WHAT'S YOUR BEST MOMENT?! | Doctor Reacts to [SCRUBS] | My Best Moment | Season 4 Episode 12

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[@MrAlathiel]

"You can't restart somebody's heart by giving them a high five." Well, maybe YOU can't. But THE TODD certainly can! Miracle five 🖐

[@JessTheMD]

LOL I have not mastered the miracle five. This is true. 🙈😅

[@jthomann71]

Kelso would be the last person to want surgery observed for many reasons, including and especially malpractice liability.

[@tycol322]

Unless that was the point. I mean if the board of directors or whoever he answered to wanted it, he might have went with it as malicious compliance. A way to show them "see? I told you it was a bad idea. Now can we are this idea for good before it gets worse?" To me it seems like the sly, sneaky thing he would do when he couldn't strong arm his position for control

[@xenogenesis9635]

But think about all the popcorn you could sell.

[@jagger2001]

He would absolutely want it if it was something a wealthy family that had ties to the hospital expressed interest in, with a promise of donating more money

[@jthomann71]

@@jagger2001 Then he'd better hope the surgery goes exactly to plan or they have a bunch of witnesses to a malpractice lawsuit.

[@jagger2001]

@@jthomann71 yeah for sure

[@paha4209]

At the beginning of the show it is made clear that Carla is one of the few people Dr. Cox has truely respect for and cares about at the hospital. Later JD, Elliot and Turk also get his respect as well as him being friends with Kelso once he retires.

[@xenogenesis9635]

At this point we just need a series of you watching the show. Love your reactions.

[@JessTheMD]

haha! At this rate, it'll happen over time 😆 Thank you so much for the support!!

[@xenogenesis9635]

@@JessTheMD Anytime! I know you watched some later season episodes, but the character development is really good if you watch it in order. :)

[@JessTheMD]

lol! I watched all of scrubs MULTIPLE times when it was running.... it's just been a while, and I've watched so many other things that some of the smaller details, I've forgotten 😆 I do remember the character development being wonderful ❤️

[@xenogenesis9635]

@@JessTheMD Whoops, my bad lol I'd still love to see it

[@alexcroft1486]

100%, a patreon with full reactions would be sweet haha 🤣🤣

[@stephenkrauss8240]

My wife walked left the unit on her nursing home and yelled down the hall on Friday the 13th "It's been so quiet today!"

[@JessTheMD]

LOL omg your wife sounds horrible in the best way possible!!! ❤️ That's hilarious! I hope no one got too angry with her for that one 😝

[@benrast1755]

One thing occurred to me when thinking about families observing surgery. It’s an old quote, but a goodie - minor surgery is surgery performed on someone else. 😁

[@JessTheMD]

Love that! So true!

[@lastboyscout73]

Scrubs is one of my all time favorite TV shows and your reactions and explanations are amazing. I also love your energy, I bet your a great Doctor as well.

[@JessTheMD]

Wow, thank you so much!! I really appreciate it! ❤️ I sure hope I'm a great doctor! That's my goal ❤️

[@jaycee330]

Fun fact. Sarah Chalke in addition to speaking German from childhood, went to a French immersion school as well, which is why she can speak French as well. She is trilingual.

[@jaycee330]

Not so fun fact - Speaking of Kawasaki Disease, Sarah's son also has it.

[@morphman86]

Cox had the best memory in both versions, for sure. First, because it was just awesome. Second, because he's the only one whose memory was of someone else's achievement.

[@JasonON]

My brother completed his PhD in Nursing last December after being an RN anesthesiologist for about a decade. He says the MDs listen to him all the time and, maybe being a bit cocky, says: "They do what I say."

[@TheRedStateBlue]

he's a nurse anesthetist. an anesthesiologist is a doctor.

[@jthomann71]

Let the MDs hear him tell someone that and he won't stay cocky for long. Or employed.

[@shademoriq]

The Tod is awesome we met him at a comic con years ago and yes we got a high five from him :)

[@JessTheMD]

Omg he seems like he would be great! I’m glad to know he actually is irl!

[@bros402]

@@JessTheMDHe's a realtor now.

