House CASES to Watch While You Diagnose Your Way Out of Work

Haus 🤤🤤🤤

"I think your tie is ugly" 💀

Gulf War Syndrome is real. It is well documented and accepted by the majority of the medical community. Thanks!

If only doctors in Australia were half as competent.. They just try to push anxiety meds on you and tell you not to google your symptoms to only go into the office and google your symptoms.

Thank you for sharing, House M.D.

House ending on that psychology note. He's the last person I'd take advice from regarding how to be content in life.

The black kid looks absolutely nothing like the "deadbeat dad". There should be some tiny resemblance at least.

Accurate title.

chris get back home

Tell that to the guys that worked burn pits over there that got cancer when they got back years later

Weather detrrants; dry, wet, and cool.

weird

Possibly the best father-reveal plot twist since (Star Wars Spoiler Warning) The Empire Strikes Back.

Am I the only one who watches s4 ep7 who just wants to just slice off that large tumour to make him look normal again.

Is story telling and belief worth it?

No height...is the best diagnostic for a tall glass of water...profile profile profile...I'm following

So I'm supposed to assume that hospitals will do a full background check of where I've been, why, and how it affects me? Pass.

5:37 doesn't help the case against....

It in the time i got healed but when I got “the” fatigue syndrome, like every day huge fatigue that I can’t do anything yet every day fatigue is real like I have climbed a mountain or something followed by deep sleep, I feel exhausted if I go out to near pharmacies ; the concept of “ chronic fatigue syndrome” was non-existent 🇯🇵and there was a researcher I found but no doctor(he started his clinic like——-2 decades after) ; I somehow saw book on it in English and cling to it. That was the most horrific experience of my life.

21:19 everybody hatessss Chrissssssss

How did he say creatine?

15:53 everybody hates back pain and urinary tension
15:53 everybody hates the er
15:53 everybody hates camp

14:50 I partially agree with this 👍 part of being a man is being able to take a step back and admit when you fucked up whether it's hurting someone or doing something that ultimately hurt someone. Example, if you're having a bad day and display anger towards someone who had zero to do with your mood and then you go back either that day or the next time you see them and admitting you were in the wrong and telling them you're sorry. Mind you, that person doesn't have to accept the apology and sometimes they don't but at least you did try to admit fault.

I'm 35 years old and it took me a very long time to admit when I did something wrong and to apologize for it. When I met my wife she kept yelling at me that I need to apologize to people whenever I would do something fucked up like throw things or yell. It's still difficult for me to do it but I do at least try and I am sincere when I do. Look the person in the eye, put your hand out for a handshake and simply say "I am sorry. I was not angry with you I was angry about something else, I am sorry for yelling I do sincerely apologize for my actions. I had no right to take my anger out on you I shouldn't have done that, I am sorry. "

Not so great fact for the sleep lovers: Sleeping beyond or below the ideal 7 hours gives erratic sleep schedules and inconvenient spontanous crashes. Along with sore limbs, flagging digestive capacity, and varying abilities to deal with stress.
Which is why work requirements this day in age are not good for the proper adult sleep practices. Nevermimd the terrible effect our fast food diet wreaks on our health.
"Runs like a boot camp"
......honey, you have never BEEN to a boot camp if you think this sass slinging, medical jargon spewing, relatively lax office/spontaneous medical drama show (and i mean In Universe) is a boot camp.

no doctor ever asks (what have you been eating over the past month) LOL, so many symptoms are diet related

Top secret was a case of unprocessed anger. The symptoms were the way of the body giving the stimulus so he can process that. the insomnia, the bodily sensations he described in the begining and the infection that lead to that taste. I think they did an great job stabilizing the patient until he processed and metabolized. i kinda wish they had a psychologist in the team to give them these perspectives. Everyone lies, but sometimes the lie is below conscious.

12:19 Captain Renard 😹😹

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23:54 yeah, just stand there and calmly explain that your killing the patient instead of rushing to stop the treatment that’s killing him. 🥀

12:40 nah, she's brilliant and a better person than you & the patient

16:43 correct, jagoff. No person is born evil, it's environmental factors that brought it about

0:12 I wonder how's the days going for this person mentioned in credits😂🤣

If we learn nothing else, EVERYBODY LIES.

Been a YouTube viewer for a looong time. First time here, omg. 😅

One of my favorite shows. They should pick this up again

34:31 It's Dana from The Pitt!

I have a large tattoo of the concept of "Occam's Razor" on my forearm. The simplest/most apparent solution is most often the most correct one.

"Find out where he went to summer camp." 😂

Olivia Pope and House 🤔🤔

I get horribly bitter on the street. Actions over words are impeccable in my life though. I think that your show looks like me when I'm not petty or pathetic. Not being too nice is important for not being horrible. I loved cruise ships back in the day... I'm trying to buy a townhome. I love the show.

Woah

Even the doctors hate chris

Haven't seen a 'quit your job in 30 days' ad since I installed Blockify — my blood pressure thanks me.

33:04 IT'S NURSE DANA!!!

Gulf war syndrome is real.

What she doesn't realize is that men that learn discipline, even if it's through struggle is an effective way of building good habits.