The Line Between Doctors and Nurses | Chicago Med

Maggie threatens to separate Dr. Choi and April when they disagree on how best to care for a patient.
Season 3 Episode 2 "Nothing to Fear"
Dr. Rhodes continues to balance his home and work lives and, when a patient of his is re-admitted to the hospital following surgery, Dr. Latham sidelines him from the case. Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead treat a pregnant woman, but things become complicated when they discover the baby is malnourished and underdeveloped. Dr. Reese and Dr. Daniel Charles continue to disagree regarding patient treatment, leading to one patient slashing Dr. Reese's car tires.
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[@mokkabeanful]

Everybody's a gangster until Maggie gets pissed off

[@raeovoy]

Wow i dont think I’ve ever loved a comment in my life , but this comment deserves it.

[@Joelle0821]

Lmao yeah

[@falldragon360]

Yep

[@ok-sj1xm]

I’m the 1000 like

[@miranita6933]

For real tho

[@hello-kc9ug]

The company would get so rich if they let the Chicago series be available everywhere

[@emiliepham5237]

Yaa 👌👌

[@NaenaeGaming]

True, would love to see it here!

[@nefeli_8025]

But they can’t there is a more complicated system something higher than CBS owns the rights sadly

[@sophiefraser3995]

It's available on Sky Universal

[@kaceydonnelly4821]

True I wish it was available on every channel sky,Netflix the whole lot!

[@domantedauskurdaite4413]

Henry: I can’t breathE Dr.Choi: “sticks needle in Henry” April: Just breathE

[@ev1e.]

Domante Dauskurdaite breathe. it has an E on the end

[@oooooo4469]

E

[@bookbutterfly6613]

Domante Dauskurdaite well a pneumothorax is when the pleural cavity fills with air and prevents the lungs from expanding. After sticking the needle in him (needle decompression) the air is released so he can breathe. And no I’m not a doctor nor did I copy this from Wikipedia so don’t trust me lol

[@Lelinoja]

Troom Troom is it really the KZbin channel

[@rororobyn]

@@Lelinoja Probably not. They don't have any videos or subscribers

[@anonymouscommenter2425]

Henry: It feels like you’re stabbing me with a knife Choi: *looks at scapel What no I’m just ... um... stroking you with a spoon

[@johnmadden9613]

Lidocaine could have started working, meaning it would feel weird but not totally numb. Painful, jabbing and tearing. I think it's well written in that detail. Overall it's not that well written.

[@_moon_fn686]

Don’t worry it’s not a a knife it’s a hospital knife your not dieing

[@ridingwithamber2904]

@@_moon_fn686 u mean dying

[@ridingwithamber2904]

He never said he was stroking him with a spoon

[@evamacgregor4369]

“she does what that effect on people” aww that melted my heart.

[@globalhemisphere246]

I agree with Choi better safe then sorry

[@globalhemisphere246]

Hannah B thanks I didn’t know that

[@seangannon6005]

@Hannah B they discovered lung cancer, knowing that makes up for the pneumothorax

[@seangannon6005]

@Hannah B but the patient did have lung cancer, he had signs suggesting an underlying lung issue and the tests confirmed it.

[@seangannon6005]

@Hannah B there was no malpractice involved at all in this case. The patient didn't want the tests sure but April convinced him to do so. It's not malpractice to try and convince a patient to do what's medically indicated

[@seangannon6005]

@Hannah B no, it isn't. The pneumothorax is a complication of a medically indicated procedure. For malpractice to stick, you need to prove that a harm was caused as a result of a decision that failed to meet a standard of care. Essentially, you'd have to prove that either no reasonable medical professional of similar grade to choi would've made the same decision under the circumstances

[@ttee1397]

You can tell that Dr Choi truly loves April but April is resistant to him 👀

[@indirarabarijaona9522]

Your right, he's so precious, Mel.

