Patient Urgently Needs A Biopsy After Being Set On Fire | House M.D.
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- After heart attack scares and being set on fire by House's candidates (literally), this patient needs to be cut open for a biopsy to be taken place. Will the team be able to find out the cause of her illness?
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From Season 4 Episode 2 ''The Right Stuff'': A prospective astronaut has an attack of synesthesia in a flight simulator, then asks House to diagnose her off the books. House shares the case with the candidates he has rounded up to replace Cameron, Chase and Foreman (40 of them, initially). Meanwhile, House sees his three former underlings in the hospital---or thinks he does.
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I like the subtle clue that the old guy wasn't really a doctor, that's why he didn't wanna do the procedure
Ohhh is that what happened!? I don’t remember this. Does he get caught eventually?
@@invalidusername883 Yes. House figured it would because he didn't do the echo. He didn't kick him out of the game though. He eventually lost because he agreed with House too often and House didn't need someone that thinks like him as an employee.
He was a doctor but not in the U.S if memory serves?
He also promised the patient she would be fine before the echo. Doctors aren’t supposed to make promises like that, leads to lawsuits later if anything goes wrong.
@@cheesemachine00 nah he worked in an admissions office for columbia(?) and audited all the med lectures like 3-4 times. means he knew more theoretical med than most of the doctors
Chase is such a boss... he really was the successor to House
Dr. Taub: are you gonna hire that guy instead?
No Foreman was.
@@DonMarzzoni Foreman was Cuddy's successor. Chase ended up as the new house in the end.
@@DonMarzzoni Foreman cared too much about morals and playing by the rules.
Mostly because 13 doesn't have time for his BS.
5:25 Did anyone else catch the 2 doctors that see House and his posse and immediately nope out of there?
And they are out of focus. Pretty nice detail.
Or it’s bc there’s a sea of ppl in the way lol
1:24 too
Could just be because they're taking up the whole corridor
house was a savage at the end of the episode too. he outted her despite saying he wouldn't. it was the right call too. if someone is willing to go that far to keep flying, who knows what else they're capable off.
He actually didn't. In the episode, he says it in front of the new staff, to prevent them from outing her. He lied. He later tells Cameron about it in the episode.
@@Celeste7737 I'm glad you beat me to saying all that lol
I know these are just clips, but is there any way to see more of this episode?
@@OneKindWord You can stream it on CZcams or Amazon for, I think, $3. You can get the whole season for about $25. Hulu, Peacock, and several others include House, as do many cable/satellite packages. Or you can buy the DVD box set...
@OneKindWord if you look hard enough, they upload multiple clips of each episode. Obviously not the whole thing but you can get the gist of the episode. Or just watch the actual thing.
The worst part is how selfish she is for wanting to potentially endanger her fellow crew members all because she wants to be an astronaut so badly. People need to know their limits.
That's why House contacted NASA after all this and informed them about "Osama"
@@Robi2009He didn't, he just pretended he did so no one else would. He says it in the episode
Selfish... sure, but also, who says pilots are not allowed to be selfish, to the Airforce and Nasa she is just a number they punch whenever it is convenient. For her, this is the opportunity of a lifetime, and she didn't quit no matter what was thrown at her, she also is not likely to quit when she has the lives of people in her hands as the pilot of a shuttle and things look hopeless, that is some Apollo 13 level of grit right there.
There's a battery of faculty and health tests done before launching someone into space. If she failed even one, she'd be replaced.
Not selfish, she wanted to find out what was wrong but didn't want to ruin her chances of it turned out to be minor.
It's not the same as lying or cheating. That would be if she somehow controlled or altered the results of NASAs rigorous testing and training.
"You all have numbers, so were gonna do this alphabetically" caught me too off-guard, lol
"we are so fired" yeah sure, nothing more than that
So that's why the thyroid stimulant caused her heart to race and induced the synesthesia. Pheochromocytoma is a type of tumor that produces extra adrenaline. Usually on your adrenal glands but sometimes the thyroid and lung. That's probably why she was a really good candidate for the job because the adrenaline helped her be super focused for long periods of time. Her resting heart rate would have been noticeably high all yhe time, though, not just during the test. When you're under stress, producing more adrenaline than ever probably sent her over the edge
Excellent. Thank you.
