XD

yeah but stressful situations such as being locked up by your neglectful father could trigger an episode - its a really stupid conclusion to the scene in my opinion- it was way to coincidental

@@TheOnlyGimmeturben yeah apart from the fact she had no episodes while on psych hold but had one on the first day after release

@@TheOnlyGimmeturben Actually, her father and her had a fine relationship before she started to show symptoms. If you've watched the show, they talked and laughed together until she was forced into being admitted by her father hence why she got a bit angry. The fact that she never had any episodes in the psych ward is really crucial because the reason why she goes into her episodes is thinking that there are rats in her walls. That was the trigger considering how it's mostly quiet in an isolation cell .. she was better off being treated in there than at home

Mmmhmm

Im crying laughing xD

He’s the OG

The oogway caught me off guard 🤣

Grand Prettymoon same😂😂🤣

a lot of people don’t know that oogway is just a more accurate spelling to fit the pronunciation of turtle in chinese so ure basically saying he’s a turtle D: just kidding, i agree

Who is her father and is not allowed to treat her because of that. She has to talk to a shrink that is not her family

Branclene Maiato true but they gotta make it juicy for the show aha

@@iguessso1790 another doctor signed off on it, which is why she was allowed to be put in. Dr. Charles didnt treat her but the other doctor did. Charles just started the proccess.

no, you send the shrink to hell and break her out of the ward. that young guy did the right thing.

Irrrjyk until she was about to kill her self

oh fuck off

@@Harry-bn5mp *angered 9 year old entered chat*

true with that one

@@Harry-bn5mp i love.. How you mocked but didn't explain why or give any factual information to back up your extreme aggression. Hmm...

@@Harry-bn5mp must've been a former asylum patient

TFCRAFTER I was a little confused I thought it said moustaches lmao

director: "yes." set designer: "but i didn't say anything"

Set designer: "How many mousetraps to you need?" Director: "All."

Director: question not how many do I need. Rather question how many you got...??

the production staff, you know just had a little fun

BIGGEST FACTS

Faccctss

I see no cap hear

Alright, that means two things. She shouldn’t have left & it’s not Lupus, but they should probably biopsy her left kidney & administer full body radiation to confirm.

He was wrong lmao then sarah had to practically go around the rules just to take a test which dinnaly convinced him

thats the opposite, it's called a conflict of interest.

YoshiNator experts DONT KNOW what they are talking about.... I suffer with 4 kinds of AUTISM.... when I was a child EXPERTS told my family .... “he’s a problem child doing it for attention”..... “ lock him in a room and he will stop”.... this is what EXPERTS said about me as a child.....I suffer with things that mean I can’t read body language.....and can’t understand emotions like other people.... I also don’t like being touched..... can’t stand high pitch sounds and yet it took 27 years to be diagnosed with NOT one BUT 4 different things..... why should I have to wait 27 yrs to get help...... why do people NOT believe autism is real.... they can clearly see we r different to other people but it’s only RECENTLY that people are even acknowledging autism...... EXPERTS have existed for this for years but I know FROM PERSONAL experiences that they DO NOT no what they r talking about

@@zachall101 - You do know that research and knowledge about autism has changed so much over the years right? It might be a case of things back when we were young that autism wasn't that well known about - because you know medical science is a constantly evolving thing as we learn more - OR you had a few crap doctors in your time, or I really don't know. Or it could be country related? where are you from? Look back to the 1960's-80's, if you had autism they'd label you as schizophrenic and some would be sent to permanent mental hospitals. Things have changed so much since. This day and age that isn't normal. I feel bad for you, but at the same time, your opinion is heavily skewed due to your experience. Times have changed. Though with the whole anti-vax movement you'd assume we're slipping back into the stone ages or something. Stay safe and well, just remember though "experts" back then don't have the same knowledge as "experts" right now. Please don't tar people who are working to help people with the same brush that you tar the people from your past with. Experts can only be experts in the current knowledge available, research is always an on going thing, there's things even in this modern era that will be wrong - and in the future people will discover better ways of diagnosing and treating things. It's just how life and medicine works.

