HIV Patient Refuses To Be Treated | Chicago Med
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- Dr. Choi and Goodwin butt heads over ethics when his patient refuses to take a test for HIV.
Season 3 Episode 5 "Mountains and Molehills"
Dr. Choi and Goodwin butt heads over ethics when his patient refuses to take a test for HIV. Meanwhile, Dr. Halstead and Dr. Manning treat a patient who is suffering from sudden paralysis but, later on, Halstead begins to get the same symptoms and fears it might be a contagious disease. Noah deals with his first patient death and Dr. Reese gets increasingly paranoid over hospital security when her car gets vandalized. Dr. Robin Charles starts to exhibit signs of kleptomania.
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Anyone else just addicted to watching these clips
yes all the time i love them
Me
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@@mwilliamspulse you commented on this video duh 😂
The actress playing April is so stunning omg
Wich one is April the boss?
No the girl in the blue scrubs that’s treating the patient with dr.choi!
Her name is YaYa DaCoasta
Brea Hoppe OMG that’s why she looked so familiar, she was on ANTM, glad tool see she’s still killing the game
Mia. Bella!
She was on antm
“Look alive” my mum at me at ANY event
My mums like: “stop looking dead, it’s not cute.”
Same 😂
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Shine your eye 😂
Who else gets really worried with every ache or pain since watching this show?
Badgee Seey me
Med Students must think they're dying every time their body aches somewhere
Karen % Not really. We’re just more aware, and we actually know when to see a doctor and when it’s probably nothing.
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Meee remember the one with the little girl and the seizure? I actually pretended and believed myself when people hit each other in front of me that it hurt me 😂
"I've lost a lot of patients" probably isn't the best thing to say to one of your current patients😂
If my patient was so damn retarded to not understand the context of HIV in the 80s, I honestly wouldn't give a fuck.
But in the total context what she said is correct. She didnt want that young lady to endup like the previous patients
India CR. Sometimes people need a dose of reality check . If she hadn't been told that a lot of that nurse's patients died, she might still have refused to tested for HIV!
It's not like they killed them, the disease killed them.
Some people just need a reality check like "this is serious you WILL die if you don't listen to us."
Well in this case it was the right thing. And in the 80s I think they didnt have figured out the right medication, so yeah a lot of patients died. They died, but now they have medicine to keep them alive.
Dr. Choi and April are such a stunning couple and so visually satisfying
I know right! My bisexual eyes dont know which one to focus on
@Re Fil why is it wierd?
Imagine their kids....with those exotic features 😌
@@oifelixcomeherebro1689 🙄🙄
@@vaishnavirnair3020 OH HELLLLL NOO
She had a rant about patient health privacy and then showed a patient other patient files. I know they are dead but the files should be private if not destroyed
Actually once a patient has died they no longer come under any of the data protection acts it’s in good practice to get rid of any information but it’s not a legal requirement.
And the files are 40 years old. Or could simply be a souvenir
they shouldn’t destroy the files what-
Omg yessss. This never happens at a real hospital. We dont just go to medical records and start pulling out files from the 80s and showing it to other patients. Patient files are also usually destroyed/deleted every 5-10 years depending on hospital policy or certain laws.
@@giovannimariasinaga1030 In a hospital like this where you find all kind of kinds of extremely rare diseases, I'd imagine it wouldn't be an issue to keep old files around, in case some scientist would like to study some ZES in a wide field study or finally find out why Chicago seems to be struck by acopolyptic outbreaks every couple of months :P
"I don't want to add you to this folder"... That hits you hard...
Ikr...
the scriptwriter earned his fee with this monologue
These videos are so addicting
Edit: thanks for the likes
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Yes they are
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talks about HIPPA privacy
*proceeds to show patient files*
Uuuuum...because they're dead?
Lol
@@anelisiwerwaxa671 i don't think HIPPA stops when You're dead, unless they are family. She still shouldn't be putting out their files to strangers when they die.