That's what I thought.
That is absolutely not the only thing that produces a high heart rate. I have an unexplained one that rests at 130bpm. No explanation as to why.
right
@Kris J some people just do and there is nothing to worry about
2:04 “Heeeeeeeeeres OSAMA!!!!”
The fact there’s a “translate to English” on this comment 😂
$50 K. That'll cover a couple aspirin and the use of a bed pan. lol
*thatĺl cover sucking on a tylenol for 5 minutes
100k if she wants 5 more
Inflation
Used bed pan=lol
Dr. House never ceases to be entertaining and informative.🙏
eeehhh, this show is fairly inaccurate
@@tieflingcorpse9817 their representation of the ligma procedure is always on point though
@@NewWesternFront thats true. have you ever been to saw con tho?
@@tieflingcorpse9817 That was the one where Joe performed the surgery wasn't it?
Ikr, one giant rack, for mankind,😂🤣😂🤣😂
There's an old saying "two people can keep a secret - if one of them is dead". There were way too many people in on that secret. That's particularly true because they're competing for a position. Anyone who loses that competition might take revenge by revealing the secret.
Completely realistic that some one looking to be an astronaut would get medical treatment under the radar. Their a great book details all the way back to the start of the space program how astronauts lied in order to not get taken off the list of going to space.
So that's why he likes Taub. He found a way to give the patient what she needed and wanted at the same time.
Does all of this treatment really only cost $50,000 though? I would have thought it would cost more especially for a sought after diagnostician such as House
This took place in 2008, so costs/value of money might have been a little different back then due to inflation and medical costs rising disproportionately fast. Something off the books might be a little cheaper though, as the hospital billing department, profits, overhead, non-medical staff, and so on aren't considered. He did mention it as a good deal for the hospital though, so maybe it was still a net gain. There's also that the show typically seems to downplay the expenses in general, in most cases never mentioning costs even with low-income patients, and sometimes it's mentioned that the hospital provides its services for free.
@@quillmaurer6563 good point. I was once cited a price just for the operating theater for a gall-bladder operation, of $12,500. When they discovered I didn't have insurance, it dropped to $5,400.
@@Hiraghm That's another factor - the pricing setup of all this is very weird and often corrupt. Much of the time I think the hospital charges what they think they can get, not what it actually costs. A common practice I've heard of is that doctors or hospitals will request a huge and totally unreasonable cost, the insurance will refuse to pay that much or a patient will be unable. The doctor/hospital agrees to a far lower price (what it really should have been to begin with, or perhaps still unreasonably high) and declare the difference a loss on their taxes. Often the originally stated price is several times what they actually get, thus their "losses" is greater than their income. So what it actually is in the end is tax fraud. I'm not aware of that practice being done in any other industry.
This is also a teaching hospital and house used her for "educational purposes". Prices in cash are also incredibly different than using an insurance as each insurance has a different deal worked out with each hospital or line of clinics and hospitals. The fact is that due to these major billing issues hospitals are required to supply people with a quote for hos much a procedure or scan like an MRI, X-Ray, etc. would cost at their facility so people can shop for health care like people shop for every other service available to us. Due to her being used for "teaching purposes" the money may have gone as a gift to the hospital to overlook certain things while the hospital wiped the bill for it being for educational purposes only as she wanted it to be "off the books".
couple million easy
It's ok. The whole idea of fellowship was to learn under House's practice. Chase learned and knows the answer doesn't mean no one else gets a chance 😂
I love the nod to 2001 Space Odyssey when she starts hallucinating
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10:50 man how can Hugh's eyes say so much, just the way he looks after hearing the answer
"I discovered salt AND created FM radio" - House
🤣
I can only imagine the surge House felt hearing Chase. The protocol son returns home. 😂❤
The tropical son definitely relieved House!
