Ortho Admits Patient To Medicine

[@DGlaucomflecken]

Hello everybody, hope you enjoy this real life story from my intern year

[@liam_hurlburt]

wait _really_ ?? so much cringe, so little time......

[@oliverjudson1834]

hi

[@GENERALTIM21]

We do the same thing in ICU, 70/65. Acceptable.

[@thecomity1]

YES!!!!

[@Professionalasshole]

Now I have to rewatch it from that perspective! Istg, my Ortho is soooo laid back. Long hair, Woodstock t-shirts and jeans! 😂

[@mkt7301]

“Kept the top number higher than the bottom number, don’t let it get to zero” is now apparently going on a tshirt at my bf’s fire dept- keep up the good work doc

[@maximumovermuslim6337]

I'd like one

[@center4nerds]

Keep the heart rate above zero as well is usually a good idea!

[@meowheeler1]

@@maximumovermuslim6337 me too! Lol.

[@steele_heart77]

*"I'll take your entire stock!!"*

[@cozylewis1]

In other words, don't let them die

[@leilanepassoni7613]

I'm an Ortho. And this is 100% true. One of the phrases I like: Doc, your patient is vomiting. Is he vomiting bones?

[@kimmiek.9834]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blueq4324]

And yet yall get some of the smartest students as you're residents 😆

[@tannisjohnson6456]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Umdur]

Damn, that cracked me up XD

[@elly91110]

Too funny.

[@hengwin]

He's not even subtle in his attempt to blackmail Internal Medicine into making sure the patient doesn't die.

[@kartofelbest4689]

Well, technically, it's extortion

[@paulpickett1456]

I feel like he's praying on medicines good nature

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

Ortho weaponising that incompetence like a boss.

[@throwingpotsandpans]

Is it incompetence or concentrating on what they do well. I dare any IM doc to attempt a Total Hip Arthroplasty.

[@cloudwolfbane7704]

My last hospital rotation absolutely every patient seemed to have hyponatremia and osteomyelitis and the entire time I kept thinking of this skit

[@ConstantineIII]

It's so weird how it comes in waves too. Like, randomly 11 mayo 3 IBD patients. Next week, 5 hyponatremia patients. Maybe I'm just looking for patterns but that's honest to God how it feels at the hospital that I work at.

[@cloudwolfbane7704]

@@ConstantineIII I feel that too, it’s like this week is copd and pneumonia next week is endocarditis, definitely feels that way

[@kaylahall1219]

As a teacher, I can confirm things coming waves. Like one week everyone’s pooping, the next, regular bowel movements. 🤣

[@23skiddsy6]

@@ConstantineIII Man, I had uncontrolled UC for years and the times I went to the ER for screaming abdominal pain and no bowel control, constant blood, all they would do is shrug at me, hand me three Vicodin and told me to keep taking the steroids and make me wait a month to see my Gastro NP. Thank God for Xeljanz.

[@jayantasen2406]

Feels the same in my Psych OPD too. Personality disorder rush somedays, mania in others.

[@nater88dawg]

Ortho has literally cited a study where patients they've operated have better outcomes after being admitted to medicine...True story

[@benisted1614]

I mean that makes sense though, if the patients are being treated for internal medicine problems by doctors who understand internal medicine then of course they'll have better outcomes.

[@andreialamaia]

And ortho have no afraid of asking for help

[@ianwells7916]

Ortho: See bros? This proves I know exactly what I am doing, so just take him!

[@chanique20]

It would help if ortho actually answered their pages

[@pixpusha]

And we all know medicine loves studies.

[@markgleason2078]

"Keep the three most important ones and change the rest to Ancef" flawless reasoning

[@markgleason2078]

A is for ancef, B is for bone, C is for circulation that gets the Ancef to the bone.....

[@liam_hurlburt]

@@markgleason2078 😳

[@emilyre9322]

Literally my favorite part 😂

[@dologolopolov2.0]

For anyone wondering Ancef is Cefazoline, an antibiotic of the lowest grade

[@viktor7712]

@@dologolopolov2.0 thank you

[@euaggelion03]

A medicine resident's achilles heel is when ortho looks him in the eye and asks, "Bro, think about it. Do you reeeally want me taking care of this patient?"

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

Knowing your patient doesn't either. Too bad they're not all skeletons

[@alperakyuz9702]

​@@myfirstnamemylastname2994well, if you let ortho take care of them for a while even though they have non-bone related issues, they will be.

