House Looks For A Miracle | House M.D..

[@Marauders4EVR]

I was always fascinated by the fact that he gently says, "Sister, you're having an asthma attack." Who are you and what have you done with the cynic?

[@ridwana4037]

She accepted House's "diagnosis", even though He went with "I'm smarter than You lot" delivery with It, and thank Him for It. Also, House thought (at the time) He was the one that made Her having an asthma (either by the drug or the misdiagnosis). So He felt sorry for His "mistake". Yes, He's rude. But He can (sometimes) still admits when He made a mistake.

[@malcolm32]

House doesn't typically rail on people for believing differently from himself unless it's useful or relevant to the situation or conversation. i.e. a stubborn patient refusing treatment/lying etc. He can actually be very kind. He just won't go out of his way to spare your feelings while he saves your life or wins an argument. He's callous, not vindictive.

[@chamallow989]

I think that’s mostly because it was the beginning of the show. Later on, he would make fun of people even if they were dying in front of his eyes

[@yanivrubin4166]

Stress can make asthma worse, relaxing can make it better. Witty remarks would make her feel worse, better to try and keep her calm. Source: I have asthma

[@alexiaivan7708]

Being a cynic doesn’t mean you are necessarily heartless and cannot read the atmosphere of the room. As a doctor, it was in his best interest to be gentle at that moment, so he acted accordingly. House is, first and foremost, a brilliant doctor, albeit a bit harder to understand at times.

[@maddyinthemaking]

I also just realized something about this scene: House is atheist and he calls the nun "sister." He's crazy smart and respectful of others religious beliefs even when he has none

[@karma3351]

Have you like... ever watched House? He's not respectful to other people's religious beliefs xD. I was actually shocked at how respectful he was in this episode

[@maddyinthemaking]

@@karma3351 that's my point for this episode 🙄

[@jenniv7818]

@@karma3351 hes not respectful when they choose religious beliefs over medicine. He doesn’t like When people choose to die because they believe god wants that or when people say god healed them.

[@Joe-zw9ep]

I'm not sure about that.

[@maddyinthemaking]

@@jenniv7818 exactly

[@christineferrara8367]

This is the nicest I've seen House be to a patient.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

He was also nice to that severely autistic child who had worms in his eyes.

[@connorclinton7650]

He had to, since she was having an asthma attack

[@whoknowswhocares885]

Sometimes I feel like something is wrong when he is too nice.

[@pattimcb31]

House. . . nice I gotta see this

[@budiisnadi]

I watched the one with the fake boobs patient. Somebody there commented the same thing.

[@KINGofkings49er]

1:30 Sis:"Doctor, I want to Thank You for your patience" Wilson:"She talking to YOU???" 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@Chings001]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

[@singingflowers7456]

his little smirk of approval when she said "if I break my leg i believe god wanted me to break my leg, i also believe god wants me to put a cast on it."

[@otaku2567]

I was looking for this comment 😂😂😂

[@KINGofkings49er]

@@otaku2567 Yaaay you found me ^_^

[@swimfast724]

99% of the time House is an a-hole, but he takes about 1% of patients very seriously and is, actually, really kind to them. I love seeing him like that. How gently he treated the woman was so cute. And it was just little things too. When he goes in the room he usually makes some judgements of them but he didn't say anything. When she said she's couldn't breathe he didn't hesitate he ran over, even with his leg. When she fainted, he gently caught her and laid her down while yelling for help. He rarely does that but that's the House I love.

[@BipoIarbear]

The people less likely to lie he cares about , I like how he can switch so fast

[@swimfast724]

@@BipoIarbear yes! I've noticed that. He tries to protect the innocent. Even if he acts like he doesn't care we all know he does. One of my favorite scenes is the patient the mom who had the baby and then tried to smother him with a pillow because the "voices" told her to. He was talking with Foreman outside the room when he noticed the baby carrier was empty. He said "where is the baby? " and then he sprinted into the room so fast and pulled him out from the mom's arms. He threw his cane and practically jumped through the glass door to save the baby. That episode was really good not only because it was interesting but it showed a lot about House's and the other's true character. The baby died and Chase was trying to save him but unfortunately he died and he felt terrible, obviously, but House made him do the autopsy and the other tests needed. They eventually found out that the baby had celiac disease and no matter what they did he was going to die anyways, proving that it wasn't chase's fault. House made him do it so he could get over the grief and guilt he had for the baby.

