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The Resident

The ResidentFox

Season 6, Episode 11

9 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: Baby blues (severe form)

Suicidal ideation

Padma is admitted to psychiatric care after experiencing severe postpartum depression with suicidal thoughts, nearly attempting to throw herself off a bridge. She receives emergency intervention and is transferred to specialized treatment.

Recurring storyline

Also known as: Heart attack

Aortic dissection

Renowned cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Leonard Perry presents with inferior myocardial infarction caused by an anomalous right coronary artery takeoff from his ascending aorta, discovered to be secondary to aortic dissection.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Dr. Leonard Perry

Also known as: Tear in the aorta

Acute aortic valve insufficiencyCardiac tamponadeDeath

Dr. Perry is diagnosed with a Type-A ascending aortic dissection (Perry-A classification) involving the entire aortic arch. He undergoes emergency surgical repair but experiences re-dissection post-operatively, ultimately leading to his death.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Dr. Leonard Perry

Also known as: Head laceration

Subdural hematoma

Elderly woman Lillian sustains a closed head injury during a violent assault by a purse thief, resulting in acute-on-chronic subdural hematoma requiring surgical drainage.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Lillian Cortland

Also known as: Brain bleed

Lillian has an acute-on-chronic subdural hematoma causing significant confusion and altered mental status. She undergoes surgical drainage with successful outcome and full cognitive recovery.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Lillian Cortland
Femur fracturesupporting

Also known as: Broken thigh bone

Lillian sustains a broken femur during the assault, requiring surgical repair performed concurrently with her subdural hematoma drainage.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Lillian Cortland

Also known as: UTI

DehydrationHypernatremia

Lillian presents with an infected urine, dehydration, and sodium level of 152, contributing to her initial confusion and altered mental status.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Lillian Cortland

Also known as: Fentanyl overdose

Persistent vegetative state

Young patient Amir remains in ICU following fentanyl poisoning, showing no improvement. He requires transfer to a skilled nursing facility as he cannot remain at Chastain due to budget constraints.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Amir Sheridan

Also known as: SVT

Hypotension

During surgical closure, Lillian develops supraventricular tachycardia with dropping blood pressure, successfully cardioverted with adenosine administration.

The Resident — S06E11Patient: Lillian Cortland