[@stevensorrell1625]

I've been watching a few of your scrubs and house videos. I love your sincerity. I love that your demonstrate a doctor's vulnerability along with their knowledge. Thank you for doing a good job, Jess.

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you very much ❤️

[@JoshSweetvale]

10:40 That's a lesson I learned the first time I watched Scrubs. I have an unrelated hate for medical carers, but I don't doubt their absolute importance the medical process. As for the Janitor, he makes sure the hospital _is hygenic._ People who make the place filthy get punked.

[@TheMimmieb]

Thank you! As a daughter of a mother nurse. Thank you for being a doctor who talks Nice about nurses ❤️ nurses are amazing !!

[@JessTheMD]

They really are! Thanks for the support to ❤️

[@robbie_]

Yes! When I had glandular fever (mono, as you call it), I also had an enlarged spleen. It was very uncomfortable.

[@JessTheMD]

It’s awful!

[@Headlikeanorange84]

I really love your Scrubs reactions! Please keep 'em coming!

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much!! More to come 😊

[@cmxpiipl]

The thing about someone watching you while trying to do work is universal and not just related to medicine. I used to be a stoneman and did gravestone work, sometimes the family members wanted to be there for the first setup and man was that the only time when everything would go wrong if they could. It was so stressful that even if everything went smoothly I hated having someone looking over my shoulder when trying to focus.

[@JessTheMD]

Agreed!!

[@Allerka]

Well, I'm out of the hospital myself, so that was good. About the "you flashing back to JD getting mono" story, I assume you the one sneezing on JD? :)

[@JessTheMD]

LOL funny enough - I’m pretty sure my husband (he was my boyfriend at the time) was the one who gave it to me! He had it years before and it reactivated and I got it 🙈 I was kind of boring in college LOL

[@Allerka]

@@JessTheMD Just remember to always hold the "You gave me Mono in college!" in your back pocket for if/when you guys get into a fight. And you? Boring? NAH! :)

[@JessTheMD]

lol! He was the one that had to take care of me when I felt like I was on death's door... 😆

[@Tundrawoelfe]

It's funny how different people react differently to the same illness. My girlfriend in college was diagnosed with mono, but I never was. Months later I was dating a different girl who also was diagnosed with mono. Thinking about it now makes me wonder if I was an asymptomatic carrier.

[@JessTheMD]

You honestly probably were! That’s how I got it from my then boyfriend (now husband) lol

[@beezyqueen]

really enjoying these :-) scrubs is such a good show and i love the quick medical deep dives into the terminology used.

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much!!

[@TheMrfluffi]

Can't find it now but partner read a study during her course about hip replacements done on conscious patients compared to those fully under anaesthesia and it found a better recovery time and less pain afterwards. There was some indication that doctors had not been as aggressive with removal of the old joint and insertion of the new joint during it because the patients were either able to, or at least the doctor perceived they may be able to, identify the sensations. Episode reminded me of this both because of the patients family watching, wonder if that would make any difference in the care taken by the surgeons, but even more so because of Turks comments about seeing a patient as a machine that needed to be repaired. Even as a surgeon whose majority of interaction is with an unconscious patient potentially would be too easy if you don't see a patient as a real person to be far more forceful because it was easier for you than required.

[@lingodelfo5415]

Interesting! I just had a procedure done on me where everywhere else in the country it's done under aenesthesia and in my city (the capital) without. I freaked out and called in advance and had to beg for several minutes for the full sleep as I didn't want to be awake for that. Like, what if you cough or sneese? And the organ operated on will move and, as a result, explode or get cut wrong. I just don't get it.

[@JessTheMD]

How interesting!!! It totally makes sense honestly! I do get the fear of moving though… My guess is that it would be something like a spinal or something so that you would be awake but unable to move… 🙈

[@austinj3881]

I would suggest watching them in order, every episode is great. I would watch. I would definitely ring in the new year with grandma 🍺

[@Bedecampbell]

Poor Jess. You look so sick, but you still have such a beautiful smile and persona. I hope you got better quickly and big ups on your Facebook "Dr House" moment

[@JessTheMD]

Lol aww thanks so much! 😊 Yeah I was definitely NOT feeling well then, but all back to normal now 😊

[@JVTrickypants]

Turk didn't bring out the appendix, he just slapped the docs hand to signify when to stop the clock.

