25ft Long Tape Worm | House M.D.
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- A CIPA patient is unable to feel anything which is why doctors are able to open her stomach only to find a 25ft long tapeworm inside of her.
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Season 3 Episode 14 "Insensitive"
A girl (Mika Boorem) with CIPA, a rare condition in which the sufferer cannot feel pain, gets in a car accident. Once her testing is done, she begins developing high fevers with multiple seizures and is rapidly deteriorating.
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Nurse: the tapeworm was 25 feet.
Doctor: dammit, the world record tapeworm was 60 feet.
Nurse: so what do you want us to do?
Doctor: put the worm back, it needs to grow another 40 feet.
I'm sorry to say that the new record is 82 feet.
@@scottwpilgrim dang it! So I got infested with tapeworms for nothing?
@@sirwiddlescabbagebaker I mean, you got a new pet. Plus, a killer diet.
@@scottwpilgrim 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dang!!! The raw truth!
But just so you know, I did not get tapeworms, it was a joke.
@@sirwiddlescabbagebaker no i dont believe you you are full of this long worms let them grow fir the world record please than i make a picture that will make you famous!!!😂👍👍
"Should I be awake for this?"
"Haha... vell, no. But since you are, could you hold your ribcage open a bit?"
AAAHH
ooh don't be such a baby. ribs grow back!
_no zey don't..._
"Oh man! You would not believe how much this hurts!"
Archimedes, no! Itz filtzy in zere!
Now most normal Hearts cannot withstand this voltage but I'm pretty sure yours c-
What was noise?
Fun fact: The record he's referencing is apparently outdated, because now the record for longest tapeworm removed from a human body is 82 feet.
Didn't you see the flip phone?
This season of the show was made in 2007, so there will definitely be some things about it that are outdated
@@johnathonclayton6964 maybe someone who lives in a rural village somewhere that doesn't have access to medical care.
God I couldn’t imagine. I’d never feel comfortable in my own skin again what a surreal feeling that must be
That’s disgusting… yet amazing…
I like how House knows things like the world record for longest tapeworm off hand. I can picture him looking up fun facts like that in his free time.
Or as an entomologist he has to keep up with the medical world on a daily basis, and this wasn't just 'looking up a fun fact'
Endo, since he doesn’t study insects, why would he purposely be looking it up?
It’s more like it would be just a random fun fact he read somewhere.
Some of us enjoy it.
I think its more likely that after he visited Wilson and got the eureka that the tapeworm was causing the b12 deficiency, he looked up the world record for tapeworm length just in case he might make a new record
Half his job is keeping up on medical literature out of his specialization.
*cuts her stomach open*
“AHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHH”
“Relax she’s faking”
“Damn. You got me”
Was she local anesthesized? I didn't get why she was screaming and then stopped.
bilinmeyen numara CIPA
@@bilinmeyennumara2173 She didn't feel pain.
I will add, "relax she's faking, i know when someone did"
LOL
I find it funny while house is cutting into her she starts screaming and he says were not falling for that and she instantly stops and lays back like i tried
Imagine if you were being cut open.
And had to watch it.
Withered Ice then a long worm get pulled out of you
@@outerscience1720 If you feel no pain, then that's just Tuesday for you. It is still mentally shocking, but the shock diminishes a lot when the worst part of the experience (the ungodly pain of both the tapeworm and the unanesthetized surgery) are thrown out of the way...
@@outerscience1720 well... i didnt get a 25ft worm pulled out... but it did look cool. I gues it's just a psychopath thing being able to look at it and not associate it with yourself
Outer Science she could have looked away or closed her eyes. She wasn't forced to watch
She's not even bothered of whats happening she's just looking at the worm and being like " wtf how did that get in me without me noticing "
If I recall, she has a condition that prevents her from feeling pain. That's why when they cut her open and she started screaming, house called her out for faking it.
Exactly. Though I think it was a bit of a revelation that not being able to feel pain could cause something as crazy as that to happen.