[@yoloers]

gap-moe is killer.

[@RononDexXiii]

I'll add to this: House always cares about his patients, but he hates/dislikes liars and idiots. Liars make the treatment difficult, idiots waste his time. You can see from many clips, like this one or occasionally from clinic duties, that when the patient isn't annoying, rude, impolite, asking stupid questions, etc., and answers directly to House's questions, he takes them seriously, and kindly. Plus, whenever a child has a problem, he never roasts the child, but the parents.

[@cuhlainnslane1564]

I think its about how genuine and truthful they are with him. Its why hes pretty good with kid patients, they havent really learned how to lie (and especially lieing about for the reasons he hates) and are often genuine with him. This nun and a couple of the crazies in the series get a similar soft touch from him.

[@joejoseph3078]

As a neurology nurse I learned long ago that when someone complains about an odor, I always ask what type of odor. Smell of sulfur, eggs, flowers, etc are common aura's that happen before a seizure.

[@evegreenification]

If only nobody had "ralphed" then they might have gotten to that diagnosis quicker.

[@MILLENNIUMOfTheBlind]

True my dad asked if someone was cooking before he had a seizure

[@DNagy1800]

@@evegreenification That doesn't matter, she had already been brought back to life so they shouldn't assume it was from something earlier in the day.

[@davidboudreaux8127]

Great observation but it probably ended up on the cutting floor. You know the sponsors(commercials) demand blood (a joke) for the money they shell out for the right for us to see these shows. A great observation though, my sister was a nurse anesthesia for 32 years, she would remind us about all of those pitfalls in life.

[@dethray1000]

usually just a fart...

[@estellestar8890]

Fun fact: the sister getting checked played the snow queen in once upon a time and Allison played as Emma🥺

[@williamsmith6213]

Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed although with the sister I didn't notice until later in the episode when she didn't have her hat thing on

[@florencejapanlover1895]

Fun fact : she's also Lily from Gossip Girl.

[@yashizarochan7931]

No wayyyyy I didn't noticed !!!

[@nnekamyrie7337]

@@florencejapanlover1895 no she isn’t. This actress is Elizabeth Mitchell. The actress that plays Lily is Kelly Rutherford

[@laland5752]

@@nnekamyrie7337 I was gonna say she looks like the gal who was in The Santa Clause 2 and 3

[@annedemarie7480]

I always love the inside the body scenes even through their not always if ever realistic it just looks so cool to me

[@mysassybear]

It's my favourite parts as well.

[@nemi-mout1874]

True

[@yeeaahhzz]

why defib if no pulse?🤷‍♀

[@watersnortmoment3734]

@@yeeaahhzz tbf he did do chest compressions first for once

[@Strathclydegamer]

@@yeeaahhzz no pulse doesn’t mean Asystole, pulseless v-fib is shockable

[@foranzo1582]

6:16 Cameron was literally fighting for her life for a moment to keep the nun from moving LMAO

[@l.a.3479]

How is that funny?

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@l.a.3479Because there’s ways to ground yourself to keep yourself from wiggling around like that. But she was just going for a ride 😂

[@dkbardillon]

The last part is House testing his team's resolve. House doesn't want a team who only parrots his ideas. He needs a team that would not be submissive and instead, do the right thing even if it contradicts the head's idea. That creates a team dynamic where every step is correct even if the leader is wrong. "What are you gonna do about it?", even in mocking tone, is him saying "Do what you think is right."

[@nicholasmaude6906]

If the nun had mentioned this donation of pots and pans were made from copper it would've saved Juliet, err, Sister Augustine a lot of trouble.

[@Sarah-tj1tq]

Oh my God I didn't recognize her at first. 😂

[@stevenmoore8113]

That's why I was reading the comments, just looking for someone to say " copper pots". Thank you.

[@misschanandlerbong92]

I knew it had to do with the pots!

[@l.a.3479]

Then there wouldn't be a full episode.