[@zakikarim4697]

It’s april🌸🌸🌸

[@psycheai7346]

I have watched the full episodes but I'm only on episode 10 or 11, in the past episodes I saw Dr. Choi and Dr. Glass got into the shower *naked* I think they are together or just a fling like Rhodes and the blondie woman edit: so he is also sleeping with April lmao😂

[@shalomisrael4624]

@@psycheai7346 Ethan and Vicki were a couple in season 1. They broke up when she was deployed to Germany. In this clip it season 3 episode 2 where Ethan and April are a couple but hiding their relationship from their colleagues

[@shalomisrael4624]

Precious Mel. Ethan and April both love each other. April may seem hesitant because she had asked Ethan (Dr Choi) to keep their relationship a secret on the workplace because a nurse had said Ethan was showing favoritism by giving April lab work to do when the other nurse had to do the dirty work. So April is trying not to make her feelings for Dr Choi show

[@addictedtoprocrastination9986]

Woah April looks like real life Barbie 😍

[@jok512]

She's a former ANTM contestant btw.

[@Izabella.N]

She is so beautiful 😍❤️

[@nyssakacem8512]

is this some sort of denial and hallucinations ?

[@noniestar3414]

Uhm... No? Barbies are ugly. April isn't

[@anam4484]

She was on america next top model👏

[@missdelmar9434]

April does not know when separate her work from her personal life. Dr. Choi literally save that man's life.

[@faithjacksondocherty8970]

We all know its Maggie who really runs the show.

[@xXTheRedrubyXx]

The more I watch the more they end up in my recommendations thus the more I'm likely to watch, it's a never ending cycle and I've never even watched this show BTW not like anyone asked but Dr. Choi is one fine man 💁🏽‍♀️

[@ToriJaneIsAmazing]

Same here! One video was recommended to me so I watched it, and now I feel like I wanna watch the show because I've watched so many clips!

[@mehdidana9022]

I now

[@mehdidana9022]

I hate that the people get shot

[@rororobyn]

Yea Dr Choi is a snacc

[@chelsf402]

Omfg this is exactly how I've been feeling the past few days...I would start watching just for him 👀😂

[@hello-kc9ug]

Who also only watches these small videos?😂😂

[@FlamingoDust]

Me

[@KatieB-pd3tf]

I wish I could watch full episodes but I can’t find them anywhere for free

[@shannon4189]

@@KatieB-pd3tf Get the app called kodi, it takes about ten minutes to set up with instructions online but then you can watch all 4 seasons full episodes!!

[@kt27066]

Shan 1539 does it cost money?

[@shannon4189]

@@kt27066 nope it's completely free!

[@hello-kc9ug]

NBC would be so rich if they let the app be worldwide Gosh

[@lewisparke7631]

This might have nothing to do with the company and might be to do with continent or country bourders.

[@emirachelnatalie3397]

Yes omfg but I think it's blocked in most countries for copyright :(

[@saskiaroberts7955]

Same

[@ida8185]

Yep 😪😪

[@jazminecorkill5961]

sorry but when he said “i just wanted ma medicine” i died 😂

[@ajnasejfullah7181]

Jazmine Corkill you ok

[@tvthecat]

Bro just wanted his medicine but got lung cancer instead 😔

[@papabumba478]

"Why did you ask him?" Because he is a doctor. As much as she works easily as hard as him, the training and expertise he has means he gets the first choice.

[@random-sw3gw]

Who knew that Dr. Choi is actually 42 I’m real life. I thought he was like 30 lmao

[@jodiebaily1040]

madogEDITZ wait wha-

[@rupasinha3355]

@@jodiebaily1040 yes, he's a 77 liner He looked very young in Tokyo Drift

[@LemonSte]

wtffff

[@ab1j00]

He's the same age as my mum wtf-

[@chanponnak8479]

I check the last time in 2019 he was only 41

[@natty7316]

that nurse got cocky af i used to be in the nursing program and now ive shifted to clinical lab science and the very first thing i learned in both programs is that you always ALWAYS listen to the doctor even if you think you know what the diagnosis is you cant act upon that if the doctor doesnt agree

[@flagellationynfluencia1971]

Actually in anatomy class and chem & bio chem class even in RLE class professors always reminding Nursing students to listen up with doctors and not to do some decisions without their senior/doctors consent. Also I'm a nursing student (2nd year) our prof in every class always remind us not to be cocky even we know what is right and what should we do, we should asked our doctors first.