@@Blasted2Oblivion forget pain if i saw that thing come out of me i would just pass on to the next life
That's what she said
Loved her curiously staring at the worm being pulled out.
*Takes a picture with a flip phone*
Oh, these were the good ol days
Indeed, simpler times.
Very simpler times
and people still take random photos with their phones oh how much has changed but stayed the same
How are you here too lmao
Yes
“THEYRE TRYING TO KILL ME”
“You can either believe we are trying to kill her, or you can assume she’s suffering from a medical condition. Seeing as this is a a hospital, we’re all dressed like doctors, and there’s easier ways to kill someone...” LMAOOOO
better, the surgeon reluctantly asks her staff to assist House XD
House is cold, and I love it.
Well Doctors are the 3rd leading cause of death so how about a bite out of that apple?
They also save nearly a million people a year in the US alone sooooo
@@Pigeon249 give people Flatworm Regeneration, Shark Disease fighting enzymes, proteins and genes, and bacterial immortality and watch Doctors loose their jobs forever!
House: "Get an abdominal MRI"
Tapeworm: "SHIT, They're on to me, time to make this girl paranoid"
it was the nitrous oxide, it converts monovalent b12 to bivalent b12 causing a further lack of active b12 from her body, causing the psychosis.
@@easternplatypusI knew perry the platypus knows medicine too 😬
@@easternplatypusDuh
The nurse taking a picture with her flip phone always kills me XD
I worked in the cell phone industry back in the 80s when a phone was still a very expensive luxury and virtually all phones were mounted to car consoles. One day one of our VPs came back from a conference with what looked like a flip phone in his pocket and we were kind of shocked. Turns out it was just an advertising flyer of an actual size flip phone. The real phone would have been roughly $3000.
@@notthatyouasked6656 lmao
Would that not be illegal?
I imagine that the hospital keeps a photo album of House's weirdest cases lmao
@@dannyjack659 If I understand HIPAA rules correctly, blurring out the face and not mentioning any personally identifiable information is acceptable as long as the picture taken is used for medical research and education in the hospital. But I wouldn't be posting pic that on social media without the express consent of the patient and hospital.
The longest tapeworm ever removed from a human was 82 feet long, and was removed from a patient in India. The man had complained of abdominal pain for several months and had anemia. A tapeworm is a parasite (Diphyllobothrium datum) that can live in the small intestine and has the ability to grow rapidly.
They used to sell them as "diet pills". A tape worm definitely keeps you trimmed down. Of course, the side effects aren't that desirable.
Yikes, now that's disgusting :(
tapeworms aren't only that species, it's an entire class called Cestoda in phylum Platyhelminthes. there are a bunch of these things out there, so please cook your food! each of the little segments you see actually is an entire reproductive unit, so when they get big enough and mature, the ones at the far end from the scolex will fall off and you'll excrete them, continuing the cycle.
@@nadacolic7775 Yeah, just like Indians.
@@nadacolic7775 it's India what do you expect.
I just love how House just solves every case by hearing the most random things
Happens to me all the time
"Did this kill her? No? Then how about this? Still no? Why don't we try this? Ugh, why won't this kill h- OH, HOW 'BOUT WE FIX HER INSTEAD?"
Wilson is giving him the answer on a plate like 80% of the time lmao
That is normal.. I get that sometimes.. I even solved problems after a short nap..
I can remember tv shows using this trope all the way back to Colombo Matlock and Murder She Wrote.
I love how as smart as House is, he always has tiny gaps in his knowledge that he can go to Wilson about.
cause hes like sherlock
He's practicing what we in the IT world call "Rubber Duck Programming", where you talk through your problem with someone (or something, e.g. a rubber duck) to force your brain to put together the pieces required to explain it, the end result being those exact same sorts of sudden insights.
@@northrupthebandgeek plus adding another perspective that blindly jumps in might offer simple solutions that are often overlooked.
@@northrupthebandgeek That seems like exactly what House did here. They already mentioned the high eosinophils, it just took House putting the missing vitamins and high eosinophils together to create the full picture: She had a parasite, specifically the tapeworm.