[@JanikAshe]

Wilson's 1:50 "...ooh boy" is too funny, even knowing House for years, he still surprised by extent of his sarcasm.

[@raven4k998]

have you always wanted to be a nun?

[@TheMurlocKeeper]

In scenes like the end there, I'm reminded that he has the BLUEST eyes! He was quite dashing when he was younger! Lovely man and incredible long time actor!

[@moshking6749]

Yeah I got my grandmother hooked on this show and now she has the biggest crush on Hugh Laurie.

[@ashleyprice5132]

Still dashing

[@TheMurlocKeeper]

@@ashleyprice5132 - Lol! Gotta agree there! He's rather older now, but I'm older too, so I still think he looks ruggedly handsome 😆 Must be that English skin 😁

[@katieedwards5926]

WAS?

[@neptunestardust]

Hugh Laurie was EXTREMELY dashing when he was Bertie Wooster and in A Bit of Fry and Laurie. This man continues to get even more handsome as he ages

[@swimfast724]

I love this episode. It really shows how people are so much more complex than just their occupation or history or childhood. Everyone is equal, and everyone should treat all others with respect

[@TannerWilliam07]

I mean, you say this but you won't allow American Indians to exist. You still occupy our land and Nations. We have a right to join the United Nations and be treated as human beings

[@JebemTiZivot]

@@TannerWilliam07 A: you barely look 25% native american. And B: What an unnecessary, and utterly selfish statement; for one, you don’t know that she is American, living in America, or whose descendants were even involved in the taking of “your land.” Every native american I have ever met has spoken with dignity and forgiveness while you speak with unnecessary hate and intolerance. Her comment had nothing to do with native Americans, it had to do with accepting one another, a belief held by most native american elders. You look white, your name is Tanner Williams, and you display none of the wisdom of native American culture, so tell me, did you just get an 23&Me result and saw your great great great grandmother was native and now are their spokesperson?

[@jonathanj2666]

Calm down there cowboy. How about we treat each other with kindness? Respect has to be earned.

[@TannerWilliam07]

@@JebemTiZivot How convenient for a white man to tell me I'm not "native American" and to tell me "my values", which apparently include the genocide of my people in 2022. Edit 1: Since apparently this matters. The racist blood quantum model you want me to use has me at 84% Indian. (I'm not responsible for the racist stereotypes of American Indians you have in your head of brown skin, long hair) I grew up on the reservation, the poorest reservation in America. I grew up with my elders telling me about the boarding schools, broken treaties, forced sterilizations long before white people started buying DNA test kits to pay to be "Native American" Edit 2: My great great great grandfather was named Grendu Wioheumpata. Past generations of Americans forced his children to change to William at a boarding school. Return the land. Uphold the constitution by upholding the treaties. Quit breaking the law. Just because past generations of Americans stole the land doesn't mean current generations of Americans can claim it.

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

@@TannerWilliam07 It also means that current Americans shouldn't be held responsible for their ancestor's actions. As for "white people," I'm assuming you're using the antiquated terminology that refers to Indo-Europeans, I find that insulting and racist. What about the latine American world, half of whose ancestors did the same thing as the Anglos in north america. They do have lands in the nations. You can argue that they have claim to the lands, but that also means they must first stop receiving reparations from the Federal Government.

[@trevorninja100]

After watching the entire series I just have one question...why does anyone ever question House? He's right like 99% of the time

[@akmi1931]

Because he’s also wrong 50% of the time.

[@Primus54]

@@akmi1931 Correction… he’s EVENTUALLY right 99% of the time, otherwise each episode would end in 5 minutes. 😉

[@akmi1931]

@@Primus54 that’s just means he’s human. We’re ALL more often wrong then we are right.

[@Batman.-]

Imagine nobody ever questioned house. If he were to make a mistake itd just be game over The people who question house make sure his logic isn’t flawed, and give different angles

[@literallyalois2966]

@@Batman.- guess it also speaks about how "not everything is as simple as it seems" all the time, sometimes sure, but many times House has to struggle to find the correct way, best thing tho? He almost always manages

[@prepthenun]

6:57 i have no idea why but the second i heard him saying "PREP. THE NUN." i knew i want this as my alias. something so stupid and out of context but i love it

[@pattimcb31]

Everyone says House is so brilliant but every case he works on the bill is 10 million dollars by the time he biopsies, radiates, and cuts only to find out it's the toothpaste that's making a person sick.

