ER Doctor Exposes SHOCKING Hospital Room SECRETS (PART 3)

[@DoctorER]

Which hospital room secret shocked you the most?!

[@Klem-mr]

I don't know ?

[@Shaq102]

1:34 I actually don't wanna believe It but HOSTIPALS HAVE DRUGS?

[@Franimus]

Either only having 1 doctor sometimes for a hospital that includes an ER, or not being allowed to use zoo equipment anymore on patients too obese to fit in any on-site MRI machine.

[@justjo7282]

Good video 😊

[@Endor2001]

This was very informative. Please do more vids like this.

[@DoctorER]

Thank you!

[@dumerthanyou4127]

When i passed out in the ER, I hit my head. Not only did I get moved to the front of the line, I got a helicopter ride to another hospital where I also got to be first in line.

[@SteveM1959]

The 2 stories about passing out in ER and going to the front of the line and the one about law enforcement reminded of this story. Back in 2003, my (now late) wife and I were at the hospital to see a specialist. We're in with the doctor and the receptionist knocks and comes in and whispers something in the doctors ear. Doctor says you have to go back to the waiting room, NOW. As we walk out 2 police and 2 corrections officers lead a man in an orange jump suit and shackles into the doctors office. So if you want to get to the front of the line, show up with 4 armed guards and chains.

[@cijmo]

My friend was on a little island in the Cook Islands and her foot swelled up. There was no puncture or bug bite or anything but it was very full. They went to the ER who told her that the doctor had already gone home for the day, all that was left was an emergency dentist. She figured "may as well" because at least dentists can write painkiller/anti-swelling etc meds. So he drained her foot - copious amounts of fluid and said she needed to get to a better hospital ASAP. It was their last night anyway so she came home and the hospital said that the dentist saved her toes, probably her whole foot and possibly her life.

[@justjo7282]

Wow! That's awesome! Thank goodness she went to the dentist! 😂 For her foot!

[@cijmo]

@@justjo7282 No kidding! Medical people are medical people - they all have basic right? Last year I had a stuffy head that would just NOT go away. It wasn't sinuses or a cold or anything. My friend's husband is a vet and he said "let's have a look" and got his scope. (I said "don't use the horse one!") He asked if I'd ever broken my nose - yes but 2012...he pressure washed out this HUGE blood clot that had been forming little by little in a crack in my nose!

[@justjo7282]

@cijmo that's great!

[@ew5601]

I’m a scribe in the ER at a level II trauma center. It’s organized chaos, and I love it. 😊

[@cherryblossoms85]

What's a scribe again? You write things down or something?

[@ew5601]

@@cherryblossoms85 Yes! We are with one doctor per shift, go with doctors into their visits with patients, and take notes. Then we create a chart in the electronic medical record, put all the information in, and send it to the doctor for approval.

[@cherryblossoms85]

@@ew5601 Oh lol. You think I would remember that more since I had a baby in May. That's neat.

[@ew5601]

@ It’s pretty nice! Not all doctors (or even hospitals) use them though, so that may be why you don’t remember one. ☺️

[@cherryblossoms85]

@@ew5601 Oh ok.

[@kamaziki]

Was really helpful, also thanks for multiple voices for different languages

[@DoctorER]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@Beth9228]

I had been the ER 3 times. The first time was on March 7th,2012 when I broke my left ankle in a bad car accident. The 2nd was on July 6th,2016 that I had my appendix removed and the pain was the worst for walking for me. The 3rd time was when I sprained my right ankle in a bad fall just outside of my apartment on October 19th,2019 on my sister’s birthday. I thought that I broke that ankle when I was trying to get up a couple times. I called 911 to helped me to get up and even called my mother to drive me to the hospital. I tore a ligament in my right ankle. It did swelled up and was so bruised up on the entire foot and ankle. I have a walker on hand for me in walking and wearing a boot a couple of weeks. I didn’t drove my car during that time,too. It was hard to drive at first because of my ankle was still sore and a little bit swollen. I was in the hospital for almost 2 days on my left ankle and almost 5 days on my appendix being removed. I was very good patient on my appendix being removed and I did joked around with the nurses. My mood changed from not feeling to good to being my old self and was a little bit weak after surgery.

[@regulargamer8426]

Please rank all cartoon doctors you’ve seen from worse to better that would be hilarious

[@cherryblossoms85]

Lol.

[@VadimShy]

yes

[@user-ml3hl6vr4t]

I live in a very rural area. We are a county seat and approximately half the county population lives here. We have a class 5 facility, with a visiting doctor on occasion and it is staffed with some physicians assistants, and nurse practitioners. The doors are barely open and we fight to keep it open otherwise medical response in some areas around us would fall to 4.5 hours or more. For a lot of things they will stabilize you then dispatch you by air ambulance to a bigger facility. Have you ever worked in such a remote minimal facility?