He doesn’t go to Wilson about it it’s just a coincidence that it happens... unless he realizes that his breakthroughs happen around Wilson... so many Youre right actually...
I love how she was literally just watching him take the tape worm out so casually like she was fascinated by it
When you don't feel any pain, you'd be amazed at what you can watch. I watched my dermatologist cut open my hand and remove a section of skin cancer. He then stitched up, not all that gently, and since I didn't feel anything, it was like watching it happen to someone else. I was really surprised that I didn't even flinch, since you normally flinch in anticipation of the pain. I also would have never thought you could cut out that much from the back of your hand without seeing bones, but then, a year earlier, he had cut a chunk like a deviled egg out of my check and I was surprised it didn't go through to the inside of my mouth. My cheek was a bit more gruesome than my hand, and kind of looked like some of those Halloween masks.
@@tommissouri4871 I don't mean to be rude by asking, but what was the reason for your cheek tissue removal? Tobacco?
@@voxatious3920 - Skin cancer, from the sun probably. It was a spot the size of a pimple a dermatologist kept treating by freezing and a year later, would return. Instead of removing it, this went on for several years. Then it came back about the size of a quarter and began growing. A different dermatologist took it out.
So if you spent lots of time in the sun, on a boat, the beach, motorcycle riding on pavement, etc., it's a good idea to get checked by a dermatologist occasionally.
"That's gotta be 25 feet long"
"World record is 60"
LMFAO
How to show you don't care about the patient without saying you don't care
For some reason I was expecting a baby delivery joke, such as "Congratulations its a hermaphrodite!"
Definitely not far from what House would say lol
@@tdevil101 I know but was mine to obvious or cliche!?
You sir have a fan 👍
@@Vkj007 Thanks man
Probably got shocked that its not the world record.
The fact that she is looking at the worm is terrifying for me
I watched them cut my hand open was interesting to say the least
The fact that those are inside most of us is terrifying to me
@@kaydenthibodeaux414 no they are not. lmao
@@kaydenthibodeaux414 I don't know what the incidence of Diphyllobothrium latum is where you live, but it's pretty rare here.
@Chuckles2804 Gaming poorly prepared or raw meat, mostly, them tasty infested cows etc.
I like how he didn’t even scrub and just walked into the O.R.
"And a large(ish) salad bowl"
*Dead*
The new record is over 80ft.
So, good luck people infected with tapeworms
Pepijn 15 😱
why would you know that? :)
@@rafaelitho I bet it's tha Google.
Holy crud
...yeah no screw that.
This episode scarred me as a kid. The idea of having any parasite is just disgusting and terrifying now
_Every_ episode of House has scarred me as a kid.
Growing up in the 60's mom would always tell me to put on my shoes because half the neighborhood kids had worms. She told me the worms could crawl into my bare feet. I'm still scared to go barefoot outside.... and oh yeah, she wasn't lying about the worms. Many rural kids got the worms (hook worm) from going around barefooted.
@@ericfermin8347 I'm in my fucking bed and I shall not even go to the next door room. mAAAAANNN I HATE THIS WORLDDD
Well u d probably have severe symptoms before it grows any bigger , only reason it's this big is the girl couldn't feel pain
Fr i have parasitophobia for life now
“Dammit, the world record is over 60”
This was a super interesting case. To someone who can feel pain, this would have been solved much much faster.
ITS A TV Show designed for entertainment!
I thought about it, her not having to act like she’s in pain is good acting. Her faking pain is actually her faking pain lol
And lamps in video games use real electricity.
@@MikinessAnalog Ya' know, they technically do. What makes it weird is when you consider that the fires are also powered by real electricity.
Derrick Toaster so does the sun.
Thomas B Y E S
Inception 2: acting while acting
“Relax, it’s just a magic trick.”
Love you house.
@Icy Cake it's three years now still no one 😢
Its been a few yrs
Imagine not being able to feel pain. It's crazy. You would never know if something is wrong.