[@ERey-tg6jq]

That's why they won't fire him 🤣

[@nicholashernandez4611]

Got a second doctorate in economics and a minor in business strategy, apparently.

[@classvitreehouse3796]

All his cases are also mad as hell

[@mojomystique6797]

LMFAOOOOO

[@InitialPC]

apparently the testing costs 30k, i dont remember which episode this was but it was in a conversation with house and foreman

[@williammarsh2713]

The actors that play the sick patients on House always do an excellent job. It’s not easily to portray a convincing seizure. Yet every week one or more seizures are displayed. Judo’s to the patient guest stars.

[@raymondfrye5017]

@W. Marsh: I do believe the term is: kudos, instead of judo to the actor's portrayals. Regards

[@markc7440]

The curse of autocorrect.

[@rachelh2731]

Yes Judos indeed!!

[@anugupta9008]

As a doctor I must say the most curious bit about this show, and the most enviable really, is that House's clinic is also inside a medical surgical unit. I want that.

[@invalidusername883]

I bet you’d also like to run a thousand expensive tests without denial or approval processes.

[@greenbeantm1096]

2:00 I like that nun. She makes me think of my mom, my mom is a very religious woman but is also smart, she doesn’t understand when people deny treatment saying “god will heal them” in her words “maybe god’s miracle is giving people the knowledge to cure people” (slightly paraphrased so it makes more sense, we were having a conversation so the direct quote would sound weird in this context)

[@jsas2047]

I like that view. I don't really believe in God, but if he exists and makes people sick, i'm sure he also knows about the possible treatments and survival rate of the illness. If he is all powerful and wants someone to die, then he can do that. Either by accident or quick death, or by an illness that isn't cured despite treatment. If chemo or some lighter medications helps and you think god wouldn't want that (for whatever reason someone might believe that), then you basically think the medication is more powerful than God or that God, despite being all-knowing, wouldn't have seen it coming that the meds cured you. I don't know how to phrase it the way i want to, I'm not a native speaker and im kind of struggling with my english today lol. But it basically either feels like you think god is dumb or something or like youre purposefully defying his will (Even as an atheist, thinking that God would want you to die of an illness that he knows can be cured feels like you're defying him and not thinking good of him. Like you're waiting for God to cure you with a miracle while literally ignoring the miracle of modern medicine.. Idk you think that humans could just stop his will like that, the will of an all-powerful and all-knowing being.. It feels disrespectful).

[@harissahab2743]

As a Muslim, we're not supposed to just believe that God is just gonna heal us magically. He has His ways with the universe, and one of those ways is through getting proper medical treatment and also making dua (supplication). Back in the day it was herbs and other resources to heal the sick, now its more advanced technology and drug medications. There's no guarantee they'll heal you, that's why you supplicate. He's the Healer, but if He wills whatever medicine can cure you or it may not work, it's in His control.

[@aaronluisdelacruz4212]

My parish once said "We asked for a cure for diseases and god gave us scientists to create the cure for us" that's during the height of the pandemic BTW.

[@LautaroGalanCid]

1:51 Wilson peaced out the moment he saw the sarcasm coming

[@spawnglance6720]

"Prep. The. Nun." Why does that sound like a House euphemism more than a statement? Lol

[@cunningsmile4166]

6:54

[@Jaeden_Phoenix]

I always loved those sequences in the early seasons like 2:30. I wish they had them more in the mid-seasons

[@DrakeOola]

The animations were taking up like half the budget so they stopped doing that in later episodes. It may not look as flashy as a marvel trailer but it's equally as expensive to produce animation like that, and ye, house didn't exactly have the budget that marvel does...

[@Jaeden_Phoenix]

@@DrakeOola ok

[@DrakeOola]

@@Jaeden_Phoenix K.

