Season 3 Episode 3

Saints & Sinners

Air date: Oct 8, 2019

Medical Cases in This Episode

These are the patient stories worth unpacking. Open any case for the real-world medicine, what the episode shows, what it leaves out, and source-backed context.

2 cases identified

Case 1

Injured Criminal Lifesaving ER Care

An injured criminal must be kept alive to save an innocent life.

Episode shows: An injured criminal must be kept alive to save an innocent life.
Clinical takeaway: Injured Criminal Lifesaving ER Care is included because episode evidence supports a concrete surgical, emergency, medication, staffing, or patient-safety issue.

Accuracy 3.6/5injured-criminal-lifesaving-er-carepatient-safetymedical-ethics

Case 2

Questionable Surgical Methods

Nic's surgical rotation with Cain leaves her questioning how he operates.

Episode shows: Nic's surgical rotation with Cain leaves her questioning how he operates.
Clinical takeaway: Questionable Surgical Methods is included because episode evidence supports a concrete surgical, emergency, medication, staffing, or patient-safety issue.

Accuracy 3.4/5questionable-surgical-methodspatient-safetymedical-ethics

About the Episode

When a police officer shows up to the ER with an injured criminal that he caught in the act, it's up to the Chastain staff to keep him alive in order to save an innocent life. Nic gets roped into a surgical rotation with Cain that leaves her questioning the way he operates, and Conrad makes a shocking discovery about the hospital. Meanwhile, Bell pursues a new fiscal venture that may bring him into a whole new market.

Medical Relevance

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The Medical Verdict

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