POV: your first patient presentation

the throws of delivering your first internal medicine presentation.

[bootsmadewalking]

WOW THE BETRAYAL!!! Literally threw her under the bus, the train, the tram, and the trolly!

[austininmedford]

My god he even got the impatient attending breathing to relax themselves over the extraneous information in the presentation LMAO well done

[collinmackey]

most accurate thing I've every seen.

"his legs look swollen.... to us."

[DennisBolanos]

0:44 “Because weird is not precise language.”

Not sure why I laughed so hard at this.

[ZacharyBerry-vvws]

“We’ve actually been doing some teaching” sent me

[glugtrop]

this is like being in a warzone and watching violent war movies

[mdalie]

The moist axilla is neat reference to a study finding that a dry axilla was a very sensitive finding for dehydration.
Glad to see the subtle medical references still make it into these videos!

[lamp-senpai]

I can't explain how sweaty my armpits and hands are while watching this video, brings me back lol

[szxnv]

premature med school trauma is what I didn't know I needed today

[vcostello]

The cool thing about being an EMT is I don't need to worry about this because no one cares about my report even if it's perfect

[williammackenzie]

The attending staring into the void be true lol

[kickboxing]

My attending told me not to believe everything he says and especially not everything a resident says because a lot of the time, "they are just making shit up" (actual quote btw)

[jimjamesjimothy]

Reactivation of my fight or flight response was exactly what I needed at 7:19am this morning to really get the blood pumping. Takes me back

[ellemenop]

The cuts to the attending being painfully stoic 💀💀💀😂

EDIT: I just noticed he went back to reading his kindle HAHA

[chubbs]

The next Glaucomflecken. This guy can not miss

[alligatrix]

i have both given and received that "is the patient sick or not sick?" advice approximately a million times 😭 preston i'm sending you my therapy bills for setting off these flashbacks

[TOD]

This attending is nicer than any of the attendings I’ve presented to. In my final year of med school whilst presenting, my supervisor (a Surgeon) ripped into it so hard he threatened to fail me on that rotation just for the presentation alone

[lichh]

I haven't done this yet but I don't understand why everything in med school has to be so stressful and judgy, why can't we just discuss without pressure of being ridiculed by more senior peers.

[levone]

Code status? Yeah probably not that important... until it is

[horikita]

Very accurate, yes the resident betrayal is not that uncommon in the exact same kind of settings