[@eazy-cheez-e8033]

@@DrakeOola ok

[@thx4chrckingin]

@@DrakeOola Understandable

[@JohnDoe-tm9wz]

"It must be all the talk around the holy water cooler" 🤣

[@lara-gn6lz]

"How do you solve a problem like dermatitis"- sing it

[@TeamixlYT]

I love how the moment they threw the idea that House was wrong, it was instantly rejected.

[@paulocintra6092]

"Secular Diagnosis" has to be the strangest and most hilarious combination of words that I have ever heard.

[@whitefang938]

"How do you solve a problem like dermatitis?"- seems like a deliberate nod to Sound of Music's "how do you solve a problem like Maria?"

[@meetaverma8372]

Yeah. The patient is a nun. So was Maria

[@jackybackyfofacky2950]

3:33 HES DOING CHEST COMPRESSIONS SOMEONE CALL DR. MIKE

[@yanivrubin4166]

H's also not doing them lol, what happened to 100 bpm

[@jackybackyfofacky2950]

never said he was doing them well lmao he trying??

[@merykhan97]

Conclusion : people only respect a doctor and listen to him if he's rude. I'll keep that in mind.

[@babycherrybaby6434]

please, do not become a rude and cruel healthcare worker, in Turkey we are troubling with doctor shootings, and seems like no one is sympathetic for them because they (healthcare workers) are extremely rude. I don't support the shootings but i understand why people are reacting this way.

[@voyagersmarch8776]

Nah im pretty sure it's simply not being stupid. Don't make conclusions like this please.

[@ensaladadepapaya8511]

House can only get away with it because he's smart as hell

[@sergioquintero3932]

Love watching the videos!!! Keep up the great work

[@foxgod232]

"Prep the nun" My favorite line 😂

[@irisjin4914]

1:28 am I the only one who got the "Sound of Music" reference, or was it unintentional?

[@petermemine5329]

i missed it , thanks

[@carolewhyte1943]

we all got it. except for peter.

[@Tw1zteR.]

I LOVE TO THINK HE LIKES MUSICAL THEATRE CANONICALLY bc there’s this and then when he called that cop in season 2 officer krupke and made fun of that one gay guy by mentioning the wiz and 42nd street

[@ronilkunte2704]

That look when he enters 😂

[@bdf2718]

Must be all the talk around the holy water cooler.

[@georgemartinez932]

So I just watched this episode and a large part of it revolves around the possibility that House accidentally grabbed a syringe with an incorrect dose. How can they not tell which one he gave by the discarded syringe? Are they not labeled or color coordinated? Or even possibly 2 different sized syringes? I have no idea how much 1 cc is as far as milliliters or whatever, but we are talking about a dose that is literally 10 times the amount of the other. Is the amount of liquid in the prefilled syringe really the only visual indicator to tell the two apart? It just seems like it should be pretty easy to tell what dose he gave her

[@crackle6875]

Hmmm…Haven’t watched this episode but when I’ve seen hospital staff administer injections for allergic reactions (for myself and others) they had to fill up the syringe themselves (therefore measuring the dosage out themselves). The syringe and needle were than disposed of (sometimes in trash bens shared by several ER rooms-which aren’t always room rooms.). I suppose the quickest way to see if she has too much in her body is via bloodwork?

[@georgemartinez932]

@@crackle6875 in the episode they were prefilled but I hadn't thought of the possibility of shared trash bins. Thanks for the reply.

[@richardhall4137]

They had a system to check how many syringes they had but it was pointed out it’s not always marked down especially by House

[@mrcampbell7674]

In most hospitals, all needles go into a 'sharps' container. Basically a special garbage container that ONLY has used needles in it and is full of all the used needles that have accumulated since the last time it was emptied.

[@arianebolt1575]

Why would they even have syringes with 10x usual dose?

[@GallacticReactions]

House: "Take this pill. I think you have lupus."

[@NoNameAtAll2]

it's never lupus

[@miniena7774]

1:53 Her lips aren't moving, yet she's speaking.

[@Tap-a-roo]

Everyone comments about how nice House was here. House is always nice to patients who are legitimately sick from no fault of their own stupidity. That’s his pattern.

[@Accel_Lex]

If House left early like he wanted to, he wouldn’t have given her the pill that allegedly caused her allergy. When House wants to leave because of “laziness” or not caring, I imagine that’s the “The lord works in mysterious ways” to prevent him from staying extra late because of an emergency.