[@barnagotte7297]

Well she didn't ACT UPON her thoughts. She expressed them to the doctor, outside of the patient's presence, wich is perfectly profesional.

[@vonnejvr4540]

Yeah when she said he should have a new doctor... I was like girlll aren't patients usually doctors' patients and not nurses' patients...

[@SimsinWonderland]

@@vonnejvr4540 to be fair she knew the patient and his history far better than the doc. Situations like this are tricky because sometimes you just never know.

[@merykhan97]

@@SimsinWonderland doesn't mean he's her patient . She literally asked for a diffrent doctor lol

[@rumblefish9]

April was absolutely in the wrong here. Doctors and nurses have their respective jobs. Dr. Choi was doing his.

[@sleepygirl96]

He shouldnt have put her on the spot like this tho and ask her to agree with him infront of the patient

[@naomipask9956]

No she wasn't. She was advocating for her patient who she knew did not want extra treatments. Ultimately the Doctors get to make certain decisions but it is our job to advocate for our patients.

[@nineteen96]

@@naomipask9956 k, idiot

[@akutenshi6946]

@@sleepygirl96 it's common sense to not downplay your colleagues in front of the patients, you talk to them later privately to express your views if you disagree with them.

[@yippies3726]

Lena C it’s not a relationship thing, it’s a medical thing she has a job and she gotta do it

[@katharinaburkard7487]

It was so cute that Ethan didn’t just rub in April’s face he was right but calmly told her🥺💖

[@aquilesriffo]

Having an emotional relationship with your coworker is never a good idea.

[@catalinagomezroca6257]

1:33 well i think I THINK fluids aren't supposed to be in your lungs

[@kasaiichinose]

The fluid is around his lungs and yes it's bad

[@9.sugarandspice]

Marcelline Hancock don’t you usually have lypathic fluid screening for bacteria. Just started grade 11 bio so I know the very basics of something’s but it’s nice to learn more

[@kasaiichinose]

@@9.sugarandspice not a 100% sure on that

[@mickalla1745]

There is a type of fluid like layer around most organs however this fluid is normal. Fluid becomes a concern when it is filling the organs or is around the organ directly and not in the intrapleural space (area between inner and outer layer of lung) for this case. When fluid is inside the lungs, the person is drowning. (My Nan had 2 cases of pneumonia, 2 lung drainage and passed away from lung cancer)

[@raventru956]

Mickalla Davis Really sorry to hear about your Nan. I this vid though, the pulmonary oedema(fluid in lungs) is most likely secondary to heart failure. In heart failure, blood can’t be pumped properly due to ventricular damage so the blood is forced back (backflow). As a result of the back flow, fluid escapes the blood vessels where they shouldn’t. In this case, it was probably left side heart failure so back flow goes back to lungs where the fluids/oedema escapes.

[@littlecrystal3285]

Man - *I CANT BREATH* Nurse - just breath Me - 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@inkedinottawa]

If you can talk, you can breathe

[@bookbutterfly6613]

Little Crystal plus after they released the air with the needle the pressure in his pleural cavity gets released so his lungs can expand and he can breathe.

[@qingyuli5460]

What do you want them to say? "Don't breathe"?

[@gracieb8436]

Is it just me or are legit all of the doctors sleeping together now?

[@tonyheavey2590]

Funnily enough that's in every hospital not just the TV shows

[@alex73217]

Well, that's the rule. It's a TV medical drama, gotta need at least 1 couple for every 5 people.

[@isabellascaglione6286]

"all i wanted was my damn medicine" best line ever

[@konamiboyfool]

Being a doctor myself I find this hilarious as to how he was able to feel dullness without percussing the chest and how they were able to diagnose small cell cancer of the lung from a pleural tap instead of a lung biopsy.

