A Teenager Dies on Dr. Manning's Watch | Chicago Med
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2021
- Dr. Manning makes a fatal decision, and her young teenage patient dies on her watch.
Season 02, Episode 09:
Goodwin (S. Epatha Merkerson) tasks Dr. Charles (Oliver Platt) with evaluating a patient as a possible heart recipient, while Jeff (guest star Jeff Hephner) makes a confession to Dr. Manning (Torrey DeVitto). Dr. Choi (Brian Tee) deals with two MMA fighters who are brought into Chicago Med in bad shape. Elsewhere, Dr. Stohl (guest star Eddie Jemison) returns to the hospital from his sabbatical leave and immediately offers up different medical opinion regarding the treatment of a patient under the care of Dr. Halstead (Nick Gehlfuss). April (Yaya DaCosta) discovers her TB medication may lead to further complications. Marlyne Barrett, Colin Donnell and Rachel DiPillo also star. Mekia Cox also guest stars.
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The young actor in this scene, Joey Morgan, recently passed away. He gave a terrific performance in this small scene. RIP
May he rest in peace
RIP🤍
The sick actor
Omg rip
Omg rip
he gave such a good performance, i started tearing up when he turned to his dad and said he didn’t know what to do
Omg poor guy 🥺 he was waiting for a second chance to live a healthier lifestyle.. and he just died like that-
Its just a show jeeez
@@miaartyfarty3978 SHEEEEEEEEEEEESH
@@miaartyfarty3978 shush
@@miaartyfarty3978 unicorns are supposed to be nice
Sadly that's how it can go. Gotta try your best the first time, because we don't always get a round 2.
the saddest thing is that he was aware of everything that was going on and he knew exactly what was going on with him...
Poor guy he was ready to change and them he got hit with everything diabetes, gallstones and cancer
Man plans and god laughs eh
Having gallstones are hard and I have experienced it and my parents didn't think that I had until I vomited several times I had my surgery on the month of November 2021 and yes I am still on my restricted diet it is going to end in 3 days I had many 19 stones we;;, now I am living a good life :)
And death
@@Heavens_3 oof sounds like you had a harder case of gallstones than most. Sounds like lifes good tho - big ups
It must be so sad for the parent to walk out with the child’s things, but not the child
"Hey, I got a souvenir bag !"
21 isn't a teenager... but ok
LMAO
clickbait title
Lmao
LOl
this was played in 2017
Ugh this is so sad, He was so nice and respectful
He was genuinely aware there was a problem with his lifestyle and was prepared to change and learn how to do better. Such a great patient, truly so sad he didn't make it.
@@kirin1230 he also didn’t make it irl
Only the good people going and the evil staying alive there's no justice in this wicked world
The young actor actually died recently this is just so tragic
Rip
Who was he
@@prettyboyzaneking Joey Morgan
They do realize tumour lysis syndrome is the most common oncological emergency right? It's prevalent in both adult and pediatric patients.
Indeed, but his observation that it is more commonly occurring in chemotherapy rather than radiotherapy.
They did sorta foreshadow that though, what with his low blood calcium being a known risk factor. No mention of his kidney function, but maybe then that would have been too on the nose
tbh he's not even that big, I agree his lifestyle was super unhealthy which does need to change if he'd want to get better, but he wasn't even that much overweight for a 21 year old
I think you have to compare what a person's normal weight with balanced diet and exercise is. Some people who are just naturally not that big eat unhealthy and become big, can have worse outcomes. It is really sad though.
You don’t need to be overweight to have diabetes, it’s because of the amount of sugar a person eats
@@Wolf_S you do know that u can get diabetes even if you DONT eat sugar right?
@@orpheus294 exactly, T1D is a genetic condition. the healthiest and lowest sugar eating person in the world can develop diabetes overnight. the one that is most common in people with obesity is type 2.
I’ve only ever seen diabetic ketoacidosis in slim/average patients
him being half conscious is even better than me being fully awake.