@@freyjamulhall3615 - agreed, family and friends should never treat people that they know. It can cloud judgement, and decisions can be based on emotion rather than rational. Though i get what the OP is saying, i'd rather trust someone in the field than a surgeon who has no knowledge about mental health (and tbh from the clip does seem to have a bit of a rescuer complex - it could be because he's used to saving people in surgery - doesn't really work the same with mental health)

@@lostindisorder Diagnosing psychosis has not much to do with being relatives or not, sorry. It's simple as 1,2,3, the girl is seeing and hearing RATS where there is NONE.

8bennaboo Actually, most western nations have provision exactly like that to combat psychiatric holds. In Canada, once you are held for a certain point you have to have a hearing to determine competency (and it has to be repeated). Doctors get things wrong and, especially in this case, there was a conflict of interest.

not entirely true, once symptoms begin they tend to escalate rather than dissipate.

Alex Noa it’s exactly the same for the us, the longest you can be held without a hearing is on a 72 hour suicide hold

At least we can all sit back and smugly grin, knowing that that Solicitor probably felt like a prize melon when news of Robyn's latest episode got back to her. "Well, damn, wadda you know; bitch was Kray Kray after all! Good thing she didn't turn into a Homicidal Maniac and go on a killing spree or I'd REALLY look an idiot for getting her released!"

@@brendan8593 "It's a show" That has a Medical Consultant on standby 24/7 during filming in order to make sure the Actors aren't doing something incredibly unrealistic; Actor playing Doctor: "Nurse, 900ml of Morphine, stat!" Medical Consultant: "WTF?!? Who put that in the script?!" Director: "I did, what's the problem?" MC: "Oh, nothing much, except if that Doctor gives the Patient 900ml, they're going to be facing a Lawsuit and charges of Manslaughter which will ultimately result in the Revoking of their License! If you want to do this, scale it down to 500, that's the limit you can go before you get close to killing someone.." Director: "Dually noted.." Oh, and before you get all coy and go "Aaaand what makes YOU such an "Expert"..??", I have a Batchelor of Arts Degree in Theatre Arts which I got after four gruelling years at one of the best Universities in the UK and have actually played Medical Staff meaning I made friends with a bloke who used to be a Paramedic for London Ambulance in '97.

The insanity of people's characteristics

Tonyo Stark yup,I agree

I got you to 1k lieks;)

He was technically breaking in. In the episode dr charlds stole robyns keys. So he would have got in trouble anyway.

@@sophiechamberlain6732 but checking in, but you right.

He might have we didn't see the full thing

@@kelseyswanepoel7056 no he didn't, he saw all the mouse traps then left

@HAJAR AMZEIR To an extent, but treating the mind is also about evidence just as any other medical field is.

Agree with you. I’m bringing what I have learned in mental health class in the field of nursing that I will work in.

Bruh chill, it's a show. God

I mean, he's a fictional character but someone real that did this? Should get 10 - 20 years imprisonment.

@@thegreendude6149 omg nooo, really??? this professionally filmed and edited clip from chicago med is just a show????? i cant believe this!!!! thank you so much, you’ve done a great service here today sir. your intellect is greatly appreciated by us all

The Golden Claxics 😂

Shut up

True love huh

Wanna laugh ? You can see him in Modern Family as a guest actor

@@massis9069 Really!!? I've watched Modern Family but I didn't even know he was there!

This just made my day😆

I want to hug him❤️🥰

Imagine furries

Always

@@mybackiskillingmebaby You have your mothers eyes.

@@kalea134 *cries in parsel tounge*

@@kalea134 sikee i have blue eyes

@@charlenesim1519 o.O

yknow daddy issues

He wasn't getting one anyway; even prior to this, Charles was trying to prevent Robin from dating Rhodes...so I guess he didn't have much to lose

Oh but they do.

