Looong ago I used to see ortho residents come with the attending into the cardiovascular recovery/ICU to see consults. It was always a pleasure for the nurses; all ortho residents in those days were guys about 6’1”, fit, had a tan, played tight end in high school and made an A in shop. One day I saw my first female ortho resident in with another ortho resident I knew. I went over to speak to him and was introduced. She was a tall, pleasant looking woman, very fair and almost white blonde. She extended a surprisingly sinewy forearm and gave me an impressive handshake. “I’m a farm girl from Wisconsin” she said in answer to the unasked question. The paradigm of the ortho stereotype was maintained, albeit slightly altered.
Worked with an orthopod the other day who looked me in the eye, over the drape during a case, and said, "there is a fracture, i need to fix it" with identical inflection. too funny...
This is the hardest I have laughed in a loooong time. This is also the reason the favorite nurses and doctors in your life need a stiff drink and/or a good kickboxing session after their shift. LOVE THIS!
i dont think orthopedicians take this personally.. this is just a freaking hillarious conversation.. humor at its best... one who wrote this conversation really deserves accolades.. amazing.. i was able to write this comment only after 10 minutes of non stop laughter and tears
Oh God. Sent this straight to my brother in med school. I had to look up what a "regstrar" was though, haha. I don't think we use that term in a hospital context in the US.
In Orthopedics did my surgery today and the anesthesiologist told me about videos like this he's an awesome dude and it was from Central Maine Medical Center CMC Lewiston Maine awesome
we listed to this the other day while fixing a fracture of a femur, this video is right on! We here these excuses all the time betwen surgeons and anesthesiA!!!!!!
I have no idea what all of those medical terms mean and I don't feel like looking them up... but the script is well written and their gestures and mannerisms are hilarious!
Me parto de risa. Tal cual. Yo soy traumatólogo, arreglo fracturas, y también soy bueno con martillos y taladros. Y cuand el anestesista o el internista vienen con su abuela con la cadera rota, rezan para que sea muy bueno con el taladro y para que les fije la fractura lo antes posible. El pH..¿es lo que miro en la piscina...?¿Es lo que mira el internista durante un mes hasta que su paciente la palma...?
I'm a German anaesthesiologist and this video has become somewhat memetic in our hospitals, definitely among anaesthesiologists but also surgeons and even some internists know it. If you say "there is a fracture" in English in a German hospital, a lot of people will immediately correctly infer what you are alluding to. Better surgeons use it in a self-deprecating way.
@@MaryDunford I'm sorry that that happened. Medical errors are serious issue. However, this is a joke. Orthopedic surgeons actually do know what asystole is. However they are also notorious within the surgical world for being very aggressive in getting their cases scheduled. They are also (unfairly) stereotyped as "dumb jocks". They also have a reputation for not really concerning themselves with any non-skeletal issues the patient may have. (Probably also unfair.) The video highlights and magnifies all that, and is one of the funniest pieces of OR humor on the internet. My response also played on all that. It's actually a cliched joke that Orthopods not what the heart is for; it pumps antibiotics to the bone. (An infected bone is a devastating complication and orthopedists are rightly quite fanatical about preventing them, including on insisting on serious antibiotic regimes.) Also, who responds to 9 year old youtube comments?
this is one og bad orthos which why so funny yheir arr good ortho's and indiffrent ones pray if you ever need help you get good one if your hunch says run do so. Bad orthos will f up. indiffrent ones make you feel weird and sometimes dumb. good ones will do best to help you way that works best for you.
I start my ORTHO rotation for med school tomorrow. I'm going in considering it as a career prospect, but I'm certainly glad I found this video. Many chuckles were had. "there are more pressing issues for this woman right now!" "yes. Like the fracture." Ha!
yes, PLEASE remember that the fracture belongs to a PATIENT who has an entire physiology that demands consideration too. Rest assured that just about every surgical specialty behaves in a similar manner, sadly
'The fracture belongs to a bone.'
I have ascended.
Laughed so hard I almost cried "a condition I have never heard of before - asystole" "there will be minimal blood loss"
Laughed so hard I did cry!
'I'm very skilled with hammers and power drills'
Unless you work in the OR, you have no idea how close to reality this is. It's almost not funny, it's so true.
Not anywhere near close from what I’ve seen, but funny though
Very accurate!
"If you break your hand, I will fix it for you"
This for me 🤣
1:43 I'm pretty sure text-to-speech programs can't do emotion, but I swear I hear exasperated disbelief in her tone of voice when she says "asystole."
