"Chicago Med" season 2 episode 7 was about the struggles of Sharon Goodwin, played by S. Epatha Merkerson to become objective. The doctor's objectivity was tested as her friend arrived in ED.
The episode also looks at the difficulty that of Dr. Sarah Reese, played by Rachel DiPillo, as she treats Danny, reported by TV Line. Along with this "Chicago Med's" seventh episode also tackles Dr. Connor Rhodes, played by Colin Donnell and his possible love interest, as recapped by NBC.
Now, on with the latest episode of "Chicago Med," "Free Will," which is said to be much more emotional and the fans love it.
I love how #ChicagoMed always presents complicated medical and personal issues in a blunt, real-world way.That’s the kind of drama I prefer.
— Natalie Ramirez (@Lina_J_1984) November 4, 2016
First, from "Chicago Med's" latest title, the episode focuses on free will and ethical dilemmas the doctors must face. Dr. Natalie Manning, played by Torrey DeVitton, and Dr. Will Halstead, played by Nick Gehlfuss, faces an ethical dilemma with their patient.
A patient in "Chicago Med" with his brother. The other brother desperately needs a kidney, and his brother is a match. The dilemma now comes in; the other brother is HIV positive and his brother doesn't knows this.
The doctors are now torn on whether or not they'll give the patient HIV and let him live or should the doctors consider the safer route?
The latest promo of "Chicago Med" also shows another aspect of free will. Here, Dr. Connor Rhodes, played by Colin Donnell, and Dr. Latham, played by Ato Assandoh faces a dilemma with their 16-year-old patient.
The patient, under age, needs to undergo a surgery because of she has a genetic heart condition. The "Chicago Med" doctors are torn because her parents won't consent the surgery. Their overprotectiveness could lead their daughter's life in danger.
The midseason finale of "Chicago Med" is surely full of ethical dilemmas that offer a whole new perspective in the practice.
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