[@WisdomoftheSphynx]

Loved it 🙂👍

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much!!

[@engee4944]

love the subject matter expert insight!

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much!!

[@christopherjoy2872]

I'm not a MD, but my best medical moment was restoring a unit officer's heart after being shot with CPR. That was stressful. XD

[@JessTheMD]

Wow!! Amazing - especially for not being medical!! Stressful, but so rewarding ❤️

[@laurenschick5146]

I need a reaction to "My Princess" pretty pretty please!

[@drkushajagadeesh6347]

Thank you for reacting to all types of Scrubs episodes instead of only the depressing ones like most of the other reactors. It's refreshing!

[@JessTheMD]

Ha thank you! It’s fun to react to happy stuff too 🙈😝😅

[@bros402]

ooooh you go to do a happy episode!

[@JessTheMD]

RIGHT?! Finally! 😊

[@Buzzsawbrian1985]

we really enjoyed your reaction. 😊👍

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@robertluong3024]

Dr Jess finally gets to do a happy episode! I love it.

[@JessTheMD]

haha! RIGHT?! I had this thought too!!! It was nice and a fantastic change of pace 🤣

[@procenter99]

Love your Videos Doc! Thanks!

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much!! Glad to have you here! 😊

[@vincegamer]

Fifty years ago expectant mothers would be shaved and given an enema, etc. My mother did not want to go through that again so she refused to get out of the car until my head was cresting.

[@JessTheMD]

Whoa 😳🙈

[@vincegamer]

@@JessTheMD I was the 4th kid so she had a good idea what to expect

[@bdhuyeb4028]

Watch the whole series in order we need it

[@JessTheMD]

lol! With time, my friend 😝 I’m also considering doing a patreon and posting less edited (read - not cutting out large chunks of the episodes because of copyright issues) versions to that. Thoughts?? 😊

[@bdhuyeb4028]

@@JessTheMD Yes, please do

[@Unit312J]

Mono was brutal....parents gave me a bell for me in my upstairs bedroom. Remember ringing it one time and Dad opening the door and saying "What do you need?" I simply responded with "Death."

[@JessTheMD]

Oy, mono is awful!

[@joshuabaughn3734]

5:12 My Uncle got from hanging out with the kids by the river. One word to describe the living conditions that were present there back in the day… "Slum." He got over it after a year.

[@christeasdale1910]

Please do more new Amsterdam. I love the show and I’m sure other people do. Your channel is great 👍🏻

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much! I will! Any specific episodes?

[@christeasdale1910]

@@JessTheMD to my recollection, I can’t remember a bad episode. However I understand that’s it’s unrealistic and unfair to expect you to even watch, let alone react to them all and edit the videos etc. I find it truly amazing that you manage to create any of these videos. Considering you’re not only a doctor but a mother also. Both of which I imagine to be very demanding. So individual episodes I would suggest are: Season 1 episode 1. Pilot episode. season 1 episode 10 titled ‘six or seven minutes’. Season 1 episode 22 titled ‘Luna’. Season 2 episode 1 titled ‘your turn’. There are many more I could suggest but these alone are quite a lot. And as I say, I’d imagine you’re an extremely busy person. In fact I feel quite honoured that you took the time to reply to my comment so thank you. If you would like anymore suggestions, I’d be more than happy to help. Anyway, I should end this here as it’s beginning to feel like an essay you won’t wanna read 😂 Take care.

[@fumoffu_l]

Regarding Mono, Vapes. We're actually seeing a lot of diseases like mono having increased rates, and the most likely cause is due to how frequently vape pens are shared. The vaping itself doesn't cause it, but most people who have vapes are pretty easy going about sharing it with anyone who's around; potentially infecting a dozen people of the course of a day.

[@JessTheMD]

You make an EXCELLENT point! I completely agree with that assessment 😊

[@heathergarnham9555]

My hospital has a great hiding place, the store room has stacks, if you open the last one just wide enough you can squeeze down the end and noone can see you 😀

[@brianedwards9240]

It’s always funny to hear why Eliot has a problem with something, the kids tiny hands.

[@JessTheMD]

LOL yes!! 🙈😅

[@aliceshannon5246]

PA-LEASE do "my last words." it's one of my favorites.

