URGENT Protocols For Fentanyl Exposure | Chicago Med

When a man with Dementia is found to be overdosed on opioids something is not right according to the patient's daughter. Dr sexton later finds that the man was exposed to Fentanyl when he finds a white powder on his jacket.
Season 3 Episode 17 "The Parent Trap"
Dr. Reese’s estranged father's health is at risk when his heart begins to give out and Dr. Rhodes is forced to perform emergency surgery. Meanwhile, April and Dr. Sexton suspect that their patient might have accidentally overdosed on fentanyl. Also, Goodwin's job is put at risk when the board begins to question her actions.
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[@DrownedInExile]

"I'm aware the board has made its decision. But given that it's a stupid-ass decision, I've elected to ignore it!"

[@AyecrusherKing666]

@@NN-cj6qv it's a goddamn Nick Fury reference from Avengers.

[@SimsinWonderland]

It's funny because I can actually imagine her saying that XD

[@mazelpaiva1556]

I understood that reference

[@mazelpaiva1556]

@@AyecrusherKing666 language!

[@Mimi-cq4bg]

This is why healthcare should NEVER be about a financial bottom line.

[@andyt2k]

MRKA!

[@arizorki]

this is what happens when healthcare is privatized

[@a.7889-v8f]

@@arizorki so true 😔 I suffer from a condition in which our State of Queensland (in Australia) only has 5 specialised Public Health beds available to treat it. I nearly died waiting 7 years for one of those beds - and only because I live in the same city as that public hospital was I fortunate enough to even have a CHANCE of getting one of those beds. Enter the Private Health sector... yes, they do offer many more specialised treatment opportunities than what our government provides - so of course we pay Private Health Insurance to access this treatment if needed. But you’re absolutely right... money is the number one priority for those in various levels of management. Not just to the point where treatment conditions are ‘unsatisfactory’ - but to the point where they are clearly detrimental and negligent - to both the patients AND the staff who are stuck working within these tight ‘budgets’. Some of the choices this particular Private Health company make which negatively affect various aspects of the Private hospitals under its power are truly disgusting - especially when even just as a patient you can so clearly see how the care provided is “money driven”. (In case anyone wants to know, the international private healthcare company I’m referring to here is Ramsay Health Care)

[@a.7889-v8f]

I agree. So sad that it isn’t that way 😔 Even though various countries throughout the world have vastly different levels of health care available (in both Public* and Private Health Care Systems), I think it’s safe to say that almost everywhere there is someone, somewhere, who has the power and financial ability to focus more on patient (and staff) well-being and less on financial management/political management. Yet those people aren’t willing to step up and do it.
*(the ‘Public’ Health System is the term Australia uses to refer to government provided healthcare. Over here it’s called Medicare. In the U.S.A. it USED to be called Obamacare - no idea what it’s currently like under Trump sorry 😕).

[@shannonwatson5769]

The public health care system in the UK also works like this. I used to work in the operations department (responsible for the flow of patients and running of the hospital) of a NHS hospital and it is genuinely disgusting the way hospitals are forced to operate because they are run like businesses. ED's and wards are expected to treat and turn over patients like they are customers in a drive through (they had time targets to get the patient out of the department in the ED or the hospital is fined. Which yes, nobody likes to be sat in ED for hours on end but it does not take into account the seriousness of the patients conditions; sometimes the staff are too wrapped up in saving a child's life, sometimes that patient is dying and its better to allow for them to die in the ED where the family members can find them to say goodbye than waste precious moments shoving them on a ward); all department and wards dangerously under staffed because the executive directors will not give the matrons more money in their departments budgets to hire more nurses and yet, fork out millions to the private company, that provides nurse staff on loan essentially but charge 4x the cost of a nurses salary, to bring the numbers up to minimum, and I mean minimum, safe levels. This typically meant 2 nurses to a 30 patient ward. I remember a good few times where they had 1 nurse to a 40 patient ward.