[@merykhan97]

EXACTLY !!

[@annettelevy4533]

Well, go teach them then.

[@txffyk1tty361]

This is a show

[@charisse7601]

i love Maggie’s professionalism

[@kayla7375]

Doctor Choi is so kind and April to and plus when them saying all these IV and medication is complicated and when Maggie carried them in the room she looked like a principle or teacher scolding the students 😀😁😂😉

[@flagellationynfluencia1971]

But Maggie and April is in the same team lol.

[@wildflo267]

Maggie's more like the mama hen.

[@chloeisobelle8493]

"feels like your stabbing me with a knife" Him:literally getting cut open

Man in bed m: DOCTOR Doctor: what Man : I want my meds Doctor: um.....no Man: ‘triggered’ THE HEEEEEEECCCCC

[@equintrinity8678]

😂

[@colonelstriker2519]

Baisically

[@angeldust3676]

I've been in hospital and the doctors refused to give me my meds yet. My oxygen started dropping and I puked 🤮.

[@crimsontwitch6240]

@@angeldust3676 thats rough, hope your okay

[@simoneberndt2098]

Slicing him with a knife Mr lee ‘it feels like you’re stabbing me with a knife’

[@katharinaburkard7487]

Maggie is like an protective mother to all doctors and nurses in chicago med😂💖

[@virus.exe_8820]

Henry looks like SUCH a nice guy! I would LOVE to be his friend!

[@lolathomasrocks9726]

Henry: It feels like he is sticking a knife in me!! Me: That is because he was!!

[@Axxetto]

*He just wanted his damn medicine*

[@eilishe5818]

" feels like ur stabbing me with a Knife" April and Dr choi: ummmm. 😳😬

[@antayafairless9028]

I love their relationship but the thing is actually that APRIL was the one who stepped over the line. She was the only one who was acting emotionally...he did what he thought was needed...she acted emotionally. I love her but actually dr.choy may have made a mistake (as ALLLLL doctors do) but April was the one acting emotionally therefore irrationally..

[@HufflePuff-vx7ls]

Doctors and nurses are equally as important. One just simply can’t work without the other

[@creatip123]

Maggie was a great drill sergeant. Even doctors, who are usually snobs, listen to her.

[@amypenney6934]

Can you guys do more of these there awsome and I've been watching you since you came out❤

[@nicoler.wunderink_2874]

As a nurse, seeing a patient suffer unnecessary or having a bad outcome bc a Docter won't take you serious is the MOST infuriating thing that can happen. As a nurse you hold their hand when they are suffering, never seen a doctor do that yet for hours.

[@OptimusDelta]

That's not our job tho?is it?ours is to cure,yours is to care.i thought the role is pretty well defined

[@churgstraussandme5938]

Me: This is the last one i'll watch tonight its 4am Chicago MED: I'm going to have to disagree

[@klarkhillson639]

MAKE THE APP INTERNATIONAL We really want to see the full episodes

[@dahyunjoy4176]

Klark Hillson What app?

[@anneliselim602]

April is too cocky about her opinions. She thinks Dr. Choi 'put her in a spot'. Well he's a doctor the nurse should just play along. Not like she can make her medical decisions, and straight calling him out for being 'wrong'. Like hello who do u think u are?!?

[@kianramlall1308]

* I can’t breathe * Nurse: just breathe BOOOOOIIII !!!!!

[@kingjacksgaming2774]

Love the episodes keep up the good work ❤️

[@mariloudapitanon1948]

When I See Chicago Med Video In My Feed I Got Addicted To It. Now Im Watching Past Videos,Even if its a Year Ago.. I Love It. Dr. Choi And Dr. Rhodes And Dr. Manning Is My Favorite...

[@aaaa_mba]

I wish you could make longer previews of episodes so then I wouldn’t die when you don’t show some of the plot.

[@sophiefraser3995]

Maggie: You naughty kids be nice and work as a team.