[@yanivrubin4166]

If you would watch the full episode you would find out that the cause of her condition would have killed her if she left without treatment. So no, it wouldn't have worked

[@my.name_00]

Convenient.

[@cristianpineda7078]

Te mamaste. Sos un aleluyo perspicaz.

[@GabrielaLtc]

1:29 reference from the Sound of music film "How do you solve a problem like Maria?" Lol

[@meehow72]

That Ozzie doctor could read the phone book. I'd listen to him for hours. 🥰🥰

[@Somegoy]

That holy water cooler talk line was amazing

[@life_in_paper]

House almost dies from seeing the nun in the first few seconds. Wow.

[@ulikemykungfu3995]

3:27 can’t hear the heart beat if the stethoscope is on your neck instead of your ears.

[@gido02]

3:22 the stethoscope was not in his ears

[@leons555]

I so want to binge watch this entire series.

[@schizotypical]

same, i recall my dad watching this serie years ago and now its so tempting to wacth DAMNNDDN

[@l.a.3479]

Amazon Prime

[@diegoveloso3rd]

"How do you solve a problem like... dermatitis" I guess im old now seeing how i got that reference

[@Seenic69]

She had an IUD when she was 15, and had an abortion. Somehow stayed inside her as well as imbedded in her body so it cant be detected. She ended up being allergic to copper. Every time she ate out of the copper pans she kept getting worse and also coming in contact with it

[@alexblissstinson3581]

Me: *Sees thumbnail with House and nuns* *Clicks on video and immediately pauses* *Goes to microwave to make pop corn*

[@Kitiwake]

It's unusual that the nun claims that the sisters tend to put unusual events down to divine intervention. Hmm... The church, on the other hand, relies on all scientific explanations and their prior elimination before investigating divine intervention, where appropriate. Yes, I know it's only a drama.

[@NaomiEric820]

One of the interesting things to me about this episode is that if you freeze the right frame you can see that House doesn't even give her Epinephrine, but Atropine.

[@super_nova_1]

This is random, but the bit where the black female doctor said “Someone threw up in there. We cleaned it up but-“ seems like a continuance of a different episode where a woman with a rare tumor was supposed to get the same test done but they weren’t able to because foreman said she “threw up as soon as we got her in”

[@forestrot666]

Still my favorite and most memorable house episode!

[@l.a.3479]

One of my favorites, too!

[@ItoNarasimha]

"How do you solve a problem like dermatitis?" Gotta love House for that Sound of Music reference XDDDDDDD

[@DrBlood-cq2cm]

Isn’t it interesting how they always show animation of the bloodstream with red blood cells but never show any white blood cells or platelets. That’s just bad medical consultation.

[@manuluh_]

What was that tiny zoom-in at 5:51 lol

[@willhull1735]

Have to admit when stuff gets serious house is the only doctor you want at your side as he may be what he is but he is also a genius and hates losing people because he feels a failure.

[@jarlairess]

Spoiler. . .. . I remember it was something to do with a copper IUD that she had put in years ago and forgotten about. She developed an allergic reaction to copper because of it. The reaction on her hands was because she was washing _copper_ pots

[@l.a.3479]

But the special tea she was drinking also played a part.

[@hiddentidesgaming]

Foreman, dude, you are nuts. Hyperbaric Chamber is actually a great treatment for those who do have autoimmune diseases. It's been proven countless times. Yes there are risks to every treatment, but the chamber has helped many people with their autoimmune issues like with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and have been exposed to high amounts of mold or other possible allergens especially if the patient becomes very sensitive to the treatments from steroids.

[@panek6443]

Maybe those precedents hadn't yet been set? I mean, this show's older than I am.

[@alenkaart8480]

Do you know what mixed connective tissue disease is? The ones I know of are EDS and Marfan syndrome which are not autoimmune but genetic disorders

[@hiddentidesgaming]

@@alenkaart8480 I have EDS, and apparently there's a number of doctors who have ordered hyperbaric for other EDS patients in the past depending on the situation of course.

[@nobodyanon]

MCAS isn't autoimmune.

