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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- A huge influx of patients needing care at Med cripple all of the hospital's recourses
Season 3 Episode 18 "This Is Now"
The hospital goes on emergency alert when a mass shooting at a block party sends dozens of victims to the ED. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning gets distracted when her son goes missing. Goodwin asks the board for upgrades to the ED.
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A lot of people talking about how the protocols are stopping the doctors from saving lives but it's the opposite, the 5 minutes they spend saving one life could be better spent saving two, the bed holding a dying patient could be holding one who can live. In times of emergency like this it's important to be cold heartedly logical so you can save the biggest number of lives possible.
God u 2 are so right about that I just wish people realize this.
Sadly some people are born without commonsense! People who are living become priority over someone who is DOA! Sadly that is life!
Yh that’s all good until I’m the dying one
That makes sense but people also imagine themselves or their loved ones on the table. It's a natural reaction to be upset about this.
Ah thank you for explaining, I was confused about that
It sent chills down my spine when the doctor said: "Emergency protocol, no resuscitation."
That's how we roll otherwise we would lose way more patients in those kinds of situations
Just reading this comment sent chills down my spine.
It being protocal also protects the doctors, takes away the responsibility of making the decision so they can focus on saving the most likly to live. If anyone does come after them its hard to argue against somone following protocal, especilly when the protocal is to preserve the living.
@Filip Gasic If you or a family member got shot in a mass shooting and you or the family member flatlined you'd atleast want them to try to save you. I understand why they do it, but it still sends chills down my spine knowing that this happens in the real world and that there are people that could have been saved.
@@danielshalyapin348
You're right: it does send cholls down the spine hearing that, in the event of a mass casualty event, patients are triaged according to clinical need.
Trouble is, such clinical need results in cold, almost brutal decisions; with patients coming in fast, especially with serious to severe injuries, the famous 'Golden Hour' collapses to minutes, or even seconds. On any other day, you're right; a trauma team will expend as much effort in resusitating a single patient as possible.
Trouble is, even with a Major Trauma Centre, they face two hard problems: even if they call in all staff that is off-duty, but still available, in the face God only knows how many seriously injured, it still not be enough. On top of which, time also becomes a stressor; if a patient comes in so severely injured that their chances of being resuscitated are low, then the seemingly brutal decision has to made.
It is tragic, and it is horrific, especially for a loved one, if they get to know what happened. But, sadly, in a situation like this, it no longer becomes a question of could they have been saved, but rather if they may have been able to be saved ...
I love how the head nurse is on top of everything. In reality this is a very difficult job.
Her name is Maggie btw
Yeah Maggie is AMAZING at what she does!
PREACH MAGGIE
Maggie
@@paigerennie9613 They all are 🤣😂 All they need to do is act
I wonder how much stress they would have had if this wasn’t a film
seatX hamzah it’s a series not a film but yeah it would be very stressful but they are trained to deal with it
Once the adrenaline kicks in the body goes into full survival mode and just follows routine. It's what happens when the adrenaline goes down that causes most stress. Most people in emergency situation don't remember a lot of what they did to help, because their frontal cortex (the decision part that's basically you being able to think about yourself) gets overrun by the more primitive brain areas to make quick snapshot decisions, but as soon as you start reflecting again you notice the immense stress you just withheld. It is quite common for people to break down once the action is over as compared to in the middle of it.
@@pandatrip5516 this happens with physical attributes too- when things finally settled after I was in the hospital for a couple months my mom's body seemed to just crash for a while because it was no longer in preservation /fear mode
Probably as much stressed as they act so it would have been the same
I have a friend who’s training as a doctor now and when she was assigned in the ER they had car crash victims come in. 5 people. She said it was a mess. At 3am every ounce of drowsiness flies out the window and people just came in and out past curtains. 2/5 managed to survive
The actor who played the alive victim was really good! That was some top notch acting right there. She definitely did the character justice.
@Sophie Etienne No, it's a TV show
I can't imagine the pain and fear she went through, she'll most likely remember that forever...
Who are you talking about? The girl who was crying?
@@Teddy-ue2tz probably
PTSD will probably traumatise her
Ruta Pocepaviciute yea. Even seeing one or two people shot would be horrifying. But hundreds of people? She’d need years of councilling
I know someone who was next to the shooting in Tunisia and watched the woman in front of her get blown up. She still can’t go to beaches or wear sun cream as it brings back too many memories.
its quite sad that irl once people's heart stops they couldnt even try to save them due to it being protocol
yo chlo it really is sad, although the protocol makes sense. i just wish they could save everyone, even though it’s unrealistic
@@vic-lucy same.