[@JessTheMD]

On my list!

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

I would hate to deal directly with patients all day long for 10-11 hours. I'd probably have chosen something like Radiology. So my best moment would be getting a really cool, rare, "zebra" case to diagnose on a scan/film. Me with a coffee, in a high-tech dark room, with a soothing white glow.

[@JessTheMD]

🙈😅 radiology seems like it would be badass also!!! 😊

[@billd7197]

I loved binge watching the whole series! Anyway, Scrubs seems to be pretty accurate for a medical show. My fav tho was St Elsewhere. So real, the doctors made mistakes, they argued with each other.

[@JessTheMD]

I’ll check it out!! Thank you! 😊

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

9:36 Uh-Oh, Janitor just picked up a scent.

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

2:46 Dr. Jess said "Doo - Doo". 🤣

[@JessTheMD]

😆

[@Az12er34ty]

True story. I'm one of seven kids. My mother had worked for an OBGYN. She traveled alone, twice across the country via train so he could handle the deliveries. I was born after she went to the hospital once she finished ironing. When my youngest sister was born, my father was in charge of the 6 kids and my mother drove herself to the hospital, only to find out that her doctor was at another hospital about 20 miles away. This was before the interstate system. She drove there alone and delivered my amazing younger sister.

[@JessTheMD]

wow! Amazing!!! ❤️

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

The French translation 😆 that sounds like something I would do

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you so much!!

[@RealJohnnyAngel]

As someone who's lost someone in a hospital at a young age. I gotta say, Death is traumatizing either way, for me i think it would be better to see the medical professionals fighting until the very end. because you can be told they did everything they could, but it never really lands emotionally. and processing hearing about a loved one dying is more difficult, because of all the natural but irrational/emotional questions. but not matter what it's always hard losing someone close at a young age.

[@JessTheMD]

I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤️ it is extremely traumatizing. When I lost my grandma to an accident that involved a drunk driver hitting her, our whole family was certain that doctors didn’t do what they could to save her because she was an organ donor (yes… we believed that. I think denial definitely had something to do with this kind of crazy thought…). Now, having been in medicine and seen first hand how these things happen, I know that is absolutely not the case. It was our family’s rationalization for a senseless tragedy, but it wasn’t true. We do everything we can to save the person in front of us. Truly. We’re here only to help. Unfortunately, sometimes are efforts are futile, and when we know it, we have to accept it and help the family accept it. It’s so hard for all involved. I’m so sorry it’s something you’ve had to deal with, especially as a young child 😔

[@RealJohnnyAngel]

@JessTheMD thank you. I know consciously that they did everything they could. And in my loved one's case surgery wouldn't have done anything. But they knew it was terminal and I picked up on the "giving up on saving him" attitude without realizing why or what it meant until after he died. With context I've been able to understand now that I'm an older adult. But it still comes up in therapy now and then.

[@CallegriaofSoulbound]

Something you might find interesting to learn about if you haven't. I currently have a heart that works at 35% compression, kidneys at 21% function, diabetes for 23 years, and was born with pituitary dwarfism. What you might find interesting is that I was born with another problem that I didn't find out about until this year at 43 years old. I was born with Heterotaxy that presented malrotation of my GI track including hyposplenia and a malformation of the pancreas. This led, in the 80's, to using a research drug that later became known as Human Growth Hormone, which led to the diabetes, which led to congestive heart failure, and recently ESRD. The Heterotaxy was found this year when I went to the ER for severe pancreatitis. Talk about a road of discovery that started literally at the beginning! Anyhow, the Heterotaxy and the pituitary dwarfism are connected and both very rare. The Heterotaxy usually ends in death after the first year of birth. I figured it might catch your medical interest to learn about.

[@JessTheMD]

Wow! How interesting! Thanks for sharing! I’m sorry for all you’ve had to go through!!

[@CallegriaofSoulbound]

@@JessTheMD naahhh, this is not a sob story, it's a build onto the previous bricks information. Here is something to learn about if it grabs your attention. :) Might save someone's life.