[@Spiderman-_-007]

8:12 a very good example is if a patient is combative and restless and tries to remove the iv fluid lines and interrupts the treatment that’s being given to them the nurse can and has to restrain the patient and then document and create the medical order after notifying the doctor I’m a nurse so that’s why I know

[@twocvbloke]

I don't think I'd do well with delivering bad news, I struggle enough with day to day things as it is... :\

[@spoosh13x13x13]

I had both my ankle and shoulder dislocated at different incidents and Boy let me tell you I had them popped back in with No meds or blockers or Anastasia and let me tell you.. I wish I had all 3 lol.. The pain was bad but did not last long thankfully only like 20 mins or so after they were put back in ...

[@yugioht42]

We have a lot of different people who speak different languages in Florida especially central Florida. We have translators on standby at the two main hospitals. We actually have a Persian translator oddly enough. But mostly Spanish, Chinese (mandarin, Cantonese, and Fujian), French, German, Japanese, Thai, and a couple of African languages.

[@justjo7282]

I worked in a large inner city hospital and we had a translator service, so it was nice as we had many patients speaking different languages

[@JohnNadales]

gracias por la informacion, el mejor medico 😊

[@DoctorER]

¡Gracias por mirar!

[@JohnNadales]

@@DoctorER 🤗

[@HeleTCM]

I have a funny story. I once fell down my stairs and dislocated my left shoulder. I had my neighbor drive me to urgent care after showing him, at the time what I had thought was a broken bone, but was a dislocated shoulder. They could not give me any strong painkillers. During X-rays they asked me to flex my shoulder muscles (yes, that was beyond agonizing) to get good images - then, my doctor spent the better part of an hour trying to reset my shoulder. Right as I was about to give up, he popped it back in place. The level of, "OHHHHHHHHHH" was nothing short of amazing. I fell back on the table with an enormous sigh, sat up, feeling the normal motion of my shoulder, and tried to give my doctor a hug. He was scared at first due to me not giving any indication of what I was doing, but quickly realized I was just happy that he had significantly reduced my pain. It was extremely funny for both of us and I was put in a sling immediately after. Either way, I'll never forget the "gentle" way to relocate a shoulder. And will hope that I will always have someone that does it the quick and painful way. An hour vs 15 seconds isn't something I'll condemn.

[@justjo7282]

In the 70's, they didn't give patients anything when popping their shoulder back in. 😮

[@Badddieeesss]

I think this is one of the best videos you have ever made! ❤

[@GamePlays_1230]

10:49 yea abd this is why hearts are full of pride, i get that you cannot be emotional less you miss somthing , but common killing your emotions is exactly why people lose compassion in the first place you can at least show compassion (which is emotional) and if you fail there then you will lose all compassion and eventually suble pride will form in your heart

[@jackesioto]

7:44 - The most common scenarios in which you'll see a restrained patient are when a law enforcement officer brings an arrestee or jail inmate to the hospital. Usually these patients will be handcuffed for obvious reasons.

[@katherinerichardson2273]

I've seen every episode of untold stories of the ER

[@Subhead]

I wanna know how mental health emergencies are handled in your ER? Cause how it works where I am is less than desirable

[@TwoPawz-13]

The restraining one happened to me…. I was brought to the hospital with a head injury and then transferred to another one far away. I was laying down and a short older nurse came in and touched my head, my reflexes my hand went to where she touched and my arm bumped hers and soon I had many in my room holding my legs arms and body for a reason I had know idea , but it hurt bad them doing that. All I no is I woke up in a room and suffering, so I tried to get up and figure out where I was and I must of had a seizure as erything went black and shaking till I hit the floor and I layed there what seemed like a hour or so

[@Дада-у7ъ]

Спасибо , доктор , интересно Вас слушать )

[@donutreligion2979]

What happens when resources are unavailable, like saline solution being limited due to the hurricane in North Carolina earlier this year? I need to have an MRI every six weeks and an infusion every two weeks, but I’ve noticed that I no longer receive a consistent supply of saline solution.

[@christineirving4300]

I was in the hospital a couple months ago in Upstate SC and was extremely dehydrated when I got there. They didn't finally give me saline until a couple days later because of the shortage.

[@SuiLagadema]

This is just dark humor. When we have a patient with extreme supraventricular tachycardia and we give adenosine... I'll admit we bet on the time the adenosine will make its full effect. Yes, we do have a very dark humor; we will treat you like the most important person in the world, but as soon as we get you to an ER, we'll do rock paper scissors to determine who cleans the ambulance. PSA: If you want to become a paramedic, which is a beautiful career, don't worry about the blood, or the beeps, or the bumps on the road while you try to put an IV; train yourself to withstand poop and vomit because you'll see quite a lot of that.

