Doctor Uncovers Sister's Secret Drug Trade at Hospital | Chicago Med | MD TV

[@cainupsilonch]

lady calls her doctor brother over, she says he's OD'ing as soon as he gets there, and the entire time theyre just casually walking to the guy who is dying, no rush as all. bruh

[@Sniperboy5551]

Why would you even want to get your brother involved? That’s what I’m wondering. Just call an ambulance and say “I had no idea he was an addict.”

[@leeks1408]

Not to mention everyone continuing to party around him. If he’d died would anyone have noticed if Emily hadn’t? The guy needs better friends

[@delmicortave]

People would been looking at the doctor also if there is a OF and you don't want to be involved the logic step is get out of the party not continue as nothing is happening 🤷‍♀️

[@wilz88]

Rich people only care about themselves... and probably happened many times in parties like this... Called his brother because didnt want to make it public... Didnt rush because wanted the party to continue... Its just logic and the use of the brain a little bit to put the pieces together....

[@CherryBlossomBlyue]

​@@Sniperboy5551She stated why she didnt call an ambulance

[@msalepooh]

People are really that callous? Guy's practically dying in front of them and they are going about their business, unbothered.

[@cardinalbob1]

Yes, people can be callous. I was fainting once and people moved away and watched me fall. Fortunately, I was near a wall and didn’t hit the floor as hard as I could have.

[@jar7840]

Sadly yes.

[@crambo000]

It’s a TV show

[@Feedback72]

@@crambo000 based on reality

[@tnnt1263]

@@crambo000 oh, I forgot. It's a TV show, so that means we can't talk about it. Pack it up, everyone!

[@hunnybee_]

i adore arden cho ☺️ she’s so underrated

[@jeannguyen3199]

I know, right?

[@MikaelaStephens]

Yes

[@hunnybee_]

@@jarednil69 - wrong comment section bro

[@heroinholiday2955]

How would a tox screen ever show the difference between “hospital grade” and pharmacy pills makes no sense

[@scottsthots6880]

😂 it wouldn’t, but the kid was stupid enough to believe it lol

[@coachvolpato]

Like a cop, she was lying about the tox screen results to illicit a confession.

[@mask938]

It doesn’t, but he doesn’t know that and that’s exactly why she told him that. If he thinks they already know what he did, then he’ll confess because he thinks he can’t hide the truth anymore. Police use this tactic to gain a confession.

[@RacieRain]

There isn't a difference. It's the same thing.

[@blueamm11]

It's possible that certain higher strength ones are only available at hospitals? Or she just lied to him to get him to tell. One or the other.

[@melaniedigerness8385]

He's got a kit to do a surgical airway but no tubing... Why is it always a pen?

[@mask938]

The last time I saw someone use a pen for a cric was when I watched Saw 5 and saw Peter Strahm perform a DIY tracheotomy on himself with his pen to save himself from drowning in the Water Cube Trap.

[@emilyrobinson6080]

Its almost guaranteed someone will have a cheap plastic pen around in most settings, its easily broken down to get just a tube, and said tube is rigid enough to withstand the pressure of the tissue squeezing around it unlike a straw. It is awfully convenient though isnt it

[@trivonnereid769]

​@@mask938I remember seeing that a few montha ago.

[@milly7843]

lol you're right, it is always a pen! I'm only 25, but the first time I saw this bit done was on an episode of MASH 😂 The priest, Father Mulcahy, was in a jeep with Radar, transporting a patient when his tongue began to swell until he couldn't breathe. Well, they called back to the base and after a little back and forth, they then began to talk Father Mulcahy through the process, using a swiss army knife and a pen! 😂

[@Queen_Springsteen]

@@milly7843in mash it wasn’t a pen though

[@isabelcalmelat18]

Hated the way they portrayed her instead of just having her at least improve in the show. They have her do something right, then wrong and waste all that important lessons and talks to go back to this. They had SOOOO many chances with her character, instead they wasted her.

[@er4din903]

Maybe the point is that some people can’t fix their behavior no matter how hard the people around them push them to do the right things?

[@xeesos]

but wouldn’t it be a little unrealistic?? no matter how many times someone is given the choice to improve, some people won’t.

[@Profile__1]

I didn't watch the show, just clips, but I have to agree with the others. Just like how some patients die in the show despite an entire episode being dedicated to them, sometimes people don't get any better even when given chances. It makes other retribution stories feel that much more powerful when THEY make it and others don't

[@l.a.3479]

​@@er4din903You're missing something: People will not change unless they themselves WANT to change.