[@deviklovecraft3835]

I love it when I’m consulted to basically order novolog sliding scale 😂

[@MsAuthenticite]

😂

[@kobythetoby5956]

​@@deviklovecraft3835 right and the rest happens all on its own anyway 😂 thanks to the nursing staff

[@arillusine]

The way I audibly yelped at the “keep the three most important ones and change the rest to Ancef.” Hats off to you from a thoroughly triggered pharmacist.

[@hooooba94]

That’s literally me , I was chill until that sentence 😭😭😭😭

[@Stelios1fan]

You too? Of course, I used a swear word or two. And I've been retired for 3 years.

[@riverstyx7251]

As someone who survived broad spectrum antibiotic misuse that caused a super bacteria UTI in childhood, Internal Medicine is a godsend. I’m clutching my probiotics stash in fear over here

[@k4ngs7a]

"he's got sodium" always kills me lol

[@DGlaucomflecken]

Those guys love sodium

[@ConstantlyDamaged]

@@DGlaucomflecken Who doesn't love sodium? Oh, right, Cardiology...

[@danielchen3545]

that's not going to work this time..!

[@anacoanagoldenflower]

I love how apparently that's worked on him before

[@Luro_fu]

I am 1k like

[@tinaloye2014]

Ortho Bro is genuinely my fav. He knows who he is and is unapologetic about it... 🥰

[@duchelessamba6407]

So true. He is the BEST

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

He always brings such positive energy! It goes him, then Patho, then Paed in ascending order as the top most wholesome staff.

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

All Brawn no brains? probably played High School football?

[@helga4791]

I do too, but I work for a chiro and love bones so I am biased in my simplicity.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

​@@myfirstnamemylastname2994 "HIGH 5!!" (I'm having "Scrubs" flashbacks!)

[@Marleue]

I laughed the hardest I have in a while at "okay keep the top number higher than the bottom number, don't let it go to zero"

[@OhNotThat]

you learn this on day 1 of clinical rotation, it's a real pro tip in medicine.

[@Italianchef26]

My dad was in the hospital because of a broken leg but he also had other health issues. General Medicine was full so he couldn't stay there and was supposed to be transfered somewhere else. The surgeon who operated him had him admitted to orthopedics "as a personal favor" so he didn't have to be transfered or moved around while recovering from surgery. A few days later he's in critical condition. He barely responds to stimuli, doesn't seem to hear anyone speaking to him and barely moves/speaks. We ask the doctors what's going on and the orthopedic (who for some reason didn't want to speak with someone from medicine to get a second opinion) just says "Nah he's just a bit out of it because of the pain killers. The other issues are just low blood pressure or something like that. No worries". He wasn't getting any better, so after a few hours my mother went directly to general medicine and asked for someone to come down and see my dad because he had low blood pressure, looked dehidrated and wasn't improving at all. Turns out he was SEVERLY dehidrated because of the medications they had given him and was on the verge of a kidney failure. After this they changed his medications and the following evening it was as if nothing ever happened, he was fine and he basically didn't remember anything about the day before. Scary stuff

[@icatfishedyourdad2767]

That’s probably my one complaint about healthcare here. The nurses are on top form and every one of them know you from head to toe but if you have multiple issues, unless you’re lucky enough to have an MDT, it sometimes feels as though none of the surgeons and doctors from all the different departments communicate with each other meaning sometimes you’re scheduled for tests and procedures you don’t need, not scheduled for tests and procedures you do need, you’re given multiple different outlooks, opinions and potential diagnoses and then it falls to the poor nursing staff or a family member to come in and try and make some sense of it and fix it. I’ve even had this happen with healthcare professionals who were colleagues working in the same field but on different wards.

[@sarahriddle499]

And I assure you that ortho surgeon who almost killed your father gets paid probably 153x more than the ones who actually saved your fathers’s life.

[@UndisputedGH05T]

@@sarahriddle499 or maybe, just maybe… you shouldn’t admit patients to surgical wards where the surgeons almost never do this kind of management. Medicine is a very large subject, often the lines between diagnoses blurred, experience goes a long way.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

​@@icatfishedyourdad2767 What is MDT? I'm so sorry about what happened to your dad. And I hope he was & is OK.

