Dr. Shaun fails in his efforts to save a baby | The Good Doctor
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- Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome, moves from quiet country life to join the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital. Shaun, who is alone in the world and unable to personally connect with those around him, uses his extraordinary medical abilities to save lives and challenge his colleagues' skepticism.
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He was so distressed and overwhelmed. I felt so bad for him
It’s a show dammit! ~FeLt bAd fOr hIm~ 😒
@@varunmishra22 you seem to be very undereducated so let me explain something. A tv show has actors playing different characters, almost every movie and tv show has a fake storyline and fake characters. You seem to think I feel bad for the actor but I feel bad for the CHARACTER. this particular character struggles with a disability that makes his life more difficult and overwhelming. You did NOT need to be rude and you could’ve just kept scrolling and ignored my comment but you just had to comment back and act like an ass because you’re so unhappy with your own life and your own stupid opinions. Just let people live their lives without your stupid input, because NOBODY CARES😘
That his baby
😮
No it was someone elses baby 😢
Me too
As someone with autism I can relate to how he’s feeling when he couldn’t save the baby
He tried everything he could and I don’t blame him for that
Dr Shaun Murphy is a amazing doctor I can see how intelligent he is as a character in the show
Shaun didn't fail. The pharmacy and leadership failed to maintain the proper inventory. I felt so bad for him cause you can tell he genuinely loves his job.
It's not fair that the ENTIRE pharmacy stock was expired! If they just threw out the expired meds and restocked with meds that weren't, the baby wouldn't have died!
As someone who's had panic attacks, this is exactly how hyperventilation looks like. I immediately cried when I watched him hyperventilating because it reminded me of those times. Freddie Highmore is such a talented actor.
He's been acting since he was a child and never went the route of most child actors where they fall into substance abuse and give up their careers so what you have here is a very seasoned actor at such a young age
@@PalomasMusic666 yeahhh I love him since Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
@@amirul3233
Charlie and the chocolate factory, spider wick chronicles, Arthur and the invisibles, I remember I used to be annoyed when I was 10 always seeing this kid everywhere, but as an adult I realize how good he was in those roles and even now he's so underrated with his talent
Wimp
The way he caught the expired drug and did the calculations.
Wow!
Welpi'm not surprised that some of autistic person is really smart than us non autistic though.. i had autistic friend even though talking with them is hard or sometime they enjoy in their own world but when it come to solve the problem they're the one who solve first than me..😅
Irresponsibility of the president is unacceptable . I cried a lot when i watched this episode, poor Shaun. Thats why we love him so much
Whose baby was that? His?
@@scratchingcatclaw no a paitent's
@@scratchingcatclawthe woman who Shaun saved on his way to the hospital
Ik this is so sad, and to think that baby could’ve lived had the president cared more.
Couldve been a Outsourced pharmacy but clearly the not in this scenario
Note :- Expired medicine doesn't mean that it was toxic or doesn't work.
If medicine is expired means it's efficacy might be low .
For example if medicine is supposed to be 100mg After expired it's efficiency could be 75-85% i.e. 75-85mg.
But no doubt to say , this was hopital manegment Negligebility , and they are punishable.
More than enough to make it unusable in this case. A body that small, dosage needs to be absolutely perfect. There is no way to factor for efficacy drop in a safe manner in this situation.
my comment not for medicine but actual hyperactivly representing drama which they represent on International television .
Doctor's are not God , they also have two hand.
And moreover that , a autistic person is a doctor and he is working as a surgeon , is it a joke ???
Is United Health Care giving license USMLE to a autistic Doctor ???
And I also wrote your word at last as medical Negligence .
Hope You got my point !
@@ianhurley6475 But he did not get it , unfortunately !
Expired means expired. YOU DO NOT USE IT. ESPECIALLY not in a surgical situation. PERIOD. It's slippery slopes like this that create the situation seen in the show.
@@spdcrzy I agree with you 100% , but they represent such a exaggerated way .
Doctor specially Surgeon must be stable mind during entire surgery , if surgeon goes Hypertension/loose it's coolness , how would he treat once?
And tell me Is United States giving surgical license to a autistic person , who don't having stasis .
As someone who does have autism this could not be done more well. I never felt so heard and see.
People always act as if someone with autism doesn't have the ability to care, people act as if they cannot relate to someone like that,
But social cues are essentially a construct created by our own fabricated social norms, this man wanted to save the baby and he broke down like any other human would,
Poor thing, and honestly what an incredible performance
Same…Asperger’s syndrome here 🤚
@@MushyBoi24 same here
I'm autistic too so I can relate.
I have autism too, and I 100% agree with you, this couldn’t have been done any better than it has been
I don't get emotional on these types of things. But I felt this.
Freddie needs an Emmy so freaking bad.
"Come with mee... and you'll be... in a world of pure imagination"
His acting gave me chills😮❤️
The doctor is like a father to him no matter what he says to him. Shawn knows he will never abandon him because we have all said horrible words to our parents and yes they may be upset they won’t turn there back on you.
