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In the "Occam's Razor" episode of House, M.D., a teenager arrives at the hospital with severe and diverse symptoms, including paralysis and vision loss. House's team faces a diagnostic dilemma, as the symptoms seem to point to several different diseases. House applies the principle of Occam's Razor, which suggests that the simplest cause is the most likely. Upon thorough investigation, they discover that the patient has the disease acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the underlying cause of all of the patient's symptoms, I learned this desease

The cancer of the blood and bone marrow. This type of cancer usually worsens rapidly if left untreated.

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I learned that an illness must be managed with the best medical care possible and that the patient's mentality must always be thinking positively and not focus only on the bad because one illness can generate another or lead to an addiction due to higher doses.

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I learned about TTP which is a very rare disease that causes clots to form in the blood because the immune system attacks an enzyme that is totally safe for the body.

I learned that because it is a rare disease it is not easily diagnosed, in the episode they did many tests that apparently were unnecessary because they did not find anything on them.

Until they discovered that the patient was pregnant and the physiological changes of the body made her immune system fight that safe enzyme.

All in all it was a good experience, it is very entertaining to learn in this way and not only about rare diseases but all the medical vocabulary that can be very useful in the future.

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The episode touches on the ethical dilemma of whether it is justifiable for a doctor with an addiction to treat patients. The team and Cuddy have to balance House's genius with the risks his behavior poses to patient care.

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The episode touches on the ethical dilemma of whether it is justifiable for a doctor with an addiction to treat patients. The team and Cuddy have to balance House's genius with the risks his behavior poses to patient care.

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By: Yohana Lisseth Gómez López

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From kids episode of House, I have come to know that the blood-clotting disorder referred to as thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) is a rare condition that leads to low platelets and skin bleeding due to small blood vessel clots. Uncommon inducing factors such as pregnancy might trigger it resulting in serious complications. It was important during this episode to remind us on how significant it is to think about rare illnesses when familiar signs do not match with ordinary ailments.

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(Love hurts)

I learned the the importance of considering both physical and psychological factors in medical diagnoses, as the patient's involvement in a dominant-submissive relationship provides critical insights. The successful treatment underscores the need for an interdisciplinary approach and the complexity of seemingly straightforward symptoms.

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I learned a lot about stroke. This is a health problem caused when a blood vessel that carries oxygen to the brain is blocked by a clot or when it bursts.

From the episode, I learned that osteomyelitis can be a cause of stroke. When a bone is infected, it causes trouble and does not allow the patient to have a regular blood flow. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the infected area (bone).

Meybel Esperanza Pérez Guzmán

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I learned that Myasthenia Gravis or also known as (MG) is an immune system disorder that emphasizes in weakness in muscles and fatigue and it is a very difficult disease because its main cause it is not 100% known yet, but it is important to mention that there are some treatments that helps the patients to deal with the disease. 

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I learned that Myasthenia Gravis or also known as (MG) is an immune system disorder that emphasizes in weakness in muscles and fatigue and it is a very difficult disease because its main cause it is not 100% known yet, but it is important to mention that there are some treatments that helps the patients to deal with the disease. 

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What I basically learned from the episode I was assigned is that in many occasions not being sure of a specific diagnosis can lead to bad treatments or decisions by the medical staff, since after multiple tests, the Doctor diagnoses the patient with Cushing's syndrome caused by a small tumor in her adrenal gland. The tumor is successfully removed by surgery, which alleviates her symptoms and this leads us to understand that many times at first glance it may seem like something but not having the necessary tools can cause delays and complications in each patient.

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From our episode I learned that life is about taking risks, finding solutions and living life to the fullest. It's amazing how medical science has advanced. This series shows us in an almost unreal but very accurate way. If we look deeply we can see a lot of similarity in real life.

It also shows me that even though everything seem Lost, there is hope somewhere.