[@abbiejohnson760]

I love Chicago Med so much yet I’ve never seen a full episode

[@ZodoLeeka]

I'm with you on this, I've probably seen bits of a dozen episodes.
I wish I could stream this on Netflix.

[@lolkayak]

Abbie Johnson u can watch it on 123movies.cat i would get VPN tho coz there r some in appropriate ads

[@kreygasm1300]

bruh just get a vpn on mobile and intsall nbc app
i do that and i watch eps

[@lolkayak]

Hydra State i installed the nbc app but i can’t watch it it just says the schedule?? do u know why or what i can do ?

[@kreygasm1300]

@@lolkayak umm click the like 3 bars and then search chicago med
It should come up

[@eparaamanavurunavuni5768]

Is nobody gonna mention the professionalism in April calling her own brother Dr Sexton 😌

[@awesomelifeoftwins7021]

@Frank Nil exactly . My brother teaches at my highschool and the vice principal actually spoke to me about informality , which at times I may have slipped up but as long as Im at school its Mr. Irving

[@hellokatttyyy]

In Australia we’re on a first name basis with doctors lol... as like nurses. This applies to the few wards and hospitals I’ve worked at here.

[@canned_can_chan4590]

@@hellokatttyyy in my place we use first names too since we dont use family names. So madam doctor name

[@AC-yc7lu]

My parents (married), are teachers in the same university and they call each other Professor Martínez, and Professor Calderón when they are working.

[@marielaausher]

She's a pro
She also calls Ethan Dr. Choi when they're in front of patients

[@carmenramirez-cu6ic]

Nobody's talking about the fact that old man feeds stray cats he didn't deserve to be in the hospital

[@RamdomView]

Many good, kind people wind up in hospitals.

[@thanglongnguyenvu3815]

When Maggie tells you to strip, you STRIP.....

[@snowwhite4367]

Hahaha tru, she's the boss! ♥

[@ayannawilliams2559]

What ever

[@holliebillups3971]

True I suppose that if u didn't strip she'd strip u herself 😂😂

[@kou7191]

Imagine that a hospital, of all places, cares more about money than people's lives.

[@anndownsouth5070]

Sounds like big pharma almost everywhere.

[@elineesmaeli6345]

Literally the only comments here are: "i'm first", "this should be on netflix" and "i'm early"

[@that.silver.318ci]

It should be on Netflix tho

[@felixkoho6420]

And TH-cam is drunk again

[@adamamer754]

and "im binge watching this"

[@tamaraj4200]

I know its crazy.

[@beckysbliss8604]

Eline Esmaeli I had to like because it had 666 likes

[@errh8427]

'You're not hearing me'
The hospital's most heard line.

[@qanaluella7124]

When people who care more about money than other human lives, sitting on positions they should not.

[@katharinajosephinemuller8526]

In my clinic recently some flyers showed up, which suggests mandatory 2 weeks per year working on a ward for everybody in Management positions.
The Management didn't liked the idea.
It's not entirely the same, but I often feel like management forgets the patients that couldn't complain. (and the struggles of not enough time/personel/material resources per patient. Simple the everyday.)
Sorry I'm frustrated and watch Chicago Med clips to remember why I like my job...

[@keshwisahani5169]

That's called Capitalism. Everything has its pros and cons. You can either have free markets or free healthcare.

[@Metyourmatch]

@@keshwisahani5169 I’ll take the not dying of a treatable illness due to being poor for 800 Alex

[@keshwisahani5169]

@@Metyourmatch I'm not quite sure what you mean !

[@welsh_Witch]

THIS IS AMERICA

[@CptPhilippnes]

I find it hard to believe that the board would be so shortsighted to consider their current financial standing rather than the weight a stain on their reputation would have in the long run.

[@isa-ex6wb]

You have no idea what private hospitals do... At least in my country, this is definitely not farfetched.

[@nurulhaziqahabdulhalim991]

2:14 "There were enough opioids on that man's coat to drop a herd of elephants!"

