The Resident About Time (2018– ) Online

The Resident About Time (2018– ) Online

While Devon and Conrad volunteer as infirmary at a music festival, panic leads to a stampede and mass injuries, but one serious patient whose life is saved thanks to Conrad thus stumbling on his condition sues him and Chastaine hospital. Marshall pulls a can of top lawyers, fins Conrad unwilling to lie for a cheap deal and threat-bribes the wheelchair-patient behind Conrad's back to drop his charge. Bell promises the board a better return on expensive exclusive equipment but finds Austin won't try it, not even under threat of dismissal.

ROSC is short for Return of Spontaneous Circulation.

DIC or Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy, is a blood disorder that causes the simultaneous clotting and bleeding and usually occurs when the body's blood clotting factors are used up as a result of a major trauma.

ABS is short for Auto Brewery Syndrome, and one cause of ABS is the consumption of so much alcohol in the past that yeast builds up in the stomach, and that yeast turns carbohydrates into Alcohol.

Cushing's triad consists of the following symptoms: Irregular, decreased respirations (caused by impaired brainstem function) Bradycardia (slow heart beat) and Systolic hypertension (widening pulse pressure where systolic refers to the pressure when the heart contracts). This triad is indicative of IntraCranial Pressure, or increased pressure on the brain.

ICP is short for Intra-Cranial Pressure.

Dr Austin said he is part of a sacred lineage: He trained under Dr. Abe Benedict who, in turn, trained under DeBakey. Dr. Michael DeBakey was a well-renowned surgeon who pioneered the field of Heart Transplantation.

Tanc Sade, who played Josh Robinson, worked with Matt Czuchry on Gilmore Girls (2000) in a recurring role.

Death Drop in Zambia, refers to a bungee jump in Batoka Gorge.

Colin Hay, who played the old rocker, also guest starred as a patient on the medical comedy Scrubs (2002).

Metz is short for Metzenbaum curved scissors.

Dr. Randolph Bell said " "See One, Do One, Teach One". It actually refers to a quote by Dr. William Halsted, the man who founded the surgical residency program at John Hopkins University.