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Watching the "The Acceptance" episode of House, M.D. was a turning point in some many ways. It’s about a death row inmate who suddenly gets sick, and House takes on his case. The episode made me think about right and wrong, as the patient deals with his guilt and his upcoming execution.

House focuses only on solving the medical problem, not caring about the patient’s past. This made me think about how we sometimes separate our work from our feelings. The way House stays calm while the patient is in pain was striking.

There’s also a side story with Cameron, who struggles with her emotions while helping a dying patient. This felt relatable, especially when it’s hard not to get personally involved.

Overall, the episode made me think about judgment, redemption, and how we handle tough situations. It left a strong impression on me.

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I learned that rabies, particularly from bat bites, can be an elusive and deadly diagnosis. Initially, the medical team overlooked rabies as a possible cause of the patient's symptoms. This highlights the importance of considering rabies in cases with unexplained neurological symptoms, especially when there is potential exposure to bats. The episode demonstrates the critical need for timely diagnosis and treatment, as rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear.

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What I learned from the episode was that there are many diseases with the same symptoms and it is easier to get confused, that is why it is necessary to delve deeper into the symptoms to identify the problem and take the best treatment or way to deal with it.

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Three Stories" is the 21st episode of House M.D.'s. In this episode, Dr. Gregory House is forced to give a lecture on diagnosis to medical students. He presents three cases of patients with leg pain, using them to teach about the diagnostic process.

I learned that as the episode goes on, it is revealed that one of the cases is actually House's own, detailing the leg infarction that led to his chronic pain, dependence on a cane, and addiction to Vicodin. The episode uses a non-linear narrative to explore House's past, providing insight into his complex personality and Leg pain.

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I learned that doctors have big responsibilities when diagnosing patients since they have to decide how to treat different diseases.

I also learned that biases and prejudices can be a problem for doctors when diagnosing their patients since in this case an obese patient suffered a heart attack at an early age and the doctors started to blame obesity when in fact it was another cause of the girl's heart attack. It is important to mention that doctors have a great challenge with each patient since they are different cases.

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I learned from the episode 5 (Damned if you do) of "House," demonstrates the critical importance of accurate diagnosis in allergic reactions at the beginning he didn't explored too much. Then initially, the nun’s symptoms were misattributed to dishwashing soap, leading to inappropriate treatment with diphenhydramine and an adverse reaction requiring emergency intervention with epinephrine, which resulted in cardiac arrest. The case highlights the need for thorough investigation to identify the true allergen in this case, copper in the IUD. The resolution, involving the removal of the IUD and proper treatment, underscores the significance of addressing the underlying cause of an allergic reaction and the necessity of appropriate medication management and emergency response.

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Dr. House episode "The mistake" (Erika Jisela Zelaya)

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Dr. House episode "The mistake" (Erika Jisela Zelaya)

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I learned that doctors have to do some exams and studies before give a diagnostic, because misdiagnosis occurs when a healthcare professional fails to diagnose correctly and this can damage or affect the healt of the patient and also damage his as a doctor and could have legal problems, as healthcare professionals doctors have to protect others.

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Researching about tuberculosis was interesting because I learned about what it was, its symptoms and how the disease can be treated. Also, the episode was very interesting because, in the episode "TB or Not TB" of Dr. House, the medical team investigates the case of a renowned doctor who shows severe symptoms after returning from a humanitarian mission in Africa. As they analyze his condition, they consider the possibility that he has tuberculosis (TB), an infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Active TB presents symptoms like a persistent cough, fever, night sweats, and weight loss. The episode highlights not only the challenges of diagnosing and treating TB but also the ethical dilemmas in the context of global medicine.

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The importance of checking your health with specialists to detect problems in time. There are many silent diseases that do not present symptoms until they are already advanced in the person's bodyand it may already be too late to start treatments. An example is LEMS is a disorder that has no symptoms and no cure, only treatment.

Cancer can attack anyone regardless of age and it is a very difficult disease with little chance of surviving this disease.