[@justinchristoph3725]

They did it probably because they've seen it happen often enough in real life. They get off drugs, they appear to start focusing on getting it together. Then they go back to it. You see that happen enough times for decades and you realize they are more likely to die first before they change. Some people are just never going to get their act together. Their core isn't strong enough. It's like trying to expect a psychopath to not be one when the best they are ever going to do is fake it around you.

[@AmyW-m2p]

Overreaction is as good as a confession.

[@PotterDorksUnite]

From Drift King to Doctor.❤

[@DosagePosage]

Ethans sister was a whole mess lmao. First this, then has a baby with a married man. Even worse the wife was ok with the whole arrangement 😂😅

[@kreigguardsman3355]

What why?

[@DosagePosage]

@kreigguardsman3355 watch the show it's too much to explain in detail but that's what the story was in a nutshell

[@joewhitehead3]

The actor who played Emily recently appeared in Netflix’s live action Avatar: The Last Airbender series as the character June

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

She was also in Partner Track. Her name is Arden Cho

[@bigonbooks4736]

I'm pretty sure she was in Teen Wolf too.

[@Vixen1409]

@@bigonbooks4736 yeah she played Kira. The main characters second girlfriend.

[@absolutez3r019]

she looks more like Suki to be honest. Plus didn't June have a giant mole?

[@joewhitehead3]

@ I don’t think so

[@kylemartin7237]

Finally the KZbin algorithm refreshed, it’s been forever since this series got recommended to me ❤

[@HaileyChapman-ic9cf]

my neck hurts looking at this 😣🤕

[@doge2899]

She quit to become a proper drug dealer

[@Ricanchitown]

Its called an after hours. Party after the clubs closed hence the title after hours we got plenty of those in Chicago where i live. And yes some people are that oblivious towards things like this. most of the time their just leave because they dont want to be involved as people have drugs on them and dont wanna be around when the cops show up

[@1whospeaks]

Only unrealistic thing is if you pushed that naloxone he'd wake up like a bat dunked in ice cold water then walking out like nothing happened.

[@Abby-yc7tt]

I love this show, but there's no way a hospital would put a Dr in charge when they came in with the patient. The Dr on duty would take over. Totally unbelievable, bad writing/writers... You think your audience is that stupid?

[@Mugiwara2k]

Apparently so. Not to mention the complete and utter inaccuracies (or more accurately, lies) around “medical grade Percocet”, which doesn’t exist, and how they could tell the difference on a tox screen, which they wouldn’t be able to do (It would just show Percocet, period). And don’t start me on the trach scene, when any real doctor would just use narcan. This is about as bad and inaccurate medical details I’ve seen in a show in a loooong time.

[@resahigh91]

I've been pharmacy tech for 15 years percocet has no pharmacy grade and hospital grade and his sister couldn't get in narcotics lock cabinets

[@jessicaarmstrong5035]

Meh it's a show. Most people don't know that.

[@MaryHall-ev9up]

Volunteers don’t access narcs . Stupid story line

[@brandonmcglocklin9040]

So we just arent going to even try narcan? No? Just preform a feild tracheodomy, ok

[@RacieRain]

That trach was so unneeded. 😂😂😂

[@brandonmcglocklin9040]

@@RacieRain it really was, like the administration of narcan would have reversed the effects and he would have been able to breath again lol

[@SteamedPickles]

​@brandonmcglocklin9040 he was choking on vomit it appeared and he couldn't clear the airway

[@paulblartl0ver69]

@@brandonmcglocklin9040tell me you’re not in the medical field without telling me you’re not in the medical field

[@CAteen01]

You a doctor

[@FanOBarbaro]

This is so damn unrealistic. This guy has a fresh trach and is talking in a NORMAL voice. You literally cant talk when you first get a trach. You need tons of speech therapy first and a special valve to go over your trach..even then your whispering. Source: i had one for 3 months

[@OHapybara]

A friend of mind got a trach when he was a kid and he STILL talks with a rasp!

[@chrismaylor5075]

When he inhales after the makeshift airway it should not have made a sound

[@thomasmead4642]

I know that is this show Dr. Choi and April Sexton had a relationship for a while. I couldn't help but wonder if every time they got physical it started with "ON MY COUNT: 1,2,3!!!.

[@DIAZ8979]

Or yell "I'm in" lmfao

[@alberthahernandez1595]

Please people it's just a show.