[@globgibga2900]

4:48 Lady in background: sHoOk FaCe

[@flyorwalk1743]

LMAO

[@sewerrat9489]

Why did I think that doctor Choi would say “I told you so” xD

[@michellerachel7936]

Same!

[@nurasmaomar1495]

Chicago Med series is taking much of my time and yes im letting it does that! ☕

[@charissegagne9262]

They all look so good they make me feel ugly...

[@gagemurray6396]

I am so happy there is a new episode

[@lennondoherty3949]

FeELs LiKe yoU sTaBBin mE wItH a KnIfE

[@stawberrychan1086]

Some people who get these things are so pure they dont deserve it 😭😭😭

[@BCGaming666]

I am just gonna say it dr Choi so so hot

[@BenWoods1]

@@marap4107 F.B.I OPEN UP

[@BenWoods1]

We got em

[@c_jade]

Hes 42 😱😱

[@Dimstarfan]

Mara P People are gay MARA. Dumbass.

[@megan_williams074]

@@marap4107 boys can like boys and it's not unusual for people to think someone's hot even if they are the same gender and it dosent always mean they like them.

[@aang3267]

The heart attack man is so innocent I love him

[@elisabethmihaylova519]

When he said i can not breath i just burst in tears😭😭😭😭✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻 We are all the same

[@khianap0164]

Loved this 👩🏻‍⚕️👨🏼‍⚕️❤️

[@rolexshadow]

This is the first time I’m seeing this show and this looks like something I would watch.

[@anaalina5964]

Could patients get PTSD from live procedures like this performed on them? (like without any painkillers, or pain relievers, etc)

[@alyokeeffe3289]

Ana Alina it is possible

[@bethanierobinson8083]

they have lidocaine which is a local anaesthetic used for minor ops

[@squeet6831]

@@bethanierobinson8083 and he ordered morphine as well.

[@lizzyforsdyke3833]

They can... I did... I had a live surgery because I couldn't breath and the doctor had to pop the blockage, I have hated hospitals since.

[@barnagotte7297]

Oh we do. We do.

[@cuentaoficialmentesinnombr3613]

"I've treated him for years, this is what he looks like" So he's been like that for years and you didn't even think it was a problem?

[@ploopy678]

Heart failure is a progressive, incurable condition. Him remaining in stable condition is the best outcome possible

[@charlottetulley3521]

Love Chicago Med!!

[@edens_buttercups8553]

My mum recently suffered a collapsed lung (she's fine now and everything's back to normal) and seeing this actually made me realize what she went through. Anyway cool show, 10/10, fun way to learn stuff you'd never thought you'd learn

[@Jodie100kittens]

Patient : I can’t breath. Dr.Tro : your going to feel a little sting. Patient : Ahhhhhhh April : just breath. Me : ......umm he just said he can’t breath🤨

[@Fingo-11]

Love the Chicago series

[@kiwiisushimii2465]

4:47 her in the background made me wheeze 😂

[@clover9593]

oh how i love dr. choi

April is so beautiful, inside and out she has a heart of gold ❤️

[@Sleepwastakennn]

I love your videos please save everyone

[@Nightingale-eq6fg]

Theres a reason why doctors study for so much longer than nurses...

[@rrven4667]

sorry but no one is above the other, if thats what ure trying to say

[@flagellationynfluencia1971]

You're wrong sir, doctors and nurses has been studying for so long. What the doctors studying is been taught to nurses, inside the hospital every nurses and doctors has equal knowledge you can't say such thing without knowing what nurses been through before they become nurse. Before doctors become doctors they started as a nurse.

[@rrven4667]

@@flagellationynfluencia1971 i have to disagree on that. Although nurses and doctors have the same end goal, to recoup optimal health, but nurses focus more on the patient, while doctors on the disease. That's what separates nurses from doctors, nursing both science and art. But for hierarchy, no one is above the other. They help one another. The same goes for other medical professionals.