[@clairemcelwain4803]

this was a really really good episode

[@l.a.3479]

One of my favorites

[@OrianaBats]

"She's allergic an anti-allergy medicine?". Darling, been there, done that. Had to get it switched to a different formula and it stopped

[@pradeepapte1728]

House MD is one of the best medical series I have watched, Hugh Laurie is at his best. The episode titled 'Autopsy' is amazing!

[@tommywilliams9414]

I remember the miracle one where the woman come back after he turns off light support.

[@JoshSweetvale]

That was interesting as she'd come all the way from Cuba. House normally takes all the weirdest cases in New England and a couple celebrities. That was one of the weirdest pathologies on the _planet._

[@TheRealNanoz]

His face when he enters the room at the start of the video 😂

[@arjunratnadev]

this show was pure genius

[@WeekndKDB]

the in depth view of the lungs was so awsome

[@goof2118]

House is such a good doctor, his stethoscope doesn't even have to be in his ears while he's using it.

[@mariofatovic6521]

House is so impressive he could listen to the nuns heart beat without the stethescope in his ears

[@abhija456]

Lol, he used pulse to detect it

[@Cicero7217]

I scrolled this far for the first comment noting this

[@icebiirb9440]

his hand was on her wrist, another place where you feel heartbeat, much like putting your fingers in someone jugular vein to count the heartbeart

[@derekharp2805]

I loved this show.

[@l.a.3479]

What stopped?

[@makinley.s]

I don't see any people talking about the "how do you solve a problem like dermatitis" reference!

[@user-ut7vi6mr5d]

I like how Dr. House hears a pulse through the stethoscope without having it on

[@susmitasengupta3918]

? Lol have you never seen a doctor in real life? 🤣 He was measuring the pulse rate and having a stethoscope around his neck simultaneously. Doctors don't use stethoscope to calculate the pulse rate

[@susmitasengupta3918]

@@user-ut7vi6mr5d okay a.h., in one shot he has his stethoscope around his ears then in the next shot he is auscultating and in the next shot his stethoscope is on his neck. Nice googling tho

[@susmitasengupta3918]

@@user-ut7vi6mr5d 🤣🤣 okay medical doctor and proud owner of 1 stethoscope.

[@ClezVideos]

“PREP THE NUN!” 😂

[@ezio_Winchester]

Diphenhydramine hci which is the active ingredient in benadryl(10 MG normal dose) .. also in higher doses (about 50 mg)is the active ingredient in some generic sleep aids which is why he said it might make her sleepy

[@justcallmejessz3712]

0:02 it was at this moment

[@AhmedAdel-hf3qm]

I'm so disappointed by the miserable chest compressions, House is supposed to be the best doctor ever .

[@beary4999]

I mean, don't wanna kill her, a living breathing human actor

[@marpfel]

@@beary4999 Actors these days are just lazy and lack commitment! :D

[@my.name_00]

Well, idk how it works, but I don't think you want to actually make House do a proper Chest compression in acting... since the actor doesn't really need it and... it will- yeah... I mean sure, they could replace the patient nun with a prop body and House can properly crush it, but that's gonna be difficult to edit.

[@soarinskies1105]

In some cases where people need chest compressions to be resuscitated, I’ve heard ribs can get broken with the amount of force applied. They were probably just worried about hurting the actor

[@jessicalynnstrom]

This is why I hate these shows you NEVER put anything in the mouth of a patient who’s having a seizure

[@lisastenzel5713]

I just realized his german dubbing voice is much funnier somehow😄😅 It's been years since I saw House and there was no Netflix back then. I am tempted to go an buy the whole series just so I can watch it with the original voices

[@iloveharrold]

“Holy water cooler” lol

[@enthusia492]

Funny. This is the 2nd Judeo-Christian Religious figure that I've seen Elizabeth Mitchell play. She was also a Pastor in The Expanse. Not a very religious role, but I also loved her way back in Lost. Wish she got more work.

[@markharrisllb]

As an extreme persistent atopic asthmatic I can honestly say this is nothing like reality.

[@keratinpearls5058]

Epinephrine is given for anaphylactic shock n not asthma attack

[@Sumanth-q9u]

1:57 I like her dialogue. It happened for a reason, but I will seek medical attention.

