My first choice was 6 because of her confidence and knowledge. She reminded me of my own optometrist: friendly and wise. Number 1 was my second choice because she seemed to have the most real responses. But, now I can see why she is marketing.

you can see at 8:13 that number 6 was nodding in agreement which none of the other candidates did. thats one thing that stood out to me for number 6.

I knew right away it was her! She fumbled on the "color" question, but she didn't fumble on anything else or beat around the bush. And I've been to eye doctor many times, and her answers were so detailed and confident. And I wouldn't expect an eye doctor to know how to revive someone. The Urologist was the most obvious fake. He knew nothing about what urologists do😂. And the pediatrician, who was my alternative guess, blew it with the phimosis comment. No one treats phimosis in babies. Foreskins aren't able to be retracted until the child is much older. If it would've been her, I was gonna say, "If I ever have a baby boy, I'm keeping him away from her!😂The dermatologist couldn't answer the easiest question and made so many gaffes. How could they possibly think it was her? I also think that the Asian guy was pre-med, based on his knowledge.

This was fun watch , really thought it was number one

I loved watching your review of this! Thanks for sharing. I also wondered why they had an optometrist instead of an ophthalmologist, and a PT instead of someone in Ortho. But happy they participated either way, because this was interesting to watch. On another note: as someone who worked in ophthalmology for years, yes - traumatic glaucoma is very much a thing. That answer was actually the one that tipped the scale for me to think she WAS the doctor lol.

This was a great video!!

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing!

Great video as always!

It was really hard choosing bet 1 and 6. But hey, we learn new things everyday. I for sure encountered the ABCDE thing in med school but u mentioning it here will make it more easier to remember so thanks!

Very interesting content!!❤🎉

Love the video!!

Yeah!! I got it right 😊 but it is really interesting video…. Great job 👍

Woah!!! This is nice!

yes ! my 1st choice is number 6 she's the real doctor. the way she talk , and her moves. i know because in 5 yrs i worked as a secretary and personnal assistant of a cosmetic surgeon.

I'm not in the medical field, or even adjacent to it, but I know the difference between "inter" and "intra". That right there was a red flag for #1, because it's just so basic.

Thank you for the email lol this is very entertaining

That nerf gun must’ve had some real recoil !

I enjoyed watching 🎉

No doctor knows everything. You NEVER shock asystole.

Great video g

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I was between 1 and 6 but I agree that the Emergency medicine dude seemed like a premed student

Interesting. They could've made it harder lol for example by replacing #2, 4, and 5 with MAs/PAs in other fields.

For the nerf gun thing, I wonder if it was a traumatic angle-closure glaucoma!

The doctor for me is number 5. Not yet done watching the video though... Let's see 🤞

dangg close call

hi doc adam nessim who's the lucky winner ?

I haven't finished the video yet, but #6 seems pretty confident to what she's saying. I'm not a doctor by the way lol.

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It's interesting these used a real and fake healthcare professional with a degree that entitles them to use 'Dr' because the title makes you think it's all physicians/MDs/DOs. In the UK, where I practice, pharmacists, optometrists etc don't use the title 'Dr'.

It was a little weird that you knocked off 6 for a story, which could or could not have been true (I mean the world is crazy), and were lenient to so many other mistakes made by 1 and 3!!!!

You should be suspicious of Dr. Nicole answering wrong on the 3 main colors that our eyes perceive instead of the nerf gun story she told. I still can't believe a real eye specialist answered wrongly on one of the easiest questions about the eye.

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It's amazing how you assume a DPT is not a "real" doctor. As a PMR doc, you will work with many DPTs, and I hope your experience with them changes your mind. As a sports medicine doc, your medical interventions only temporarily treat pain and come with terrible long-term side effects (i.e injections, NSAIDS, other pain medications). None of these interventions offer an actual solution to the problem or prevent the problem from reoccurring. If sports med docs knew everything, why do they have to refer to DPTs and ATCs? Sadly, in 2023 MSK medicine still sucks. It does more harm than good. Please check out DPT school MSK curriculums and compare to the best of the best medical schools, you are in for a surprise. Your 2 to 3 weeks of training are very subpar at best. Furthermore, your PMR residency and sports medicine fellowship still only teach you how to train pain. If 10 years of school is what makes you a real doctor, then I am glad I'm just a PT. I look forward to seeing your patients doc!