Yeah it is awful
Some people think being unable to feel pain is a blessing. Nah, it’s a curse. Pain is the body’s way of telling us “something’s wrong, you need help ASAP”.
The mom asking if her daughter is alright tears me up everytime.
The then-new now-old phone taking a pic of the worm.
It hurts to read your comment
I remember getting a flip phone and thinking I was living in the future lol. I'd go out to eat, put it out on the table and be like "LOOK AT MY PHONE, BITCHES!"
@@Elthenar it hurts to read your comment too
@@grrmonkey You might have a tapeworm.
@@mikecane u might have lupus
I love this show but I've watched like 20 of these clips back to back and I realize that the main way House solves things is by people absentmindedly mentioning something which appears to be not related at all; only for House to have a little "brain blast" and suddenly put the pieces together. haha.
Pretty sure Wilson has mentioned that.
@@wolfmatic399 I'm sure he has, I'm only on season 2 so I haven't caught it yet.
The proper term is “house moment”
Nice Jimmy neutron reference
Persephone Black he has epiphanies.
This was probably the most bizarre surgery the surgical staff of that hospital has ever seen.
Just another day working with House
She’s probably the first person to watch her own procedure and see stuff pulled out
Who's to say the tapeworm doesn't have lupus?
UrbanOutlawsSk8Co it’s never lupus
Oh, it is Lupus, don't worry. House will make sure of that...
the tapeworm is probably suffering from MS...
They named the tapeworm "Lupus".
UrbanOutlawsSk8Co I’m actually dying 😂
I suddenly got the urge to have someone cut me open and look for worms.
Bedzila Salazar if you feel something moving under your skin and it hurts maybe
@@brycewakefield6565 It's actually rare to feel the parasite directly squirming inside you. They tend to "blend" within the intestines quite well because as the parasite grows, your system will be fooled into thinking it's a part of it. It's like a mosquito, you won't initially feel it but you will feel an occasional sensation where the mosquito is currently sucking blood out of you but it'll present as a normal itch.
Brief tingling in your guts? It's either your intestines slightly twitching like normal, or that could be the tapeworm giving a small brush against your intestinal walls. You won't know the difference until the symptoms of B12 or another cause starts to take place and that could take from a month after getting it to years. That's probably not going to make you feel better, will it?
@@Tigressa101 OR if you're paranoid about it just get checked in case way before that.
@@FarikoWishless There's a special type of test for parasites like tapeworms and doctors don't usually like to waste time using one on someone who is paranoid. Once you display a symptom, they'll happily do it. If not, they'll probably wave you off or just give you a pill that can help the immune system fight parasites to calm your paranoia
@@Tigressa101 well thanks man, now I'm not going to be paranoid about this for the next couple of weeks...
Wilson to the rescue as usual.
House never really needed a team , Wilson accidentally solved more than half of all House's cases.
I love how House was asking for all this medical equipment and then asked a for a salad bowl 😂✨
You know some doctors actually wear masks when they open someone up.
mark merzweiler that would interrupt the snark
Doctors also don't break into people's homes but it's tv and tv gotta tv. Plus it wouldn't pick up on the Mic clearly if they had a mask covering their mouth. Every doctor movie or show they always pull it off before they talk. If he was a real person he'd probably would have lost his license to practice due to some of his antics. I'd love a doctor like House bc he's a genius who might insult you but likely will cure you.
@@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263 Chicago Med has doctors wear masks whenever they'd actually need it, for example. Speaking sounds just a tiny bit duller.
@@infinitesauce8206 never seen it. I haven't watched tv in over 3 years but I did watch House when it was on. I was just speculating but have no clue why they would do it. House is not a conventional character so it's hard to know why he does what he does or they just write it that way to fit his personality. He's certainly my favorite tv doctor and I grew up during the height of ER which is probably the highest rated medical drama ever. I like that House had personality and humor.
@@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263 House is also my favorite tv doctor / med drama show with Chicago Med at second. I suggest you watch it if you're into these sorts of things - oh yeah and I don't really watch TV either, usually stream stuff I like.