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what I learned from the Dr. Houses episode is that a piece of metal or lead that has radiation can cause severe problems in our health and even in our body, that is why we have to be more informed about what materials can cause radiation and how much radiation may contain that material, because it depends on the amount of radiation that our body receives, is how it can get to damage the organs or even the person can die from radiation if not treated in time.

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In episode 4 of "House" titled "Maternity," ethical and judgment dilemmas in medicine are explored, showing how critical decisions are influenced by emotions and personal circumstances. Additionally, the episode reveals that even highly experienced doctors can make mistakes under pressure and stress, highlighting the importance of communication and empathy in medical care.

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In the episode "Histories," Dr. House and his team treat a homeless woman who is found unconscious. They first think she has schizophrenia and tuberculosis, but House eventually diagnoses her with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a fatal brain disorder. It turns out she was once a violinist who lost her family, leading to her homelessness and illness. The episode shows how House uses his skills to uncover the true cause of her symptoms.

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In the episode "Histories," Dr. House and his team treat a homeless woman who is found unconscious. They first think she has schizophrenia and tuberculosis, but House eventually diagnoses her with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, a fatal brain disorder. It turns out she was once a violinist who lost her family, leading to her homelessness and illness. The episode shows how House uses his skills to uncover the true cause of her symptoms.

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Ivania Maricela Garcia

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Three stories

I learned that it is important to visit your health provider when you feel a suddenly pain in your leg.

This episode teaches the importance of understanding that every patient is

unique, even if their symptoms are similar. It also highlights the personal struggles doctors face and how their experiences can shape their approach to medicine.

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The episode highlights the conflict between a patient's right to make their own decisions and a doctor's obligation to provide the best care possible. The importance of medical ethics and the law: The episode demonstrates the legal and ethical consequences of disregarding a patient's DNR.

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I learned that diagnosing complex cases often requires considering multiple possibilities and relying on teamwork. The episode highlights the ethical challenges doctors face, such as making difficult decisions that can have life-altering consequences for patients. Additionally, it shows how personal relationships and biases can impact professional judgment and decision-making in high-stakes situations.

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I learned a lot of very interesting things about the Deception episode of the second season of the Doctor House series. About the existence of the munchausen syndrome which is when patients suffering from problems such as depression, anxiety or abuse invent symptoms and go to the doctor just to be able to be hospitalized and receive a good treatment from the nurses and doctors. The truth is quite interesting because in the episode the person is taken to the hospital and they perform endless tests but always comes out well and in the end the diagnosis is the munchausen syndrome which is when patients invent symptoms to feel comfortable with the treatment they are given in the hospital.

It is also important to keep in mind that for the correct treatment of sindrome munchausen, it is necessary that the doctor is supported by a psychologist who will decide whether to give you therapy or leave you in the hospital. Furthermore, it will also depend on the medications given only when a good definitive diagnosis has been made.

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What I learned from the Dr. House episode “Heavy” is how biases can influence medical decisions, especially when it comes to obesity.

Positively, the episode helped me reflect on the importance of putting stereotypes aside and seeing the patient holistically, considering all the factors that affect their health.

Negatively, I was uncomfortable with the way some characters seemed more focused on judging the patient’s weight than understanding the underlying causes of her condition, which affected her diagnosis.

Randomly, it made me think about how these types of situations are reflected in daily life, not only in medicine, but also in social interactions, where we often label people without understanding their reality.

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I learned about the Echinococcus parasite, which is a parasite that have similiar symptoma with HIV, Echinococcus can live in the intestine of people and aninals. The eggs of Echinococcus get in the envroment throug animal feces that are contaminated and pther aninmal can get infected if they are in contac with that feces . Also peoplw can get infected if they are in contact wirh tehese animals or if they eat contaminated flld with the parasite.