@@vic-lucy yeah man
I feel like 2 minutes of cpr should be tried as there is a chance they could live with brain function
I think they didn’t try to save them bc there were a lot of victims coming and they can’t loose time bc there r ppl that have bigger chance to survive but idk I really don’t know :)🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
The hospital is so lucky to have Maggie.
She's always ready to take charge of any situation that comes through those doors.
She's a boss.
She IS the boss. We love you Maggie
You know things get real and everyone is on board when you got Dr Charles gloved up and ready to physically treat wounded patients...this is why I love the near realism of this show.
A bunch of ppl: ***almost dies***
Maggie: _Momma mode activated._
Not momma mode, _boss_ mode
@@camillelachenille2513 not boss mode, boss mamma mode
@@colebarker5686not mamma has mode , Boss mamma mode 😎💀
@@xxwolfangelxx1607 lol
@@colebarker5686 I am the bell
When he said “ half his face is gone” I literally got goosebumps
S a m e
Just imagine how scary that would look
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@@ewoop7598 no watch the whole video
@@gkb0572 5 months late
Oh Christ watching that poor woman relive her experience almost threw me into my own flashback. That feeling of overwhelming panic is contagious.
Unrelated but nice profile pic 😉
@@ecat4789 agreed haha
What happened to you?
It’s a horrible thing to feel 😞
xHypocrisy i was violently abused for 21 years. I know it’s a very different experience than what’s portrayed but seeing her panic like that just bought everything back.
The accuracy this show has when it comes to psychology is amazing.
I know right!? It's pretty well done!
It's disheartening to see that they can't help people once their heart stops, but its even more so when you see how 'used to' the protocol the doctors and nurses are.
I swear I almost cried seeing how shook up Jill was.
I cried. I'm sensitive as is and I'm told I'm very empathetic. I was almost crying but managing to hold it in then she came on screen panicking and I lost it.
I nearly cried aswell it’s so sad if it wasn’t a shoe she’d probably have PTSD😔
The protocol is necessary because there are high chances they can't be saved. So the resources should be used on the ones with their hearts till responding to treatment
They may seem used to it, but in reality they are working on adrenaline. As soon as everything calms down they'll feel guilt and regret, especially when they learn who the patients were.
Erika V
They have to get used to the protocol, or they don’t last long in a large triage situation. Being an ER doctor can be insanely stressful, and if they can’t force themselves to stay in a logical, calm and collected state of mind, a lot of bad things can happen; such as mistakes in treatment that can cause the death of a patient. It may seem cold, but when you have so many people dying around you, you have to chose to let one dead stay dead, or let two other people die while you spend the next five minutes trying to resuscitate one person.
Especially since you don’t even know if that one dead person can still be saved; in some cases of severe injury and blood loss it just can’t be done, and ER doctors and nurses have to make a difficult call at a time where every second wasted could loose another patient. It’s not often an ER gets swamped with triage, but I can tell you that I’ve heard most ER doctors and nurses refer to it as “Hell”, and they usually mourn the patients they lost as soon as things calm down.
I love this show i watched one video and now I can’t stop watching them
Same
Ayla Acarer
I’m sure they put some dark magic in these so we keep watching
Ayla Acarer you know you can watch the episodes for free with a bow tv 7 day free trial :)
Omg same.lol
Ayla Acarer same
The character (Jill) experiencing the flashback makes me tear up and cry everytime, I have PTSD and she portrayed the intensity of a flashback so well it hurts
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it’s sad how he just said in a rush “time of death” they didn’t even try to save him 😔😢
In a Mass causulty incident you need to prioritise on who you treat, you never have enough doctors so if someone flatlines you take manpower away from people who still have a chance to survive he said it in a rush because there was another critical patient he had to attend to.
SamCook oh ok thanks for explaining 😊
Lois Jones hence the coded colour as well, you usually get triage depending on your severity.
Yea
particularly if there's no guarantee of saving them
that person playing the alive person saying “THIS BLOOD IS NOT MINE!” is some top notch acting
Jill. Being a co-star, I can find any credits just looking it up. All I can find the the recurring cast. I absolutely agree though.