(Please reply with more jokes)
Or just tell her that by hiding her condition she could be putting everyone else on any launch team she's on in danger.
Awesome shot!
I still remember this episode I believe they found whats wrong with her and House still contacted the Airforce regarding her condition, and House say he cant risk plane crashing in New Jersey. which is the right thing to do.
Interesting to see synesthesia mentioned here, doesn't happen often in medical dramas. It's a fascinating condition, and not well understood by those who don't have it. My version of it (there are many different kinds) is that I taste colors, images, and occasionally sounds. I've never thought of it as an illness; it seems more like a superpower.
If you have it while sober, I’d love to see what it would be like with mushrooms or acid
@@Sniperboy5551 If I used any of the above, I'd be happy to let you know how that feels, lol! Seriously, though, I don't think that would be a good idea.
I've only experienced synesthesia once. I woke up one day hearing purple. It kind of freaked me out.
Yay Essence! Great job!
BRUHHHHHHHHHHHHH i forgot ALL of ihe clip just for the 5 seconds of chase appearing. had forgot this happens but it's just so great because the backstory is great
My favorite show since Northern Exposure
Chase at the end
Wait really that was chase? Wow that’s crazy.
no that was Chef from South Park
Sentence fragment
Does "1-eyed-Nikki" want me to run that to "Jimmy-the-Nose"?
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"We are so fired." Ha ha, get it? Because the patient was... Never mind.
Lol nice, that was actually pretty good 😂 I didn't think of that!
He did not just put his gloveless hand on her open burn wound!!
Will there be a part 2 to this
So cool to see Chase return 😢✨ the OG aussie
I just sat here trying to remember when tesla was robbed. Lol. I was thinking the car company. I felt really dumb when I figured out they meant the man tesla
I've always loved watching House. I also watch Grey's Anatomy, but I have noticed on Grey's that a lot of the show matches things that House had already done, which maybe it's just me idk..
5:59 such a weird line by Taub here
5:26 the doc and nurse in the background be like: “Roadwork ahead”? I sure hope it does
4:19 when earth technology fail we call the the Tora from star gates 🤣
🤔 she's choosing potential death just for a career upgrade???
I really don't know what to say to that!
So I suppose if her employer is find out that she's been lying to them about her health the whole time and then she's fired she'll blame the hospital!!
Training to go into space is a bit more them just a promotion....
@@EZ-D-FIANT hiding your medical history and an potential illness and becoming a potential burden in a minute's notice of an active mission to space is not only selfish it's dangerous and she's potentially putting not only her life in danger but her companion!!
People like this get their companions killed in the line of duty because they withhold information!!
@@kylekey6481 Crikey.....
Yea your not wrong but I never said that nor was that the context of your comment, absolutely her behaviour was disgusting and not something I would personally do or condone. However you comment did imply that the choice was death or see space, as I perceived it, honestly if given that choice as a gamble I would certainly understand the desire to play, excluding the ethical issues of course!
@@EZ-D-FIANT she's absolutely free to do whatever she wants but the fact in this situation she's not physically or mentally fit to go with this program regardless of her need to go to space
She's literally putting not just herself in harm's way but every colleague that's on a ship with her!!
You imagine her having those fits that she's having now while someone's tethered to a line in space??
@@kylekey6481 your original comment did not mention the risks to her colleagues your just adding that now.
again, I REPLIED TO YOUR ORIGINAL COMMENT specifically, I wouldn't want her I'm space either but AGAIN, that was not your original point.
Ffs I'm going to have to repeat myself yet again, your comment was about her choosing it over death and blaming the hospital if she got fired, with just those options available I said that the choice of just risking your own health to go to space would be a hard one for me to make so can relate, you can't just add new concepts to argue a point you didn't originally make, manipulate much???