[@bigwrig0485]

The miracle five isnt a thing? How about a dont stop believin five, jess 🤚

[@JessTheMD]

LOL YAASSSSSSS! I would love for the miracle five and don't stop believin' fives to be a thing! 😍😝

[@rolltide0911]

Will you do the episode “My Catalyst” please?

[@JessTheMD]

Sure will!! It’s on my list! 😊

[@PeterSedesse]

I had a tumor removed 5 minutes with the doctor at an appt 2 minutes with the doctor pre-op 0 minutes with the doctor post-op Scrubs - Ok, we will just have this doctor babysit for awhile.

[@JessTheMD]

RIGHT?! Exactly! It's awful that you didn't have a bit more time with your doctors though, to be able to ask all of your questions and get the reassurance you may have needed. Then again, I may be assuming that you needed/wanted more time. Regardless, I hope all went well! ❤️

[@PeterSedesse]

@@JessTheMD my PCP missed something that I had said, which caused her to order the wrong CT scan ( she didn't include the chest). The surgeon then had to redo it. But my overall outcome of the surgery was as good as possible. Chest CT scans every 6 months for the foreseeable future but with luck, that is the end of it. I didn't list my PCP appt in my little list above, but basically that was a rushed 5 mins also, and it apparently didn't register when I said the tumor had started one place and grown into a different place, which was a clue it wasn't the type of tumor she thought it was and indicated the chest needed to be included with the pelvic and abdomen CT. It didn't delay anything, just caused an extra trip to the hospital.

[@diegestrandetekokosnuss5865]

Ok , i hvae to ask. Where are you/ is Jess from. I guess its the US, but i dont want ti jump on conclusions. Anyway half of the stuff shown in this show is not leagal here in germany. xD

[@JessTheMD]

Yes I am in the US 😊 I’m genuinely curious - what’s not legal in Germany? I have to add that there are many things these shows portray that are also not legal here in the US as well, but I’m curious what you were specifically referring to!

[@stuartanderws5705]

You should watch "This is Going to Hurt" Its made a shown on BBC. A male doctor working in a labour work in the UK National Heaths Service. It's a very Black Comedy with lots of 4th wall breaks. It was a very good book first. May be not for the channel but you will like it.

[@bLuGhOsT_]

WHO'S YOUR DADDY?! Love Cox

[@aragnophy]

This sexy voice because of cold, nice. Get well of course, but damn I love this voice of yours!

[@JessTheMD]

LOL thank you! Like Phoebe’s sexy voice on Friends 😝 I’m already feeling back to normal! Too bad the sexy cold voice is gone 😝

[@aragnophy]

@JessTheMD Exacty what i had in mind ! "Phoebe: Gunther, kiss me!" Such a fun episode! Maybe someday you will review it ;)

[@cezplay567]

Ha ha you said Do Do..... im a child

[@JessTheMD]

😂🙈

[@dpiland2]

My family knows your fear, our second child was 30 minutes of labor! If we did not live across the street from the hospital it would have not been in the hospital!!!

[@JessTheMD]

OMG 😳😳😳😳 yep, that is a very real fear!

[@dpiland2]

6:00AM - my wife "They are 10 minutes apart" 6:10 "Get me to the hospital they are 3 minutes apart" 6:15 "Arrive at the hospital (across the street) 6: 48 baby born!!! :) @@JessTheMD

[@charleshodges705]

don't know what hospital you work at but in Fl no ins means treat and street

[@JessTheMD]

Haha I’ve only ever worked at hospitals that are *considered* non-profit organizations and we had a lot of programs in place for those that could not afford medical care/didn’t have insurance 😊 but again, legally, patients have to be completely stable for discharge in order to be discharged. You can’t just discharge someone because they have no insurance if they’re really ill….

[@charleshodges705]

well god bless you and the places you work....Gran mal seizuer ,stroke, and had to be brought back to life kicked out with no way home and poopy pants with in 48 hours. I did get gatorade and an apology from the nice nurse.

[@xellestar]

It's Beardfacé!

[@aranerem5569]

Have you heard of the movie Saw X? It looks interesting

[@JessTheMD]

Haha yes and it looks gory…. I haven’t watched any of those movies except for the first. It was enough for me 🙈😅

[@JohnDoe-m4w2j]

Do they still have operating rooms where you can sit down to watch like in history books?

