Doctor Reacts To Breaking Bad Medical Scenes

I was with my dad when he got the same exact cancer diagnoses (ended up being operable) but my dad doesn't remember that day at all. It was interesting to see how our brains can do their best to protect us from that kind of news. He is still around today but copd and the loss of a large part of a lung has messed him up pretty bad

Someones suicide is their own business. They own their own body and life, not the "authorities". One more example to show that doctors serve the state and not the patient. Nice spoilers of the show.

My former neighbor has Hashimoto's disease and found out when he fainted in his house and hit his head on the table. He had to be flown to Grant Hospital in Columbus. The fall is definitely dangerous.

I had an infection recently and the level of accuracy they portray injures is astonishing. I was little headed and for the first time in my life I was disoriented to the point that I couldn't put my in my pocket and had to grab onto something to be able to stand. Something that I have only seen in movies and TV shows.

The thing about TV shows and movies is that they need to tell a story in a believable way without pushing too much information and confusing the viewer, which is why these things tend to be unrealistic at times. I'm not trying to discredit anyone. Just trying to explain this from a director or writer's point of view.

When i was diagnosed with cancer, the 1st thing i DID do was asked what are the next steps. I went right to fixing the "problem". Now i know why they looked at me so funny and kept asking me if i was ok. I guess my reaction is not normal. Now i know

I wish you saw the chest compression scene for the Salamanca Twin in the hospital. You would’ve been so happy to see it.

dieticians are demonic spawns of Satan who feed on stealing the joy of food from people.

Not sure if you will address this. I’m at the “you’ve got mustard on your shirt.” Part. Some characters specifically Walter white had this tendency of going blank, state at nothing. Was Gilligan’s way of portraying focus, numbness. Or was there something mental with Walter?

That's what I've been saying confidentiality. Also legal eagle knows that as well as no conflict of interest I have studied a little bit here and there but just because I'm not graduated or any of that or certified doesn't mean I don't know a little bit. I'm scared of needles since birth I would trust my doctor or nurses or whoever's doing blood work but I don't like needles like that no I've never done anything like that. That's another thing I have psych evaluation so it had nothing to do with needing to cut me down on my medication which is that's actually one of a bad side effect about it though I'm just simply saying. You know I've never overdosed not never like that either one time I took too many Tylenols at one point on accident cuz I had a headache from hell

clownish !

Mate of mine at a party did alcohol-induced vomitus and then lay on his back. I put him into the emergency position as indicated here. Not sure whether I saved his life but he's alive and well today.

Can you react to Better Call Saul medical scenes pretty please?

Now do Better Call Saul.

Quick note in Salud it never says how they poison the drink and as they die quickly and at least in the show it says ricin usually takes 2-3 days to kill I don't think it was.

I think the mustard stain is more of Walter thinking about if he should break bad and start cooking meth and all that... yellow often is used to tie back to crime

They never said that the poison was "risen" for the assassination of the cartel dudes, thats what walter used

Was it ricin in the tequila, or was it just some unspecified poison?

He looks like a Holywood guy

Dr Mike would Loki Make a great Marvel charecter like maybe the The Demon Doc

WW gets cancer from the car wash. He doesn't wear a mask and those chemicals are toxic in the long term.

gus is one guy who throws up with class and even dies with class

Now we need some drug dealer reaction and police

I reckon that what the doctor injected into Gus' tongue is probably suxamethonium (succinylcholine) to facilitate intubation. Intralingual/submental sux is a really weird but effective way of getting paralytic control quickly, when IV access isn't available. Most of the times that this technique is used (which is rarely) is when you need to break laryngospasm and don't have parenteral access, usually in kids. Typically nowadays protocol is to inject it IM, but because the tongue is so vascular the onset of intralingual sux is much faster.

I just figured the EMT was thinking his lungs sounded like smoker lungs, not that they sounded like cancer lungs.

If you want to watch your cholesterol and still have bacon, get turkey or chicken bacon.

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Mike should enter MMA, he knows exactly where to hurt someone

Tuco is the kind of guy to punch a concrete wall

That scene where Walter is diagnosed with cancer and he just focused on the yellow stain, and doesn't listen to anything the doctor says.........too accurate

I don't think Gus used ricin to poison the whole cartel. Ricin was a Mr. White thing

Speaking of the vomit situation me waking up at 1:00 a.m. terrified me

Completely random but a lot of seeds including apple seeds have traces of cionide .. just such a light amount you'd have to eat a ship ton to get poisoned from it

I passed out while standing. And i am scared that i have a heart disease.

Dammit. Since I first saw the Tuco fight I wanted to know if “they don’t teach that anymore” when it comes to mouth to mouth

Gus used some unnamed poison, it wasnt Ricin

As a matter of fact I was feeling light headed in the show from my knees locked and I got out and got on the rug and it went. Away

As unrealistic as it is, Gustavo's death was badass. He was a great villain and left with a style.

damn we really need a "CHEST COMPRESSIONS! CHEST COMPRESSIONS! CHEST COMPRESSIONS!" merch

How do you eat animals when you love your bear so much?

love this guy

Cmon doc too hard on the paramedic… he didn’t diagnose anything .. just asked if he’s a smoker. Maybe hears diminished breath sounds in the bases .. or some adventitious breath sounds, and part of assessment is asking questions esp the most obvious stuff related to what you might be observing.
And he also didn’t seem to have an aha moment .

I’ve only seen a couple episodes so far, and I was so confused why Hank was being shot at by Mr. Worldwide and his clones




Pls don’t answer this btw if it wasn’t obvious