He is a brilliant actor and he plays the part of someone with autism brilliantly
He does have autism
@@TheHolyFurryEmpire freddie highmore does not have autism
@@ultimate_spoon1471 oh my bad
@@TheHolyFurryEmpireretarxd
@@SL-hj8di rude.
Honestly, i would have reacted the same way dr murphy did. Autism or not. I know it is a tv show but this stuff actually happens due to negligence. Its so sad.😢
Autism
Freddie Highmore is such an amazing and talented actor. I love him so much
I cried a lot and felt really bad because it wasn’t his fault that the baby died😢
When that bottle of your emotions can’t hold anymore
Wow his acting had my emotions going crazy.
the fact the baby wwas so small he cared too much as a father
he is so good at acting. this could not have been portrayed better
i always forget that this is acting…incredible job on his part.
"One mistake,can take one life."
But he had no choice and no time.
4:12. That would be my saddest reaction for The Good Doctor's last season episode.
😢😭😭😭😭.
I cried during this part of the episode
Almost lost my baby not too long ago. I understand this feeling
I feel bad for the mother and shaun damn man R.I.P Baby from the surgery
I have autism I don’t know where on the spectrum I am but I haven’t even watched this show and this made me cry just because his acting is so good I could see myself in him when he was breaking down even the body language the mannerisms even the way he looks with his eyes in a different way I like to call it autism eyes lol I feel like me and other people with autism we move our eyes as we move our head around if u get hay I’m saying but his acting was on point ❤
As a guy with a physically weak heart, that was rough to get through.
How the hell did this guy not get a Emmy Reward?
His natural English accent shines through. I would not consider him for an Emmy until he went through extensive accent training.
@@JamaicanRain hahahaha
@@JamaicanRain disagree as someone from England
@@JamaicanRain bro what
I don't blame him: the expired stuff killed the poor little soul
me only noticing the young sheldon mandy's mom 5:19
tbf. why the fuck does a hospital have expired medicine? dont they check it regularly so they can replace them asap?
It's more common than you think. Hospitals everywhere take shortcuts and do morally questionable things all if the time.
In the show it was Salen's corruption.
100%.
I know someone who works in a hospital. They do all the inventory and deliver everything. Their boss purposefully doesn't do their job and they find issues with inventory, including expired items, ALLLLL the time.
Loved this episode
As someone with autism and anxiety, I will say it's different for my brother than me, but this is how it feels. You fall in this state of the world hurt you. Even if you know they didn't. It's hard to explain, but yes, you basically throw a tantrum until your body says shut it all out.
I feel so bad for Shaun..
Wow, this is top-class acting
Episode???
I feel so bad for him . . . and then he starts to stem (i think) and crumples up his "file" of marriage? license? and then he completes breaks as he realizes what he's done. . .
ALSO WTH THE MEDS ARE EXPIRED? HELLO?
Meds can be expired and it doesnt mean it toxic, it just means there’s less mg of the needed substances and chemicals for the medication.
@@viatc55 yes
I’m literally crying right now that us so sad
I'm so glad they got rid of that chick, she mad me visibly angry
which one?
@@molkwi9077 salen or whatever her name is
The president of the hospital during that time. She recently bought it and wanted to make it super corporate but that ended up causing a boat load of problems in the hospital. Yea she was a major cunt
@@molkwi9077 salen
Who's that
Is that Audrey? Mandy’s mother from young Sheldon!?
How is she always a bad person in every role or show she gets LMFAOO😭😭
@@hyperdrive6325 nah Fr 😭😭
This is why I would never be able to be a doctor. I would break down the same way he did I couldn’t imagine being in that position and having that in my consciousness would take such a huge toll.
Same, I could not bare to have the knowledge to save a person but not have the capability in the situation to pull it off
i seriously need to stop spoiling stuff for myself...
Same like it's a real problem for me
I feel so bad for everyone in this situation. Shaun, the baby, the mother, and the other doctors. Its so sad that the baby could have lived but didn't because of faulty medicine
Didn’t realize I was biting my nails and the side of my cheek while watching this, wtf
You need to stop watching these type of videos and get ur username changed
what did bro do?
@@lillianchaney227 i was getting mad anxious.
@@FreeTheWrld 1: i was biting the side of my cheek bc I was getting anxious like any other person with feelings would when something goes wrong in a movie and my username is my name with a number, get over it.
This is sad but what was that opening? It looked like the name.of a sitcom episode
I really affects doctors 😢
Lo and behold, alprostadil (actually the generic name) IS effing PGE (prostaglandin E) AKA Prostin (brand name)😂 and theyre both the right medication...
What episode is this and season
I would sue whoever is responsible for the medicines including the president
You definitely should.
Might not go anywhere due to this being a medical shortage. The expired medication shouldn't have been administered, but making it live on site wouldn't have worked either.
This would constitute as a medical shortage.
