"People Don't Die From Peeing" | House M.D..

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

Whoever is running this channel is playing a significant role in keeping the House fandom alive. In these comments there’s always new people discovering it too!

[@chitlitlah]

I think it's an employee or employees at Peacock. I'm not complaining, but they're probably getting paid to do it, not just doing it because they want to share their passion for the show.

[@koyakream]

​@@chitlitlahof course they're getting paid for this. it's social media management

[@HkgHkg-gu3rd]

All have been done Pretty well.

[@Dillweeb]

Indeed, I tried to look for good doctor to try to get into that, only 1-5 min clips at most nothing. Like come on give me 10 minute clips and paragraph guy in the comments.

[@-venusx]

IKRR

[@dars5229]

The actress does a really good job in the ice bath. Not just the shivering but the tremble in the voice. In real life, the ice is plastic and the water's lukewarm. Still not the most comfortable way to sit for a few hours.

[@neekonsaadat2532]

How do you know it wasn't just ice lol

[@dars5229]

@@neekonsaadat2532 Real ice would have made her breath visible, not to mention it would have melted from the heat of the lighting equipment over the hours of the shoot.

[@TimmyInTarky]

@@dars5229 Ice can be renewed in the tub. And you won't get visible breath from getting cold yourself, the air around you or just the difference in much colder air need to be present. You still breath out air of body temperature and inner body temp can drop as far as 20-25 degrees Celsius for short periods of time, which would still not be enough to condense and make visible breath, considering the room is also of normal between 19-25 degs

[@neekonsaadat2532]

@@dars5229 yeah great acting here, regardless whether they had her in a real ice bath

[@DerpDevilDD]

@@dars5229 Wait, why would you be able to see her breath?

[@robertturnbull7797]

"What do you want me to do? Say yes, just because you're House?" "...... I'd certainly like that, yeah." one of my favourite House line deliveries

[@Nizamm1]

The way he says "yeah" is f$&king funny😂😂

[@AverageLeagueHack]

I know right it's like he's asking if that's an option.

[@tinostarks]

props to whoever is editing these clips/running the channel, they are the perfect size to see enough of the episode and get someone hooked!

[@raven4k998]

wait wait wait hold on you can die from peeing when did this become possible?

[@mwbright]

If they didn't play that ominous music every time someone gets coded, they wouldn't be overwhelmed with anxiety that makes decisions much more difficult.

[@megiab]

Word. I should apply that to my own life.

[@EZ-D-FIANT]

If they didn't, I would just think they were getting freaky or something it really helps me understand what's going on!

[@terinn7115]

HAHAHAHAHAHA. I like the way you think. Cheers.

[@moretimeneeded56]

I wonder if they could try other musical options such as the Benny Hill theme (Yakety Sax) or the Can Can.

[@mattstewart299]

3:17 Dr. Mike burst through my TV screaming CHEST COMPRESSIONS! Over and over again lol

[@kennysboat4432]

Exactly, clearly either the doctors aren't required to take ACLS/BLS or they have cutting edge knowledge that shows shocking people in asystole without checking a rhythm is the best approach.

[@jackiekemp8179]

thats all i was thinking when watching that 😂😂

[@MizLaur]

3:17 @DoctorMike haunts this channel screaming “chest compressions! Chest Compressions!! cHeSt CoMpReSsIoNs!!!”

[@upthebracket26]

CHEST COMPRESSIONS!!!

[@MDKGunner]

To quote him "WHY ARE YOU GOING FOR THE PADDLES???"

[@bvillebikelady3651]

😂😂😂😂

[@annahood4083]

Hahahah fr fr!!

[@inscrutababble1932]

Word. I'd love to see a video of just clips of people in medical shows doing CPR badly, with 'stayin alive' in the background. Commentary like 'too fast!' 'too slow' 'not hard enough!' and the occasional 'what are you trying to do here? That's not even the right place!'

[@feircefelinerhythm]

Once you faint (which brought her into the hospital) she would have been labled a fall risk, especially when they dont know what caused it. She wouldn't have been allowed to get up herself when she had to pee.

