness/hearing problems/tinnitus/dizziness/loss of balance. Epilepsy/seizures. Weakness/paralysis/spasms. Speech problems. Loss of sight/vision problems.

[@barbarakosloski9260]

The loss of appendages (fingers, toes) is another. People do not realize how much your toes help to balance your body.

[@ldelellis62]

Wish i could find more of these episodes!!

[@SURFERGRL72RAKM]

Same here, particularly because it's 🇨🇦 If you haven't watched Confessions of a Junior Dr check it out, it's amazing. Every episode is available here on KZbin to watch.

[@lafudge2929]

Me: I wonder when this was filmed? *Sees the camera angles at* 1:59 Me: Oh, the 90s!

[@SURFERGRL72RAKM]

It was filmed in 2003

[@lafudge2929]

@@SURFERGRL72RAKM Jesus christ 😂

[@Grahamt978]

Alison calling her supervisors for guidance with the meningitis case is huge, sign of a great med student. Don’t pretend you know everything, that’s how cases end tragically.

[@jovo5577]

Dr. Alyson Brodeur passed away in 2009 :(

[@madeleiner559]

i wonder from what?

[@californiadoll6273]

@@madeleiner559 it say an ongoing Illness but it doesn't say which 1 in particular.

[@shady3804]

Omg I'm an idiot... I never realized they were filmed here in Canada 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ I freaked out in the last one about how they had Tim Hortons but I thought this was done in the states

[@SURFERGRL72RAKM]

I was happy to find out it's a 🇨🇦 series. It's not very often we have great show's like this, wish there were more though.

[@darriuswilson2549]

What year is this?

[@sweetcarolinepapapa9350]

2001. Alyson was born in 1975, she said she is 26 in that episode

[@SURFERGRL72RAKM]

From the year 2003

[@KaranSingh-or7yy]

*How old is this video ??*

[@Stararchiv3]

17 year old

[@leenalf5543]

Amanda is so cute

[@lafudge2929]

We Stan Amanda 😭

[@lafudge2929]

I came for Amanda, I stay for Amanda. What a heart throb!

[@zinastanescu]

If you want to be doctor, not supposed to be emotional 😭 you must be strong to help all the patience

[@elliethompson4798]

You can be emotional it’s called compassion. If you don’t feel compassion towards your patients then you’re not a good doctor

[@californiadoll6273]

You can't be completely emotionless your entire hospital career. Many people go into medical field wanting to help therefore they ' in a way care ' so acting emotionless is probably not what is going to happen.

[@2468whodoweappreciate]

this from the 1990's?

[@Stararchiv3]

No its from 2003

[@ashleykristin_]

Soo...that doctor's mask (timestamp 15:07) is not sealed around her nose and mouth. Good luck with avoiding those aerosolised particles.

[@johnclarke1319]

Misleading title, never saw anyone actually dealing with meningitis, just a junior doctor going in and out of a room had to wade thought eh whole video to find a small snippet, no mention of the bug or the treatment, might as well have asked the doctor to deal with lunch

[@Tyler-ce3um]

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