This is a video review of various medical memes by a doctor. The doctor discusses and shares humorous medical-related memes that poke fun at the realities of working in the medical field, from the challenges of medical school to the quirks of patients and colleagues. The memes range from lighthearted jokes about sleeping positions of different professionals to more relatable memes about the difficulties of being a medical student or doctor. Throughout the video, the doctor shares personal anecdotes and experiences that resonate with the memes, adding a touch of authenticity and humor to the review.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The doctor informed the woman that they couldn't save the man's hand in surgery.
2. PewDiePie popularized meme reviews.
3. A "judgemental Justin Timberlake eyes" expression is used to describe a doctor's reaction to a patient who can't remember their medication.
4. Doctors often have to give patients bad news, such as "you're going to lose your hand."
5. A person's weight can be a result of nutrition, not just sedentary behavior.
6. In the US, doctors have a charity care system to ensure patients without insurance can receive medical attention.
7. Medical professionals often have to practice procedures on mannequins before performing them on real patients.
8. Surgeon Simulator is a video game that simulates surgical procedures.
9. Ronnie Coleman is a bodybuilder known for his large veins.
10. In the medical field, holidays and days off are often not observed.
11. Cramming for exams is a common study technique for some medical students.
12. The energy center of a cell is the mitochondria.
13. Localizing a patient's pain is an important part of diagnosis.
14. There is a difference between tenderness and pain in medical diagnosis.
15. Antibiotics can be purchased over-the-counter in Mexico.
16. In some cases, doctors may not immediately review test results if they are not urgent.
17. Student loans can be a significant burden for medical students, with some accumulating over $100,000 in debt.
18. Hospital badge photos often have poor quality and can be unflattering.
19. Doctors may not always read patient charts before entering the examination room.
20. Medical professionals often have to repeat information to patients because they may not have read the chart or may have forgotten details.