@@anelisiwerwaxa671 in fact HIPPA apply 50 years after someone dies
@@NickRyanBayon Choi convinced her that playing against the rules sometimes never hurt anybody and can in fact be the only way to get a patient to get the help.
I am a medical student and have to study at least 10 hours a day and whenever i take break i am watching these videos they are just motivation source for me. 🙏🏻
Edit:3 years have passed and I’m about to graduate in a year,🥳💝 Thank you for all your wonderful comments and support. Reading urlovely comments is motivating me so much ❤️
Keep going! You can do it!
Good luck !!!
Same here,but the episodes are so addictive 😅
I’m here because it’s ADDICTIVE
good luck!!
Boss : you cant breach privacy laws
Also boss : sharing patient photos and information sheets with another patient
Once a patient as passed their info is not protected by data protection laws and legally they don't have to destroy the information either
Tap Water form the 80s
I guess in her mind, those patients died in the 80's before the HIPAA regulations were enacted so she's not breaking the confidentiality rules!
statute of limitations only is bound while they are a patient
They dead
The girl who played Abana (I don’t know how to spell it, sorry!) was an amazing actress, she really captures the pain and turmoil her character feels. In love with her 😍
Ella Johnson Abena - Tuesday female born - 🇬🇭
emmanuella tano is that what the name means?? Beautiful!
Abena 😊
This is not a Ghanaian a cent they just make every African accent the Same
I heard havana
"I hope you brought your dancing shoes lady because it's going to get lit" is the *most cringey* thing ever
Oh my god I know right!!!
My name is Ellis lol
Definitely Written by a young person who totally understands how young people speak.
Woman: no tests
Me:WTF PLEASE RUN THESE TESTS NNNNNOOOOOWWWWW
She did in the end dont worry
Why do quite a few of the patients refuse treatment 🧐🤨
@@JoshuaBd I don't know
@@JoshuaBd fear
@@JoshuaBd afraid to confirm she has what she is afraid of having. Its a loop. Trying to delay the process
If she’s contagious I think they would give you more than glasses love😂
Ben Dover exactly where’s the face mask😂🤦♀️
Ben Dover aids isn’t airborne
@@sparkle9909 But if blood fly up into their mouth or anywhere on their face it can cause issues.
What else would you think if a doctor and nurse gave you a pair of glasses? "Is this so I can look cool while my niece chokes?"
You can close your mouth but closing your eyes presents more issues
"dont tell other people about patients private info" *proceeds to show several patients personal info*
Is she CoNtAgIoUs - i died 😂
Me too lol
Earth as Ellie my dudes well sex yes but touch no
Blood is contagious though
Marisah Eagleson it can travel through blood lmao
she sounds like that one african auntie
"I don't wanna add you to this folder" anyone else got chills when she said that tho-
Aren't they supposed to test anyway? It's a health risk
It's about body autonomy. They legally can't do any test on her without her consent. I'm not sure how it is when it comes to states of unconsciousness though. And yes HIV is a health risk but not so much so that she has to be quarantined
As a nurse or any health professional, we are supposed to treat all blood and any other bodily fluids as though they are infectious.
It is standard practice. So, it shouldn’t be any more of a health risk than dealing with any patient.
Of course, it is always good to know, but if every patient, along with their blood and body fluids are treated with precautions as though they were HIV + , then anyone coming in contact should always be safe.
It's voluntery not a precaution
In state of unconscious, if there’s a close relative or a tutor, he’s in charge of what kind of medical tests and procedure the patient will undergo. If there isn’t anyone who can make the decision for the unconscious patient, then the doctors can perform any procedures that are needed to save that person life in that specific moment. Although they can’t make a patient undergo any type of long therapies such as chemio or hiv treatment without a relative or a tutor’s consent.
There are also cases where the state can force you to do some kind of treatment or medical procedure, for example, for coronavirus’ test. If you have the symptoms and you’ve been in contact with a positive patient, you have to take the test willingly or not because that’s a matter of public safety since you can potentially infect a lot of people and create a new wave of infection.
