The Orthopedic Surgeon Goes to Therapy

We could all use a little confidence boost

[SkippyGranolaSA]

Man, Ortho may be able to bench 230 but only the therapist can lift a heavy heart

[alyssajoyblack]

I saw my psychiatrist yesterday and genuinely said ‘what up feelings bro?’ And he not only laughed he knew the reference!

[DoctorAzmain]

From this week, I'm asking the cardiology nurses to please hand me the patient's danger squiggles

[MLeoDaalder]

I can see Therapy thinking: "Oh no, what have I unleashed upon the world!? At least he isn't an Emergency Care Ophthalmologist..." XD

[bobbyspivey]

"I can manage diabetes" the most horrifying words to ever exit Ortho's mouth

[LilianGruNa]

As an orthopedic surgeon I can say that this is exactly the look upon our faces when someone hands us an EKG 😃

[sydneylu]

Orthopedics calling the psychiatrist "feelings bro" is really getting me

[dylanherbst]

Ortho walked into that session a nervous wreck and walked out a monster.

[godspeedsumitbiswas]

Ortho doesn't call anyone useless, he just prefers to call them "Fibula".

[AznJsn]

I really want to see the ophthalmologist going to therapy. He can talk about how Jonathan is taking over his clinic.

[LineHazel]

As a psychologist working in medicine, I have to get my MD boss to send out an official note that from now on, I want to be referred to as "feelings bro" by everyone on the team. Yes, I am female. Yes, I am still "feelings bro". Bring it on, docs!

[daveandgena]

My ortho was due to deliver her baby any moment, still performed my 8 hour hip surgery, had her ortho husband assist in case her water broke in the middle of it. Delivered the day after. Mad strength, bro!

[Mpayne]

Feelings bro and danger squiggles. That’s comedy gold

[Soriyou]

True story. Had a round with 3 orthopedic attendings.

Attending 1: Next patient had an a-fib with RVR
Attending 2: Did you see the EKG?
Attending 3: Too many squiggles, that's for medicine folks
Attending 1: Wasn't it called irregularly irregular or something?
Attending 2, 3: You are too smart

I kept thinking about this video and how true of a representation it could be sometimes. They can fix squiggly bones, but care less about squiggly lines.

[RyuSujin]

Ortho has a bone to pick with the other doctors.

[sopyleecrypt]

How do you fit all the drama and comedy of a half-hour TV show into 2 minutes? With only yourself as cast and crew? Feelings Bro’s creeping sense of things having gone badly wrong in the last few seconds was gold 🏅

[eman]

Mad respect to orthopedic surgeons. Had to go to a shoulder specialist to get my torn AC tendon in my shoulder repaired. Took me a while to find a doctor because unlike most doctors, where you get sick and they give you medicine, with an ortho specialist, you have to trust another human being to repair your broken and deformed body. I found that thought just terrifying. So mad props to their knowledge and professionalism. Very high demand too. We were talking about Covid, and the doc was saying that he can't afford to get it because then, he won't be able to work with his patients.

[AchiAhisar]

The next day, all the diabetics got an extra gram of Ancef...

[stAy-SMR]

Danger squiggles absolutely killed me dead. As someone who works for the NHS, these videos are so very accurate.

[KingOfAllJackals]

Radiology would like to have a word with the “who knows better about bones, bro?” statement….in a dark alley. At night. With sunglasses and a welding mask.