Transplant season 2 episode 11 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In a poignant episode, a character grapples with their father's death and a possible career advancement as a nurse practitioner. Mrs. Weiland, facing appendicitis and ovarian cancer, undergoes a complicated surgery. Meanwhile, quarantine is enforced due to Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome exposure, affecting Evelyn with Locked-in-Syndrome and her husband, Fitz. Personal conflicts surface: Theo confronts family and financial troubles, Dr. Singh and Wendy clash over departmental roles leading to Wendy's resignation, and Zeke, a young patient, is diagnosed with ADHD. The episode intertwines medical challenges with deep personal journeys, ending on a reflective note.

Full Episode S02E11 Recap

### Scene: Hospital Hallway - A conversation reveals that a character's father died earlier in the day. - A suggestion is made for a character to become a nurse practitioner, promising a raise and seniority. - The scene touches on a complicated friendship involving Amira. ### Scene: Emergency Room - Dr. Leblanc is called for a consult in cardiology. - A patient, Mrs. Weiland, is diagnosed with appendicitis but reveals she has incurable ovarian cancer. - A surgery is planned for Mrs. Weiland, avoiding laparoscopy due to her hysterectomy. ### Scene: Quarantine and Diagnosis - A situation involving quarantine due to exposure to a contagious disease is discussed. - Evelyn, a patient with Locked-in-Syndrome, is attended to. Her husband expresses their close connection. - James, another patient, is seen after an accident with a nail gun. ### Scene: Operating Room - Dr. Curtis encounters complications during Mrs. Weiland's surgery, leading to a bleed. - The issue is resolved in the trauma OR, highlighting the program's trial nature. ### Scene: Hospital Hallways and Patient Rooms - Dr. Leblanc deals with a fainting incident, revealing a past assault. - Mrs. Weiland's post-operative condition is monitored. - Evelyn's condition is stable, but her husband Fitz is admitted with severe symptoms of the same virus. ### Scene: Personal Conflicts and Revelations - Theo's father visits, leading to a conversation about financial struggles and personal issues. - Dr. Singh expresses concerns about June's workload and the new trauma OR program. - Wendy resigns, feeling undervalued and overlooked for promotion. ### Scene: Various Patient Interactions - Zeke, a young patient, is evaluated for a head injury and later diagnosed with ADHD. - Fitz's health deteriorates, and he undergoes a procedure with Evelyn's consent. - Jamie, the patient with a nail in his head, is found to have an unruptured aneurysm. ### Scene: Resolutions and Developments - Fitz stabilizes after his procedure, and Evelyn plays a key role in his treatment decisions. - Dr. Bishop discusses the lawsuit and department changes with Bashir. - Theo discusses his personal issues and estate responsibilities with his father. - The episode ends with characters reflecting on their personal struggles and the complexities of their lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who died in this episode?

A character's father died earlier that day.

What role is offered to a character at the hospital?

The role of a nurse practitioner is offered, with a promise of a raise and seniority.

What condition does Mrs. Weiland have?

Mrs. Weiland is diagnosed with appendicitis and also has incurable ovarian cancer.

What complications arise during Mrs. Weiland's surgery?

A bleed occurs during the surgery, requiring careful handling.

What disease are characters quarantined for?

They are quarantined due to exposure to Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).

Who is Evelyn, and what is her condition?

Evelyn is a patient with Locked-in-Syndrome, able to move only her eyes.

What happened to James, the patient with a nail gun injury?

James accidentally shot a nail into his ear and needed medical attention.

Why does Wendy resign?

Wendy resigns feeling overlooked for a promotion and undervalued in her department.

What diagnosis is given to Zeke?

Zeke is diagnosed with ADHD.

What complication does Fitz, Evelyn's husband, face?

Fitz becomes severely sick with MERS and develops a complication requiring surgery.

What discovery is made during Jamie's treatment?

An unruptured aneurysm is discovered during Jamie's treatment.

How does Fitz's health evolve?

Fitz stabilizes after a procedure but has to deal with his alcohol consumption issues.

What is discussed between Dr. Bishop and Bashir?

They discuss the lawsuit and changes in the department.

What personal issues does Theo discuss with his father?

Theo discusses his anger, feeling of failure, and his father's estate responsibilities.

How does the episode conclude?

The episode concludes with characters reflecting on their personal struggles and life complexities.

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