It's one of those days that you feel so glad that the blog post is
fresh and new and what a wonderful way to blog when the topic or subject
of narrative is that of autistic man named Dr. Sean Murphy (Freddie
Highmore) for the television series THE GOOD DOCTOR.
The
fanatic fans of "The Good Doctor" were left hanging in suspense when
the first part series of "Quarantine" was postponed before Christmas and
we all waited for this part 2 last night. So, the autistic savant Dr.
Murphy was acting and reacting to the bespectacled crowd in the
quarantined emergency clinic. The patients were already panicking
because of the on-set of virus that killed 3 patients and the head or
chief surgeon was infected and the two resident physicians cannot solve
everything within the confined quarantined environment. What was
happening to Dr. Murphy? He was "trapped" in a noisy room full of
patients in the panic mode, the room is heightened due to the enclosure
of so many of them, dead infected patients, the chief surgeon is dying
what else can you do? The hospital president has no other means to
communicate but through the closed circuit monitor at the hospital and
the emergency monitoring camera. At the same time when Dr. Melendez was
also busy with the gut-wrenching transplant and the donor died of heart
attack. The recipient had another chance of living, he survived. While
the real struggle was at the emergency ward and another doctor came
inside to help but because his son was also trapped inside the
quarantine and needed help to survive. OMG! If that's a true life drama
of no available brave and courageous doctors and nurses all of them
would had perished inside the emergency room. Now you know that doctors
and nurses are like soldiers battling to survive also.
Dr.
Murphy finally came to his senses when the nurse informed Dr. Murphy
about something that struck his autistic mind. He needed a higher
vocabulary to perceive that he is much needed for such operation. The
other doctor knew what bothered him and he tapped the ceiling including
its light fixture. lol. You know I can sense that. There are light
fixtures that emits powerful beams and they are really noisy plus the
flicker of such energy is somewhat chaotic for sensitive autistic Shaun.
Some people are so deaf they wont probably hear such noise. Then
another crucial situation arrived in he most unforgiving moment. The
pregnant woman is about to deliver her baby and when Dr. Murphy sensed
that the woman have a normal delivery because of the complication then
Dr. Murphy was feeling kind of happy and elated because he will be the
"chief surgeon" and he will get to use a real scalpel. Because he is a
resident physician, a well experienced doctor was sent behind the glass
door to assist Dr. Murphy in the C- Section procedure. Dr. Murphy cut
open the pregnant woman's lower stomach specifically lower abdomen below
the belly (bikini style) and then somewhat hesitant for few moments
and the doctor outside the glass door and the nurse were shouting at
him like crazy and that was the reason why Dr. Murphy had the confusion
of some sort and finally he yelled back at them because he cannot
concentrate. He knew what he was doing. He is probably been a
theoretical expert on any medical information, medical terminology,
issues and medical diagnosis and prognosis, medical vocabulary, etc but
the people who knew him at the hospital has no confidence in people with
autism. Well it was Dr. Murphy's first to deliver a baby via C-Section.
It was his first! The problem didn't end there. The baby was not
breathing and the pregnant woman was bleeding profusely. Somehow he
can't manage to attend to two patients who are incredibly in grave
danger of dying. Who he must save first? That's one of the most
incredible decision making. The supposedly father of the child was not
there to talk to on such issue of who's first to ask in terms of who
should live or die? The decision lies usually on the doctor attending to
the patients. He knows. Dr. Murphy hurriedly asked one of the
patients/visitors at the emergency lobby and the son of the doctor
volunteered for he knows the resuscitate procedure (CPR) it's different
for babies though. Then Dr. Murphy finally succeeded to save both lives.
Terrifying? It was one huge drama of survival at THE GOOD DOCTOR. Now
you'll probably knew now how a simple pregnancy, maternity and labor can
become complicated.
The TV series THE GOOD DOCTOR will
soon airs the life struggles, dramatic and yet profound cases of
litigation rather investigation first because of the quarantine and the
unnecessary threat to human lives brought on by sudden impact of the
"quarantine procedure" whether its necessary or not or whether the
hospital codes were followed correctly.
Then Dr.
Glassman told Dr. Murphy that the true diagnosis for his ailment was
"meningitis" not cancer. Dr. Shaun Murphy chuckled and felt relieved,
"much better than cancer," he said.
Is he Sean Murphy or Shaun Murphy?
OMG! I need pancakes!
