ER Doctor REACTS to Ice Cream Sandwich | hospital Episode

ER Doctor Jordan Wagner is back with ER doctor reacts to Ice Cream Sandwich medical scenes. Doctor Wagner, a real life emergency physician Ice Cream Sandwich reaction / real doctor reacts to ice cream sandwich out of context, funny moments, illnesses, injuries, and medicine. Doctor Jordan Wagner watches and reacts to best of ICE CREAM SANDWICH funniest moments and reveals what is accurate and what is not in these hospital Ice Cream Sandwich clips.

Ice Cream Sandwich comics also known as Andy, is an American YouTuber and animator best known for his animated storytime videos and webcomics. Today Doctor Wagner, from Experts React on Gamology will be watching and reacting to Ice Cream Sandwich for the first time. With Ice Cream Sandwich guy funny flash animations and comics there is no shortage of injuries and medical satire for ER Doctor Gamology Jordan Wagner to analyze. ER doctor breaks down Ice Cream Sandwich best moments and medical scenes from hospital in this Ice Cream Sandwich review. He looks at Andy's worst hospital visit when he had appendicitis. It was terrible and he got sick all over the place. If you want Dr. Jordan Wagner to continue making this doctor reaction series and video game reaction series on Gamology please give this video a like and leave a comment on which TV show or medical memes or just funny memes you'd like for him to review next.

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[MagicKillerClub]

I had appendicitis. It SUCKED. My wife said 'it's trapped wind, have an antacid and go to sleep'. 3 hours later I was in surgery.

[KimboKG]

if there's one thing you can rely on to lift you up, after a hard and stressful weekend full of work.
it's dr. Wagner. thank you once again.

[lotsoffreetime]

This is surprisingly amazing content especially on how the storyteller express what he experience and the accurate of how everything is done orderly and Dr. Wagner give a little bit more detailed on how usually it works on ER or around the hospital itself loving it would love to see this more 😉🥰🥰

[spudmuffin]

He has a lot more stories like this and I’d love to see you react to them. He gets hurt a LOT.

[alex]

When I was a kid at our family's cemetery plot, I saw my brother's name, and teased him about it. I was scolded by my father and grandfather. Come to find out, it was my grandfather's brother who died of appendicitis back in 1925, when he was only 10. My brother was named after him. Amazing how medicine has evolved in almost 100 years since death from appendicitis is not common anymore.

[requiescantenpace]

When I had my ACL replaced, the last thing I remember is laughing my ass off from the anesthesia, and the coldness of the OR. I actually started waking up during the surgery, and while I couldn't see, I remember a big man telling me "HEY, GO BACK TO SLEEP" which I did.

Woke up in the recovery room and got a nice cold diet dr pepper. All in all, I give the experience a 7/10, since I was very hungry.

[no_laughz]

As me who had appendicitis 2 years ago, this is pretty accurate.

[AbstractlyDelen]

Next video- Dr tries to guess the age of his fans based on their diagnosis list 🤣 I’m 27, but if you saw everything I’ve been diagnosed with, you’d guess I was 87. But seriously, this video was really funny, and I’ve never heard of this channel, and now I want to watch what other skits they have

[tryblight]

My appendicitis experience was awful and im surprised i didnt die.
I spent 12 hours waiting and getting tests done in the ER before i was allowed to stay overnight, and my severely inflamed appendix was not noticed until a surgeon saw it the next day.
The timing of the appendicitis was absolutely horrid. I spent close to two weeks dealing with the fever, pain and lack of appetite because i wanted to get through my high school graduation and my birthday. after waiting so long and not seeing improvement, i realized its probably something more serious than a stomach bug and asked my mom about if i should go to ER
After getting it removed, if i remember correctly, my surgeon said my appendix was "about 2 and a half times its usual size". i may not be a doctor but it really sounds like i could have easily died had i waited longer, or just be unlucky earlier.

[matt-oofu]

"Pain" is another good one by him.

Also, when my dad had appendicitis, it ended up bursting after they cut him open, because i guess it wasn't where it was supposed to be? so it took them a bit to move things out of the way and find it. I guess the agitation was the last straw. But luckily it wasn't a huge deal since they were already in there.

[math]

The funniest part of this for me was that you took a mostly unrelated bit of physical humor to, completely straight-faced, talk about the hospital procedures surrounding head trauma. /gen
Brilliant, peak comedy

[joannestark]

I recall the afternoon leading up to my appendectomy which happened somewhere around midnight. Friends at school indicated I looked super pale; my appetite for lunch was shot to hell, and in general, I just felt like crap. Was brought home last class of the day, and I tried settling on the couch. Went to the doctor where they bombarded me with so many questions, and then was taken to hospital where I was admitted and they did the ct scan that found what I already knew I was dealing with. Went home at around 9 the next morning. Thank God mine didn’t rupture. I’m sure the abdominal pain would have been so much worse. Being anesthetized for the procedure, all I felt was a little sting in my wrist and then I was gone. But why does that part of anesthetic hurt sometimes and not all the time? I did not have the same stinging sensation in my wrist when the IV medication was given just before my sinusitis treatment procedure 7 years after my appendectomy.

[Zeratek]

That thing about waking up after surgery is so true. I was in the OR and asked the Dr hey what are you injecting? Then I woke up in the recovery bed like wtf just happened.

[christophermorin]

I got my appendix removed in 2014. Oddly enough, I was never nauseous, but every time I ate ANYTHING I threw up. Liquids, solids, anything. Also no pain until we got to the hospital and the nurse pushed softly on my abdomen. THAT doubled me over lol.

I was brought in for surgery, the anesthesiologist asked me to count down backwards from 10, I got to 8, and I was back in my hospital room. The nurses later told me that I had woken up several times during the surgery and asked them what tools and medicines they were using, and by the 3rd time the knock out guy was cursing lol. I guess I should have told them my body burns through anesthesia super fast. Whoops.

[PokemonKidOregon]

Ice cream sandwich: *uses a pregnancy X-ray.
The doctor: Sir, you are pregnant

[frankmiranda]

I remember when I was 14, I had an appendicitis. I remember it well, I couldn’t sleep the night before and I had massive pain in my abdomen that I had to go to the hospital the next morning. That inflammation hurt so much while I waiting for the surgery. It felt like a worm was eating my insides. The surgery was successful. Thank you for reacting to this Dr. Wagner. This brought back weird and funny memories from my appendicitis.

[nicfoster]

When he does the vomiting sounds I lost it 😂😂😂

[devinmaksim]

My brother got appendicitis recently and we all thought it was the gas station burger he ate. This absolute chad managed to hold back all this pain from 1am in the morning til 3pm when he finally called an ambulance. AND THEN UNTIL 12pm THE NEXTDAY BECAUSE THE HOSPITAL COULDNT DO THE SURGERY YET. Funny enough out of my two brothers and both parents I am the only one left with an appendix :3

[ZackofSpades]

Pretty sure he needed the stomach pump before his surgery because it was emergency same-day, and there was no guarantee that everything he'd manage to eat had "moved on" so to speak. Especially if he had been keeping himself from vomiting.

[Wraith.o-o]

Dr. Jordan Wagner teaches us some much and his sense of humor is hilarious🤣 Jordan needs a tv show