Edit: after sleuthing the IMDB, the actress is Brenna DiStasio (née. Welsh)
"no compressions. time of death"
that broke my heart :/
Tasha Phillips it’s very sad but emergency protocol save the living and let the dead rest it the worst emergency protocol but it necessary
I got so confused with all the backround noise but honestly this was the best episode so far!!
Watford Bros that’s how it is irl you have to drown out background and focus on what’s in front of you
“Morgue’s full” omfg
Dr. Charles is an absolute legend.
Able to say "we got this" like a badass during a time of crisis.
having been a victim of a mass shooting I understand completely what these people are going through. Its something that sticks with you forever
“All around me people were being torn appart” man that I- I honestly cant
from the thumbnail...i thought i turned into a zombie show all of a sudden.....
i would love a medical show to turn into a zombie apocalypse randomly in season 3
Funny you say that cause in like season 4 there was an episode where an entire building of people who got a flesh eating disease, but to the outside media it looked like zombies
Ok so for those unfortunate people : Shooter was a guy who shot his wife cuz she hated his hoarding obsession, before going out into the park. The shooter hid in the hospital, then escaped and slit his.. ya know. They found him, saved him and he's ok. Oh and doc Charles was the one to figure out who the shooter was.
slit his what?
@@elliteequine3785 throat
XD he shot his own wife and bunch of people because his wife didn't like his hobby? How unstable do you need to be to do that. Does someone knows what hapoened to him later?
Wait he shot his wife I know he said his wife was killed but I didn't know how
@@rollerturtle this is why gun control is so important. It controls for people who don't ppass psych evaluations so they aren't able to buy guns snd then just go off like this one day. Only mentally well adjusted people would be able possess guns not serious criminals and lunatics. Its funny that so many people are opposed to gun control why would not want to make sure lunatics don't get guns???
3:07 love how they entered like the ultimate duo
When she said “this blood isn’t mine” that hit me hard
I just love Chicago. It brings back nice memories. I was a taxi driver in the '90s and I am from the Middle East and live here now. I have a lot of respect for the Chicagoans and to every day people there. Too many kind people there. May Allah bless the good human beings where ever they are. Greetings from the Holy Land.
Holy land what country is that again is it israel
Some call it Israel and others call it Palestine
@@admiralwolf7218 Palestine
I’m from England so it’s not on tv and it’s not on netflix so I can’t even watch the full episodes 😭😭
Queen T you can watch them for free on now tv by getting a 7 day free trial and choose “entertainment “
Sky Witness and Universal Channel - im from wales and trying to watch episodes in order is a nightmare 🏴❤️
Beth G lookmovie.ag is good Someone recommenced it so I clicked it there are movies and tv shows
Lana Mosa ok thanks
It’s on now tv
I know this is just a drama series, but it really makes me respect the doctors who take on these awful situations.
I like what Maggie does, she’s so good at organising everyone. It’s awesome to see her take control.
My heart goes to the nurses and doctors of ERs across the world
i know this is just a show but imagine the feeling when you remember you can't try to resuscitate a patient
THEY STEPPED UP THEIR ACTING GAME OMG
this is season 3, back when it was better I think lol
@@emirachelnatalie3397 do you know what episode
@@amywhittingham8407 It's Season 3 Episode 18
Lol
Maggie: dr Charles
Dr Charles: ya man
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
i think he said yeah maggie
Awwh I love Dr Charles he's such a lovely person so caring and understanding x
Me to ❤️
I know this show may not be 100% realistic, but to every nurse, doctor or who else works in medical, thank you for your hard work. Specially during these last few years. The Chicago series really makes me respect med, police and fire teams.
To anyone who has dealt with this kind of situation is it true that the living will be saved and those who rest wont be resusitated
steve phnx I work in a hospital in England and it depends on circumstances - amount of resus bays, cubicles, resources available, medical staff, and amount of patients. However the patients welfare is paramount and we try and save patients wherever possible however in some situations it isn’t always worth it due to the quality of life which they may end up with. For uk guidelines go to resus council uk of nice guidelines
In the time it takes to restart one person's heart and get them stable. 2 people who are more stable could be saved. they have to save as many as they can sadly x
This episode is so intense. It went from zero to a hundred in a flash. This is what being on emergency is really like.
The way that dr. Charles just handles her is amazing. They are such good actors
5:06
What he said made me burst into tears because I recently got into and accident and I’ve been in the hospital many times and I have this problem where I have like panic attack when I’m laying in the bed and I start shaking and crying and I can’t stop and what he said is exactly what all the nurses say to me when I start freaking out and it just brought back memories I guess.