[@katierasburn9571]

@@icatfishedyourdad2767 i think thats just a hospital thing tbh. Nobody communicates so trying to get anything reasonable done is a battle, but if you need the patient to do or take something specific, asking the nurse looking after them is typically your best bet. Failing that if the nurse hasnt a clue what youre telling them, straight to the consultant. In my experience they’ll agree to anything reasonable posed lol

[@plaggscamembert7465]

"Whaddup med brossss 😁" I absolutely love the energy ortho guy exudes 😂🤣

[@ConanLiuMD]

Never forget the number 1 rule: the role of the heart is to pump ancef to the bones! :)

[@TheOpticalFreak]

Ancef!?

[@rayyt5566]

My hot take: a calcified heart valve is a bone

[@tanthecomfymodder]

@@TheOpticalFreak it's a low grade antibiotic.

[@surgerystudio7654]

😂😂😂

[@jmw5214]

I’ve been making this joke for years… don’t remember where I picked it up, but as a former hospitalist and now ID doc, it still rings true for every ortho peri op case lol

[@Burks2121]

I was able to listen to almost this exact convo. Ortho: Hey so I got this guy with a nail in his knee. We are going to do surgery in the morning, but can you admit him? Hospitalist: Uh....he's like 30? You guys can't handle it? Ortho: HE'S A DIABETIC! Hospitalist: *eye roll so far he saw the back of his head*. What roooooom?

[@llllll1897]

Internal Medicine: the dumping ground of the entire hospital

[@stephaniekramer1430]

It’s how the hospitalist position was developed, right? No primary care physician with hospital privileges and requires hospital admission for whatever reason.

[@adiposeNarnian]

"I do kinda like sodium" was adorable

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

🥰

[@pfunk2637]

"If you understand hyponatremia, you understand medicine" said my medicine attending! I didn't, so I became a radiologist! :)

[@galeg4021]

im allied health i depend on y'all radiologists i cannot cobb an angle to save my life

[@ItsAsparageese]

These two comments represent such an adorable mutual respect between skillsets and the whole world (especially the medical world) needs more of this vibe

[@catzie_78]

@@ItsAsparageese ikr so wholesome 😭

[@preetipatel5512]

Looks like I am going to be radiologist as well

[@TheOpticalFreak]

Hypo☝️ meaning: low! Natr or natrium, ☝️meaning: sodium! Or salt! And emia ☝️Meaning: presence in blood! Low sodium levels in blood! 😁😅

[@schechnera]

General/trauma surgeon here. You are right on the money again, doc.

[@simonejohnson5376]

Same in the UK and Caribbean

[@taintedsoul888]

Difference between ortho and gen trauma is minimum 6 hours of undisturbed sleep

[@jankogo]

I am an emergency doctor and internal medicine specialist. I was just thinking "we do like sodium" and then he said it. ROFL!

[@NaturallyWit]

Can you explain why you like sodium so much??😅😅 I don't get it

[@jankogo]

@@NaturallyWit The coolest electrolyte for sure. A real bad boy. Responsble for a lot of trouble, hyponatremia the main one. 😉

[@NaturallyWit]

@@jankogo this answer didn't satisfy me at all. I'm just going to settle that medicine specialists are weird 😅😂 I'm joking of course 😇 I guess you just have to be a specialist to truly understand

[@blahblah8037]

@@NaturallyWit it’s just great to have and they always want more !

[@Mavranel]

@@NaturallyWit From what I understand it's because they admit a bunch of people who just don't have enough salt in their system so regardless of what they come in for they're also almost certainly being treated for hyponatremia (fancy word for not enough salt).

[@RS-mu2bz]

Intern year true story: Ortho: hey this guys got a low blood sugar, can you fix it? Med: its because he had insulin while fasting for surgery…give him some sugar Ortho: so…do you want to take over care?

[@bryanjacobs9680]

lol these guys have zero shame

[@papercityvlogs4325]

Lol.

[@bkane573]

Paramedic true story. Family doc orders fasting glucose. Does not tell patient not to take his insulin. Literally took the D50 off the top of their cart. Gave it to patient. Family doc has crazy idea I was taking him to the hospital. “No, his wife is going to take him to the diner down the road. Right now, before his sugar bottoms out again. We don’t take patients to the hospital because of insulin errors caused by poor patient patient education.”

[@matasa7463]

@@bryanjacobs9680 I mean... would you prefer they attempt to fix it themselves?

[@tejaswoman]

​@@bkane573 know anybody who can translate that first couple lines into something a literate non-medical person can understand? Not being snotty, I just genuinely I'm missing some little piece here.

[@Helen3691]

Another merch opportunity, Doc. “Keep the top number higher than the bottom number and don’t let it get to zero”. You know how many in healthcare would wear that?