[@JessTheMD]

Not in hospitals I've worked in! However, in my medical school, they did have one of those and it was super cool. It wasn't one that was still in use, and just used as a "museum" of sorts (sort of private museum just for the students and people that worked at the campus), but it was really cool to see!!

[@vladtepes97]

what's an "acquaintance friend"?

[@dmc1605]

Sarah Chalke's son also has Kawasaki disease

[@Mercurial_Phantom]

11:23 Is there a way to exercise this muscle for a better jawline?

[@JessTheMD]

I have heard of something like this, but honestly have not looked deeper into the studies about it! It’s a new TikTok trend though I think 🙈😅

[@bros402]

In honor of Matthew Perry (RIP), how about Season 4, Episode 20 - My Unicorn?

[@JessTheMD]

Ugh - this is how I found out about it. I’m so sad 😔 yes I 100% will do this episode… thank you 💔

[@bros402]

@@JessTheMD Sorry to be the bearer of bad news! He had a good episode of Scrubs, though!

[@DefeatLust]

This lady is cool 👍🏽

[@JessTheMD]

Wow! Thank you so much! ❤️

[@arndnaj]

Damnit, now what is your Xmas episode going to be? Maybe to watch, I don't know about review, X-Files The Ghosts Who Stole Xmas, with Ed Asner and Lily Tomlin.

[@paha4209]

There is still the episode where Turk looses his faith and regains it at the end of the episode. Scrubs has several Christmas episodes iirc.

[@JessTheMD]

Haha yesss! I’ll definitely do some holiday themed episodes around the holidays 😊

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

I wouldn't want to watch an operation. Sure, I'm not a doctor or an anatomist (though I do have a microbiology degree), but I do know that the interior of the human body is revolting.

[@jthomann71]

CNAs spend more time with patients than anyone. That's why it's important to have properly trained CNAs and not ones that "graduated" 2 week courses.

[@LednacekZ]

can we just stop and comment on a doctor having an ice cream cone inside the hospital?

[@JessTheMD]

haha good point. Patients can eat in their hospital rooms, but I've honestly never seen any of the healthcare workers eating in patient rooms 😆

[@pointlessmanatee]

nice i just ran out of your scrubs content

[@JessTheMD]

LOL! There will be more, I promise!! 🤩

[@aranerem5569]

Have you seen the movie Haywire? It's got good fight scenes

[@JessTheMD]

I haven’t! I’ll add it to my list! Thank you!

[@aranerem5569]

Hi Jess

[@VS-re1sr]

I wanted to give birth in the parking lot. There was talk my husband would not be allowed to access any food he did not pack in (yay COVID), and I wanted access to emergency care if need be.

[@safeontalk]

So I starting watching your scrubs videos, and loved them. Then I saw your subscriber count and thought "oh was this just people that typed in the same thing I did and this video went viral?" Which wasn't the case, you got plenty of views from reaction content. So then I thought "does she only do reaction content?", which also wasn't the case. Then I noticed the videos I can tell you care about, almost guaranteed, more than the reaction videos like face masks and maternity performed so much lower. Which bummed me out. I guess what the point of the comment is, even though those other videos got 10x less views, don't get down and be afraid to put out the things that matter. Content is content as far as youtube is concerned, and if you have to slip videos in between react videos, you are truly helping the 500-1,000 people that will listen. Even if its 1 person.

[@JessTheMD]

Thank you very much! Yes, those extra vids that I am excited about have definitely performed more poorly. I appreciate the vote of confidence and the rec to just do them anyway 😊 I will continue to do that! Thank you ❤️

[@aliceshannon5246]

If i have the choice, i'd rather see an NP than a doctor.

[@JessTheMD]

I’m curious why 😊

[@williewilliams6571]

Who is your favorite SECONDARY character on "Scrubs"?

[@paha4209]

Depending on what you see as secondary i would say Dr. Cox, Dr. Kelso or the Janitor.

