Doctor Reacts to The Pitt S2 Ep 13: Is Dr. Robby Not Coming Back??!! скачать в хорошем качестве

Doctor Reacts to The Pitt S2 Ep 13: Is Dr. Robby Not Coming Back??!!

📸 Follow us on Instagram: behind the scenes, family life, medicine, and random chaos: Instagram:   / dr.chadd_todd   📩 Contact us at oncallmedicine1@gmail.com for reaction ideas, content requests, general questions for Dr. Todd, or just to say hello! (We can’t provide personal medical advice.) ⚕️ Medical Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment, discussion, and general educational commentary only. It is not medical advice and should not replace evaluation or treatment by your own physician or healthcare professional. Dr. Todd and Allycia react to The Pitt Episode 13 (7:00 PM) as the night shift takes over and chaos continues. From a critical DKA case to a surprising turmeric-related liver injury, this episode blends high-stakes medicine with real-life clinical decision-making. They break down why hypertonic saline is used in head injuries to reduce brain swelling (osmotic shifts), walk through a jaundice workup that raises concern for acute liver failure, and discuss the risks of supplements like turmeric when taken in excess. They also dive into the shocking aortic aneurysm (AAA) reveal, including who should be screened and why smoking history matters. Plus—real talk about burnout, medical mistakes, and work-life balance, along with a frustrating (and very real) conversation about asthma inhaler costs and access to care. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:41 Reaction to The Pitt 2x13 03:19 Hospital Shift Changes 05:05 Hepatitis Breakdown 06:35 Hypertonic Saline Discussion 08:12 Neurosurgery Drill Scene 12:13 Liver Toxins Med Trivia 18:40 Tension Smiles And Cliffhangers 19:49 Robbie Relationship Fallout 22:18 Outro/ Deep Dive 25:00 Bad Omens for Robbie 25:50 Mistakes and Self Doubt 26:49 Work Life Balance Clash 28:28 Asthma Care and Inhaler Costs 31:17 Dialysis Indications AEIOU 32:08 Turmeric and Liver Failure #thepitt #doctorreacts #medical #reaction #asthma #medicaldrama #healthcare #burnout #internalmedicine #medicaleducation