[@daisycake]

If I had a nickel for every time patients fell in this show because the doctors were being negligent 😂

[@carroy123456]

I've been to the hospital multiple times for fainting, i didn't realize they weren't suppose to let me walk to the bathroom. Now I'm worried about my local hospital even more. ☹️

[@fankgaming7753]

its a tv show

[@feircefelinerhythm]

@@fankgaming7753 no sh*t Sherlock 🤣 I would have never guessed that /s

[@cleanerben9636]

You'd think that but it often gets missed

[@Imightbecrying]

Unreal that you'd shock someone in cardiac arrest without looking at a monitor first.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

Yeah I’m a registered nurse of almost 40 years this show is never a medically accurate.

[@thaddeusbarrick8432]

Dont forget. Its a tv show. They cant tell a scalpel from a soda bottle. Heres a diabetic with a low blood glucose quick give her insulin

[@HannahRose-lh9rf]

Well in a emergency when you check for a pulse and there isn’t one usually chest compressions come first before using an AED unless there is one accessible and within hands reach, but of course I’m not a doctor or an RN. But I did get CPR and first aid certified in school.

[@raggarbergman]

@@Americanpatriot-zo2tk Are there any medical shows that are accurate? :) As a trained mechanic, the same pretty much goes with almost every movie mechanic to that in many cases they don't even know what they are doing.

[@yossarian00]

@@raggarbergman the secret is nothing is ever accurate. It's just that only the people who are in those fields know JUST how inaccurate it is lol

[@ddubiejr]

"That must be one hell of a happy place" hits even harder when you know what's in Kutner's future. 😢

[@DoctorJaneDoe]

😢

[@rasbury77]

Kutner wanted to become a doctor when he was 8 ❤

[@Shendue]

SPOILERS, guys, use the SPOILERS magic word and leave some spaces before writing them. People new to the show may be watching this.

[@ccggenius]

Imagine having to tell the parents you have to step down as their kids teacher because they're so annoying they're literally killing you.

[@3v068]

All I hear is Dr. Mike saying "CHEST COMPRESSIONS!"

[@OrangeCat1992]

Brain biopsies are not how you test for multiple sclerosis. You test with an MRI and an LP. The brain lesions caused by MS are demyelination not tumors.

[@axelbrackeniers5488]

I mean… they were using an AED on someone that flatlined… i think this show has some bigger medical inaccuracies than the one you described lol

[@ev6558]

​@@axelbrackeniers5488 If you don't even know the difference between an AED and an MED I don't think you're in a position to criticize medical inaccuracies.

[@axelbrackeniers5488]

@@ev6558 english isnt my native language, i just call any defribilator an AED. MED literally doesnt even exist in my language, even after searching for it for quite a bit.

[@axelbrackeniers5488]

@@ev6558 since i cant find it i’m gonna assume MED is a manual electronic defribilator? Its pretty obvious its not automatic since she manually charges the pads. Again AED is just my way of saying defribilator in english since its always referred to an AED in all the english content i have consumed. So to me AED was synonymous with defribilator.

[@soulfulgardener]

bingo, I just had an MRI for a possible MS diagnosis, glad it was negative

[@stereoroid]

What the hell - a brain biopsy to check for MS? MRI machine down or something?

[@OrangeCat1992]

They were just in the MRI room too! Like, what!?

[@kshitijbhoge3349]

Exactly

[@aliceramdom.s]

lol

[@jworth7203]

Spinal tap is also quite a bit less invasive. That’s how I was diagnosed.

[@ineedhoez]

MS only shows up on an mri once you're down like ninety percent of your myelin sheath.

[@metamorphicorder]

You dont paddle someone who has no pulse. Its chest compressions. Defib is for correcting a bad rythm it resets your heart to normal sinus rhythm.

[@scifikid108]

I think the qualified doctor's probably know best!

