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The Resident

The ResidentFox

Season 2, Episode 1

11 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: Underdeveloped left heart

Severe oxygen deprivationHigh surgical risk

Newborn twin Mabel has a severely underdeveloped left heart requiring emergency surgery to reroute blood flow. Dr. Austin performs the complex procedure during a hospital-wide power outage.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Mabel Thoms

Also known as: Bleeding after delivery

Severe blood lossICU admission

Melanie lost significant blood during delivery of her twins and requires ICU-level care while her daughter undergoes surgery.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Melanie Thoms
Hypertensionsupporting

Also known as: High blood pressure

Initially misdiagnosed as stroke

New father Jason presents with severe hypertension and stroke-like symptoms that are ultimately diagnosed as an anaphylactic reaction to mango in a protein bar.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Jason Thoms
Anaphylaxissupporting

Also known as: Severe allergic reaction

HypotensionRespiratory distressInitially misdiagnosed as stroke

Jason experiences anaphylaxis from mango exposure that initially presents as a stroke with vomiting, weakness, and hypotension requiring emergency epinephrine.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Jason Thoms

Also known as: Stab wound

Aortic injurySplenic injuryHemorrhagic shock

An 8-year-old boy with a g*nsh*t wound to the abdomen is brought to the ER during the power outage. Conrad performs an emergency thoracotomy in the ER, and the team improvises a field OR with fire truck lights to perform life-saving surgery.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Eight-year-old boy
Aortic injurysupporting

Also known as: Impalement near aorta

Massive hemorrhage

The b*llet nicked the boy's descending aorta, causing life-threatening bleeding that requires emergency repair in an improvised OR.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Eight-year-old boy
Splenic injurysupporting

Also known as: Ruptured spleen

Intra-abdominal bleeding

The g*nsh*t also damaged the boy's spleen, contributing to his critical condition.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Eight-year-old boy
Pneumothoraxsupporting

Also known as: Collapsed lung

The boy has no breath sounds on the left side, indicating a pneumothorax from the g*nsh*t wound.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Eight-year-old boy

Also known as: Lupus

Recurrent infectionsKidney failure risk

Joplin has lupus with a family history of fatal kidney failure. She presents with symptoms of a flare but is faking illness to be admitted to the hospital.

Also known as: UTI

Risk of kidney infection

Joplin presents with symptoms suggesting a UTI progressing to kidney infection, though she refuses treatment as part of her plan to hack the hospital system.

Also known as: Head trauma

Barbiturate coma

A patient in a medically-induced coma after a motor vehicle collision, mentioned during evacuation discussions during the power crisis.

The Resident — S02E01Patient: Mr. Sykes