@@prosperusdoo4520 Sometimes yes, they do. However, majority of the time, they're helpful.

As someone who’s been in and around psych wards my whole life they don’t really help besides making you feel crazy

Landry Reagan yea he's such a bitch in this episode.

Mikayla-Caitlin Pollock it really depends on where you go. I’ve just been discharged from a child and youth mental health ward and it really did help me greatly and the staff really tried to make the ward feel more like a home then a hospital

Paul Martinez isn’t that from Horrible Histories.

Best comment here I love horrible histories

I think every loved one of someone suffering from a persistent psychological condition basically is thinking: *Just get better already!* However, it rarely works that way. For Connor the problem was compounded by the fact that he's a surgeon. To be able to function, a surgeon needs a certain degree of arrogance to pursue the solution they've determined is necessary no matter how severe or urgent the situation - To believe in themselves and that they can save their patient. It's just that this mindset carried over into an area where he has no expertise. I think that Dr Charles would have been happier if Connor had done some research and could reassure him that he was aware of Robyn's condition, challenges and the regime he had to work with to protect Robyn. Instead, he basically said: "Hey, I've got it! Trust me!"

🙄

@@southerndeathcultvevo3549 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

So true 😂

Yes that’s what I thought too. I love dr. Rhodos but it was obvious this wouldn’t work. Especially it’s also not good for him or any patients he‘s probably treating since he doesn’t get enough sleep. Just like dr. Latham told him

Tell me about it

Because no-one wants to believe that the person they love, or the person they think they've got figured out or even they themselves are suffering from severe psychological illness. Except Dr Charles because he's seen it too many times to be able to fool himself anymore.

For drama. That's why they always question him.

B... Your dad

I know that was a rhetorical question, but maybe he could pay some psych nurses to superwise her 24/7 at home instead of in a hospital, not sure about the legalities of something like that though

It’s so annoying😭

Father knows best ;p

Lava Lynx 😐

NO

Mums

Logan Ross I have a niece in-law as one.

I subscribed to u

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm so let me get this straight Ross I'm a psychiatrist well retired psychiatrist but still with 1 son and 1 daughter. Who on earth do you think you are to go around saying that it's hard to have people like me and Dr. Charles as a farther. Like if you support my say.

@@markrowe2828 so ur a retire psychiatrist with children but u comment like this? Bitch gtfo

@@markrowe2828 I think it's good to have one,, They can actually understand the behaviours of their children

I agree there not humane

They are horrible

Who puts them outside?!

@@enm8264 *They're

@@theasianpianoboy6750 seriously

It really is. I have schizophrenia. And right now im managing it well, but the times i cant are hell. One of the tools i use is reality/fact checking. Where i ask someone i trust in the room if they are experiencing the same thing i am. And when they say no, its helpful because then i know i probably need to take my meds and check in with my therapist soon. But at the same time its really fucking scary. Because when one thing isnt real, i start to question if anything around me is real. But its still important that i fact check. Because then i can get help

Patients do think they're real, that's why they're so bothered by them!

Act like you know everything. He never went through puberty. He never get to act out on his dad like that.

Haha I also was like okay at first when she appeared but then I thought it was kinda obvious by the way he looked at Connor as they started dating. It was a typical: don’t hurt my girl kind of look 😂

There are a lot of people who don't accept their loved ones' mental disabilities. Making it worse with every passing moment.

I know I’m like a 100 years later but I think he did know she had this issues but after not being able to help and Safe his mother (since he was a kid) he wanted to proof he can safe her. Sounds like he never really got over his mothers death and not being able to do anything against it. Probably Connor should see dr. Charles too

Being a bitch.

Charklat ik!!!!!!!!

lllooolll

"I wouldn't use that word."

if you hear dr rhodes as they enter the hospital he says that she has had 4mg of respiridone... that is her medicine.