[@hazbinotakusimp2182]

Dr. Mike would have a field day with them XD

[@ibrudiiv]

Noticed that too and came to the comments. Doctor or not, even an AED would have suggested to defib or not, but that patient should have been on a 3-4 lead with 24/7 monitoring, and looking at the rhythm would have warranted a shock or not (witnessed in this case, then CPR). Not just blindly defib based on no carotid pulse.

[@raewren]

6:14 at this point, I got up to go to the bathroom. I didn’t need a biopsy to be diagnosed, just a couple MRIs with and without contrast.

[@wollfixx]

STOP SHOCKING PEOPLE WITHOUT PULSE! That's not how it works. They need chest compression! - I know it's not important, but people take tv for real and do the wrong thing or in this case some will forget to do the right thing. No Pulse = Chest compression!

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

Not the case when I got my EMT in 07. Has something changed? When we learned, it was chest compressions and a cpr rescue mask until we could hook up to an aed and then shock. If an aed is present, you should hoof up immediately if no pulse is present.

[@kyos8462]

Omg Hollywood got it wrong???? How is it possible??? The world must be ending!!! A tv show has medical inaccuracie!!!! NOOOOOOOOO😭. If people are dumb enough to think this is how things work...they'll hate the lawsuit then an reality will come

[@samdaly1955]

​@oneofthosepeople2101 Most standard issue (self diagnostic) defibs won't administer a shock unless there's some semblance of a pulse. They're more for setting a steady beat rather than starting it up from nothing again. I guess things have changed since then, no harm done though!

[@ibrudiiv]

@@oneofthosepeople2101 Without a pulse it's compressions. With an AED you would shock if advised. So you pull up no pulse, compressions. Pull up with a pulse and have an AED, let it advise for a shock, compressions otherwise (with pulse, assuming patient is unresponsive, cyanotic, check airway, ABCs, etc). ALS unwitnessed, check pulse, compressions if applicable, monitor for shockable rhythm and shock if so, ACLS. ALS witnessed shockable rhythm, shock, compressions, ACLS. This is not medical advice. GET TRAINING PEOPLE. IT CAN SAVE A FAMILY MEMBER.

[@adamwilliams7064]

I have a automatic internal defibrillator and I will be fine but the thing still zaps me it's designed to reset the heart rhythm not restart the heart

[@HuntsmanStrong]

27 year old massage therapist can’t stop watching house clips and compilations. Differential diagnosis:

[@ThatsSpectacular]

Hippoplaque-psoriasis. The stomach craves chips and sodas, the mind craves quips and soaps.

[@shitneyb5562]

Ran out of content on the Hub

[@HuntsmanStrong]

@@shitneyb5562 never

[@tonitee3332]

Every time I see a short I just have to go look at the entire episode.😆

[@raven4k998]

wait wait wait hold on you didn't know that you can die from peeing oh you have a lot to learn about the crazy ways you can die in this world then🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@DragonGoddess18]

And to think this teacher got this job because she went to the wrong room by mistake

[@bruhmoment1835]

Is it hard for you to live life with a sponge in place of your brain?

[@ShinySonic]

@@bruhmoment1835dawg did you not watch the video? She wouldn’t be a teacher without walking into the wrong room 💀

[@davenclawthehobbit2842]

​@@ShinySonicYes, but she didn't get the job because of the mistake, the mistake lead her to pursue a different path which lead to becoming a teacher

[@sashaenglebert]

The first scene's filters made me think this was a season 1 episode

[@Seeitall728]

It’s not

[@sashaenglebert]

@@Seeitall728 I... Know?

[@FineAdditionCollector]

God damnit… a house video on my recommendation…. It’s that time again, another month.

[@MrRepoman197]

The fact people are watching and talking about these clips years after the shows end means something!

[@4PPLENEVE]

kudos to whoever is uploading these

[@jennhoff03]

Yeah, um, an MRI is how you'd see plaques on the brain. There's absolutely no reason to do surgery to see them.

[@Hooperjz78]

I only just realized yesterday that the tag at the end of this show: "rhats some bad hat harry" was from jaws 😂

[@PeterSedesse]

I always laugh when House makes references to pop culture. The reference to Corky is about the TV show ' life goes on' which is about a special needs kid.