Kutner became an instant fave by setting her on fire tbh
Yeah but shitty way they killed of his character
Pretty sure him making mistakes like this and electrocuting himself is why he ended up killing himself.
My questions:
"Have you recently been stranded aboard a derelict spacecraft?"
"Have you had your face involuntarily tattooed?"
"Have you ever jaunted?"
... Jonathan Frakes, is that you?!
@@DarkUbiquity Gully Foyle is my name and Terra is my nation...
Taub probably should have asked "Have you thought about going up a cup size or two?"
@@rockyblockatiel1058 Glad someone got the reference :)
Smoke alarm and sprinklers for a 6 inch flame that lasted 2 seconds? Absolutely not
10:42
The prodigal son has returned
Cute how she thinks $50k is anywhere near enough money.
Inflation? Apparently this episode aired in 2008.
Someone doesn't know what Inflation is. 50K today was actually worth something.
It used to be
Fun fact, Doris Egan wrote a trilogy back in the 90s, highly recommend it if you can find a copy
When you have a small stomach ache and the Dr's come back to tell you even worse news
there's a case with cameron, where the patient ended with cancer
House 2.0 at the end saves the day
What did House say at 7:50?
Skultertory percussion?
Auscultatory Percussion
Lol chase ruined the immunity challenge
4:05 Kutner's so thrilled the risk worked 😂😂
Chase MD doesn’t have quite the ring to it
With all of these MDs on the case, they blew through the $50K in the first day ! 😏
50k lol 😂 please. The imaging alone is over six figures plus room and board plus surgery the cost is over a million.
“The aluminum could have been tainted…”
“Don’t care, new patient!”
*flips off slide projector
I like how they never do sedation for these test
I have been sedated for every endoscopy that I have had. I can't believe that they didn't sedate her. It is beyond uncomfortable.
@@RebeccaTaylorTilleryis a numbing spray an option?
@eprimeify2090 they do sometimes spray your throat with a numbing solution, like chloroseptic. But your throat still hurts afterwards.
@@RebeccaTaylorTillery I’ll take it. I might need one soon.
Cool
JIMMY THE NOSE IS GOING TO BE PISSED! 😅
I wish i could erase breaking bad and house from my brain so i can rewatch them :D
Greg watches Mythbusters = PROVEN
Is that David Goggins' daughter?
At least it's not lupus
It's never lupus
Wanting to be an astronaut so bad with all the competition and honestly the sexism and racism there also,I can understand how desparate she is.even though she can't help this,NASA will just think she's not good enough to make it because of who she is.unfortunate but true.
I was knocked out for my endoscope
Yeah I feel like being awake for an endoscope is just a bad idea
Why doesn't the Tok'ra just use the healing device? Oops, wrong series... :D
7:36 house guessed 13 had a brother😲😲
I had half my foot amputated and it cost me north of 72 thousand.
All the people pointing at the tiniest errors instead of soaking in the drama are the type of people who count their rice as they eat it.
How do you set someone on fire with the defib?
Chase. Man of the hour.
i just noticed that there is TESLA WaS ROBBED on the board😂😂
chase you goddamn cheater. he's lucky he's pretty
According a golfing anime, we will have a cure for Tuberous Sclerosis in a couple years.
Obviously the writer had no idea what Tuberous Sclerosis is, and should have just referred to the girls fatal golf migraines as "her condition".
what's the name of the anime?
Sorry, a golfing anime? Was talking about tuberous sclerosis? More importantly its your SOURCE for info about it? So you're by default assuming that the golfing anime writers did a better job than the medical drama writers? You... sure you wanna do that? I mean, there still isn't a cure, for one.
@@fahrenheit2101 please finish reading my comment before replying 😂😂😂
I wasn't being ironic when I said the writer had no idea what it was. No symptoms are shared; if they didn't keep saying "Tuberous Sclerosis": no one would ever think it was. The confounding thing is that they never needed to give it a name at all, but the writer picked one at random: and it was one which shared 0 symptoms.