[@ferretzim8694]

Ignoring the blow to reputation it would have caused, not going on bypass, and subsequently putting people at risk, could have gotten them sued so hard and cost more in legal fees than the cost of bypass

[@zirconianfairy7837]

Malpractice claims also came 1st to my mind, was kinda expecting Sharon to bring it up

[@itsamemario6225]

Am I the only one who watches all the clips, but no actual episodes. 😂

[@AuroraDoesSFM]

I love Chicago Med

[@itsamemario6225]

Barte Sestakauskaite Lucky! The episodes aren’t available in my country 😭

[@eceozuduru5148]

Me too!!

[@abiyaelizabeth6980]

@@eceozuduru5148 me to

[@thunderbirdsspidermanfan6543]

I Can't Watch It Anywhere Expect TH-cam

[@laurenbob3496]

Why can’t they just put it on TH-cam or Netflix? I love it so much

[@buvanamanoharan128]

Its on Amazon prime

[@a.7889-v8f]

“There were enough opioids on that guy’s jacket to drop a herd of elephants!” 😂👌

[@jolijnfuchs6783]

Istg if I had 1$ everytime I saw the ‘first’ comment I’d be able to afford a study in medicine 😗✌🏻

[@whoisu7049]

Jolijn Fuchs 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@tracybryce7136]

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[@dudahelena4025]

@@tracybryce7136 I'm going to see this as a help to get him to med school 😂

[@Daissface]

hahah I work in healthcare and this is so overdramatised and unrealistic it's crazy... but also I love it.

[@melissarose4569]

I thought so, too. I have a loved one who’s struggling in a battle with this drug. I’ve been exposed via secondhand inhalation to it more times than I care to count.
I don’t have an addiction but I have developed a cough that I can’t kick...so maybe they’re right in that regard. He on the other hand...I just have to keep praying that one day it’ll get better.

[@saarikasafiun]

This is a medical Drama so it is sometimes a bit overdramatic

[@masoncampbell971]

@@melissarose4569 I think the issue here was that it was from a drug dealers warehouse, so it was pure undiluted Fentanyl not the diluted product that users buy. Pure Fentanyl is very dangerous.

[@habibadokubo-asari211]

@@masoncampbell971 it is not absorbed through the skin

[@casperh5452]

Agreed, fentanyl and carfentanil addict from 16 to 22. You need to smoke, snort, plug, or swallow it to get high. Touching won't hurt you

[@Noname-yp2dy]

When ever their is no one thereI put first and after I come back to the video their is like 100 people before me

[@conradocayanan5741]

Fuck im wrong

[@capt.flamingo1828]

there should be a chicago law where they show us all the law related stuff

[@lolkayak]

Capt. Flamingo they had one it was called chicago justice but they cancelled it after the first season. irk why tho coz it was acc a good show ☹️

[@capt.flamingo1828]

@@lolkayak oh wow, thats odd
thanks for letting me know

[@lolkayak]

Capt. Flamingo np :)

[@harveyuwu4366]

there's Chicago pd is that's what you're looking for? it's police stuff and they do have some more technical law related stuff in some episodes :)

[@capt.flamingo1828]

@@harveyuwu4366 oh yea ik abt chicago pd but i meant something like suits

[@Draculiov]

Goodwin is so badass... like girl the power she has is incredible 😭🥺❤️

[@leuphorial4245]

This happened 2 years ago : one day new neighbors moved in our neighborhood. They seemed pretty cool and normal . Another day while I’m on my phone I see a bunch of red and blue lights next to my house . And we find out that the neighbors that just moved in not so long ago where actually drug dealers . not your typical drug but in fact fentanyl . The cops etc.. stayed all night to clean the house and to make sure that the air was breathable . And just a side note . There wasn’t just a bit of fentanyl there was a whole factory! Anyways , it’s scary to think that this one small flake of fentanyl can cause big Health problems and can possibly kill you . The sad part is that there are a lot of children and families in this neighborhood ..

[@habibadokubo-asari211]

Touching fentanyl can’t cause you to overdose. You have to put it inside your body in some way.
This is fear mongering paranoia.