[@waffles3629]

And non medical too!!! Then again I'm a chronic patient who gets mistaken for a nursing student every other interaction so......🤣 I once had the fun of reassuring a paramedic my blood pressure was fine, though he didn't believe me until he realized I couldn't see the monitor and had hit it almost dead on (off by 2 points on one number, correct for the other). Then he just stared at me very confused and slightly disturbed. 😂

[@Somethinggolfer123]

I saw a comment in another video saying that orthos are the "Chad's of medicine". Now I can't think otherwise 😂

[@claramay1814]

As an orthopedic nurse this was hilarious😂The ancef part is so accurate!

[@LadyRad2000]

Ortho straight up suckered Internal medicine right into admitting that patient. Nice job! 👍😂😂

[@kaylahall1219]

The hustle is real

[@timmycrw91]

One thing that I really like about your videos is that even though I’m not a doctor and don’t know anything about medicine I can kind of figure out how funny these are. It’s almost a learning experience lol

[@Denois95]

Every single internal medicine consultant I've ever talked to had the biggest hard on for walking me through the diagnosis and treatment of Euvolemic Hyponatremia. In our IM ward there were at least 2 or 3 SIADH pts at any given moment so the novelty wore off quickly but those internists do love themselves some sodium

[@spidrawebster]

I LOVE the line reading on "How would you like to...admit this patient I just operated on?"

[@Griever78]

Its so weird, I’m a non medical person watching, but I can just feel the funnies and humour in it and still love watching. :D

[@JWNGeorge]

"Continue three of the most important ones then switch the others to Ancef" As a pharmacist in a hospital setting...yes this does happen.

[@jorgescp1]

On the sodium part you said "no" but instead you should have said "na" 😂😂

[@yamik5524]

Hilarious

[@mountaingem6]

Good one😎

[@katherineg9396]

very good! 😅😅😅

[@brainkill7034]

Nice catch, def a missed opportunity

[@GingerA722]

Oh my goodness!!! So excited for you!! Sad I missed the celebration, so here’s an honorary “WOO-HOO”!!! You’re over 100,000 subscribers!!!! Congratulations!!!

[@solomonsmith8095]

As soon as I saw the title I KNEW ortho would start out with “waddup med bros!”

[@TheKamiBunny]

This is called "pretending to do a task badly to make someone else take over" Many married couples use this tactic, exactly the relationship that Ortho and Med have with each other, an old married couple 💑

[@karenekernas2785]

“Strategic incompetence”

[@knowyourenemy50]

exactly. except the ortho guys are the ones that are actually more intelligent and are pretending.

[@Monika-mb6jh]

Weaponized incompetence

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

"Take my ortho. I'm serious. Take him!"

[@TheKamiBunny]

🤣

[@thatwasinteresting3319]

There is a great urban legend that I heard in medical school. Goes like this: Old lady with a million medical problems falls and breaks her leg. She gets a “may survive surgery clearance from cards/medicine”. Orthopedic surgeon takes her to the OR. Mid surgery she crashes. Anaesthesia starts trying to resuscitate her. Meanwhile the orthopedic surgeon continues to operate fixing her leg. He finished the case as a anasthesia continues trying to get her back. Ortho breaks scrub and leaves the OR and goes and tells the family that his part went fine but that anaesthesia part was having some problems and that the anaesthesiologist would be out to talk to them later. Needless to say that the patient didn’t make it but her newly rodded femur was perfect. Got to love ortho the smartest guys in med school and the narrowest focus in medicine.

[@KyleRayner12]

Here's one a surg friend told me: What's the difference between a surgeon and a carpenter? A carpenter knows more than one antibiotic.

[@chrish4274]

Too funny!

[@bretmichaelcabreros2646]

Premed here, if u dont mins is it okay if u explain the joke. Will greatly appreciate it!

[@KyleRayner12]

@@bretmichaelcabreros2646 Surgeons are very fond of Ancef/cefazolin, and they leave more specialized culture analysis and empiric regimens to other inpatient teams most of the time.

[@bootmii98]

How many splinters do they get!?

[@Ttbaebae]

Do one for Obstetrics- every speciality always says- but she is pregnant 🤰, doesn’t matter what the presentation complaint is. And I’m like but she has kidneys but you’re not consulting nephrology 🙄.

[@Liantx]

My favorite part: keep the top number higher than the bottom number And don’t let it go to zero!

