Woman Catches the BUBONIC PLAGUE | House M.D. | MD TV

When an insomniac comes in having not slept for 10 days straight, the Bubonic Plague was probably the last thing Dr. House and his team expected to be the cause!

From House M.D. Season 2 Episode 18 'Sleeping Dogs Lie' - House has to work fast when a woman comes in with a life-threatening case of insomnia. Meanwhile, Cameron is angry at Foreman for stealing an article she worked on.

House (2004) Dr House, an ingenious and unsociable physician who flouts hospital rules, clashes with fellow doctors and his assistants as he comes up with controversial hypotheses about his patients' illnesses.

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[jamestheferret]

I love seeing a doctor wearing no gloves handling a plague victims boils and removing a syringe cover with his mouth. I'm surprised everyone doesn't die through lack of bio security

[dave]

I know actors practice, but those were a lot of complex medical terms thrown around.

[thesswb]

if your in the hospital and a doctor yells call the CDC... PANIK

[Jo-ertw]

Not so fun fact: the bubonic plague is still active in some areas of the world
It was never really eradicated as it just ran it course so it’s still around
Rare tho
Actually that’s a big reason for vaccines (aside from preventing preventable diseases) to try and eradicate certain strains of diseases to make sure they don’t come back to bite us in the butt again later
It’s very difficult tho since new strands and types of diseases often evolve quickly

[swimfast]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Honestly this would be the worst torture in the world. Not sleeping for 7 or 8 days straight? I have common insomnia but that is unbelievable

[krismine]

She was both diagnosed with plague and RBF, what an incredible doctor

[Anon]

They did a bubonic plague episode but nobody wears a plague doctor mask. What a missed opportunity.

[brooke]

It's impressive how a bunch of actors are able to pronounce all those medical words that normally people trip over

[karxena]

I remember watching this episode in my hs pharmacy class. I had guessed the diagnosis correctly early on based on what I remembered reading about in my 7th grade history class regarding the Black Plague, but was met with ridicule from classmates for even suggesting it. I knew I was right as soon as I saw the swollen lymph node 😆

[katherinehalliwell]

Girl: I've got the plague

Doctor: Don't worry it's treatable...

Doctor: Being a bitch though....nothing we can do about that.

These lines KILLED ME 🤣

[brittanymartin]

Female doctor: But the Bubonic Plague came from rodents, not dogs.

Me: Rodents w/ fleas.

[ayenmaliclic]

House: "Now, where were we before we were so rudely interrupted by the liver transplant?!"
😂🤣

[nextlvlroy]

4:51 - one of the few times where House was very serious & professional with his team. Making sure they follow proper protocol and protection to ensure their safety.

[btsarmyzona]

the girlfriend was so manipulative. she donated part of her liver so that her girlfriend (the patient) wouldn't leave her (she was planning on breaking up with her).

[rbdb]

So I know House is probably being a jerk, but when he does the nose joke and then looks for the nose to me he sounds the most like a tender-caring doctor. ❤️

[kortographer]

Just from a professional medical perspective, a lot of what happen would not happen in the medical field. In fact, all you really need to treat plague with is just anti-biotics and you will eventually recover.

[RebekkaRN]

"Don't worry it's treatable. Being a bitch though, nothing we can do about that"...lol 😆

[pirobotbeta]

I was at Fort Hood in 1979; we all got plaque vaccine and boosters.
Hurt like hell; all yer joints ached, some fever.
Several soldiers actually caught the sickness!

[advanced]

Here we go again. Time to rewatch House M.D. solely through YouTube clips.

[dragonoidwiley]

Every time I see them talk medical jargon with papers in their hands I feel like they’re reading their lines from it