That’s the saddest death I’ve ever seen 😢
Spoils the video for me
@@Pokedan294 don't scroll the comments then u muppet
The title legit gives it away xD
Martedì di 246
@@Pokedan294 the title-
There is such a thin line between life and death. This teaches us to always look after ourselves..... Payi, g attention to even the little details
Aww Poor Boy , he just wanted a Second Chance
Watching this after his death is so surreal
That guy had to be the unluckiest person on the planet. Hit with three major health problems at the exact same time with a 4th lethal one as a kicker.
Kind of blame her a bit. She went emotional and gave them more time when Dr Rhodes was a better route. But hindsight.
I get what you'd think that but I don't feel the same way
@@victoriaherrera3094 She essentially undermined Dr. Rhodes based off the patient's emotional state.
Dr Rhodes was saying they needed to treat it right away- yes it is scary but it was urgent and Dr Manning basically said 'we could do that or we could take this risk to buy you a bit more time to worry.'
Dr Rhodes is an attending who specialized in trauma and cardiothoracic surgery- basically at the top of his profession, Vs Dr Manning who is a emergency medicine fellow [still in training] specializing in Paediatrics.
Which of them is more likely to know what they are talking about?
He may still have died . Sometimes neither option saves the patient.
At that point if they conitnued with the surgery, they would have complications with the gallstones after. That time the radiation was the safest bet to let the gallstone pancreatitis heal before operating on the heart to decrease complications of both. If he didn't have the rare tumor, it would've been the best choice. But they should've waited for the biopsy results nonetheless
Nah, open surgery in his state was very high risk and he knew it. That is why he hesitated. The chance that he survived all his health issues was small at that point.
I’m sorry 2 rounds of compressions (bad compressions) and 2 shocks and then they call it because he goes into asystoli? That would not happen irl, not with a 21 year old, you don’t give up that easy.
True but it is just a show you can’t expect everyone to be correct
Asystole isn't usually survivable tho is it, but I hope you're right that they would put more effort in 😕
Normally they'd do 30-60 minutes of resuscitation, but it's a tv show, that wouldn't be interesting. That's why they shorten it. Also, you can't really do real compressions on a healthy person (aka the actor). Either they have to use a manikin, but then they can't show the face, or they show the real actor but then they can't do good compressions.
@@cvdw993 or they just use a proestic chest you can hide it and do compressions without hurting the actor.
Exactly. I'm not even a medical professional and I know that you keep trying for a while lmao.
Omg poor guy wanted a second chance but he just dies like that 😢 He gave such a great performance and I feel so bad for him 😢
Cause the actor who played the patient actually passed away
Wtf?! That was quick! He went from being diagnosed with diabetes, to heart failure, to cancer and then did a little chemo and he died!
Chicago med helps people thank you for helping the world
its staged
It's a show. It's not real
"I'm getting a second chance"
30sec later: dead
Never liked Manning, she gets waaaay too emotional, and that clouds her judgment. In this situation she was swayed by patients tears and gave him radiation instead of surgery. Which is what the Heart surgeon recommended. This is not how doctors make decisions.
She’d be fired irl long ago right
Excuse me she's a very good doctor she might not make the best decisions at times but she's a good doctor
hahahahaha🤣
is it just me or is anyone else really annoyed that dr manning just randomly gives medical suggestions before consulting the doctor she is working with for a patient? like you cant just burst out giving medical advice during mid conversation without thinking about the pros and cons. it just annoys me so much
i love these episodes so much
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@@jordanongelstern have they stopped making more series or they still working on them??
@@jordanongelstern oh thanks
@@uzzy_gamer1967 All seasons of Chicago Med and Chicago Fire will be on Netflix on 1st September 😊
And now it’s on Netflix
these dont usualy bring me to tears but for some reason this one did so sad :(
Chicago Med is finally on Netflix 👏🏾🎉
He's 21...does that make me a teenager too? I thought I escaped that hell
Always excited when I see that a new video came out :))
Same
How to get your hospital
Is there a Lego how to get your hospital and I'm not
Heart touching.. 😭
Just bc he plays X-box doesn’t mean that he is a teenager💀💀
Ayyy another episode!