[@caffeinatedflumadiddle5061]

When he said ortho I thought “orthodontist” and let me tell you…this was a bewildering skit until I remembered orthopedics was a thing

[@user-bv7jc]

I CAN'T BELIEVE HOW GOOD THESE VIDEOS ARE IF YOU RELEASE (GOOD) MERCH I WILL BUY ITTTTTTTTTT

[@87RH]

And as the nurse has had to call ortho in the middle of the night for a prn or other simply issue not related to their surgery, I appreciate when they consult primary for med management or get a primary to admit and so do they.

[@MINERVAtheDREAMEATER]

"Keep the top number higher than the bottom number, don't let it go to zero. What else?"

[@mranderson1635]

At my hospital ortho just places a consult in the computer as a reflex to Hospitalist service. Nurse calls us to let us know we’ve been consulted on a healthy 65 y/o who takes no meds and will likely be discharged before we see them today

[@EmilyLucille523]

Great acting! As a nurse, I must say I absolutely love your videos. So true on so many levels!! 😂

[@matasa7463]

"Oh god, they're gonna kill the poor guy trying to save him... damnit, I gotta do it."

[@sunriselotus]

“Keep the top number higher than the bottom number, don’t let it go to zero.”❤😂❤.

[@haineko1989]

Omg, my mother jokes about that all the time. She says surgeons and ortho in general are just butchers and not doctors... She's in pediatrics 😂

[@n.sh.42]

Pt has sodium. If not exactly it, I have heard many times : "pt has sugar"! Means this is definitely a Medicine case.

[@augiefairchild8486]

here in Virginia, we prefer to say our patients have "the sugars"

[@showmetheway2]

You're brilliant. Specially the " choose the three most important ones" . How is this so common the world over?

[@j.c8727]

Legit screamed when he said keep the top number higher than the bottom number. Sharing this with all my doc friends. You really are a gem 🤣

[@garekbushnell3454]

Congrats on the new subscriber record!

[@bloomwithme5446]

yesss this ones my fav ive been waiting for it to be uploaded. thank youu

[@GLamoRousCooKie]

The sodium thing is too real 😅 Also, the ortho dude is scarily accurate.

[@user-oy3xl7zb7f]

"Switch all the others to Ancef" seriously had me rolling.

[@Dovahshepard]

I'm shocked Ortho didn't have a bunch of imaging orders to go along with the admission.

[@katierasburn9571]

If they had imaging during the procedure theres no clinical reason for it afterwards unless they did a piss poor job and its all come out… never seen that happen though!

[@WhoIsTheTheDrizzle]

Your shorts are great! They also illustrate why I don't regularly see a doctor as I can expire on my own without your help

[@sniper7ize]

Ortho: Tim Tim: Yeah Whatup Boss? Ortho is cool 😂😂

[@christi776]

Omgosh I love his voice, so soothing 😌

[@Average_Josh]

Keep up the great work!

[@tssteelx]

These are actually well thought out. Like the characters seem to pretty consistent from sketch to sketch.

[@AT-il2ej]

"Well I do like sodium" Same

[@sarmadhabibkhan3036]

"Keep the top number higher than the bottom number and don't let it go to zero" Good God Almighty

[@MeganZ.]

Please keep posting. Let’s just pray that this guy’s brain will never turn into soup.

[@113dmg9]

At least not high sodium soup.

[@Kinematic1987]

"Keep the top number higher than the bottom number, don't let it go to zero" absolute gold!

[@CastielMichael88]

This is like in Scrubs when surgeon every time trying to push patient to the intern doctors asap.

[@nicolemascarenhas7973]

Congrats on hitting 100k Doc!!

[@min-hyunkim3949]

One of my favorite characters!!!

[@jhOO7]

I applaud how this guy is able to play different characters and edit this video. Would love to see a behind the scenes video of how you put the whole script and acting together!

[@thepragmaticexistentialist]

What's funny is that my own orthopedic surgeon was hyper just like this character. 😂

[@Mjhopeful]

I looked forward to your posts everyday! I work in a medical environment. You are spot on dude😅

[@kaylahall1219]

Ortho is just carpentry. The framers. You have plumbing? Heating? Windows? Ortho is not your contractor. 😂

[@enigma7731]

Dude you SO rock! Can definitely tell you’ve been around and know what’s going on 😂. I laugh so hard when I watch your stuff cause I’ve been there don’t that 😂😂😂!!!