[@kleetus92]

So... from first hand experience, after having two strokes over a 40 year span of time, what they were describing is called a PFO, or 'patent foramen ovale'. It will not make you bleed out of various orifi, but it can give you migraines, strokes or, kill you depending on how big the opening still is, how old you are, and what you're blood chemistry is like. The easiest way to spot this thing is a trans esulpigal ensephilocardiogram, or TEE for a thankfully much shorter and easier to say procedure that's basically a sonogram with a transponder down your throat. It provides you a 90 degree view of the heart a standard sonogram can't see. The cure is an appliance that they shove up through a pair of catheters they put in by your groin and place on either side of the hole. It basically looks like a double pinwheel or umbrella that effectively acts like flex seal and sandwitches the hole area in the heart with these two flexible 'seals' that take the place of what should have been closed off naturally. Mine was 6mm in diameter, a friend of mine had the same, but hers was 25mm... yes... an inch. Mine was put in over covid Feb 2021, so I had to play the stupid mask game, but 2 weeks after having the procedure I was down in Florida in the end of February, on an alligator hunt with some friends, giving it a stress test, worked great... I didn't die. I was somewhat disappointed however that I did not gain any additional functionality or spidey senses when it was all over. I did manage to pull a House on the doctors however... I was initially in a UPMC facility, this happened on Halloween weekend 2020. They were pissing around and wanted to put me on all kinds of meds on top of blood thinners and were talking about the operation in June or July, which to me was 100% unacceptable so I researched some other top cardiologists in my area. Went to Butler's medical team and they described the procedure that they were going to start doing (which was this), but they hadn't completed all the training for it yet, though it was very similar to another procedure for Atrial Fibrillation correction, just using a different appliance. I said, so you need a guinea pig right? Hospital head and lead cardiologist looked at each other surprised then turned to me and said why would you want to be our first patient on a new procedure?? I said 'Easy, I know you'll do the best job possible because if you kill me your entire program is shot!' They looked at each other for a second and shrugged and said they couldn't argue with that logic, but they still wanted some time to practice. I said take your time!

[@bluebutler6787]

To long.

[@kleetus92]

@@bluebutler6787 The ladies don't mind.

[@WomanNextDoor]

Whenever I watch a House clip I just know that I'll end up watching the whole series again, for the fifth time.

[@Diamon_sword1]

8:06 uh-huh, take notes of this, cause that's TOTALLY how a baby works 💀

[@seaofglass77]

Thanks, this is the comment I came looking for. I currently have a baby and... you don't yell at them . There are a million other things you try. Maybe first take off that stupid frully outfit, kids probably itchy and hot.

[@Diamon_sword1]

​@@seaofglass77exactly, the writers of house M.D should already known this, but i guess they didn't

[@robsmith6281]

We could settle this with Rock Paper Scissors lol.

[@donnajones3171]

Its a TV series and very entertaining. But I would not use it as a guide to my health. I really enjoy it.

[@darthimperious1594]

Precisely.

[@Photo_doctor]

This Channel is active!

[@desichalkos5627]

3:36 "No structural defects in her heart" Well clearly you didn't look hard enough!

[@MsLogjam]

I wonder if they could somehow harness that absence of stress response to help people with severe anxiety.

[@YOURteacher_100]

There is something in saliva that is an extremely powerful painkiller, antidepressant and loads of other things Sadly, we haven’t been able to replicate it in amounts that are actually useable

[@aliceramdom.s]

​@@YOURteacher_100ok

[@shieh.4743]

Hear hear!

[@xTetraMuffinsx]

The second the patient fell... oh man

[@44godson]

Hugh is such an iconic, masterfully physician..