Back in the day, I had a semi crush on the esteemed doctor. Seeing these partial episodes reminds me why. 😍💯😄
"Tesla was robbed".
Yes he was!! ⚡💡⚡
we all know that. question is,who did it?
"Spend much time above 20 000 ft?" - that one phrase made me simp for 13
Elective surgery?!
Wtf was chase doing there at the end? Was he there the whole time? Wtf is going on?? Can you tell I’ve only ever seen this show through CZcams clips?? Someone please give me the answers to the first two questions 😅
Lol, if you ask me her trying to do all that without anybody knowing is extremely wrong. She's willing to put people in danger and put them in situations they don't want to be in just so she can continue flying. She has more of an ego than house.
wait, is that true?
House does care he just don’t be for ppl bullshit
"tessa was robbed"???
Tesla. You know, electricity guy, namesake of the car and the unit of magnetic flux density.
Because it would've been so much trouble to wheel her out of the hyperbaric chamber before using the AED.
Also, that is not how fire sprinklers work. They don't turn on until a plastic piece melts from the heat of the fire.
No these ones are special, they activate when best for dramatic effect
HERES OSAMA
Teeth
I did not get it. What substance incinerated?
A hyperbaric chamber has more oxygen than the normal atmosphere. Oxygen is highly flammable. The sparks from the defibrillator, if they landed on her clothes or bedsheets, could start a fire very quickly in an oxygen-rich hyperbaric chamber.
@Andrew B Oxygen isn't flammable but it's highly oxidative. With that high a concentration of oxygen, anything becomes flammable though.
High levels of Oxygen in the air will cause just about anything to combust. And those paddles can cause sparks, usually so small you cannot see them (there is electricity jumping the gap from the paddle to the skin). With the Oxygen concentrated in that room, the hair on your skin would burn strongly.
Every other reply is wrong. The substance that incinerated is ligma. a hyperbaric chamber is loaded with ligma particles everywhere.
Let's be clear on this. Oxygen is not combustible nor flammable. Oxygen "supports" combustion but will not burst into flame on its own. You can hold a cigarette up to an oxygen line and the only effect will be the cigarette burning brighter and hotter. An ignition source and fuel are still needed. The ignition source being the electric current from the paddles. The fuel being the cloth, skin, or hair on her skin. Each of you before me had pieces but not the full picture.
Soldiers and people with high levels of discipline, or other types of result-driven people... they seem to love House every time they appear in the show. Which makes a lot of sense. Not saying I personally feel he is the best doctor ever, but he does deserve a lot of respect for his results alone.
Heeeeere’s Osama!
5:10
The first House-Thirteen interaction, "one giant rack for a mankind"
This was really one hell of an episode
Amber is/was the best candidate, and she was the female version of house, even after her death this is why house hallucinates about her and takes her advice
I forgot, why they call her Thirteen. Any help, out there, guys, gals?
Because it’s her number
Lightbulbs now run of 12v dc power sources. They are far more efficient than the Edison bulb. Tesla wasn’t robbed. Tesla won.
Tesla has a unit of energy named after him. He gets all the credit he deserves. He wasn’t by any means business savvy, he doesn’t deserve financial prosperity. Not to mention some of his ideas were straight up dangerous and insane.
Tesla was an idiot who claimed atoms didn't exist, claimed a bird was in love with him and thought ionizing the atmosphere in a way that would kill people very quickly was a good idea, among other insane things. He's not somebody to be taking seriously about anything
Last Scene "The Pronoun Successor of House has Returned" Chase making a gran entrance. 😂
"One giant rack for mankind"
💀💀💀
Tesla was robbed!
What?
I saw that too!!!
@@will.dornon It's written on the chalkboard at the beginning.
Hi
ligma
3:31
That wasn't funny.
She's a terrible comedian.
This actress got kicked out of ANTM for being" too fat" lol
I love Ambers half no half nah on trusting people
It’s ridiculous the way they take a patients diagnosis and add mockery
It’s ridiculous and completely unethical and ridiculous