[@beardiemom]

Fentanyl is dangerous, but not "breathe the air outside when there's a fentanyl lab in a building nearby and you die"-dangerous. It is widely overblown in cop and medical shows how dangerous this drug is, which carries real risks for patients that were exposed, because first responders might be too scared to even touch them, when there's no real possibility of them getting an overdose just from treating a patient.

[@zoesherwin]

That is why you ALWAYS wear gloves

[@jarednil69]

Im so glad they post these clips! The full episodes would be nice, but it's better than nothing

[@milksips3876]

I loved Sharon. She’s so awesome.

[@gia-abcd]

I honestly had no idea how dangerous it was. I learn so much from this show tbh lmao

[@ylenagreen4084]

It dangerous when unregulated, just like every other medication. I’ve been taking fentanyl for over two years now and it’s one of the only thing that helps me get up

[@ethanellis4582]

It isn't that dangerous

[@CommanderOshawott]

It’s not that dangerous.
It can’t be absorbed through the skin like they’re saying. You have to ingest, inhale, or inject it for it to affect you. It’s why it’s safe for volunteers and outreach workers to train and carry NARCAN if they work with high-risk persons. It you could absorb it through the skin then that would be too much risk.
It’s true that an incredibly small amount can lead to overdose, but it’s also a pretty commonly used painkiller in hospitals and by emergency first responders. It’s more powerful and fast-acting than morphine and requires a smaller dose to be effective. Medical professionals wouldn’t use it if could be absorbed on contact like that, it’d be way too risky

[@kajaytreb1407]

I want them to atleast post full episodes if they are not gonna get this show on netflix. Sadly i don't think that they read the comments...

[@smithy2of490]

I love how they put a half episodes but just not one full episode I don’t get why did just put One whole episode lol

[@stephonnechien6144]

don't know why but I laughed so hard at the herd of elephant

[@truero]

Use this comment as “put this in Netflix”

[@adisoncox4783]

Pratik G it's on movie house full episodes and series

[@JMWxx]

*I’m on Fentanyl patches. 50 MICROgrams. It’s 60x stronger than Morphine. It’s because I have Chronic Pain Syndrome. Because my knee dislocates multiple times everyday, upto 40x on one day!! It’s awful pain. Luckily it’s doing better. So I’m slowly coming down off of it. You have to come off it 12micrograms (smallest patch dose) at a time, so that you don’t have withdrawals. I’m glad I’m coming off of it.*

[@ACastillo_]

I dont care about inaccuracies, what I care about is Sharon being a badass.

[@maddyw2713]

Fentanyl exposure but they have the lowest level of PPE on

[@eleni8483]

Ok look what happened yesterday: I was watching tv and a channel had CHICAGO MED **I live in europe**

[@aminata_melissa1237]

Which name because I love to look it and I don't know where to get Chicago med for free can you please say it

[@cardiganbackyardigan6685]

This is crazy how strong it is yet they use it in hospitals

[@emaliamanning8654]

Why isn't this on Netflix.

[@franktherabbit42]

I like that this episode highlights the deficiencies in the health systems in place in American Hospitals whereby the patients come after the profits. It's wrong on so many levels

[@justajournalist]

this isn’t how fentanyl works lol

[@ArwenRoberts]

Wow the stats on the video is 100% of people prefer Dr Choi

[@emilyrose1576]

Arwen Roberts that’s the same with all of them

[@DaughterofBabaYaga]

Oh please - Fire her.
Do it.
The media and the public would EAT that story alive.
"Woman fired for going against hospital big wigs to ensure patients safety from DEADLY drug exposure."

[@Fifa_free]

Plz put this on Netflix

[@ylenagreen4084]

This is generally not how fentanyl works also whilst it’s a strong drug, it needs to be more clearly represented as the medications that it is. I require my fentanyl patch to get my functioning, without it I wouldn’t be able to go to college or go out to the shops. It’s dangerous but definitely is a great drug for pain control and life quality enhancement

[@Julaeable]

Exactly. I have been on Fentanyl for a long time, because otherwise I am in too much pain to even use a toothbrush by myself.

