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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Dr. Mike: "Yo, that tiger know the weakness of the human body"
Me after watching lots of his videos: I think anywhere on our body is a weakness at this point
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As a speech pathologist, I was fully prepared to be forgotten when talking about rehab. Thanks for the shoutout!
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As someone with both sensory and auditory processing disorders who received help from both an occupational therapist and speech language pathologist in school I just wanted to second Mikeās shout out to them, I may not have been officially diagnosed with either disorder at the time I received services from them but they were both incredibly helpful nonetheless!
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Calling a stroke a "brain attack" is fine if you're also prepared to call a pulmonary infarction a "lung attack".
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As a recently retired dancer, thank you for talking about the dangers of hyperextension! I was trained in a very ādeeper stretch is always betterā era where everyone was shooting for the most intense oversplits, etc. Being able to take my split past 180 degrees didnāt make me a better dancer and now I have a lot of knee and hip pain in my early 20s (and many of my former teammates are in the same situation). Itās a cool trick but not worth the risk imo.
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we do actually already call a stroke a brain attack in Dutch. Heart attack is sometimes called: Hartinfarct. And a stroke is sometimes refered to as a: Herseninfarct (Hersen = brain, infarct= infarction/attack)
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14:43 the technician who took my EKG explained after i asked curiously that my heart seemed fine and started attempting to explain why it was fine despite how the diagram looked inconsistent. I replied "oh, so my heart rate is changing, but it's changing properly." She was a bit taken aback by how simply i put it and that i was actually able to interpret what she meant. sometimes the reason things in books are different is simpler to explain than the way an academic would usually approach it. That's why we have science communicators.
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The "bumble bee" is a carpenter bee. They live in holes in wood, so he probably thought the nostril was one of his homes.
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Shout out to speech pathologists?! Thank you SO MUCH for spreading awareness of our VERY important job in the medical field and for using our correct title. Mad respect for doctors that know when and how to collaborate with rehab staff ā¤ā¤ā¤
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7:50 YES HEALING ITCHES! THANK YOU FOR ACKNOWLEDGING THAT AND SAYING IT, SO MANY DOCTORS DON'T THINK ABOUT IT!
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That eyeglass lady was full of it. I have worn corrective glasses since I was a toddler. Apparently, I just needed to have more faith...š
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As an optometrist, I screamed at the lady who said you don't need glasses š what she said is such a HUGE misconcept and I hate to see it shared as a fact.
I hate Tiktok.
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That trainer running over to try and catch the seal is a real one. ā¤
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Thanks for the shout out to the OTs! ā¤ As one, I know how often no one knows what we do. People often think of us as PTs. š
I love the profession and wish that everyone knew how cool and meaningful our role is!
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The hot spoon thing definitely works for me, though you have to get the temperature just high enough to sting when applied but still be tolerable for a few seconds. Supposedly, the heat breaks down the proteins in the mosquito saliva (which is how they numb the area then they "bite"), which is why it stops itching. Even if that isn't exactly what happens, I very rarely have to apply a hot spoon more than once for the itching to be permanently gone.
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Them: "You do not need glasses!"
Me: "Oh, ok!" * takes glasses off while driving and dies immediately *
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Fun fact, when Mike says that the tiger knows the weak spots of the body he's not wrong. Tigers whiskers are so sensitive that they can sense the bloodflow in veins. So they can actully sense where your most vulnerable veins and arteries are.
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Hey, thank you for the speech shoutout!! Especially the swallowing mention since most people don't know we do that! As a hospital-based SLP that brightened my day š
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FACT CHECKING DR MIKE !!!!!
I work on a neuro floor. We actually do sometimes use ābrain attackā to describe a stroke due to the similar tissue ischemia, just like a heart attack :)
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@supermyrea1
5 months ago
I've come to love how much critique Dr. Mike has on House MD for knowing useless trivia, but here he is... knowing the weight of a seal...
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