[@vi0let831]

9:12 Oh hey I had that as a newborn! I had to have a PDA ligation along with my twin brother who also had that :) Not that it's a good thing but I just find it funny that I finally hear the same condition that I had mentioned in a show lol

[@andromedatonks60]

Now you know if you only hadnt had it fixed you’d have been the ultimate special ed teacher! (joking) And agreed it’s funny, especially when it’s a rare condition you typically never hear mentioned irl! I had an intussusception as a baby which came up in one of these episodes

[@vi0let831]

@@andromedatonks60 Wait im stupid I don't get it LMAO 😭 also funny thing is my brother is literally special needs NO JOKE LMAO but yeah that's really cool whenever more uncommon conditions that you have yourself is mentioned somewhere!! This is probably weird but it actually makes me a bit happy to be acknowledged like that???

[@vi0let831]

@@andromedatonks60 Just googled intussusception and wow you were so lucky to survive that!! I've never heard of that condition before, that's pretty interesting ngl

[@therealvbw]

That's right, Challenge Pissing!

[@gamerfourlife64]

i understood this reference XD

[@Mrluig2177]

so did i

[@desichalkos5627]

Holy hell thats an old reference

[@Mollie.E13]

absolute legends running this channel

[@ForeverForty]

Cameron still have the hots for House - 100% It never faded even if she married Chase lol

[@dermothoran1814]

Sometimes doctors are like mechanics. Thank God for their skills, but they can make mistakes too. 🤔✌️

[@aaronmurray7308]

Isn't there an episode where she leaves in the evening with her girlfriend on a motorcycle?

[@aaronmurray7308]

Isn't there an episode where she rides off with her girlfriend on a motorcycle?

[@danielbarker2522]

It should've been me 😩

[@SentinelStudios1]

​@@aaronmurray7308 that's Thirteen (Olivia Wilde), not Cameron

[@YrimuMay]

Love watching these clips again ❤

[@vividdawn913]

oh wow...gotta love medical shows. "No pulse, get the paddles." 😂

[@aristanaeelektra9436]

Switching numbers and not noticing/forgetting to pee. That sound more like Adhd.

[@soulfulgardener]

That describes my life, hope House doesn't want to cut into my brain, lol

[@allthingsharbor]

ADHD is what I thought, too, with the patient being dyslexic, oblivious to some things and obsessed with others, forgetting to pee, etc. This show gave a good example of my other half's typical day. LoL

[@zerotodona1495]

Forgetting to pee has nothing to do with your disability… you could have spine damage… like I do. It could be another disease.

[@CrashSable]

How in the hell are there no comments about "nobody can stop me from being premature"?

[@rickmorty7284]

😂😂😂😂

[@mchllwoods]

I would love to see Dr. Mike react to this episode!😂❤

[@ILIKEOTTERS]

New goal in life is to prove that title wrong

[@ElGatoBlanco1970]

Corky, lol. Shout out to the Homie Corky. That TV show was important back in the day.

[@FullTimePatient37]

What 6:32 MS is diagnosed with an MRI!

[@aliceramdom.s]

lol

[@mr.sirdonkeyarnoldjr.sr.9512]

The little girl at the beginning was in "all the food is poison" on Tim and Eric awesome show.

[@zmanmotors6649]

House is one of the greatest shows ever. Highly recommend to watch.

[@stavik96]

3:18 seen too much of dr mike because I started going "chest compressions chest compressions!"

[@Evieteresa]

My exact thought!

[@axelbrackeniers5488]

Yeah lol, shocking a flatlined patient literally does nothing

[@Richman-iw4tv]

They were watching Fletch during the fake radiation. Nice

[@Junebug89]

That intro looks straight out of season 1 with that colour grading.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

“29 year old special ed teacher coughs up blood all over Corky” LMFAO he was so wrong for that 💀💀

[@soumyasuvramitra]

Coughing blood & losing sense never seen in real life.😂😂

[@chilomine839]

It's almost dramatic.

[@alex1vid]

QUESTION - so what's with the Easter Egg at 2:48 in the show? I never caught that. I think it's from one of the Fletch movies? Any guesses?

[@FullTimePatient37]

Pfft hated hated those episodes of Cameron being in charge instead of Cuddy..and with the blonde hair It didn't also suit her .. double cringe 😬

[@aliceramdom.s]

yeah I don't like cameron with blonde hair

[@Thathestiadevotee]

I loved that episode and Jennifer Morrison can pull off any hair color. I liked the brunette hair better but the blonde looked good too.