[@arsyoubae5092]

They have other episodes including fentanyl as a drug, there was one with a cancer patient I believe. This is just one episode where they talk about the dangers of street fentanyl

[@heatherrowles2580]

Drives me nuts that this scourge is also called fentanyl....ok, they may be chemically similar, but medically prescribed fentanyl is essential for the successful treatment of severe pain and the confusion caused by this sort of cross over creates issues for those who need it for medically sound reasons.

[@habibadokubo-asari211]

@@arsyoubae5092 street fentanyl will not cause overdoses just from touching it. They’re spreading paranoia

[@lollloll1919]

Love yall💕❤

[@xavierb2589]

People doing drugs that can kill them do not make any sense at all

[@8bennaboo]

the need is just that strong. The pain of not doing them is worse than the pain of doing them.

[@walkz007]

But people consume this drug...how!!If it is this dangerous how do those people survive?!!

[@rosemariethompson2250]

It's cut down when people buy it so it's enough to cause a high but not enough to kill

[@meghansmith5433]

Amy Victoria the drug that people touch and die from is carfentanyl, fentanyl is strong but not this strong lol

[@walkz007]

@@rosemariethompson2250 ah huh that is insane

[@habibadokubo-asari211]

Is not this dangerous. You can’t overdose from touching fentanyl

[@MizLaur]

*_I REJECT YOUR REALITY AND SUBSTITUTE MY OWN_* !!!

[@subhadaskrishnan6982]

to chicago official i jus wanted u to know tht i m a nurse from India and i like d way u present the hospital scenarios v much.
i always try to be a nurse like maggie bt here in India situation is different n we dont get tht much authority to act on situations......
gud luck with CM series....

[@malpractice3542]

Is fentanyl really that bad?

[@habibadokubo-asari211]

It’s not. You can’t overdose from touching it. This is fear mongering paranoia.

[@ilselynnblaauw4809]

They call it China White in South Africa

[@tigertoes7212]

I thought that was a nickname for Heroin?

[@kasaiichinose]

@@tigertoes7212 it is

[@dariaradac423]

@@kasaiichinose well, since they're related drugs, the nickname could work for both.

[@sarazalewska4572]

Who else is addicted to this show

[@jingerrose1970]

Dr Sexton is so cute i ship him and Sarah Reese

[@merceadess4411]

Why does this look familiar

[@karmelhammoudez9877]

I don’t like the board. Who wants her to leave?

[@DxrbyMxcklxxvxr]

Anyone else loving this

[@pasqualinamichelaconsiglio9391]

Strip!

[@SakuraBlossoms151]

Isn’t that what killed mj?

[@faithjacksondocherty8970]

Noelle from Rookie Blue makes an appearance

[@yungbludbiggestfan5591]

Is this full episode wow

[@casperh5452]

fentanyl and carfentanil addict here from 16 to 22. Almost a year clean. You need to smoke, snort, plug, or swallow it to get high. Touching won't hurt you, if its pure stuff maybe but still very unlikely, ERs see overdoses all the time and aslong as you're gloved up you can breathe into airways and inject narcan without any real risk other than the patient waking up and being angered. I've had to naloxone tens of people in my addiction, please get a kit you never know when you could save someone's life and if you're struggling keep trying you can do it. Any questions for a drug war vet leave em below. Cheers

[@phamiahmacheka6840]

I was five one

[@Afroman29]

I love Chicago med, but the board was a total joke. Ms. Goodwin made the right call and the right decisions.

[@shamaascassim9300]

Netflix please 👇🏻

[@ALPHADARKFANG]

Dr sexton

[@rosaondarra-barron8835]

Isn't that women from high school musical? At the beginning?

[@benolesenwhite1456]

Who’s your fav chacrer mine dr resse

[@emilyrose1576]

Ben Olesen white - character?

[@saturns-world]

Finally, Dr reece is the best character, not to mention the cutest 😊❤

[@dreamcatcher2960]

Dr Choi!