[@flagellationynfluencia1971]

@@rrven4667 nurses can't be focus on patient without knowing what kind of disease or illnesses they're suffering, doctors and nurses works together. Go try to be a nurse without proper knowledge about every disease.

[@rrven4667]

​@@flagellationynfluencia1971 if you understood what I just said, I have said they do work together in order for patients to attain optimal health. But what separates nurses from doctors is that nurses focus more on treating the patient, while physicians are more with the physiological disorder. One thing, that's what we are taught in school, and yes, I am in nursing school.

[@summersfidgets3009]

Your videos are so great great great.

[@blacksoucelusy771]

Perfect!!

[@BeatBattles]

I can’t breeeeeaaaaatttthhhh Me: what just breath

[@tialouisexo5980]

I’m glad the uk can watch these now

[@yashi5844]

I love Dr. Choi and her chemistry they are great

[@lankyalpaca]

this is so good

[@shiloh4460]

why did i take a deep breath with him when dr. choice said 'take a deep breath'

[@lyssarichards5892]

Dr Choi: Take a deep breath Me: Inhales and Exhales😂😂😂😂

[@spartz.v1952]

Yo love u guys

[@pty_mya5576]

I watch these so much now i either want to be a doctor or work at pd

[@20somethingsworld97]

What’s pd

[@thunderbirdsspidermanfan6543]

@@20somethingsworld97 police department I think

[@aaliyahbiyaa]

Earlyyy yeshh. Love Chicago med!

[@katlegomoje4022]

I got seasons 1 through 3 really addictive 💕

[@sumayyahzaman4355]

I love love Chicago med

[@rubygilmore878]

He was the sweetest man ik it’s acting but I’m said he got lung cancer HE IS SO SWEET OML HE A CUTIEEEE

[@arielpeach7939]

Maggie is such a legend lol 😝

[@ghita3afrita]

April and Ethan going at it maggie: 🍿👁👄👁

[@iisimple_aliyah1037]

Woe this is like my favorite show and never have I seen maggie get so angry

[@user-bn1sc4ci3n]

OMG that smile's gonna kill me 0:20! 😍😍😍

[@lilah6106]

They need to post the episodes on Netflix

[@annikaangammana8387]

Lila H YES DEFINITELY!!!!

[@thunderbirdsspidermanfan6543]

If They Did, Mom Wouldn't Have Her Neflix In Peace

[@thegatorhator6822]

Nice to see a show understand sometimes a scene is best left not fully experienced by the audience. Silence or total exclusion from a scene can make it feel a lot more impactful. This is a perfect example. The doctor acknowledges the importance of nurses who actually see the patient as more than a list of conditions or symptoms. We are left to experience the scene as he does because it's not our place in that room.

[@samueleveleigh2767]

Doctors have medical knowledge but it's the nurses who actually know the patients and whether further treatment is in their best interest

[@leahk.chanda4946]

Who else will never stop watching Chicago Med?🤓👊

[@padraiggraham566]

Omg your are so good

[@jessedgar7783]

You*

[@AnjanaBSubba]

What's the difference? The emotional angle?

[@CutieePig]

Nurses spend more time with patients I guess so they know them better. So they may be able to give better recommendations on what to do?

[@Lisa-zx7ie]

Doctors are usually just in and out from patient to patient, nurses know their patients a lot better, especially once they're admitted to the hospital.

[@osiris654]

Did you not just see? She thought “that’s just how he is”... meanwhile he has fucking lung cancer.

[@manonraoult6283]

Bless him

[@ardil2231]

Luve dis

[@trixshanicoleurot5080]

Comments be like: Px: "I can't breathe" Nurse: "Just breathe" Commenter: *facepalm* She was doing the right thing in the situation. Us nurses have to make sure our patients carry on as usual just so we can see if the procedure is helping them stabilize. We can't know if the lung tap helped re-expand his collapsed lung if he didn't breathe as he normally would.

[@anoushkaross2937]

Where can you watch the full episode

[@mhairip3173]

0:47 LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