U can refuse to be tested its your right
I haven't seen the full episode but her story actually makes sense to me because as horrifying it might sound during the aids epidemic in certain places in Africa people believed if they had sex with a virgin it would cure their aids so a lot of children were infected with aids
Oh! That’s horrible! Please where in Africa?
@@odugbesanodufopehan1609 in the "true depths". Mostly far from the civilised part of cities. Ghettos perhaps, but never the rich grade of society
That boss with the glasses, Shannon was such a hypocrite. Told the doctor not to discuss medical information with patients then shows files of former patients to a current patient. If this was real life, she'd have been suspended, arrested and charged.
I'm pretty sure you're allowed to when they're dead.
Linnea Bee nope, youre wrong, patient confidentiality does not end with death
@@Inna.C well, I'm sorry. I was just guessing.
Maybe she got permission to share it.
To help others who have AIDS, I would give permission if it was about a family member.
she prob got perms
Some people are just simply so good at their job☺️🙂
Edit: oh my gosh thank you all so so much for all of the likes I actually can’t believe it!!!!
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It’s soooooo funny as a health care practitioner watching these shows and screaming “THAT’S MALPRACTICE” at literally everything 😂🤣 I’m still watching for the drama y’all
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Why does “I don’t wanna add you to this folder” sound like a threat.
This episode broke my heart. One of my best friends has HIV, has had it for decades. She's plumper than me, fitter and more active than I am 😽😃
No worries, she's going to the grave pretty soon
@@aravindchintalapudi3286 mate shut up
Thankfully, medicine has progressed a lot and people with HIV live long lives. So happy that your best friend is doing well! 🙌🏼🥺
4:14 did she just say Mr Doctor
Where’s Stephen Strange!!!
No
Oh god yess HAHAHA
lol
How did you hear that??
Oh man, Holy honestly idk but I laughed so hard when I did
I think the patients are the best actors. Those seizures look so real!
Are u serious..asking consent to the aunt is wrong..but opening the identities of the patients after their death is also against hippocratic oath..as it says the secrets of the patient shouldn't be disclosed even after my patient dies..
Actually its not illegal, to do that
I know the actors who play the doctors are doing a great job but seriously can we some love for the actors who play the patients!
Is it just me, or does everyone on this show always have at least one seizure.
These people who avoid tests should come to Kenya. I took my mum for some scan for her hip bone and before the scan she had to have a HIV, blood pressure and diabetes tests as compulsory procedure before any treatment
Name an episode of chicago med where someone doesn’t collapse
She was coughing up blood sisterrrrr😬😬
Lia Person it’s acting you know
Osey Nichols Judge no shit
It's acting bro
Patients like this really piss me off. Ffs, just get the treatment! It's so frustrating.
Even though I have already seen this episode on Dailymotion, but what's in watching it again?
Rupa Sinha u can watch on dailymotion????
@@hermionehermionerocks8068 yes, a bunch of episodes are on Dailymotion
Rupa Sinha they say that the episodes aren’t available anymore???
@@hermionehermionerocks8068 I just watched the episodes very recently, just search Chicago med s () e () on google, hopefully you'll find it
I started with s4 e7 The Poison Inside Us
Rupa Sinha i searched ‘chicago med s () e doesn’t come up?
Lesson 101....How to talk to and convince patients
Are we allowed to share patients files even though they are dead ?
"Is she CONTAGIOUS?" My favorite part
Lol 😂
So many of these episodes are about people refusing help. Why die when you could live.
The Nerdmaster it’s not refusing to live but instead refusing to accept their condition
Like how a soldier doesn’t admit to ptsd
@@Alucard-gt1zf my father has PTSD, he has fully accepted it, and is getting help for it. If I had a horrible disease, I would absolutely seek help. "Not accepting it" is bullshit, whether I believe I have it or not doesnt change the fact that I have it.
The Nerdmaster good for your father but he isn’t like a lot of other soldiers.....
