This is what’s wrong with the medical community in India, instead of teach and share knowledge, the professors and SR just want to show they’re at a higher power. I had a very good Neuro resident in my hospital, Dr Induja, shoutout to her, she’s the real mvp, always on point and went above and beyond to explain even the simplest of things. She’s the reason that I wanna do neuro in the future.
I remember the days when I used to work in ER and had to call the consultants at midnight 😂that’s even a greater fear. With God’s grace I could clear the NEET PG and now working as an academic JR.
Bloody hell! They don't even teach a bit of neurology these days in ug level... All they teach in medicine is GI, CVS and respiratory medicine.. That's it.. Btw this case is probably DSPN ( due to DM) ! But if an intern knows everything, why would she even call the consultant? 😂😂
Learning should never end, even for the health professionals no matter how senior they are. Only then will our future generations will have a much better healthcare. Be open to learning new methodologies to heal and diagnose.
The bond between senior and junior should be very good so that junior dr. Can ask or clear their doubts not like as junior has to think for 10 mins before asking senior
The indian culture of teaching medicine Sad if it doesn't change. They say that we thaught like that so as we teaching like this It is way better if they teach us not just only criticize every time
The amount of stress the interns and Pgs must go through is huge.. Because Senior doctors expects more from us which in long run make us a better clinician which indeed help the patient in the end. But what I feel is there should be a balance between the both
She said "good morning ma'am" And the brain doc: yes. Why so arrogance?! Are they so busy that they don't have time to wish people back?! Just a 'good morning' or just 'morning'! She may be a good 'brain' doctor but she's a bad person with bad attitude.
@@sggamingzone4284 It's fine, l know that... actually I need that from her ... Stress and pressure made me ask like that.... ( Mind your own business... )
The neurologist in this video did not do bad job, asking the questions in the right directions. Spoon feeding does not work. Not only India but it is common US as well. Ivy league schools are worse in this regard. There are plenty of stories of drop outs from Residency and Fellowships.
I had a surgery professor like this. I had to change the shirt after a phone call with him because of how much I sweat. Sometimes I wonder how I kept my pants dry. Jokes aside, Great acting.
Is it this tough always? I guess self-image on one hand, needing to handle the situation for the patient on the other, needing to handle someone who appears to be judgemental. More of a practice for stress handling than only diagnosis, I guess
This is what’s wrong with the medical community in India, instead of teach and share knowledge, the professors and SR just want to show they’re at a higher power. I had a very good Neuro resident in my hospital, Dr Induja, shoutout to her, she’s the real mvp, always on point and went above and beyond to explain even the simplest of things. She’s the reason that I wanna do neuro in the future.
almost the same in Myanmar haha
Anxiety levels spiking up😮😮
Totally😢
😅
You need AI like on other countries
I actually love the way you play the role of the professor mam 😂..it's just so matured simultaneously strict as well..nice keep it up. Dr
Thanks a lot 😊😍
@@Dr.Sarath_Dr.Sharonwow!!,so relatable 😅.BTW,which is ur speciality branch?
I remember the days when I used to work in ER and had to call the consultants at midnight 😂that’s even a greater fear. With God’s grace I could clear the NEET PG and now working as an academic JR.
That stress level is inexpressible 🤯
Bloody hell! They don't even teach a bit of neurology these days in ug level... All they teach in medicine is GI, CVS and respiratory medicine.. That's it.. Btw this case is probably DSPN ( due to DM) ! But if an intern knows everything, why would she even call the consultant? 😂😂
That's true....how would an intern know all this....even JR 1 also struggles in beginning days...when consultant ask these types of questions
This is why many postgraduates were discontinued and this should be changed to reduce suicides in medical field due to stress and anxiety
Learning should never end, even for the health professionals no matter how senior they are. Only then will our future generations will have a much better healthcare. Be open to learning new methodologies to heal and diagnose.
Why dont the neuro come and check the reflexes inspite of showing off
Afterall they are getting paid in the end and patient dont suffer.
This is an Indian scenario.
Superspecialists have a high case load too.
So they manage it via this methodology.
I really love your videos these are amazing ❤ you manage your work and CZcams both ..... your truly inspiring
The bond between senior and junior should be very good so that junior dr. Can ask or clear their doubts not like as junior has to think for 10 mins before asking senior
even watching this makes me anxious arhhh
That's helluva tough job mam, I really respect you for your work
Thank you so much dii we learned lot of things from video ❤💓
The indian culture of teaching medicine
Sad if it doesn't change.
They say that we thaught like that so as we teaching like this
It is way better if they teach us not just only criticize every time
Yea....have acrosss such Senior Doctors. Great acting by the way
The amount of stress the interns and Pgs must go through is huge..
Because Senior doctors expects more from us which in long run make us a better clinician which indeed help the patient in the end.
But what I feel is there should be a balance between the both
She said "good morning ma'am"
And the brain doc: yes.
Why so arrogance?! Are they so busy that they don't have time to wish people back?!
Just a 'good morning' or just 'morning'!
She may be a good 'brain' doctor but she's a bad person with bad attitude.
this video successfully triggered my PTSD 😂
Exactly same thing what i am going through😂 flipping the pages😂
Upload one motivational video for neet aspirants 2024 sister 😊
youtube has already thousands of motivational videos. what more do you want? 😂
Right
@@sggamingzone4284
It's fine, l know that...
actually I need that from her ...
Stress and pressure made me ask like that....
( Mind your own business... )
Maam ,Make one on psychiatry too!
Samajh me nhi aaya par sunne me axa laga
Kollaam, pakshe ente mbbs samayathundaayirunna moonnu neurologistumarum valare nallavarayirunnu
Your video are always amazing ❤❤
Intern knew so much! The consultant was too strict!!!
Just a suggestion. Voice is too low. Please make sure it's louder next time.
Sure. Thank you!😄
ദൈവമേ... എന്തിനാ ദൈവമേ എനിക്ക് ഇത്ര സൗന്ദര്യവും ബുദ്ധിയും തന്നെത് 😂😂😂
Highly anxious 😢
The neurologist in this video did not do bad job, asking the questions in the right directions. Spoon feeding does not work.
Not only India but it is common US as well. Ivy league schools are worse in this regard. There are plenty of stories of drop outs from Residency and Fellowships.
I had a surgery professor like this. I had to change the shirt after a phone call with him because of how much I sweat. Sometimes I wonder how I kept my pants dry.
Jokes aside, Great acting.
With the emergence of internet knowledge is shared..
in next part call a neuro surgeon
Is it this tough always? I guess self-image on one hand, needing to handle the situation for the patient on the other, needing to handle someone who appears to be judgemental. More of a practice for stress handling than only diagnosis, I guess
You're really cool
i need water i am so stressed
It's tentative measurements 😅
Dr Glaucumflaken type
This is how my viva goes 😂
❤❤ ❤❤ ❤❤
True💯
Same to same 😂😂😂😂esa hi hota
So rude
After Encountering so many questions
Neurologist: Is there anything else😡 to ask
PG: Can you give Me a Second to breath,🥺
Most toxic field ever
😮
Bachche ki jan lega kya be 🤣🤭🤣
Worse than any viva or interview
😂😂
Hii❤
Excess superiority