Bull season 6 episode 15 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this dramatic episode, Dr. Corbett faces a malpractice lawsuit after a patient dies post-surgery. Tensions rise as the legal team, including Bull with a personal connection to Dr. Corbett, debates defense strategies. Suspicion falls on Nurse Lisa Banks, whose testimony and actions hint at possible malpractice or intentional harm. As evidence mounts against Banks, the case against Dr. Corbett is dropped, prompting introspection and a reevaluation of personal and professional commitments among the team.
Full Episode S06E15 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What medical procedure was Dr. Corbett performing?
Dr. Corbett was performing a mitral valve replacement surgery.
What complication occurred during the surgery?
The patient, Ruth Synford, went into V-fib (ventricular fibrillation) and later died from cardiac arrest.
Who is facing a malpractice lawsuit?
Dr. Corbett is facing a malpractice lawsuit for the death of Ruth Synford.
What is the main defense strategy in the malpractice lawsuit?
The main defense strategy is focusing on the risks acknowledged by Ruth Synford and the compassion shown by Dr. Corbett.
What personal connection does Bull have with Dr. Corbett?
Bull has a personal connection with Dr. Corbett as she saved his life with a previous surgery.
Who is Nurse Lisa Banks and what did she testify?
Nurse Lisa Banks testified that she observed Dr. Corbett's hand tremor during the surgery, implying negligence.
What evidence suggests Nurse Banks might have harmed patients intentionally?
Evidence suggests that Nurse Banks transferred departments after patient deaths, and she was present during these incidents, hinting at her potential involvement.
What was the outcome of the malpractice lawsuit against Dr. Corbett?
The case against Dr. Corbett was dropped after evidence suggested Nurse Banks's involvement in Ruth Synford's death.
How did the legal case affect the team dynamics?
The legal case strained team dynamics, particularly due to differing opinions on the defense strategy and the investigation into Nurse Banks.
What reflections do Dr. Corbett and Bull have after the case?
Dr. Corbett and Bull reflect on the impact of the case on their professional and personal lives, acknowledging the sacrifices and challenges they've faced.