"and you want me to anesthetize her..."
The look on her face after he says asystole is priceless!
"completely coincidental" ...lol.
"there will be minimal blood loss" is probably my favorite line ever
Looong ago I used to see ortho residents come with the attending into the cardiovascular recovery/ICU to see consults. It was always a pleasure for the nurses; all ortho residents in those days were guys about 6’1”, fit, had a tan, played tight end in high school and made an A in shop.
One day I saw my first female ortho resident in with another ortho resident I knew. I went over to speak to him and was introduced. She was a tall, pleasant looking woman, very fair and almost white blonde. She extended a surprisingly sinewy forearm and gave me an impressive handshake.
“I’m a farm girl from Wisconsin” she said in answer to the unasked question.
The paradigm of the ortho stereotype was maintained, albeit slightly altered.
Worked with an orthopod the other day who looked me in the eye, over the drape during a case, and said, "there is a fracture, i need to fix it" with identical inflection. too funny...
You worked with an arthropod?!
LOL "there will be minimal blood loss"
Always 150cc blood loss if you ask ortho.
This is the hardest I have laughed in a loooong time. This is also the reason the favorite nurses and doctors in your life need a stiff drink and/or a good kickboxing session after their shift. LOVE THIS!
We just heard this in the OR this morning and just could not stop laughing!!
as an orthopaedic scrub practitioner i can relate to this and i still find this lol funny
funny on BOTH sides of the conversation! LOL...how many times have we heard THIS convo in the O.R. Love it!!!
This video has become a meme in my department at the hospital...
I have been a surgical tech for 14 years. This IS a typical conversation between Otho and anesthesia. LOL!!
I love this video! It is so true. We had it playing in the OR for the staff and everybody thought it was fantastic!
i dont think orthopedicians take this personally.. this is just a freaking hillarious conversation.. humor at its best... one who wrote this conversation really deserves accolades.. amazing.. i was able to write this comment only after 10 minutes of non stop laughter and tears
Anesthesia has a hard job, keeping the patient alive despite what the surgeon does.
This never gets old.
Hilarious! I love these. I also like the one called "The host and the PM#5". So funny!
OMG!!! This is SO RIGHT ON!!! Still laughing my a** off!! LOVE IT!
for the time that they pause it's like there like "BRUH"
Literally just found this and I can't even
Interviewer: Why do you want to go to medical school?
Me: ...Xtranormal Videos
Just watched this again!
The patient is fasted.. that is gud lolol
I haven't watched this for a while but it just gets funnier each time I see it!
ABSO-BLOODY-LUTELY HILARIOUS!!!!
Why am I just seeing this?
Too good...
That is truly hillarious. Very nice!
This is sooo cute🤩😘😘😘😘
I just became die hard fan of that Anesthetist😍😉🤭
I love this!!!
Liquid molten gold running down the stairs towards ortho theatres. Also reminds me of many referrals from the Emergency Dept to Medical Registrars.
ROFL...I'm not a doctor but I know a person with a temperature of 29C is probably dead!
Never gets old....So true
This is the best ever
this sounds like my heating and cooling scenario! LOL!
I loved it!
I love this!!!!!
Best...video...ever!
What a hoot! They make asystole sound like an Italian pastry!
How true, and I am in the business, if a surgeon does not get his way, he reacts like a spoiled two year old!!! I love watching the show!!!
I love how this Is EXACTLY how they act! xD
Oh God. Sent this straight to my brother in med school. I had to look up what a "regstrar" was though, haha. I don't think we use that term in a hospital context in the US.
This is really funny.
Sublime.
I am I pre admit nurse. I bridge these worlds every day.
hahaha "If you break your hand, I will fix it."
orthopedics surgeons :-)
In Orthopedics did my surgery today and the anesthesiologist told me about videos like this he's an awesome dude and it was from Central Maine Medical Center CMC Lewiston Maine awesome
2023 and still on top 😂
Omg so spot on!!! 😂😂😂
Only the country changes... Here in Brazil it´s the same!! Hilarious!!! Congrats!!
For some reason, this video repeated the "real doctor vs veterinarian" audio
On the bright side, the anesthesiologist had no liability for this case.
we listed to this the other day while fixing a fracture of a femur, this video is right on! We here these excuses all the time betwen surgeons and anesthesiA!!!!!!
if the Orthopaedic surgeon was in wizard of oz, he would be singing " If Only I Had a Brain " lol
Epic :)
this is freakin" hilarious
i need to fix the fracture.
please go away.