[@BellaDustUzi]

Thank you for making me crack a smile with your dark humor today! 😊

[@redondobeach7514]

I had sepsis and sat in the waiting room for 12 hours. It was ridiculous. I’ve had it six times so I know exactly when it’s happening, but the very same hospital sent me home with six blood clots in my lungs too.- It used to be a good hospital, Cedars in Los Angeles. Do not recommend.

[@valerieb8541]

I had to get the medication to stop my heart. It felt weird but didn't hurt. It was like everyone was talking real slow for a few seconds and then was back to normal. It was so fast I wasn't aware my heart stopped a few seconds.

[@szariq7338]

Doc, a question about your education: which subject on the university do you remember the fondest and which do you remember the worst?

[@D.E.Middleton]

I worked in a pediatric trauma center, level one, and I was amazed at how often we were lied to. Big freaking lies. Big lies.

[@Zuuu40]

Great video part 4 please

[@CatsandTFfan]

Hello Doctor Wagner. Do you have any tips or a video for seasonal allergies so I can show my friends? Every spring they have back to back sneezing fits borderline non stop. They annoy me like hell sometimes.

[@gravitationalredshift]

Now I'm upset that I secured myself in a chair before repeatedly passing out from sepsis... I could've gotten that bed so much earlier if I just fell forward...

[@booooooooooooop5655]

could you do object show injuries, if you haven't please? it'd make my day :)

[@laurdy]

You should do a video on weirdest treatment side effects

[@joancalderongonzalez2386]

Este video fue bastante informativo y también bastante interesante Doctor

[@robertboudrie2234]

Important people frequently have the electronic medical access configured with an extra warning panel, warning staff their access is monitored and it is a firing offense to access the record of someone you are not responsible for caring for. There are also luxury suites with attached offices, room for personal staff, closed sections of the hospital and considerations made to their power and influence.

[@ApeiriophobicGD]

I tend to mentally prepare myself for a lot of things because I've gone through similar situations. Usually it's bullying or harassment but sometimes it's the passing of someone even if I didn't know who they were

[@josuesaurez1000]

Doctor, I have a question. My grandmother says that when someone is about to faint, she says that it is good to smell pure alcohol. Is that correct or not? Could it affect anything?

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love your vids

[@erichammond9308]

I LOVE giving adenosine! It's fun to watch a person in asystole talk. 😂

[@sandphoenix4296]

The hospital I'm at uses the pink panther for incoming trauma calls. Its changed the way I feel when I hear that song. I've always felt they should use Black Betty instead.

[@M.lightning-x3k]

Can you do a reaction to the space marine 2 injuries and finishers

[@reeyee3816]

good luck getting 3 million subscribers😁

[@finnyshang]

i have question: what might doctors do when a patient catches a unknown disease (like covid-19 in 2020)

[@justjo7282]

Patients who are self satisfying or doing it, tbh, we just shut the door as we said, we'll be back when you're done. That was usually all we had to say and they'd stop. None of the hospitals I worked at called security 😂😂

[@AlghalaAbdullah-bh3sp]

0:06 😂

[@AVToth]

My father was given Adenosine. He said it felt like he'd been kicked in the chest by a mule.

[@killuafanboy3812]

I wanna see you react to medical injuries from silence of the lambs there is a certain seen that I would love to see your thoughts on. 😅

[@Bacons_Rulez]

I want to see you and Doc. MIKE THAT would be great two doctors in one videos

[@Serious-Cat-m8f]

Damn thats insane

[@Shaq102]

Dr. Er can you plesse react to the flash series????? Pleaseeee ❤❤❤❤ and i wanna grow up to be a doctor one day!

[@elguasonmexicano1401]

Doctor puedes reaccionar alas escenas medicas de street figther

[@DoctorER]

¡Seguro! Eso podría ser genial. Gracias por la recomendación.

[@LorinRobloxx]

Can you react to Call of Duty? Any scene will be fine tbh

[@DoctorER]

I've done lots of Call of Duty reaction videos! Search them up on the channel and let me know what you think!

[@LorinRobloxx]

@DoctorER oh ok thank you so much!

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

I wiped out on my MTB in an alley (pathetic ik, got complacent and lost focus) anyhow, the folowing day I went to ER. As I'm waiting, and thinking its taking so long, though I'm like one of 2 folks waiting to be seen... I hear MedEvac come in.

[@patrickhayden7206]

Still patiently waiting on an "E.R." or "Chicago Hope" video compilation...

[@SoundwaveX7]

Who here wants to see him react to the Bat Metal videos? As a metal head myself I would love see to react to them.

