Day in the Life of a DOCTOR: CARDIOLOGY (Shocking the Heart!)

Join me for a day in the life of a doctor! Today I'm on the cardiology ward in the hospital, seeing patients with heart failure and irregular heart beats - one requires a shock to the heart (electrical cardioversion)!

HUGE THANK YOU to the medical team and cardiologist for participating in this video!

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See you next week!
~ Siobhan (Violin MD) ~

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[mytubbers]

My dad was one of your patients this week. Old stubborn Irish guy with a daughter named Siobhain too. When I told him that he met a youtuber I followed he felt pretty special! He said you were great btw.

[DoctorCrystalMD]

I have always thought cardiology was one of the hardest things to learn! Get it girl!

[davidp]

I was diagnosed with a-fib in 2011 and have been through 18 cardioversions and 2 cardiac ablations. It's been 4 1/2 years since I've had an episode. Thank you for spotlighting such an important and misunderstood condition. We need more doctors like you.

[mollyk]

Have you ever treated someone who recognised you?

[EmanO]

I've never seen a more happy, relaxed doctor in my life.

[aaherzmarie]

I am a Nurse Practitioner and I love watching your videos! I work outpatient currently, but when I was a RN I worked inpatient on a trauma unit. I love watching your journey through residency! I wish some of the MDs I had to call as an RN were as nice as you!

[knzay]

i love the doctor (student?) with the cut-out top at 4:47

when you got a cardioversion at 10 but the club opens at 11

[aubbesh]

having a heart condition, i’ve noticed how hard working the cardiologists and how much they care

[TheWildYam]

Great video. I can't imagine 50 extra pounds of water weight! Glad the patient is feeling better!

[sydneylouwho]

I do wanna be a cardiologist when I get older 😱😱

[jackelineportillo]

I like how your newer videos are actually teaching! Good job including medical terminology definitions!!!

[Hndomi]

I’m a nurse and have worked on a ortho/neuro/trauma floor for 8 months. I love watching your videos! I work with residents practically every day. It’s fun to see your side of the interdisciplinary team!

[giannag]

I have always found cardiology interesting. Also, amazing editing.

[soccerskillzyt]

I want to be a cardiologist when I’m older even though I’m still 13

[chadpoole]

Last year I had 50 lbs of fluid removed in 12 days. I live with dilated cardiomyopathy and appreciate everything my heart failure team does for so many of us! There is a lot for us patients to learn about ourselves too. Now I am heading back to school to enter the medical field, I’ll help others for as long as my body lets me.

[babyaf]

I so admire cardiology. It’s amazing what they can do for the heart - such a precious organ. My dad had his first heart attack at 45. 20 years later he has a pacemaker and defibrillator implanted. It works at a reduced percentage but he’s still kicking. His father died of congestive heart failure at 68. His brother also had a heart attack young and had stents placed. Very strong family history.

[ceeq]

fascinating exploration of cardiology rotation. you're the best Siobhan!! 🤩

[MsStina]

I love your way of explaining things by using different things, pictures and animations! And my brain is working hard to translate everything to something that I recognize from watching Swedish workplace realities. I actually think I'm doing pretty well.

[gMd]

I work in a cardiac cath lab & was so overwhelmed at first, but I wouldn’t change my job for anything in the world. I love making a difference in someone’s life & actually being able to save someone that’s having a heart attack. I hope you enjoy your term in cardiology.

[beckyperez]

I wish we could actually see the procedures that you do on the patient ! You’re amazing !