-Provide the link or the title of an episode of a medical show (e.g. Grey’s Anatomy, House, Scrubs, etc.) in which they actually treat a patient as the focal point of the episode instead of soap opera stuff.
Write an essay about the episode in which you’ll need to:
-Describe the patient and whatever condition they had, how it impacted their physiology, and how it was treated.
-Describe how the condition would actually be treated in the real world, as medical shows tend to only be mostly accurate, but some of them (especially Scrubs, funnily enough) might be spot on, in which case it’s okay if this section is short.
-You’ll likely need to consult online medical resources or Wikipedia and the like, but I won’t expect you to go in depth about things that’s like higher level physiology. Cover only stuff that you think is covered in college level General Physiology. (Contact me if you have any questions about this)
-Find and point out an inaccuracy in either the physiology or the treatment (aside from shocking a flatline).
-Contact me if you have any questions, in the attached file I included the Rubric that’s given to us.