Poor guy it’s so sad that he wants to be healthy but he just died
They say teenager in the title but the paramedic says he is 21
as soon as he said he is short of breath I became short of breath WHY DOES THIS ALWAYS HAPPEN
A teenager at 21? Huh..lol
l love this video so much keep the hard work you are doing chicago office ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!
Klaxons I think you will be able
This is so underrated😫..I actually learn so much from these videos..thanks for making them :))
Most of it is fake. Stop. You don’t learn anything and if you do it’s fake facts.
@@gisellegoh3385 Facts have nothing to do with opinion. The fact that you rather protect your comment than being thankful about advice to maybe not listen to a fake TV show says a lot. This is not personal, but it’s dangerous to copy most things or act that way in real life, on TH-cam not everyone is your age so please use your brain and see I didn’t attack you!
@@rhea8594 Welp you kinda deleted the comment so I cant refer back to it..but either way thanks for letting me know..it's impossible to copy what they do anyway since there isn't a close up shot, I just admire how they can be talking at one point, and reacting and adapting the next, it wasn't much from the surgical point really
@@rhea8594 I dont see how this can be related to my age ...even tho I wouldn't reveal it so that I don't reveal personal info, this was an unnecessary fuss really.. it was just a comment that meant no harm, I don't see how a child would get harmed from my comment? unless you can see something that I can't, maybe you could point that out
@@rhea8594 I can learn something from a video, and others may not. I use this as a way of taking a break, or maybe building my own values. Isn't learning just a day to day thing? Well I may just learn something that others may already have known..but I'm sure everyone has their own viewpoints..soo I don't really understand why you're getting mad from a comment.. was I like mean in any way for saying I learnt something from the videos? I don't really think so
I've never liked Dr. Manning as a character. She always bursts into the conversation with her own opinion with arrogance and optimism, and she gets personally offended when she's shot down or confronted. She's always right, and when she isn't, she's the victim. Like any time Halstead tries to comfort her, she just blows him off or goes off on him. The actress does a brilliant job portraying a really shitty doctor and person.
Finally someone who has the same opinion as me
omg wht if that was u the doctor and people said that abt u
This needs more likes ahahaha
I despise her 😂😂
@@lily.simons8247 then I’d try to become a better person
no bc why is last sentence so funny😭😭
The kid here, Joey Morgan, was alos one f the protagonist in the movie Scouts Guide to Zombie Apocalypse. He recently died on November 2021. His cause of death was not revealed. He was 28. RIP.
Gall stones are not always related to obesity. I am in no way obese or overweight and I had gall stones at age 20
True same with my aunt and mother
Same. I have a gall stones and I weigh 130lbs.
I had gallbladder removed because of stones and I have BMI of 21 and I'm vegetarian. It's so not a fat person problem. I feel like it's more often women's problem tho.
@@ambermcivor825 A11
Hmm would like to point out mostly women commented here i think.
Im a man and its in my family, but my dad and i who are healthy as fck compared to the rest dont have it.
My moms side including my mom is slso completely good - shes also healthier compared to the rest.
I think its broadly even for women a lifestyle thing.
But i think women are also more susceptible to it at the same time.
Just bad luck really - nothing you can do about it really. I mean if you're not overly unhealthy then you've done all you can and well - you just got unlucky i guess really no other way of putting it.
But hey its not optimal, but if i were to have some medical illness - gallstones are on my list of "give me this rather than this"
So yah - could be worse
rip beautiful soul
For what it's worth, heaviest I've ever been is 125lb and I've had gallstones. They're not a fat person thing.
They are however more common in overweight people. The more overweight you are the higher your chances of getting them, but just like diabetes and other "fat person" diseases genetics plays a pretty big role too.
*No teenagers died in the making of this video*
I love this video 😍😍 keep up the hard work
I thought about BEIGN a doctor but having the stress of not losing a patient I wanna be a astronomer
He reminds me of my crush and he has type 2 diabetes. I love him so much he is so precious to me I worry about his health everyday❤️🥺
ngl bruv weird comment
@@Momofan69 weird but kind of respectful. dk anything about them but i want them to be happy for some reason.