[@h445]

bollocks, girl looked yummy as a blonde

[@PaddyPawsRescue]

There was a woman in the news a while ago who died from drinking way too much water at one time. So you can kind of die from peeing.

[@saph7198]

Im sorry but did they just use an abdominal probe to look at the heart 😂😂😂😂 also thats not the window to diagnose a patent ductus arteriosus 🤣🤣

[@Zola_6]

Everyone always coughing up blood on this show 😂

[@PrayerfullyBlessedMama]

I’m never allowed to get up on my own, or go to the bathroom without help in and out when I’ve had tests.

[@jvcyt298]

Cold Agglutinin disease, I have that. No fun in the winter time.

[@chesterholland5909]

Baby looks like house

[@grilledleeks6514]

7:45 is her ENTIRE brain exposed? While she is awake? Theres no way this is a real thing right?

[@pupaygaming9002]

Is house done? And how many season?

[@anjelica948]

Yes, it’s finished, it ran for 8 seasons.

[@sierrajohnson717]

They didn’t give her a potty break before a procedure?!

[@MoaiGuy7537]

Why can I see this actor playing Doctor Strange

[@souraldandothi5681]

wonder who is acting the patient!! amazing acting

[@DelcoRanz93]

Her name is Erika Flores. I remember her from Star Trek: The Next Generation's fifth season episode "Disaster". She was one of the kids that was trapped in the turbolift with Captain Picard after the Enterprise was severely damaged by the space anomaly of the week.

[@souraldandothi5681]

@@DelcoRanz93 woahh!! She looks soo different in this, I didn’t recognise even after watching Star Trek:TNG

[@Milamberinx]

@@DelcoRanz93oh wow, she’s Number One! It’s poetry that she’s paying someone great with “annoying kids” as an adult.

[@ashleybeverly7328]

Hey House Crew!🎉😂

[@harringt100]

Wait, I don't get why having blood flow only to your right brain would make you less stressed.

[@bumblebeerror9019]

The left hemisphere of the brain in most people tends to deal with order, lists, organization, math, etc. she becomes less stressed because the side of her brain that would control her stress is getting less blood and possibly also dying.

[@Zathurex95]

You could have an aneurism on the toilet, you never know!

[@janedoeYT]

One of my mom's friends actually died that way - he died in an airplane toilet, and nobody noticed him for a while.

[@aliceramdom.s]

​@@janedoeYToh

[@F_Print]

I really felt the patient's distress at the baby's cries. I find there is little more infuriating than listening to a baby crying. I don't think I could stand being a parent for very long.

[@scottrolfes3939]

Best show ever.

[@rnhs-drr2138]

Who knows two difference seen here. Too much stress n she passes out. Second- no noise and she feel ok. But anatomy is ready to act when noise comes. I know someone who moved out from a city to town just to get away from noise (yes liitle part of multiple sclerosis ) eventually after two decades they visited city n could stay couple of hours... This I learnt when this specific person use to accept of lot of trauma adaptimg capabilities , fight n nuisance adapting capabilities and not saying anything. Eventually leading internal constant change. I m not Dr. We learnt from seeing patient n what Dr said.

[@thomasjensen6243]

Why would he have to cut into her brain??? An MRI would show MS plaques.

[@Lemasterofgaming]

Can anyone confirm is it was in fact bad news for the kids?

[@tiranito2834]

summary: House you doombfoocc you're wrong! No lol, u r rong Oh ok look, turns out hoosee is correctumingo lol still no trust her doktor

[@winsomefoster]

Oh, for God's sake, get a room 😅😅😅

[@BigGuy8059]

Normal way to diagnose MS is to do a head MRI. Completely non-invasive, but really boring. You lay there with your head inside the magnetic ring for an hour of very loud thuds. The only interesting part is they have several intervals of different frequencies. Spinal MRI takes five hours. I'm never doing that again.