Merary Lorena Velasquez Fuentes

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The episode's final revelation is tragic: it is discovered that the patient was once a professional violinist who lost her family in a car accident. This trauma led her into a life of homelessness and ultimately to the disease that brought her to the hospital.

The episode highlights House's relentless approach to differential diagnosis and his ability to look beyond the obvious to find the truth, no matter how dark or painful it may be.

-Wilman Godiel Esquivel Majano.

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Episode 4

Maternity

There are different things that I learned from the episode of doctor house.

1- To make difficult decisions during a hard time.

2- Ethic is really important when working with people. Even if the solution is not the right one, it is important to let people know what we do honestly.

3- To work as a team: it is important to consider people's opinions in a workplace. At the end everyone will be satisfied when the solution is the right one.

Etc.

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-Dr. House —Episode 22 “Honeymoon”

From this episode I learnt about AIP that stands for Acute intermittent porphyria, that is caused by a problem in your body’s process of making heme, which is needed for carrying oxygen in your blood and other important functions. Also I learnt that the doctor investigate about the diseases that the family of the patient had, but why? Because some diseases can be inherent from parents let’s say that as in AIP , so the doctors need to take into account all the different aspects that can help them to know what is happening or affecting the patient.

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The mistake.

I learned that there are times when it is good to ask the patient what their symptoms are and do the necessary tests, to give a correct diagnosis, because sometimes not asking or doing these types of things can lead to negligence, as in the case of Dr. Chase. that due to medical negligence he made a big mistake and that is why there are serious consequences, that is why it is sometimes good to ask patients what they feel and do the necessary tests so that errors are not made and doctors must support patients and help them, they should not be bad people, but rather they should help so that everything is fine.

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The episode I watched was very interesting, it's called "Autopsy" and I learned how important it is to acquire more knowledge, even if it's basic things, and I'm surprised by the knowledge that doctors end up having and how many times they must go beyond what they were taught. Dr. House treats cases in a very interesting way, in this case there was a girl who had cancer but apart from that she suffered from hallucinations, in short, after so much chaos, Dr. House proposed to perform an autopsy on her in which it was the only way to confirm that she suffered from metastasis, and that she had cancer in the brain, metastasis is when cancer spreads to other parts of the body, and I learned that it is a very common factor but the way in which these doctors handled it was unique. Since they practically killed her for exactly one minute to be able to perform the procedure and to revive her they were going to use the resuscitation method, because they induced something like a cardiac arrest. It's really a very interesting episode.

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Excellent episode that manages to explore ethical questions in a complex way. In this case, House is wrong and he makes a reckless and irresponsible move because he can't accept it. Yes, he does find something to cure in the patient, but that result allows both him and patient to continue with their addictions and delusions. Cameron and House both break the rules and use deception in this episode. She traps the patient into revealing that she has Munchausen’s, but what she does is small compared to what House does. He puts the patient’s life at risk to be “right”.

Sarahí Mejia

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I personally learned from the episode "Fidelity" of Dr. House about the importance of considering rare diseases when diagnosing a patient. It showed me how critical it is for doctors to think outside the box and not overlook uncommon conditions. The episode also highlighted the importance of teamwork and persistence in the medical field, as sometimes finding the right diagnosis requires exploring every possible angle.

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I personally learned about this disease which is not very common but also it is fatal without treatment. It can even cause death. The episode mainly focus the ethical thoughts faced by medical professionals, emphasizing the importance of trust in relationships. It also sheds light on the lesser-known disease African sleeping sickness (trypanosomiasis) and underscores the emotional complexity inherent in patient care. Overall, “Fidelity” prompts reflection on trust, medical choices, and the intricate web of human connections

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In the episode of Doctor House. There were many things that I found interesting. For example, learn more about intrauterine devices. They are very common and many women choose to use this option to prevent pregnancy. But beyond just being in a birth control to prevent pregnancy, it is also necessary to be informed and know the risks that can have the use of the IUD. Many patients even forget that they have this device inserted in their uterus, it even tends to move out of place and out of the uterus. This can cause certain allergic reactions such as bleeding and pain as if the patient were on her period. In addition, there are 2 types of IUD's the Hormone IUD and the copper IUD. Some people have an adverse allergy called dermatitis caused by the copper in the device. It is very rare for people to develop something adverse to this copper device however it does happen. When it is in the uterus for a long time it tends to be ineffective and the material it is made of tends to break off and travel through the uterus and in rare cases outside the uterus.