[@shakirajones4115]

Dr manning

[@caitlynrobinson7080]

Im waiting for season 5.....i really enjoy this show...but it might not come out

[@teakettle899]

A hospital is for the sick, not the greedy

[@Arscne]

this hospital is nothing without Sharon 😂

[@Encantofan1]

Come On Maggie.
YOU Come On.

[@tokyobateman6610]

Oh my that’s a lot of Fentanyl

[@thevideo-beast122]

Spoilers Be Damned! What's the outcome?

[@kadindarklord]

Did this storyline even go anywhere? Is Goodwin still on thin ice?

[@carolhowell3739]

Too short

[@DatBoiAngelo]

Anyone else think the drug on the jacket was ya know "snow"

[@aminata_melissa1237]

No it was baby powder

[@SneakyWF]

..... wow, very inaccurate episode.... gloves is adequate with fentanyl and it doesn't enter through skin

[@joelvr101]

It does, guess why there's fentanyl patches for terminal patients. BECAUSE IT GETS ABSORBED THROUGH THE SKIN.

[@edderz101]

So much incorrect information about Fentanyl....this sort of nonsense is what feeds all the paranoia about it.

[@tilikag26]

Damn

[@jadesmanning2682]

Wow.....

[@samiaanwar9092]

Iam so sad

[@c.sgangmarshallfamily47]

Sad

[@cristiangabriel8452]

Upload more

[@benolesenwhite1456]

39 let’s go

[@properuser]

This is literally coppaganda dude wtf

[@leighacartwright9794]

Can someone tell me if this is real or not? Or is it acting

[@tomhutch144]

Acting mate

[@tonychallis2305]

Hi

[@Gachamoon-wy2vh]

Who feels bad for the camera man or woman

[@gurumurthysrinivasan7052]

What's the bypass they speak of in this episode?

[@VeginMatt]

I think it refers to ambulances. Having ambulances take new patients to any other hospital, passing by Chicago med.

[@3kylajsmith]

Yup, basically no patients come in. Basically lockdown.

[@johnspraggs1115]

And, no patients, no bonuses for the Board of Directors. They could be out of a job if they don't maximise profits.

[@freyahamster2447]

Mellow yellow

[@wogalicious069]

Me too

[@litz9607]

Is that opium? Or what?

[@johnspraggs1115]

No. Opium is natural, from poppies. Fentanyl and carfentanyl are synthetic opiods, man-made. Now dealers can cut their regular drugs with fentanyl to make them stronger and then use the usual cutting agents to bring it back down for big profits. Apparently they are careless in their mixing process. You'd think they would be more careful about killing their 'customers'.

[@stephpowell7648]

I'm so confused? Fentanyl is a liquid, we use it all the time.

[@brendakabanda2181]

Where do you use it? Medicines come in all forms. At least that you should know.

[@stephpowell7648]

@@brendakabanda2181 that's a bit insulting and unnecessary

[@brendakabanda2181]

@@stephpowell7648 Not quite because I would take it that you are in the medical field because I can't think of any other way to use fentanyl and specifically in the hospital so that is why I added that you should know that medication comes in all forms. It wasn't to insult you but your comment was very naive. You don't seem to understand this particular medication at all. I have actually read your comment a few times and it sounds like a minor wrote it. Everyone who works in the medical field knows this. Some patients can't take medicines in certain forms or might be in a coma state or some are allergic or have a phobia of being injected. So no, I was not insulting, your comment is very naive, I can't stress that enough.

[@mridg9464]

Okay what the fuck

[@kobi7144]

Yee

[@arandall97]

Fentonyl is just the new morphine it's not thar serious

[@katep6430]

What was that white stuff

[@martav758]

PAM PAM PAM

[@khushiboopat7444]

I love it

[@lexxyspooks4423]

So that white podere us pretty much 1 or even the most strongest drugs

[@ylenagreen4084]

Fentanyl is a strong drug but this episode has overblown the effects of the drug

[@katep6430]

What noone like dr halstead

[@gabbieonyia8871]

i know this is irrelevant but dr.sexton is fine😚💋❤