Just got back from the TEDMED conference where I was happy to see a ZDoggMD song at the Kennedy Center Opera House. They showed his hilarious educational video about self-examination for testicular cancer – Manhood in the Mirror.
For more ZDoggMD medical humor, check out his sites:
Dr. Patricia Raymond is the coolest GI doc on the planet. She’s back reminding her patients about colon cancer screening.
Dr. Raymond is a gastroenterologist and is the founder of Your Health Choice and Rx for Sanity. She is also the author of the book, Colonoscopy Is A Gas!
Go buy her book, read it in the waiting room while you wait for your colonoscopy, and then connect with Dr. Raymond online:
Is your hospital struggling with throughput? Patients in the hallway in the ER? Residents taking waaaay too long to come to admit patients? Medical attendings being difficult to reach? Or hospitalists fighting admissions?
Well, watch this hilarious Medicine vs ER Star Trek parody video by ZDoggMD. If you understand the jokes in it, you are a step ahead in understanding some of the unspoken truths of hospital throughput:
Check out Z Dogg MD’s YouTube channel and his blog.
Just when you thought you heard of everything… GiggleMed goes and puts a Throckmorton app out there for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
For those of you in the dark on Throckmorton’s Sign, it is a somewhat fictitious radiographic sign that clinically astute radiologists use in determining the highest yield portion of a radiology image to focus on.
Here’s how it works… You’re reading an Xray or a CT or something… so far it’s pretty unremarkable. But then you notice… the male organ (yes, the one of spam filter fame) is pointing toward one side. Logically then, if something is pointing there… well, you look over there.
Throckmorton’s Sign says that whichever side the Spam Filter Organ is pointing towards, that’s the side of the lesion.
Well, thinking that’s a little unfair, GiggleMed decided to even the playing field and make this important radiographic sign available for use in all patients… male and female… and in all studies… whether the bottom half of the body is imaged or not.
So here it is: the iThrock radiology humor application – available free on iTunes.
Also, check out the hilarious iHealth Humor gifts in GiggleMed’s Medical Humor Gift Store… and of course, there’s a Throckmorton section too.
Love the movie or hate it, Z Dogg MD really captures what life would be like for Napolean Dynamite as a medical doc.
“Can’t you just hold pressure?”
“Pen VK! What do ya think?!”
“And then you realize… you can just admit to Medicine”
Give some love to the Joint Commission, GOSH!
Check out Z Dogg MD’s YouTube channel and his blog.
Very funny video from a patient’s perspective on an emergency room visit. Comedian Brian Regan tackles triage, the pain scale, opiates, & the pain of childbirth.
The pain scale riff is awesome… (so run and tell that, JCAHO.)
By the way, check out the GiggleMed pain scale humor in the medical humor store.
I wish the EMTs at my hospital could present patients like this…
This medical humor video was submitted by Dr. Patricia Raymond (AKA “Butt Meddler”) just in time for Colon Cancer Awareness Month. “Lookin’ Up My Back Door” is a friendly, funny way of reminding people about their screening colonoscopy. Check it out:
Even more so after this video, I remain a strong advocate for changing the name of GoLytely to GoProfusely.
Dr. Raymond is a gastroenterologist and is the founder of Your Health Choice and Rx for Sanity. She is also the author of the book, Colonoscopy Is A Gas!
Go buy her book, read it in the waiting room while you wait for your colonoscopy, and then connect with Dr. Raymond online:
Funny medical music parody of life with a hernia by Weird Al Yankovic. Especially funny for medical professionals because he actually covers quite a bit of relevant material.
You can see other funny medical humor versions of songs here:
OK… Time for a little holiday humor.
This time, though, we’re going to poke funny at our respiratory therapy friends… especially those who still, ironically, smoke. If that’s you, take this song as motivation to quit.
“Puffy the RT” is a GiggleMed original put to the “tune” of Frosty the Snowman. You will notice “tune” is in quotes. That’s simply because of my mad skills in singing. I had to channel my inner South Philly.
If any of you have singing skills or think it would be funny to sing this song as a group… make a video and send it our way. (But if you use these lyrics, you must give attribution to GiggleMed.com with something like “Lyrics by GiggleMed.com” or “Inspired by the Lyrics from GiggleMed.com”.)