Girl: is guilty about the car accident because her mom is hurt.
House: Now this, this is a symptom.
I feel bad I squished a lizard by accident.. I guess my B-12 is low
Emus are great Lol must be a tapeworm right
*Waltzes into Wilson's office; takes a chomp out of his food; darts out the door without a single word*
"See ya later"
The friend House needed, not the one he always deserved
6:36
*Damm IT, world record is over 60*
House. Your humor kills me.
,,It's over 25 feet long"
House: ,,dammit, world record's over 60"
House is the best character ever
and he would be right the wiki article says the record was 26 but when the episode came out it was 2016 and a guy in India had a tapeworm removed that was 60 feet this year 2021 the record was broken the longest tapeworm is 82 feet 9 1/2 inches. If you don't want tapeworms steam your trout or you will get them.
I like how he knows things like the world record for longest tapeworm off hand.
Is that actually true???
The episode premiered in 2007, so why are you mentioning the record from 2016?
Season 3, episode 14 “Insensitive”. If anyone was wondering...
Up you go, sir!
Legoboy48 Haha. Yeah I was in the middle of watching the episode earlier today. Got recommended this a minute ago.
Are the episodes in Neflix?
Jegarsahaduta No, I was using amazon prime video.
Thanks
In case anyone was wondering, it was most likely a Diphyllobothrium tapeworm. These are among the largest/longest tapeworms you can get.
And he said fishing 😅 = Diphyllobothrium latum.
They need to make a pre-House M.D. series where a younger House is in Med school and doing practicum. That would be an awesome series!
I second this motion!
Young House?
I like how the lady asks if she has a tapeworm in her then House tells her no she would be in pain so people watching the show will not freak out lol.
Wouldnt that nurse get in huge trouble for taking a pic with her phone?
President Kimi yes that’s a huge HIPPA violation
Why? If there wasn't a face in the pic, i don't think it would be a violation.
If the patiënt is not reconisable theb not. But he props still wil be for tuching a phone while stirele
@@MyCrafcik In the hospital i'm currently an apprentice in we have been given a full size speech about never taking pictures with the patient or their belongings without very clear consent. Partly for legal reasons but mostly for intimacy.
A different time before people went nuts with their phones.
"Lake fishing can be fun! It can bring the generations together." I'm dead!
3:24 "just to suffer"
Nice.
Great job boss
"That has to be 25 feet long."
"Damn....the world record is 60."
Edit: Holy smokes thanks for the likes guys
over 60.
Over 9000
Dinomite stfu
snow icecream i see ur an intellectual in nic levels.
Hell no
It's missing the best part of the episode, when House hits her with his cane
"It's about 25 feet long."
"Dammit! The world record is over 60."
And this is why we love you, House.
No tape worms were harmed in the making of this.
6:31 My girl really whipped out her *flip phone* and took a pic. Mood.
That is a huge HIPAA violation tho. That nurse could lose her job for that one
@@JollyWanker I mean most photos people take in their lives technically never leave the device. And this was waaaay before the days of social media and viral photo/video stuff. Plus any responsible medical worker would blur/crop patient's face off IF they had to post it somewhere
Nah.. usually patient's consent is taken for photography..and photos are taken as records
Hey flip phones were all we have before the freaking mobile came along and Tracfones
@@JollyWanker Oh hush, this is TV!!
Thank the lord and savior House it wasn't lupus.
Its never lupus
@@camthespaceman6920 except that one time
Not gonna thank an imaginary zombie. House wouldn't.
@@smurfyday Who would? The guy is already half dead anyway...
The tapeworm had Lupus :-(
When her mom says "your temperature" it always breaks my heart.
I practically cried when the Mom was talking to the girl- she reminds me of My Mom who is always checking on me; and to just see that girls Mom pass was just killing- so it just reminds me that everyone should respect their Mother’s.
Pass? She doesn't die
She doesn't pass, just comes incredibly close to doing do from the evidence shown in the video
She didn't die. And also, not everyone's mother deserves respect.
So satisfying and so gross at the same time.