[@ililnavehbenjamin]

Doc, be careful, you’re getting so good at these that soon your real-life doctoring may be overshadowed by your social media prowess...

[@iplaythebasslol]

I have absolutely no backround in medicine but i love these videos. You're great.

[@azizmohamed1884]

It’s true , we internist love sodium 😂

[@karinaroman4896]

You always make my day. THANK YOU for making me laugh.

[@maryaigler7651]

Sad fact: my daughter as a nursing assistant told the Orthopod resident that his blood sugar was 54. He asked if that was bad…

[@Nightraven26]

If you’re in the US, that’s very low (54 mg/dL). If you’re in Europe, that’s very high (54 mmol/L). Either way, it’s not good.

[@dylanfitch2997]

That's a bit shocking. However, we all know the volume and capacity of any med graduate is so much more extensive than that of the RNs, CNAs, Paramedics ect

[@pheebsdazon3469]

@@dylanfitch2997 Be that as it may, RNs should know what a normal blood sugar level is. If they don't , they have no business being one..

[@dylanfitch2997]

@@pheebsdazon3469 sure, but she was referring to a resident

[@karinaroman4896]

OMG. You learn that in your second semester at medical school.

[@eilisnugent]

Ortho is a genius! He can always get someone else to admit his patients

[@drhandle4498]

That's something that could go on merch: Got sodium?

[@Qwerty0791]

Na

[@lamoinette23]

🤣🤣🤣

[@georgehillyer7959]

You do a great job. I love these.

[@ravenvalentine9823]

As someone with Fibromyalgia who got sent to Ortho before they figured it out. Thank you for these. It makes me feel much better about thinking they were a little clueless for not listening to me when it all went down. Between these and my past experiences I can now detect Ortho Bros from a mile away based off nothing but the twinge in my muscles alone.

[@juliehay9967]

Dear lord I love these clips! I’m a pharmacist so I guess I circumnavigate the medical field somewhat but your characters are spot on 👍🏻Pure genius! I bet you’re a fantastic ophthalmologist 😀

[@maureencameron4120]

Too funny.....and sadly, too true. The internists at my hospital now admit all hip fractures to medicine for just this reason. :/

[@katierasburn9571]

To be fair a hip fracture is a serious injury

[@brittanyloomis6656]

I can hear "How would you...like...to...admit the patient I just operated on?" in the voice of every Ortho bro I've ever operated with.

[@ela5720]

🤣🤣🤣 Just started my ortho rotation today 😁

[@MrJoebass702]

I think about this particular bit almost daily. Thank you for this.

[@fadmap9676]

Continue 3 of the most important meds and switch all the other ones to Ancef 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ladycrafty6]

These videos are awesome!! A peek inside of internships are 🤪. 😂 Keep them coming please! 🤗

[@katalystkatapatheticalyssa5987]

>keep the 3 most important and switch all others to Ancef >meanwhile down in pharmacy... 😐 🤨 🤔 😐😐😐 😑 🙄 🤣 ?!?!? 😮‍💨

[@tomsellers9468]

Had hip replacement surgery 3 years ago. Great Ortho surgeon. Very upbeat during the entire process until he removed my bandage after one week and saw signs of infection. He turned stone cold and sent to to a wound care specialist that hour. Now that scared me!

[@harryw.174]

"hes on 25 different meds" "Keep the 3 most important, replace the rest with ancef" Reminds me of getting admitted to the psych ward. They refused to give me my meds except gabapentin, then tried to start me on antidepressants for the symptoms that I only had cuz they refused to give me the meds and I was in withdrawal.

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

I was in the psych ward. They forgot one of my meds, so I had to tell them which one they forgot. The kicker? I was in there for attempting suicide by refusing to take my meds.

[@Ayesha.explorer]

I love the way u make it easier to communicate 😊

[@brookehiggins4421]

The funny thing is that ortho bros literally have the highest board scores

[@milagrosguzmandebarranco7812]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i love to cone back to these videos...I always laugh as if it were the first time watching!

[@rysedalnick8300]

sometimes your videos make me wonder if i’ve ever been “the patient with sodium” when i’ve needed medical attention

[@sumansarkar8438]

Out of all the characters ..Ortho is the coolest ..

[@JFTL81]

I knew an orthopedic guy that wrote on all his notes simply, “BBMF”. I asked him what that was all about and he said it stands for “Bone Broke Me Fix”. 😆 One of my med school professors told that joke.

[@craftygal4494]

Your skits are amazing! I have spammed my entire family with them. 😊