As a person who also has panic attack disorder, I'd suggest that you dont participate in anything that can give you flashbacks.
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Stay safe out there!
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@@youraveragesecuritysergean7247 seriously? you are BEYOND disrespectful its embarrassing. You read someones person story about a traumatic subject and your first response is "k"? i never asked you so if you dont have something nice to say then dont say anything at all, like what did you benefit from that?
nayana. johnn i just said ok, i didnt mean anything rude.
I know the feeling it's horrible but at least mental health care is getting better!
I love this show even though I’m in the UK
T6NG0 you can watch the episodes for free by getting a now tv 7 day free trial and choosing “entertainment”
Or sky witness
I use sky witness too
Same
I'm watching it on Amazon Prime
I feel bad for the guy who lost his face and I feel sorry for the people who's heart stopped and they didn't try to save them
With the amount of people coming in they wouldn’t have been able to constantly keep resuscitating them otherwise more people would be dead
Yes it’s so sad, It wasn’t their fault at all! They got hurt by someone who wanted to kill. And the hospital doesn’t have enough capacity to help everyone. I understand it if they are on the scene, like a big car crash they need to prioritize because of the driving distance and number of Ambon. But man, this is a hospital they can take beds from another department. And since this is such a big city they have multiple hospitals. But sometimes even if there is not a big bunch coming in, they can’t do everything they can because of the stupid healthcare systematic in USA and they don’t know if they have insurance or not. And you have a big chance getting shot because of the crazzzzy gun laws.
I know, it sucks. 😢 However cardiac arrest has a very poor survival rate and when you've lost that amount of blood it makes it even less likely.
That guy who died at 14:38, who was left to due so they could work on the other girl was: A)A cancer patient (already reducing the chances of survival) and B) his heart had gone into asystole. (This kind of cardiac arrest legit has a 2% survival rate) So he was doomed anyway. 😢
they wouldn’t of been able to save half of the victims even if they all had a pulse.
I mean, if you don't feel bad for them... you'd be a psychopath.
Did I just hear Maggie say:
"Chairs, cows, carts" ??😂
Cows are computers on wheels, carts are crash carts
I survived the shooting here in Norway and the last woman, give her an award already! She reminded me of me. It took weeks before the shock started to leave. But it still haunts me. Every single day.
UA-cam during the day: cute, kid friendly stuff
UA-cam in the middle of the night: hey wanna see dead bodys
It’s sad but the protocol makes sense, they have to save as many as they can
It broke my heart when they didn’t even try and bring that man back but imagine him having flash backs later on in his life
I want doctor Charles to hold my hand
The girl who said the blood wasn't hers deserves an Emmy
That poor woman at the end is going to have ptsd after this
Also I do know this is staged but if this was a real case
@@Artenvyy if it is planned to act out, then it’s staged
I love Dr.Choi spirit as a doctor. He's so tough and just said the time of the person died and straightly go to the next patient.
It’s not easy to bag up a sentence like that and just move on to the next patient. I love his spirit too.
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It is heartbreaking to see them having to essentially abandon critical patients to ensure that most people survive.
At 3:56 when they switched out the dead person and the other person hurt 😔
The acting in this is amazing!!
Maggie is literally the boss if she wasn't there they wouldn't have anywhere to save that patient at that time.
As someone looking to go into medicine things like this make me so glad i live in Australia
I cannot being somewhere with so many shots being fired and then being covered in someone elses blood!! Doctors and such are really incredible people.
Maggie is a champion - calmly taking charge and directing traffic and reminding everyone of protocols. The sort of person you need in charge in a crisis.
Doesn’t this just prove that anything can happen
Really good episode my favourite one in a while
Being a doctor needs more than courage,,, great job
When doctor Charles was trying to reassure that lady broke my heart 🥺
This is incredible to see how they organize and prioritize patients during a crises😮😮😮
This is sooooo bad I can't believe how many people have been shot , but who ever did this is a vile and cruel person
It's acting dude, settle down
I luv Hove just Dr Charles talkes everyone calm even when his not
Imagine how heartbreaking this must be for their family’s😢😢
1:59 May I ask why Dr. Charles is tending to a physically injured patient? I thought he was a psychiatrist?
Is it because the other doctors have their hands full?
She was reliving what happened, if you actually paid attention, you would know.
Yeah Miss Goodwin ordered for every type of nurse/doctor on call to treat the patients.
Do you now that before being a psychiatrist you need to be a doctor right?
