RADIOLOGIST Reacts To Dr. Glaucomflecken - How To Ace Your RADIOLOGY Interview

👋🏻 Dr. Glaucomflecken is absolutely hilarious and since he's done a few videos about radiologists I thought it would be fun to do a reaction video. First reaction video on the channel, with hopefully many more to come in the future. Hope you like the video!

Videos I reacted to:

Timestamps:
How To Ace Your Radiology Interview 00:00 - 05:11
Radiologist Goes To Therapy 05:11 - 06:49
Faculty Meeting Radiology Orders 06:49 - 09:49

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[slook]

I think you missed the point of his joke. Doc Glauc is an ophthalmologist. Rods aren't just for black and white and contrast, they're also for low-light vision. So because he spends all his time in the dark, his rod function has gone way up while his cone function has decreased. Meaning, he can see more contrast but is slowly going colorblind. Hence, the constant need for sunglasses outside of the radiology dept. because it's too bright. Great for radiology, bad for being a diurnal species.

[riverstein]

The fact that I, as a computer programmer, gasped at radiology’s set up and thought working from home with no pants in a dimly lit room with that many monitors is very telling and I can see how my colleagues would be lured into this field.

[KaiyaCorrbin]

As a medical laboratory scientist, I also relate to so many of the radiology jokes he makes. Lab rats scurrying around running the tests doctors order, dim lights during night shift (I prefer nights, as well), and scattering like roaches when the lights are flipped on in the morning. His skits made me feel connected to radiologists. xD

[mysterymanproduction]

X-ray tech here. I'd say roughly 90% of my job is taking the one-word "reason for exam" from the clinician and then interviewing the patient so that the rad can actually put the image into context.

[Fede_uyz]

The ER stereotype is spot on. At my ER the order is that whenever something comes related to bones, Face/hand injuries, or coughing (pre C19) the first thing is to order an xray front and side views. THEN see the patient after the xray is done

[dfwdfw]

If I had gone into medicine, it would have been radiology. Instead I chose the impossible career of being an art historian. But visual analysis really gets my frontal lobe going.

[mollybradshaw]

He so calmly explains away the sheer frustration he must feel at the time. I have never met a nicer radiologist! Maybe he is too early in his career!

[Keith_WBVUO]

Not from the Medical arm of the High-Energy spectrum, but retired as a welding inspector, and was a Radiographer for over 40 years. Evaluated a lot of film, and my secret power is my color-blindness. Gray scale is so normal in my world, but my family just shakes their heads at my wardrobe color matches (like they are important?)

But actually, there are a lot of similarities betweed radiology and radiography. Only thing is my imaging often requires a fork lift to place my "patient" on the table...

[amethystrose]

I wore skeleton socks to an ankle scan a few years ago, my radiologist loved them! Lol

[eliseigo]

Fifty shades of grey could theoretically originally also have been a story about radiologist, I see. :D

[aliciascott]

I believe Dr. G. is who started me in watching these types of videos. He kills it every time. As a CDI Provider Educator I see the personalities come through in a unique way. Radiology is fun because it gives MEAT for risk adjustment. Love you guys!!!

[jvaillancourt]

We love our Rads. Thanks for vetting the pointless scans from the ER ☢️ -love a CT tech

[mindys]

I'm a CT/ MRI tech and yes I wish they would be more specific on orders! brains for r/o stroke, MS, seizure, mass.... just pick one those all have different protocols!
and stop ordering contrast for strokes and then not ordering contrast for osteomyelitis. if you don't know if it needs contrast just ask.

[baconbagels]

100% agree that more clinical history is better than none. I work in pathology, and 9/10 times we only get things like "Pain" or "Fever" if they've given us anything at all

[muboizin]

There is a Japanese TV serie that is called Radiation House and it's a hospital drama about radiologists. The serie itself is based on a Japanese comic book that is quite good.
Sadly I don't think either are legally available in the west, but I think it might interest you too take a look.

[gavincregan]

Much better than the Ortho response, not defensive. Good to see a dark adapted physician with a sense of humor. I was just left wondering if you made the video with or without pants.

[NormNormally]

As someone who has had a fair number of CT's in his day - I can tell you that a good Radiologist an overlooked diagnostic treasure by the general population. Keep us updated on how your journey progresses as I would be delighted to see your first video out of fellowship when you are in full practice.

[dancechica]

The Radiologist Goes to Therapy is hilarious

[carmelmulroy]

I love the reactions to Dr. Glauc videos. It's fun to see people with such serious jobs laughing at themselves.

[HansImWald]

as a german radiologist i am really jealous about your workstations. we do diagnostics on donkey-asses