This Is Going to Hurt season 1 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
SHO Adam wakes up late, rushes to the hospital for a labour ward shift, and encounters Andrea, a woman in labor needing an emergency Caesarean. In a race against time, they face obstacles including a lift emergency where Adam manages a critical cord prolapse. Post-delivery, Adam navigates complex interactions with patients and staff, reflecting the hospital's diverse and often tense environment. His personal life is equally chaotic, juggling a strained relationship and best man duties. Called back for an urgent night shift, Adam performs a challenging Caesarean on a pre-eclamptic patient, leading to a deep personal reflection on his responsibilities and the gravity of his role.
Full Episode S01E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Adam and what is his profession?
Adam is an SHO (Senior House Officer) working in a hospital.
Why was Adam called in early to his shift?
He was scheduled to work in the labour ward, but he was running late due to an accident.
Who is Andrea and what situation does she present?
Andrea is a pregnant woman in labor whom Adam encounters outside the hospital.
What complication does Andrea's pregnancy have?
The baby is lying sideways, indicating a need for a Caesarean section.
How does Adam respond to the emergency in the elevator with Andrea?
He notices a cord prolapse and instructs Andrea to keep the cord warm to maintain the baby's blood supply.
What challenges does Adam face in his personal life?
Adam struggles with maintaining relationships and fulfilling his role as a best man at a friend's wedding.
How does Adam's night shift turn out to be more challenging than expected?
He has to perform a complex Caesarean section on a woman with severe pre-eclampsia.
What mistake does Adam make with the pre-eclamptic patient?
He initially underestimates her condition and later struggles during the Caesarean section.
How does Adam reflect on his experiences at the end of the episode?
He visits the premature baby he delivered and reflects on his mistakes and responsibilities.
Does Adam experience personal growth through the episode?
Yes, despite the challenges and mistakes, Adam shows signs of personal growth and a deeper understanding of his responsibilities.