The Nerdmaster it’s not bullshit it’s a mental state
@@thenerdmaster9381 I have PTSD and I still have a problem wrapping my head around it. I also have a brain tumour which they found at age eight to which I was rushed to hospital to have it cut out but they couldn't because one wrong move and I would be blind or paralysed, so they kept it in me and decided to monitor it for the rest of my life. When I found out I blatantly refused, I was in denial I was so angry. I hated the doctors with such depth because I blamed them for not taking it out. It has been years and years and years since that time and I have accepted it. I have to go for MRI's every year but when I found out when I was eight they told me I had to go through with them every three months I refused they made me go of course but I begged for other alternatives. Trust me it isn't bullshit when you get scared because you found out about something like that.
0:59, when u realise you forgot to turn off the lights at home.
Sasii [DK] me
LOL
When your mom's on her way home and you forgot to take the chicken out the freezer
The oven for me
I think Dr. Choi is so cool. He and Dr. Rhodes are my favorite characters of the show xD
Who else tried to stop watching these and then just went back to them
The actor who played the patient is so pretty omg
This brings back memories. My uncle died early forties from AIDS. After years of a heroin addiction, one dirty needle gave him AIDS. He died after being taken off of life support, weighing only 4 and a half stone. I never knew him well, he was distant and addicted to drugs. He refused help and it killed him.
He died in the 40s...? How old are you then lol
Mars crash I think he died in his early 40s
God bless u and your fam
The patient is an amazing actress
I’m Ghanaian and I really hateeeee the “accent” y’all tried it
I'm Kenyan, and even I am annoyed by it.
It's very annoying, with all the dialects we have you'd think they'd learn a few more so damn annoying
Abiana C my thoughts exactly. We don’t talk like that
@@efyansoah4074 the thing is, not a Lot of people know how an african accent sounds like, so anything that sounds close to what people believe it actually sounds, works for a TV show
Necro DarkJigSaw “African accent” that’s the problem right there, imagine a “European accent”....it doesn’t exist.
4:14 "Mr doctor"
Speech 100
it’s strange
TYNG Mabie who am I to judge
I don't know how many times I have come back to watch this segment of the episode. This was one of the best episodes of Chicago Med,
When the patient speaks she speaks so nice ❤️ I love her accent
It sounds like a Nigerian accent, but I could be wrong.
Abena is a Ghanaian name although her accent is more Nigerian 😊
I started crying when Goodwin said
"I don't want to add you to this book"
April is so stunningly beautiful
Excellent acting, the girl gave me goosebumps 👏🏽👏🏽
Goodwin: don't share patients' information
Next sec: (holding folders) these are all the AIDS patients I know
“Mr doctor” my favourite line from the entire show
April here looking like a barbie's friend from life in the dream house.
I'm friends with the actress who is the patient 🥰😘😍 She is brilliant! Lovely inside & out!
After the defeat ... DK stop racing and became a doctor
This is the best thing ever I love all of these actors
It's very sad. HIV and AIDS is a scary illness and there is still so much stigma around it. But it is manageable theses days and we should be more educated on this disease.
No vulgar scenes
No unnecessary romance
No flirting
100 percent message with medical science ......thats y i like this show a lot
theres romance, trust me hun 😭
Anyone else shocked how good these actors and actresses are😮
Dr Choi, you are not allowed to share anyone's medical records with anyone, Random patient, here look at all these people who died , here's their records
When the patient said “Thank you doctor, no test.”, wow. Sometimes patient don’t even appreciate docs. She does though.
I loved how she said, "With anybody else" Because that just sounded wierd...!
Am I the only one who for the life of me can't understand what docter Choi says at 5:33
"With all due respect, if all we are gonna do is follow rules then we shoulda done what Stol (character maybe?) wanted and shipped her back to Mersey in the first place"
Its not direct bc I'm on mobile soz
Ama Graus thank you😂
06:40
So she says medical confidentiality for patients and then casually hands dead patient charts to another person
They're dead, so it doesn't apply.
@@malinasworld not unless if they've been dead for 50 years. Based on the timeline of the show 1980s isn't 50 years ago.