What does dolt mean

Rilo4466 1 dose of rispirdal is not enough, antipsychotics alleviate symptoms sometimes quickly yes but they have a half life, antipsychotics need to be continued for longer periods such as 4-6 weeks to take full effect, in some cases then it can be re-evaluated and it can be determined if this is a psychotic disorder which may require long term antipsychotic medications.

@@gabivlogs6342 simply put, a dolt is a stupid person

Not to mention they don’t know what’s wrong it could have been anything from stroke trama to an offset of schizophrenia you need time to develop a safe and effective medication plan and that didn’t happen

I hate Rhodes to Dr.Charles is a dad he has the right to do that I should now about phycological treatment because I'm a retired phycological Assistant.

He saved a panda though

@@soupe5646 XD

@@markrowe2828 as an assistant who retired before you ever became a proper psychologist i dont know if i can trust you and personally as someone who has countless hour with psychiatrists - he as a parent only has rights over the child until they turn of age then its up to the patient to decide who picks them up and signs them out - in conjunction with the hospital - if they deem you a treat to yourself or others then they can hold you but her psychosis never displayed itself as life threatening until after her forced tumultuous stay within the hospital and interaction with her estranged father; in fact he has no right to do anything as a parent now. And the ending was out of nowhere and there were no signs that it would lead to such ends especially because she had started medication which she herself said had stop the cliched and stereotypical rat scratching hallucinations... the only thing in my mind that could set of such a psychosis in that moment was her shitty dad and his rather arcane approach to mental illness which only goes to show how superficial the writers understanding of mental health really is and really how inept even people like you who are apart of the crap system. this shows interpretation of a manic episode is even worse but movies are even worse the psychologist and psychologist are just bumbling fools grasping at straws not qualified enough to even prescribe anything.

@@markrowe2828 A FATHER does not ahve the right to put his own daughter on an involuntary hold. Especially as a DR.

The look on Rhoads' face said it all. He knew he fucked up.

@@KissMyFatAxe imagine if she'd jumped or lost her balance over the rail.

Wheeliebins United Robin is the biggest brat in the series. Her father always saves her from her stupidity; bought her a fancy condo; and likely put her into the best schools.

Yeah thats not really how attivan works lol. It needs at least a couple minutes to kick in

*phychicatory imprisonment

Charlotte Ae And that’s why she ditched him. Rhodes was a pussy-whipped li’l rich boy who would let his GF kill herself if she wanted to.😂

It wasn't that. His judgement was based on the fact his own father neglected him. He doesn't understand doctor Charles isn't his father.

Honestly yes. I was sad for him too. But I think it was more over the combination of having troubles with his own father and not being able to safe his mother when he was a kid. I think he loves Robin but just tries to safe her after he failed with his mother (which was obvious since he was a kid). Haha this show kinda makes me feel I need to get Connor into therapy 😂

Pregnancy? Which episode was that? I am on episode 17 season 2 and haven't seen this

ashlee when??

THAT’S WHERE I KNOW HER FROM

@@justyna2457 i think they meant in 90210

Stolen

He is soo zaddddy😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Why the “lol”?

ITZ SAFI no girl no😭 zaddy is only for zayn✨

Why? His decision wasn't made in a professional capacity, it was personal. His decisions over his psychotic girlfriend have nothing to do with his job as a surgeon.

Yeah true 😅 also As she attacks him with the broom he steps into glass and never ever anyone talked about it. Same with a few episodes later when he cuts his finger with a knife starting to show symptoms of his lack of sleep and personal stress combined with working. You never see this again and no one ever talks about it again. Like come on don’t start a storyline you’re not gonna end 😅

Delusions often are a symptom of psychosis. Her belief that there were rats in the walls and the statement "the whole city must be infested" are examples of delusions.

Dr House to Rhodes: You released her when she wasn't ready. This is your fault because you're an idiot

Gasssolo except that in this case she was very clearly psychotic he might not have been the one treating her in the psych center but he could admit her. There is no bias in his diagnostic sincr both what dr rhodes told him and the behavior he saw were clear indications of psychosis.