[@lingodelfo5415]

@@paha4209 does it count since all of them have the Main Character Syndrome?.. Mine would be definitely Ben, late Ted and early Jordan

[@DefeatLust]

​@@lingodelfo5415 I like Dug. Dude never takes anything personal. Just gets shit on and keeps trucking 😂

[@lingodelfo5415]

@@DefeatLust true! Also very VERY important character arc for everyone who feels like an unqualified loser in their career

[@JessTheMD]

oh man! What a question! I don't know that I would consider Dr. Cox a secondary character. I do love the banter with Janitor (ie Dr. Jan Itor! 😆). So maybe him? But there are so many excellent secondary characters, it's hard to pick just one favorite!

[@fahrradmittelfranken8207]

ah yeah the lovely part where you can't dump the patient, you just treat him - and then you give him the massively overinflated bill the insurance would have covered. Like how much are we talking about here? Six figures, right?

[@JessTheMD]

Depends on the hospital stay 😊 a good friend of mine had a major medical issue (not giving more info for their privacy) and the hospitalization was a 3 week stay in a specialized ICU… I honestly thought the bill would be over $1 million (that would be billed to insurance), but the total billed to insurance was around the $250k mark. Which is still a CRAZY amount of money, but surprisingly less than I expected for what this person had going on. Don’t get me wrong - it’s still an insane amount of money… but I guess what I’m trying to say is it depends on what for and for how long the hospital stay is?

[@fahrradmittelfranken8207]

@@JessTheMD a hospital bill of $50.000 would bankrupt around 95% of all Americans for the rest of their life though. These inflated numbers make insurance policies unreasonably expensive as a side effect.

[@nathanaelmyer5121]

Great reaction. I usually skip this episode as gum makes me want to vomit So, yeah…..

[@JessTheMD]

Lol! Well thank you for watching anyway 😆 I appreciate the support!!

[@tanyagsw7920]

I wouldn't want to watch a family member be operated on (although I think it'd be kinda cool to tell them "I've seen what your insides/guts look like"... idk, I admit I'm weird lol) but I would love to watch someone be operated on especially myself. I asked the doctors if they could skip the drape thing during my c-section but they refused. I used to want to be a NICU doctor or nurse but I don't think I can handle knowing such an innocent life is in my hands. I'd be fine with cuddling and rocking the baby and even changing those tar poop diapers which I guess would probably be a CNAs job but now I hear so many horror stories about how crappy nurses are treated 😢

[@deadcatthinks6725]

I once thought I had mono for an entire year, It turned out I was just really bored.

[@JessTheMD]

haha bored... tired... 😝

[@JPgene_]

11:30 what actually is 'swan-ing'? They never explained it and I have no medical background

[@JessTheMD]

I considered talking about that but I thought it might be too technical and a little boring to put in the video! 😅🙈 I’m assuming he meant swan-ganz catheter, which basically is a catheter that is inserted to get a better idea of right heart and lung function. It’s a great tool for us to use if someone is really not doing well in the ICU - gives us much more accurate info regarding cardiac output, assessing vascular resistance, or the cardiac valves, looking at right sided cardiac chamber filling pressures, etc. It’s often used to assess patients with cardiogenic shock, unexplained shortness of breath or pulmonary hypertension. So, like I said - pretty technical, so I thought it might be a bit too much/too boring for the video lol 😊 hope that helped!!

[@JPgene_]

@@JessTheMD thanks so much! Never boring. You're a DR. That's why we watch you watch scrubs lol.

[@JessTheMD]

lol well thank you! ❤️🥰

[@MrGadakai]

Love ya bye

[@yoshimoto99]

I must know... what's the q word?

[@JessTheMD]

hahaha dare I say it.... "quiet" 🤣

[@stormageddon2223]

Even funnier, Turk's litter French was very broken. Really he said "I an Eiffle Tower pants." It would really be "J'ai un Tour Eiffel dans mon pantalon." The actress who plays Elliot comes from a multi lingual home. She's actually fluent in French and German, which the show puts to good use.

[@JessTheMD]

LOL gotta love the bad subtitle translations 😝 Sarah Chalke is awesome! I agree 😊

[@aragnophy]

Why you always cut your laugh? Please don't! It's great.

[@JessTheMD]

Well thanks! I’ll leave it in more 😊🥰

[@dannykent6190]

I work in a cubicle and i can't even type correctly when someone is watching me. There's no emotional attachment between the random coworker and my computer. It should absolutely not be okay for people to watch surgeries.