@@rickrollrizal2364 Ah, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info ❤️
Rick Roll Rizal
You can if you have permission from the family. It’s to help others who have AIDS so why wouldn’t they consent?
I think I’ve watched every episode in a day that’s how much I’m addicted to watching these clips 🙌
Who else cried watching this?
I need more Chexton scenes 😍💘
Chicago med , i am addicted
To ur vids
Yay i love Chicago med 💖
Rebecca Duncan m2
I love house
Who the f0ck doesint
None of those doctors should treat patients. Compassion is great and necessary for this job but they always cross a line. Manning should be terminated already, she is the worst character
i feel like in situations like that you have to check how mentally stable she is
Yay I love 💖 all Chicago’s
Dania Elnur same
WHEN YOU SAYING IT OUT LOUD IS MORE SCARRY FOR ALL RESPECT TOO TO ALL
I love how Goodwin didn't have gloves on but when she got out she was throwing them gloves?
where’s Natalie & will ?
Zenia rooney it’s not their shift yet
They’re not working at the time it was set
The woman with the HIV is an extremely good actor.
Agreed.
The girl showing the patients that died at. The end she was like it works everytime
We lost so many patients during this covid pandemic and I just could not keep it together.
Surely telling the aunt that there are tests they can run but they don't have consent of the niece is not a violation of HIPAA? The aunt would ask her, could have convinced her to get the treatment and assure her that her family would support her?
Correct me if im wrong but i thought once it got to the black marks stage its pretty much game over. And nothing more could be done
actually no, AIDS can be reversed back into HIV
@@Mairesist that doesn't make sense, HIV is the name of the virus and AIDS is the symptoms as a result of the virus
@@miacanning3979 no, AIDS is the stage where it passes from HIV to AIDS, meaning the white cells (immunity) is damaged (Reduced) so severely, that its called aids.
So lets say you contract HIV, you are symptomless for around 10 years and once the symptoms start (you may get some minor symptoms during HIV stage), it progresses into AIDS.
However, with proper treatment and antivirals you can reverse AIDS back into HIV.
@@Mairesist Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a chronic, potentially life-threatening condition caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
@@saimatasin7417 he's right that it can be treated even when aids related illnesses like kaposis sarcoma or pneumonia are manifesting though. Extra treatment for those illnesses are obviously needed too, but AIDS can absolutely be cured if you manage the HIV infection properly.
I had a feeling what Ms. Goodwin was doing - it was pretty obvious - but how she said "Sometimes I still hear it." it broke me.
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't HIV and AIDS different diseases?
ImIronic 123 AIDS is the disease while Hiv is the name of virus.
Right? Hate how they use them synonymously as if it's the same thing
ImIronic 123 At initial infection stage, the patient contracts HIV, which later progresses to AIDS, the rate of this - based on a number of influencing factors. The process is slowed down by taking ARV medication.
HIV is the beginning of it and it the develops into AIDS
Feefee Mgudlwa are you headass
For everyone who wants this show on Netflix but since it isn't on Netflix you can watch this show on prime video
Why would you say to her I don't want to add you to this folder???
The actor who plays Abena is an amazing actor!
Who else is addicted
Is an hiv test so much more different than a routine blood test...wouldn't it show up anyway how low your T cells are?
In Austria we run blood tests everytime someone is stationed into a hospital...it's routine
I mean yeah, obviously blood should be drawn immediately... also viral RNA would be present in the blood
Consent (px) is needed.
Im binge watching these videos. They are so good
I love dr.choi he’s like so professional
I should be studying for finals week but here we are at the 6th video
Doesn't have and gloves on..... 9:28 show scene of her taking gloves off that she didn't even have on🤣lmao
Imagine all these patients if their doctor was Dr House 😂😂😂
They're a goner for sure
I really like the patients accent
4:19 wakanda forever
Omg same
The arts of assisting, encouraging, and helping, likewise there is also the arts of assisting, cooperating, and accepting seen in every films/movies.
My man Choi always be getting the strangest cases smh 😂
oh my god i just realised i have been watching chicago med clips for 4 and a half hours