I have no idea what all of those medical terms mean and I don't feel like looking them up... but the script is well written and their gestures and mannerisms are hilarious!
Hi have a friend who is a orthopedic surgeon who sent this to me. He thinks its hilarious.
The ED has fractured
She is fasted. That is good.
glorious
I need to mention Dr. glauco ASAP to prepare a sketch 😭😭
this is hilarious!!!!
I don't understand shit about medicine but I loled hardout!
hahahahahahahaha just had a similar problem in the OR right now!!
Laughed my ass off! Just like the real world.
I have that every day...
This is so funny and so true
currently amusing my entire year in vet science. :D
OMG this is like real life
سلام للرجالة اللي جاية من حلوان😂😂🙋🏼♂️🙋🏼♂️
hilarious , and sooo true
the orthopedic surgeon I'm following told me about this. I now get why they kept laughing about "He has a systole."
Asystole (bad) is what they were referring to, not a systole (normal).
Me parto de risa. Tal cual. Yo soy traumatólogo, arreglo fracturas, y también soy bueno con martillos y taladros. Y cuand el anestesista o el internista vienen con su abuela con la cadera rota, rezan para que sea muy bueno con el taladro y para que les fije la fractura lo antes posible. El pH..¿es lo que miro en la piscina...?¿Es lo que mira el internista durante un mes hasta que su paciente la palma...?
I swear whenever he says 'There is a fracture' he sounds like Wolowitz from Big Bang
The only thing missing is the orthopaedic definition of the heart.................
A pump for Keflin
The temp of 29 was a giveaway! :D
All I am going to say is that Nurse Anesthesiologists know not to ask me so many nonOrthopedic questions
ROFLMAO!!!! I love this...there will be minimal bleeding....hahahaha!!!!!!!
I'm a German anaesthesiologist and this video has become somewhat memetic in our hospitals, definitely among anaesthesiologists but also surgeons and even some internists know it.
If you say "there is a fracture" in English in a German hospital, a lot of people will immediately correctly infer what you are alluding to. Better surgeons use it in a self-deprecating way.
24 people want to "fix it"
@druidboy76 you're right! thats why it's mostly called "Arsch vom Dienst"
This is not realistic. Every orthopod would recognize that a patient with asystole would have no way to pump ancef to the bone.
@@MaryDunford I'm sorry that that happened. Medical errors are serious issue.
However, this is a joke. Orthopedic surgeons actually do know what asystole is. However they are also notorious within the surgical world for being very aggressive in getting their cases scheduled. They are also (unfairly) stereotyped as "dumb jocks". They also have a reputation for not really concerning themselves with any non-skeletal issues the patient may have. (Probably also unfair.) The video highlights and magnifies all that, and is one of the funniest pieces of OR humor on the internet.
My response also played on all that. It's actually a cliched joke that Orthopods not what the heart is for; it pumps antibiotics to the bone. (An infected bone is a devastating complication and orthopedists are rightly quite fanatical about preventing them, including on insisting on serious antibiotic regimes.)
Also, who responds to 9 year old youtube comments?
dsmdgold oh hey
Hahaha... very funny!!!
Okay Ortho Bro, let me lay it on you this way. If the patient has asystole, the ancef can’t get to the bone because the ancef pump ain’t working.
true story on a daily basis :D
this is one og bad orthos which why so funny yheir arr good ortho's and indiffrent ones pray if you ever need help you get good one if your hunch says run do so. Bad orthos will f up. indiffrent ones make you feel weird and sometimes dumb. good ones will do best to help you way that works best for you.
hilarious!!!!
My god this video will upset sooooo much those clever orthopaedic surgeon....hahahahahaha I love the anaesthetist..
You break it we will fix it...vis contere nos infige!
Heeheehee. Hilarious!!!!!
Orthopedic surgeons are not dumb, but can be rather tunnel-visioned.
You know what you are right there will be minimal blood loss in patient with no frequent cardiac output 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I start my ORTHO rotation for med school tomorrow. I'm going in considering it as a career prospect, but I'm certainly glad I found this video. Many chuckles were had.
"there are more pressing issues for this woman right now!"
"yes. Like the fracture."
Ha!
How was everything? Please respond
yes, PLEASE remember that the fracture belongs to a PATIENT who has an entire physiology that demands consideration too. Rest assured that just about every surgical specialty behaves in a similar manner, sadly
_I'm suffocating,_ I hate this I guess orthopods I hate EVERYTHING