[@georgemckenzie7524]

What case would you need animal zoo equipment

[@BrayanLicona-fo9qq]

Dónde está tu ospital❤❤

[@alanramirez1585]

Doctor Er can you react to the Fatalitys of Mortal Kombat XL? I've seen that you reacted to the X-rays and the Fatalitys of Jason, Predator, etc. but not all of the characters in the game.

[@ElPato78020]

Can you please react to Haminations? :)

[@DoctorER]

Any favorite scenes I should react to?

[@ElPato78020]

​@@DoctorER The Haminations video "My brother almost died (18 times)" If you can react please :D

[@Mrdogsong]

Hi

[@lukabankovic1703]

have you ever had patients who claimed that it happened to them because of something paranormal?

[@dariusprim]

1:35 Potassium Chloride?

[@erichammond9308]

Like he said, Adenosine.

[@Tony29103]

wtf twin cities community hospital.. IN CALIFORNIA? Why not Minnesota.. WHERE THE TWIN CITIES ARE?

[@pabloestebantosseburbano5132]

You could react to injuries of Fabio Widmer, he is a cyclist that to practice downhill

[@nordiandelacruz8017]

Doc reacciona a las trampas de los vietnamitas en la guerra de vietnam 👌

[@stevenellet8990]

@Doctor ER I would love to see you react to the song: paracetamoxyfrusebendroneomycin

[@最高のティモチカ]

Всем привет!!

[@elguasonmexicano1401]

Doctor puedes reaccionar alas lesiones de gorefield??

[@elguasonmexicano1401]

Doctor puedes reaccionar alas lesiones de braind dead ??!!

[@kkoshicatking9005]

Can you do classic show Tom and Cherry they get hurt a lot in that cartoon

[@ВладимирИванавич-п5ъ]

Un patólogo y un médico forense ¿Cuál es su diferencia ?

[@alexissherrill5624]

Razor Blades?

[@freygenowix96]

Te ha tocado pacientes hipocondriacos?

[@achrafkhraief1769]

Hi DoctorER i have a weird question, if you cut your tongue with a sharp object, for example scissors can you die from bleeding ? 🤔👅🩸

[@diegodanielmolinaosorio6559]

❤❤❤

[@Jamila-f1q]

hi

[@-Nanashi-]

Buen video pero los pitidos son incomparables con la vida auditiva ⛔️🚫

[@DoctorER]

¡Gracias por mirar!

[@artemrimun]

8 секунд назад это жёстко

[@DoctorER]

Спасибо, что посмотрели!

[@SMGGT4Z]

React to SMG4 next.

[@DoctorER]

What’s it about?

[@SMGGT4Z]

@DoctorER It's a KZbin series based on the world of Super Mario with wacky adventures, weirdness and memes, also fun fact: SMG4 is the same creator that Murder Drones by Glitch Productions. It's hilarious with many episodes containing injuries, medical scenes, bloopers and more in the world of the Mushroom Kingdom. Like explosions, broken limbs, burns etc etc. Also the Mario of the SMG4 Universe is called Stupid Mario.

[@SMGGT4Z]

There even was two whole medical episodes of SMG4 called R64: A Dose of Dr. Mario & An Overdose of Dr. Mario.

[@SMGGT4Z]

The Group in the series are called the SMG4 CREW.

[@Rodneyc2002]

What is the hardest procedure that you have performed in your career?

[@LuzEstelarGlimmer]

Hola, podrias reaccionar al video juego Zombie Army 4?

[@Jamila-f1q]

sprunchie

[@Male_07Gorilla]

Doctor I see happy tree friend episode-breaking news part 2 and I see something horrible in minute:2:12💀💀💀

[@melindaburch4318]

That evil beeping noise is unnecessary.

[@georgidomuschiev8661]

Prison break

[@letsgrowfriends340]

OMG DAY 25 OF ASKING TO REACT TO NUMBERBLOCKS MEDICAL SCENES

[@spencer_is_bored]

Is it just me or does he look like Noah Wyle?

[@megadecidueyebasualdo174]

PREGUNTA HAY UNA POSIBILIDAD QUE PUEDAS CONTAGIARTE DE UNA ENFERMEDAD CONOCIDA EJEMPLO VIH CON SOLO SER PICADO POR UN MOSQUITO CON LA ENFERMEDAD 🦟

[@Loose_loser]

Plss react to left 4 dead special infecteds attack

[@ВернерШтрейб-ю7в]

Почему у него нос красный? Он алкаш?

[@Teaman123-y]

Алоооо я руский

[@yellowcatmonkey]

🌻goodbye, doc..your russian followers are no longer able to watch youtube..💔

[@Videogamer-555]

Why? Is Russia now banning its citizens from watching KZbin?

[@md.abulhasnat8509]

He meant they passed away

[@InigoMartinez-bs1gj]

Hi

[@DoctorER]

Hi

[@InigoMartinez-bs1gj]

I don’t speak English 🥺