[@Ewitsetc]

3:05 bro im dead 💀

[@8.chaudharypratik854]

Best series to learn topic

[@couriersix8294]

I remember this ep she is allergic to copper and has some inside her from a back alley abortion when she was young n she just developed the allergie when she cleaned the new pans in the kitchen bc they were also copper

[@mimamsa5557]

Lupus. The answer is always lupus.

[@ernestkhalimov7407]

3:22 im no doctor, but uh doesnt stethoscope need to be on yur ears to work

[@lait-eau6741]

Yep and he’s not using it but performing CPR instead

[@DrakeOola]

Only for beginner doctors, advanced doctors can read the pulse better as the stethoscope is attached to their necks, it's actually more accurate because our necks have more nerves than our ears and it's faster at penetrating the blood-brain barrier so it's far less prone to error by at least 3 fold... TMYK

[@rafewheadon1963]

"I have some tea!" this made me suspicious from the start, who carries around their own tea...

[@andrewvelonis5940]

She went to a monestary to take her vows? I thought nuns went to convents.

[@CryToSomeOneElse]

So many things wrong with this one First: doctors always have to ask you if ur allergic to any kind of medication Second: doctor doesn’t leave the room until he/she insures patient will be ok while their absent

[@yoholup19]

Sister Augustine: it's Jesus Me: let's hope he's not here for you yet

[@frogtownroad9104]

“Hey J dog, not yet man”

[@utuber1752]

I'm three minutes in and I tell you it's the tea.

[@DrakeOola]

@@r0bw00d Wrong. The tea she drank was figwort tea, it caused her to be extra sensitive to adrenaline but that had nothing to do with her allergic reactions. She was actually allergic to copper which is why her hands blistered after scrubbing copper pots/pans and the leg rash and every other symptom besides the adrenaline "overdose" was because she had a copper IUD installed to prevent pregnancies before she became a nun. The tea didn't act as a carrier to anything and if it did that still means she was allergic to the tea... 🤦‍♂️

[@midnightstrove6784]

Tea + Adrenaline = Nah.

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

"I believe god wanted me to break my leg" *Isn't religion fun*

[@steveweatherbe]

Stupid stupid stupid comment. Religion is indeed wonderful because it inspired nuns to build and staff hospitals across Canada and the US, making them possible in small towns by working for subsistence.The first hospital in the city I live in , Victoria BC, was started by nuns. Ditto the one I was born in. That's in the real world, not the fantasy world of Hollywood.

[@jordyboy321]

Juliet's past life as a nun

[@davidesperanza7701]

Is the nun Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet Burke from "Lost")?

[@maynardperalta3188]

The most beautiful nun in history. Only in television.

[@wobby1268]

The nun Chase fell in love with in Season 8 (Moira, played by Julie Mond) was quite beautiful.

[@instigatedeye5941]

Wow, they used straight diphenhydramine as an anti allergen? They sell it over here as an OTC sleep aid medication. I know Benadryl is a mix, but just straight, it can cause rashes and heart palpitations in people who are sensitive to it

[@weekendwarriorprospecting817]

I still think this episode should have been called NO OFFENCE, NUN TAKEN 😂😂

[@Funnywargamesman]

This is just from watching other doctors and nurses, but don't you need a pulse to use a defib? If the heart is stopped or just spasming (which I believe both produce no pulse), shouldn't you do compressions instead?

[@panek6443]

Fibrillation is the heart beating rapidly and irregularly. Defibrillators stop the heart beating momentarily, allowing the heart to resume a normal rhythm. So, yeah, the heart's gotta be beating for a defibrillator to work.

[@TO454-h4r]

Ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia are two abnormal heart rhythms which can produce no pulse and require defibrillation as well as chest compressions. You could maybe argue the heart is beating, but not in a coordinated manner to produce any form of proper blood flow / pulse. There are other causes of cardiac arrest which are more common and do not respond to defibrillation, which tend to be under represented in medical drama, because defibrillation looks cool. You can also use a defibrillator on a patient with a pulse if they have a worrying abnormal heart rhythm, we tend to call this a cardioversion and usually use slightly different machine settings.