Watch Dr. Pimple Popper.
Only if you have a strong stomach lol my mom loves watching that sick shit all the time lol
@@macmac3374 My mom's a nurse, and growing up she used to sit down to dinner and tell us awful stories about her patients that day. Some were awful, all over dinner, haha.
Satisfying and gross at the same time. Sex in a nutshell.
How was that satisfying????
"Seems this is a hospital and we're all dressed like doctors and that there are easier ways to kill somebody".
You just gotta love his unnecessary sarcasm. Lol 😂
You would be surprised at how Medical personel act in real life, very informal
House's sarcasm was ALWAYS neccessary.
25ft.
That's 762 cm.
Exactly on point.
I like how Wilson's sarcasm ends up curing a good portion of House's patients 😂
“Aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh”
“She is faking it” 😂
Daaammmnn! I can't even imagine something like that. I mean watching a group of doctors pulling out a 25 foot tapeworm out of your gut. I would literally freak out if it was me.
That would feel so weird
It hurts me to see people in such terrible conditions, like the lady at the beginning. I almost cried
5:58 how is she not passed out?
There was a Macdonald’s food commercial right before this video.
Well that's unfortunate. At least it wasn't a macarroni one
I got food poisoning the last time I ate McDonald's, so I wouldn't doubt it
GODZylla As opposed to...what? A *McDonalds* furniture commercial?
Bet you're glad this eye candy made you stop thinking of that disgusting stuff
Atleast not ramen one
3:35 To be brutally honest, elevated eosinophils should've been a dead giveaway to what was wrong with her. Eosinophils are white blood cells specifically tailored to fight endoparasites.
Cells at Work taught me that. :3c
Ah yes, another medical weeb. : ))
Eosinophils can be also present for allergies
English?
Awww yeah cells at work taught me loads too
@@jowairiady1931 yeah but its MORE specific to parasites. Neutrophils is more specific to allergies.
This was the first video i saw of this channel and haven’t stopped being recommended them since haha
Funny how House usually solves the puzzle from an insult someone gives him.
“It must be 25ft long!”
“Aw the record is 60ft”
😂
Now 80ft some comments suggest.
He said over 60 ft long .
I like how he just knows that fun fact.
"Yeah, I'll just casually watch this worm be taken out of my body."
Lol to shock to say anything.
And trying to figure out what real and not real
That first minute and a half just makes me feel heartbroken.
I love when House is like "were not falling for it this time" and the girl gives up LOL
"C'mon weenies, she's in a _cast."_
House has the best dialogue ever.
edit: spelling
I love how the other surgeon asks House if she has a Tapeworm despite being a qualified medical professional xD
Just because you see someone else with it doesn't mean you have it lol
Lewys Cousins it may have meant she eats a lot of fish.
Yes
It was most likely for the audience, so they don´t freak out "OMG, I can have a tapeworm in me."
@@logical-checkmate This is PROBABLY it. During the early seasons, House had quite a few issues with basically people becoming CONVINCED they had something they saw in House because they'd experienced a few of the symptoms mentioned.
They actually addressed this - it's why they run the episode where House is on the plane where all the passengers suddenly get sick. (Spoiler alert: it's mass hysteria, House demonstrates this by listing off completely random symptoms and having everyone suddenly start "displaying" them).
I think the one who asked was a nurse.
Never in the history of waking up has someone been woken up by a slight nudge and a whisper
I love that one person snapped a picture of that tapeworm 🤣
“That’s over 25 feet Long!”
Excpects some to be shocked but noooooo
Dammit the record is over 60.
😂😂😂
I love House because he is an intensivist, pulmonologist, epidemiologist, neurosurgeon, cardiothoracic surgeon, pediatrician, psychiatrist, trauma surgeon, ENT, and gastroenterologist. Overall, well-rounded guy
His job is to know symptoms and causes and basic knowledge around those things. He's a jack of all trades but master of none
also a radiologist
4:13 House moment. I always love the House moment in the episodes.