To avoid this type of inconvenience, it is advisable for the patient who is using an intrauterine device to do annually checks up in order to verify that everything is working properly.

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What I learned about the episode called. The socaratic method, sometimes the symptoms can create confusion when looking for a diagnosis, especially with people who may have physical pain but if there is a mental illness that can cause it to be difficult to apply a proper treatment, for the reason that the patient can not express in which part of the body feels physical pain that can feel, in addition to the abuse of substances that can cause addictions in patients and that limits the use of some treatments and that it is very necessary to have a medical history to treat and give better medical assistance to a patient.

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Episode 12 - Sports Medicine

From this episode I learned that a person who smokes, and uses recreational drugs is in risk of different health problems, not just of lung failure from smoking but because of the inhalation of Cadmium in the weeds.

People who produce drugs and then sell them sometime add on purpose Cadmium to the weeds in order to make the weight look like if they are selling more of the weed, but also accidents happen and Cadmium can be spread without intention to, or the soil were plants have grown might be infected, these cause Cadmium poisoning in people.

Some other symptoms may appear that can be confused and related to other illnesses, but if the patient does not reveal what he has been ingesting or inhaling doctors might prescribe the incorrect medicine which can cause worse side effects in the patient's health.

There is not an especific treatment for cadmium poisoning but if treated on time, toxins can be taken out of the body an help the patient to survive, otherwise, he may die.

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I learn important content about Tuberculosis also know as TB, the process in which patient goes through an illness, first thinking that is something but at the same time we need sometimes to doubt because there are some other diseases that can be affecting the patient’s health as in the episode “TB or not TB”, that my classmate and I saw and did our research, the patient has TB it was very evident, but at the same time he was presentimg some other symptoms and it was due to a tumor that was hide near the pancreas. I learned that other factors or sufferings can drive other diseases as well. And it is very important to know about diseases and it help a lot to learn new vocabulary. Do research I consider help us a lot because we read and learn many things about the topic so I learn very interesting things about TB…

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What I learned about the episode Occam’s Razor was a type of cancer called Acute lymphoblastic leukemia that affect primarily children and is characterized by the rapid proliferation of immature white blood cells, know as lymphoblasts. Also the episode was about that after a spirited sexual intercourse with his fiancee, Brandon colapses, suffering from abdominal pain, nausea, fever, and low blood pressure.

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DNR episode, season 1

It was a such incredible and meanfull episode because of the content indeed. Mister Jhon Gile let to the doctor to conduct His health in the way that they are investigating that rare desease. So keeping in mind that Doctor Gregory really fought deeply because the diagnostic was Wrong so that, i learned how so much hard is the life of a doctor as well as how much dangerous was to Mister Gile take a desition to do not get resucitated even because the diagnostic was Wrong he was a absolutely sure about his future (but Doctor Gregory do not allow his deat) . So DNR (Do not resucitate) procedure which has a very grade of difficulty has a very high discussion in the medicine field, because its own complication and critical Thinking overview.

It makes me learn about that "solution and issue" and is so hard. Because of the complexity of the desition that no family, no father and mother, doctor or nurses has the possibility to help and take the desition of one patient. That legal document show up the desition to get death in other to be in peace. The bad-practice procedures in many cases in rare deseases and the prestigious of the doctors can fail in a case like this one and also i though about how many people died because of they bad medicine and prescription s. I learned too, how rare deseases are treated and how prople fight whit the time and the well of health.

That is what i learned.