[@just-tess]

I get tense in every show now whenever they're doing a procedure where they're in a different room from the patient, MRI, CT, etc. something always goes wrong...

[@CorderoVChristensen]

Once again doctor house comes out to be the top doctor of all doctor's

[@Chana-ml4tx]

I bet hugh Laurie became as knowledgeable as the best doctors after doing this show

[@12thDecember]

I just can't imagine Cuddy losing it like that. And, yes, I've been around a non-stop crying baby, so I know it's frustrating. But she was _yelling_ at her baby.

[@WonderfulWino]

I am not a people person and I hate kids and id consider myself a horrific human being compared to that character of Cuddy and I wouldn't be yelling at a baby especially when other people can hear it. Such a horrible scene.

[@aekelly]

@@WonderfulWino @12thDecember I think you can't put yourself in her situation because you've never been in that situation.

[@emilynightray]

She wasn't just dealing with a crying baby, she was also dealing with people doing unneeded brain surgery while talking to her on the phone. Have you been in that situation?

[@SunKiJaykeHeeSungWon]

It’s VERY common for a lot of new mothers to get angry at their own babies. It’s a symptom of PPD. It doesn’t look like Cuddy had any extra help at this time and crying babies, especially your own, are very stressful. Could be PPD or something of the like. That, alongside being on the phone on an extreme case pushed her to a breaking point of yelling.

[@mountaingirlwolf3639]

Cuddy adopted her baby so while she is definitely overwhelmed there’s no postpartum doing it

[@NamyGhibli]

Yeah be confused. You will never know why this got 500 likes :)

[@carminemartino1197]

It is I

[@horrorfan1978]

@@carminemartino1197thanks man

[@gamerfourlife64]

@nomennescio7457 Can't you just let people have nice things sit down XD

[@horrorfan1978]

@nomennescio7457 thats nuts

[@b00nz0r]

@@gamerfourlife64as yes, when education entered your life you get violently mad and want it away. Go watch Minons, incel

[@2010RSHACKS]

Yelling at babies is great parenting

[@lanebreakerRBH]

I love house, but my lord it annoys me that they use paddles with no pulse, without doing a heart rhythm check or doing CPR. THATS BASIC MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE

[@mikewazowski350]

the baby crying scene is stupid

[@thestalicho]

If the patient was wired up surely the delicate monitoring equipment wiring would have burned out when the paddles were applied and discharged?

[@YOURteacher_100]

Well the equipment would be fine, it has surge protectors to help with that

[@Romial34]

House was right. Kids are annoying.

[@aliceramdom.s]

yes

[@LittleJohnnyMarston1911]

So what if the shows not medically accurate. It’s entertaining asf.

[@ILov3Ducs]

House sounds just like my band director and it’s actually scary

[@reconsoldier135]

The way Kal Penn's character was written off the show was...not great

[@Martin2k17]

Thank Obama

[@JonKloske]

Love that 13 suggested a PFO and in the end it turned out to be the pretty similar condition PDA.

[@ksben0016]

Isn’t removing a perfectly good organ a bad thing?

[@kittyelf1485]

As a general rule, yes. Sometimes they have to do it though to fix another problem, at least if I understand properly but it’s rare.

[@zerotodona1495]

Yes and no. My tonsils were making me extremely sick as a child. Once they got removed, I stopped having ear infections and strep all the time.

[@natashabrown4790]

When did Cameron start being in charge?! I didnt watch that season.

[@brooklynnpratt4927]

I love this

[@FelipeKana1]

How the heck the phone call would be at ear shot from the patient in the middle of a brain procedure!!!!

[@Jose.AFT.Saddul]

He placed the phone next to the intercom probably

[@EZ-D-FIANT]

Yea cos they did all those expensive scans of her heart but didnt do the cheap ultrasound...🤔

[@MisMatched.docu.862]

To the people who make house videos like this: where do I sign up?

[@KristopherCharles]

Somewhere at a Comcast subsidiary, presumably, since this channel is run by Peacock which is owned by them.

[@aliceramdom.s]

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