SIX BABIES! Is this Possible? Reaction To S6E7 "The Good Doctor" 

In this video, I am so excited to bring you my reaction to "The Good Doctor" season 6, episode7 where sextuplets (six pregnancies) and preemies are born.
I am a real life neonatologist and nicu specialist who attended in real life the delivery of quintuplets or delivery of five babies. This episode looks at how the medical residents and surgical attendings deal with the delivery and management of these infants, including common diagnoses such as bronchopulmonary dysplasia, respiratory distress syndrome, and apnea of prematurity. Let's see how this show actually compares to real life. What all the way to the end to see a bonus comment regarding naming of multiple babies.
The Good Doctor airs on ABC and it is a show about medical trainees called interns and residents, who are learning from surgeons about the field of surgery and all it entails. Dr. Sean Murphy, the main character is actually a savant, a highly skilled and exceptionally gifted individual, who also happens to have autism spectrum disorder, an umbrella term encompassing autism.
I will admit that I had not seen this show before, but many of my friends had and wanted me to react to the episode. Honestly, I think the shows does a fantastic job at portraying life as residents and specifically to this episode, how challenging it is to manage a delivery of multiples. The attention to detail on the show is marvelous and for the most part, the language and images used is quite accurate.
I hope you enjoy checking out this reaction video. It is rather entertaining and great for #healthcare professionals and #parents alike. Please let me know you like this with a "LIKE" and tell me in the comments section what other shows you would like me to react to.
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