You sound like a young teen maybe?
Trust me you don't love him as he's just a crush...you will learn that when you get older, if your friends with this person then you can help him if he wants it
You’re a good person
So sad I am crying rn 😢
i saw this in the full episode and dang it was so sod
House would have saved em.
True. Dr.Manning has a sense of unconfidence about her.
this was so painfull to watch i cant stop cdrying
Omg poor guy🥺
Chicago Med is the absolute best!! 💗
Agree it is amazing
@@miathompson3879 💛☺️
Saying love it so much, but this episode was sad though
Sorry for him your amazing
Lmao that soon diagnosis at 2:06
Med is finally on Netflix
I can't watch this too sad 😭😭😢
I am sorry you lost 🙏🙏
I had the exact same gallbladder problems and type 1 diabetes
Be safe
so sad :( 😿
probs the only scene that had me crying
RIP Joey Morgan, Actor. (the teenager he played in this video)
🙏🏻🌹✝️
Chicago Med cannot run a realistic code to save its life.
R.I.P Dr Manning's patient
I've always wanted to be a teacher but since I've watched these I want to be a doctor
Really? Thats impressive. Watching these makes me stressed and i feel like i wouldn't act right and composed in many situations- it makes me not wanna be a doctor O.O I hope you achieve your dream job though:)
same
Don’t become a doctor just because of a TV show. Trust me. Television shows always glamorise the job but honestly there isn’t really anything glamorous about it
this is finally on netflix!! so excited to watch it!!
Where?
@@leonardo.q22 i am not sure if its available everwhere but it is in my country
@@amanda.gonz1244 and.. where is ur country..
@@leonardo.q22 sweden
Chicago med is now on Netflix
Dr Manning got those eyes istgggg
Chicago med finally on Netflix😌
Guys, the first four seasons of Chicago med and fire ARE ON NETFLIX OMH
Have people noticed this is coming to netflix soon in the UK at least along with chicago fire 😁
Yesss
it just came to norwayyyyyyy, omg im sooo excited =)))
it’s on omg
Doctor mike would fit perfectly into this show they gotta add him
Fr lol I thought he was dr Rhodes
RIP Joey Morgan 😥
A teenager is technically 13-19
Bless him
It’s a tv show
im so sure house would have come up with that wacky possibility
Awww Natalie my babyyyy gonna miss her
@Gxatx Jr Natalie, her actress is stopping with med. When it return dr manning and april are gone
Chicago med and fire are now on UK Netflix!
Why tf she looking at the other nurse/doc like that?? 0:48
Someone is dying… 😂😂😂
They’re already too attractive to be realistic
They were in a relationship at the time, he was a med student
if somebody didn't notice he's an actor from scouts a guide to zombie apocalypse.
RIP
Chicago med is finally on Netflix omg
Where?
They said he’s 21! Not a teenager
chicago med is on Netflix now im so so happy
seasons come tmw for me i cant waittttt
It’s gone
Omg can’t believe it😭😭
finally its on netflix
Dr Manning u can do it
We are on Netflix... finally🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
“Pain scale?”
“12!”
and he’s chilling having a conversation 😂 that’s not a 12 bro
I thought the 21 year old guy’s father is doctor charles. 😅
This is fineally on Netflix 💗💗💗💗
Reading some of these comments make me laugh, you do realise this is just a tv show right ?
Not a lot of people do 😂
You don't say.
The actor passed away ...
rip
I know how hard it is I've had lots of people pass away that I loved😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm so sad at this video
If its this rare as they state, shouldnt a paper be written on it to help further knowledge within the field?
"Getting a second chance"
god: "Lmao you wish"
EARLY NIGHT NIGHT OUT OF NORTH 😢is the first time ⏲️ 8:44 8:47 8:47 8:48 8:49 8:50
i mean i know is different in different countries but im pretty sure 21 is adult..