Chandler Bing from Friends: and we're finished with the yoghurt
me: "Doc, I have a headache"
House: "he lied, he has eaten a gameboy and now has a worm eating his intestines"
I love how house doctors do all things. Need medicine? thats me, need surgury? Thats me too. XRay? me too. Need to go under? Me again. Transplant? Guess who? me.
I think it's justified as house wanting only his people doing something.
In this instance, it was hardly a normal surgery. Dude made a little hole and hauled massive worm out of a girl who couldn't feel it or the extraction itself. I probably could've done that.
@@asherikamichaela8425 you may be able to, but most techs and nurses are able to do tests as well. House has his doctors do it because he wants to ensure everything is done perfectly.
@@asherikamichaela8425 i dont think its that simple, u need to know exactly where to look for the worm thats why tests are generally done prior to surgery and u can easily damage structures like the bladder or bowel can easily be perforated. Patient can go into shock due to a bleeding vessel. U need to know the plane of the incision and be able to close it back up with appropriate stitches. Its a lot more complicated than it looks
@@kingsford6540 dude, what he did there is so over exaggerated, he opened her abdomen and THEN opened her intestines and pulled out this massive worm, that's major surgery and would need prepping the patient well and is not an emergency at all. Also, even having the worm infestation, the B12 would still have worked, and a lot of other routine blood tests done before would have pointed to something being off. This is just drama for the sake of the entertainment value. Will not fly in the real world
I've got addicted to this channel on my way of preparation of medical entrance!
I remember this episode, this girl is one of my favorite patients.
This procedure is so not sterile I'm cringing all the way from behind the screen
Are u a doctor?
This is a tv show. There are a ton of inaccuracies get over it
@@sailorarwen6101 Yeah, who wants acurate and realistic TV shows amIright?
Welcome to House😎
Yeah, the show is focused on the story
Wilson: says some trivial shit
House: hol on a sec cheif
He was talking during a surgery, WITHOUT a mask.
I knew a stewardess who came home from a trip overseas and felt really weak and sick. She decided to go on a health kick and take a bunch of vitamins, but then she got REALLY sick. She was seemingly on her deathbed, but a doctor discovered she had some kind of parasite. He said the vitamins were just making the parasite stronger, and that is what what was killing her. So he took her off them and managed to cure her.
House: *eats sandwich* (Second later, solves it)
Wilson: *sighs* Here we go again, I'LL MARK THIS CASE AS SOLVED AGAIN!
.
Not feeling any pain is one of those things that sound nice but when it actually happens it's a freaking nightmare.
If I was unable to feel pain I would have soo many tattoos by now
"Come on, weenies! She's in a cast"' 💀💀
I personally think everyone no matter their health condition should take a dewormer at least twice in their life. You never know what you can pick up in your travels in life.
True, but there was a House episode where the dude got sick because House got rid of his worms, the worms helped him fight off viruses/bacteria because his parents were too protective and wouldn't let him outside. So maybe not everyone?
I know I wanted to deworm after seeing this episode lol
How do you deworm?
@@SuperLari1234 FENBEN IS USED. FENBEN ALSO KILLS CANCER
twice a year is more like it.i do with my family
He always has that moment when he stops thinking
*Suddenly got the urge to get checked if I have a tapeworm*
House: *Continues to pull out worm*
That guy: *takes a picture with a flip phone*
It's a grill
@@mirainikki6665 so se is just a barbeque😅🤣 its a girl
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That is so unprofessional but i can understand the urge to do that.
That violates HIPAA and he could get sued for that.
House: Pulls massive tapeworm from a girl without using anesthetics while she watches.
Other Doctor: *takes picture with her phone*
Me: Laughs.
😄😄😄
That's doctoring...
Soooo fucking illegal too
I'd take a few photos, too.
@@Glyff3083 i mean as long as you don't get any faces in sure it would devolve into legal gray area
Now I shall have to rewatch House for about the 10th time .
BEST SHOW EVER
House reaching the end of the tapeworm was super satisfying.
Thanks for saving me on No Nut November...
Ayy republic commando