It'd be the same problem as you needing anti-venom for a snake not local to the area. That's a more dramatic example but budget cuts for medications sounds heinous, but hospitals are both a government institution and a for-profit business depending on how it runs.
Makes suits for shortages difficult, since Murphy's literal "solution" wouldn't be a prescribed medication subject to rigorous standards, which creates a small legal clout.
The hospital would likely settle though, due to the fact they shouldn't have administered an expired medication and instead tried something else.
So you'd likely get a decent settlement, but of course nothing that'd rival the loss of a child. What that would be I don't know, but the hospital wouldn't be flipped over by it. That's a business expense. Of the 1000 medications they ought to have, it's cheaper to absorb 10 lawsuits than supply them constantly.
But the settlement likely wouldn't be more than 200k, if that. Malpractice by medication usually has to result in damages from the medication itself, not a medication that failed to protect from another condition. I.e. if you took an anti-venom and it caused your blood vessels to be damaged, that's a better suit. A life saving medication, even expired, didn't harm the person it just didn't correct their issue.
But there's still room for malpractice, just not as much as anyone would deserve. Probably 100k, settled out of court quietly, which would be subsidized by the government as a cost of business. If it's within their margins that year, the hospital won't even notice it.
... and there's a chance it'd be even less, depending on the state and the local government. They might argue you out the door if they're ruthless.
Life kinda sucks.
But I'd certainly be filing too. It's just the win won't change much.
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wait what episode was this..
3:30 IS THAT ODIN????
Same actor, yes.
God of war odin
@@petercullen9927 yeah gow Ragnarök Odin
In the real world, Yes, pharmacy staff should be on top of things to ensure all medications are within expiry. However, drugs don’t lose all their potency when they expire. Expiration dates are based on studies done on the drugs for potency up to a certain date. If the potency and quality remain above an acceptable percentage (99%, 98%, 95%) at that date, it becomes the expiration date. Pharmaceutical companies do not need to continue expiration studies until the drug fails its potency. Drugs can retain potency (depending on storage environments for long after expiry but potency and quality aren’t guaranteed.
Awww snap. What happened next?
is that old man actor Odin from god of war?!
Yes
Expired medication means it’s no longer allowed to be on the shelf. You can technically take meds up to a year later and they are still fine. I know of an incident in which the person had an extremely bad back and recently had back surgery. But before that, because of doctors being too scared to prescribe heavy duty pain meds she has spent the last 5 or so years in agony. Her only relief has been a stash of pain meds she quit taking, not sure why. But she said the medication was 10 years old. I have no reason to doubt her word. I think drug companies do that so in case something does happen they can say they put an expo date on it so they’re guilt free!
Rule Number 1. Respect pharmacists and take their advice.
the pharmacist wasnt correct, the medicine didnt kill the baby, Shaun was right, he was just too late because of the expired medication and response time
Rule Number 2. Ignore Rule #1 if someone that lacks education claims that rule #1 isn't true.
/s
@@UNFORGIVABLExGAMINGrule #3 ignore everything youre saying cause you dont know shit
@@lunastrauss If you didn't respond I never would have noticed that I wrote "is" instead of "isn't" - let me fix that 🤣
I was trying to make an obviously bad advice joke, but if I don't even spell it right the joke doesn't exactly work lmao
@@UNFORGIVABLExGAMING oh im sorry 😭😭😭😭
2:42
Episode no n season number any one?
Airdate: November 22, 2021
Episode 7 of Season 5
"Expired"
SHAUN MY BABY BOY😭😭🫶🫶
shit im crying right now
What did Lea lie about
She lied about the trip to Montana and then deleted Shaun’s bad scores without telling him
The wife?
hhh you really make hymn sound like kaahbahl
...and I will do everything in my power to make sure nothing like this ever happens again.
But it already has. A woman lost her child because of neglect of a whole hospital. This is not something that can just be glossed over.
Wait, i thought expired pharmaceuticals aren't necessarily ineffective, just less effective? They don't spoil like food, right? So wouldn't it have been worth a try to use it anyway? Docs?
Nope. The dosage needs to be EXACT. Less medicine than optimal can actually be worse than no medicine at all - especially in a high-risk pediatric surgery. Shaun was fully in the right to go off on everybody. When you're so skilled at something that you can make miracles happen, seeing all your work undone because of incompetence can and will have that exact same effect. I'm not on the spectrum (AFAIK), but I feel Shaun's pain here. He did everything humanly - and, to a certain extent, superhumanly - possible, and still failed. Not because of bad luck, or because of a freak accident, but because of incompetence by OTHER humans in a profession where competence IS the minimum standard.
Honestly I think anyone in the same situation here would act the same way after what he went though. I know that he has autism which makes it harder for him to act normal. But this kind of failure is something that would break anyone. Wasn’t his fault but still
please tell me the woman succeeded in taking the blond woman down
Bro was method acting
In the screan I saw someone draw him with a long neck and I couldn’t help but giggle and then cry
He was not the good doctor
and No Emmy for his role.
Fucking laughable
What episode is this