[@willn8664]

7 AM and there's a huge party? Doesn't look like a rave either. Usually those lasts until sunrise.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

He’s doing the trach wrong you go sideways so that you get between the rings in the trachea.

[@jessicaarmstrong5035]

I was thinking the same thing. If you do it the way he did, you'd end up cutting the bones that way and destroying the trachea. But it's Dr. Choi, so I'll let it slide.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

@@jessicaarmstrong5035 👍

[@ladyweasellou3367]

That was kinda off but okay, people try to mimic tv life saving but don't realize it shown incorrectly and make things worse.

[@amandastehley47]

If his dad had back surgery, and was pres ribed them by a surgeon and picked up at a hospital pharmacy, they would be "hospital grade" ( I am well aware there is no such thing, my bestie is a nurse.)

[@morgansummers5803]

While there are medical grade drugs they are only given inside a hospital because they are more pure and stronger and require a doctors supervision. All these comments saying medical grade drugs don't exist are hilarious ...

[@drewhaynes1874]

dude dying on the floor everyone is just ejoying the party... they are just feet away from him but they are chatting it up with friends enjoying life. Not even looking at the man on the floor

[@kristiwetsel9531]

Work? Says volunteer ..

[@autummsun]

She’s stupid for calling her brother and involving him in her shady business.

[@jaimeduncan6167]

Maybe giving him the price of the shoes will help? But maybe she just knows him enough to know that he is in that position were people simply do not listen.

[@Cyge240sx]

How could DK not have see. This coming…

[@datemasamune2904]

This medical staff apparently does not know the meaning of subtlety. XD

[@legendmaster1989]

isnt the pen unsanitary espacially with veins right in that area? infections?

[@skammie5]

Better than dying from lack of oxygen

[@rambofan334]

None of that's gonna matter if he can't fucking breathe.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

No such thing as a test to tell if it’s hospital grade or not.

[@michellsmith4693]

The nurse lied on purpose. Wan’t him to own up.

[@jessicaarmstrong5035]

Absolutely they can. Tox screens tell both the presence of drugs as well as the level of drug in your system. Hospital grade drugs obviously have a higher level of drugs in them. They need to be because they have to work quickly in a hospital setting due to them needing to save your life. That's why they don't do refills when you go to the hospital. Because they can't continue to give you the same grade of drug after you're doing better. It will cause a lot of problems with your body. What she means by "hospital grade" is just a medication that has more medicine in it than what is available in the pharmacy.

[@BCSDDevin69]

Why Naloxone??? That drug is used for people who server from alcohol dependance.

[@Just_nthombi]

😂 naloxone is antidote for opioid overdose

[@katim2644]

Such confidence in such a wrong statement. Almost convinced me.

[@garafanvou6586]

Typical case of overdrifting

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

You cannot overdose someone Percocet.

[@Reminisce212]

There’s no such thing as hospital grade Percocet

[@MK-fm3ln]

That was so dumb. Percocet is Percocet regardless of where you get it

[@HudsonGTV]

Also last I checked, doctors cannot report you for stuff like that as it would discourage people from seeking medical treatment

[@armnhc84]

0:08 lol then I guess he has a duty to report doesn’t he?

[@gundamzaku214]

all the other guests were like business as usual...really??? let's go DK, save that patient!!!

[@dawnbiasini8669]

It's not real without the pen

[@bostontowny4life744]

Lol this show is so unrealistic. For 1. I was a drug dealer and addict for half my life (I'm 36, been 8.5 years clean). Most of the drug addicts I was around were actually pretty street smart. They would have laughed at that nurses face, because.... 2. There's no such thing as "hospital grade Percocet". That's literally not a thing. Percs are percs. They come in different mg's and they are ALL available on the street. And any drug addict would know that the consumption of narcotics isn't illegal. So unless the kid literally had some on him, in his pocket or on his property that he brought to the ER, he would know that the threats from the nurse are empty. I get it, it's a TV show. But there are other shows that actually research the topics they're making the show about. This is just a cheaply made run of the mill procedural that's a drama first, medical second. It's like the difference between a run of the mill police/crime procedural on cable TV, or a show like "The Wire" that's known as one of the most authentic tv shows that's showcased both life as a law enforcement officer, and a criminal.

[@Sniperboy5551]

Yeah, anyone who uses or has used drugs knows that the only things that are illegal are possession, distribution and manufacture.