That was an intense episode but a great one! Imagine how awful that would be in real life it would be indescribably horrific.
I can't get over the fact that they lost a patient but had to continue right after that
Anyone else just wanna hug dr Charles... like hes so sweet 🥰
I don't normally break down when watching shows like this, but when the survivor Jill started having a panic attack, I was full-on in tears. Say what you will about this show, but the way they portrayed the grim desperation of the situation really hit me. Everything from the head nurse tersely directing people to the bloody footprints on the floor to the "do not resuscitate" order drove home the kind of heart-rending decisions medical professionals have to make in a crisis of this magnitude. I appreciate this scene for helping me better understand the devastating impact a mass shooting can have, not only on the victims but also on the medical professionals who treat them. From now on, my prayers in times of crises like this will be even more heartfelt. God save us from violent people with violent intentions.
WHEN IS THIS SHOW GOING TO BE ON NETFLIX!?
Never Netflix probably can't afford it
you can watch the full episodes on 123movies 😉
@@sophiemerissa3302 movie name?
@@eljohnarnaiz6025 its a series called 'chicago med'
2022 is the very earliest
The DNR protocol always breaks my heart but Ik it’s important
Maggie is so powerful. Her job is so overlooked
In grey's anatomy, they look down upon the nurses. But here they show them as important characters. Thank you for appreciating everyone's effort to save lives.
4:05 if this was real I would feel so bad for the girl
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Same!
I love Maggie so much. I mean, I look up to her character as a Nurse myself.
Dr Charles has always been my favorite character
Protocol is important it may seem bad but it can save other life’s but not the ones they cant
Hopefully this vid shows everyone from the damage this type of behaviour can cause, and maybe it will stop someone from doing it.
Actually all it does is feed into the narrative that assault weapons are somehow weapons of mass destruction... I mean i watch the episode and the man had one gun with one magazine that's 30 rounds and i counted 15 gunshot wounds in the first two cars, at most 6 victims. assuming he hit every single shot, in the end there were more dead bodies then he actually had bullets, if he actually killed everyone with one shot.
Nurse Maggie is such an independent woman 😩💖
I like this episode for showing how ruthless a mas cas protocol is. It's basically a nightmare that never ends were, depending on the severity, you're losing one person after the other who under normal circumstances you had a pretty good chance to save. It's not the only protocol like that as well, a lot of hospital emergency protocols are very cold hearted on the surface and dictate stuff that a lot of doctors will quite frankly never do on their own. But in the end of the day they give the maximum chance for the most live saved.
3:43 I like how they casually move onto a next patient when someone just died😂
This is my fave episode!!! Does any other Chihards now the scene when add Charles knew who the shooter was and then Dr Manning shouted at him off by heart coz i do 😂💕 also i’m hoping to be some kind of doctor when i’m older but i don’t think i’m clever enough :(
If we're not smart we can compensate it with hardwork. If it's your dream don't give up without trying.
Ashwati Menon thank you 🥰
What episode is this and season
Izzy Ting it’s season 3 episode 18 i believe 💞
Noodles thanks x
Ooh! Looks like everyone's here today!
Too many people in the US specifically have gone through this in real life. Absolutely gut wrenching.
4:58 patient : who are you?!?
Doctor Charles : imposter
These actors are amazing. especially that girl that was panicking.🥺💛
I need to find full episodes of this show, it’s fantastic
I think the girl who was crying was in shock and was overwhelmed it's sad that so many ppl go through that
I need a person like dr Charles in my life
Chicago med: Does vital procedures to make patients better
*My school: pUt A pApEr ToWeL oN iT*
This is so accurate my friend broke her leg and got an ice pack and paper towel until her mum came 2 hours later
Omg Maggies a queen
Yep sooooo are we going to mention that Mr Choi was just like time of death so calmly
that's... normal...
"The way the doctor says the death time then quickly sends them to get another. They dont even have time to react to the death of the paitent."
*Poor Cleaners*
Ok, this looks like they wasted more time with this girl than if they resuscitate someone.
With so manny of them coming in if you true to resuscitate one you can risk the life of many more
great acting from the girl at 4:40
Wow that is so powerful. Emergencies like this you need a psych doctor in the emergency. People freak right out and it causes physical problems. Dr. Charles did exactly what was needed for that girl. I like that this show is so realistic. Like when the two doctors came in and asked where to go. You don't know where to go so you just start somewhere and meet in the middle. This is so powerful.