[@Mugiwara2k]

Does this show not have real medical consultants? Because practically everything in this is either insanely unpractical or just wildly untrue. 1. No doctor would instantly do a tracheotomy on someone suspected of a drug overdose. That’s mostly for dire situations with very few other options and where help would be unavailable. Narcan would be the go-to for a case like this before anything else 2. There is no “medical grade Percocet” and there would be no way to differentiate it on a tox screen if there was. It’s just going to come up as oxycodone and acetaminophen (the ingredients in Percocet) 3. Her threat of possession of a drug is technically true.. but that only applies for possession, not for consumption or overdose. There would be nothing to charge unless he had it on him. This is seriously just bad and inaccurate writing for a medical show. Obviously most watchers wouldn’t know these things, but that’s all the more reason to be accurate.

[@spongebob895]

Tv show

[@Reminisce212]

Exactly

[@bostontowny4life744]

@@spongebob895 Tv show yea, but there are other TV shows that actually take the time to make things as authentic as possible. This show on the other hand is a drama first and foremost, medical second.

[@devontehardimon1792]

The first point is valid but only for dramatic effect. But bro the rest is literally the point she used a police tactic based on suspicion to get him to confess even the "I won't turn you in if you tell the truth" is text book lmao.

[@Honestly_take_the_hint]

My concern was no attempt at sterilisation before the surgery was performed. Secondly the pen part inserted was the top half which was being chewed on by the guest of the party making it contain oral bacterias and risk for infection

[@VONiiE8]

_man dying on the floor_ _Dr asks for supplies_ Sister: why? Girl, does it matter?! He’s dying, get it!

[@jeselleante270]

ARDEN CHO- NOOOOOOO😭😭😭

[@jeremiahbetts3827]

Of cause the note said "gone to vegas" like in every show when there is a not it says that.

[@lukewalker6646]

1:00 "I'm in". Bro, who are you telling?

[@armanhammer18]

The audience? 😂

[@leoniatkins9800]

Good point 😂😂😂

[@Applepie_66]

Maybe his sister? I mean she called Choi.

[@eweeb4937]

they always squander characters

[@GracieHeadings]

I am big fan 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@icegreer4929]

Kira what are you doing 😭😭😭

[@lukystud]

um can't talk normally if you have a trach

[@ITZHaileylol]

😊JESUS CHRIST IS RETURNING SOON REPENT TURN TO HIM AND GIVE YOUR LIFE TO HIM AND HE WILL LEAD YOU THROUGH JESUS IS KING!!!👑👑👑,GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!❤❤ ❤

[@nadiapfeiffer7207]

This is so fake it's painful lol they should at least try to make it semi realistic

[@Flare724]

Arden cho!

[@crambo000]

OPPA HAJIMMAAAA

[@ashleymarks3726]

Kira from Teen Wolf!!

[@Cpu713k8]

Its DK 😢

[@JaimeNeto-ln8wi]

Dr Choi Brian Tee e Meninas e Meninas Hospital 🏥 China 🇨🇳

[@JaydenKumar_0]

Bro they fr got eye for eye playing in the background of a medical drama

[@achrafsaadali7459]

Is this kira ?

[@katiecrawford842]

What the heck

[@BratCharlie08]

Lu buh tons

[@katekix2001]

It's in Interesting

[@theecoedit]

lol these medical shows are so inaccurate. Medical grade percocet showing up on a tox screen is not a thing

[@stevengoldstein114]

yes there are manufactured differences in drugs given in the hospital. Because the drugs have to be tracked. In fact there are cases where there is a molecular signature to identify the manufacturer.

[@debrashort2265]

Pharmacist here. In my 26-year career, I have never encountered "hospital-grade" versus "pharmacy-grade" or "retail-grade" medications. Nor have I ever seen, or even heard of, so-called molecular signatures used to track manufacturers. This is misinformation and categorically false.

[@stevengoldstein114]

@@debrashort2265 Can the same generic medication from two different manufacturers be different in any way?, the answer is yes. Because the manufacturers use different equipment and differing processes. With the right equipment you can detect them. How can the same prescription drug made by different manufacturers cause different side effects? Again on the molecular level each manufacturer lot has a unique signature. it depends on the equipment used.

[@SpiderField]

Wa

[@patrickrad1735]

🇻🇳🇫🇷🇨🇳🇦🇺🇩🇪🇲🇽

[@stephenking5852]

His sister is HOT!

[@Skysky2318]

She used to date Ryan Higa

[@RominaJones]

It's Arden Cho. She used to be on Teen Wolf. Looking great as always.

[@kaijuking9950]

That’s what happens when you smoke weed but nooooooo everything’s okay about the stupid plant