Chicago Med season 7 episode 2 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In Chicago, Dr. Hammer, a former cop turned doctor, investigates Dr. Cooper, suspected of receiving kickbacks for promoting the Vas-COM device. Meanwhile, Dr. Taylor strives for career advancement. Dr. Scott counsels a young patient on self-confidence. Krista Valdez, a UNICEF worker, is treated for an overdose, revealing deeper psychological issues. Brandon, a teen with Addison's disease, manipulates his medication to avoid a clinical trial, leading to family conflict and a bid for emancipation. Motorcycle accident victims Sean and Mya receive urgent care. Dr. Marcel and Dr. Taylor face ethical dilemmas in treating Sean. Krista's transfer to a psychiatric facility highlights systemic healthcare flaws. Dr. Halstead devises a plan to expose Dr. Cooper's corruption.

Full Episode S07E02 Recap

### Scene: Gang Colors Confrontation and Introduction to Dr. Hammer - A character comments on another's shoe laces, suggesting they are gang colors. - They encounter Dr. Hammer, a former cop now turned doctor, who is back in Chicago for personal reasons. ### Scene: Dr. Cooper and the Vas-COM Device Controversy - Discussion about Dr. Cooper promoting the Vas-COM device, with suspicions of him receiving illegal kickbacks. - Dr. Halstead plans to investigate the matter discreetly, looking into the device's usage and Dr. Cooper's involvement. ### Scene: Dr. Taylor's Birthday and Her Ambitions - Dr. Taylor receives a birthday gesture and discusses her plans to work hard, aiming to impress Dr. Archer and win favor. ### Scene: Dr. Scott Counsels a Young Patient - Dr. Scott gives advice to a young patient about self-confidence and dealing with bullies. ### Scene: Emergency Treatment for Krista Valdez - Krista Valdez is brought in after an overdose on sleeping pills. - Dr. Scott and another doctor work to stabilize her and use activated charcoal for drug absorption. ### Scene: Dr. Halstead's Investigation on Vas-COM - Dr. Halstead inquires about the Vas-COM device, with Dr. Cooper advocating its effectiveness. - Suspicions about Dr. Cooper's motives continue. ### Scene: Motorcycle Accident Victims Arrive - Two victims from a motorcycle accident are brought in: a young male, Sean, with severe injuries, and Mya, a female driver, experiencing anxiety. ### Scene: Brandon's Health Crisis - Brandon, a 17-year-old with Addison's disease, is brought in by his overprotective mother, Marie. - There's suspicion about his medication, potentially leading to Munchausen's by proxy. ### Scene: Krista Valdez's Psychological Evaluation - Krista, post-treatment, is evaluated for psychological issues stemming from her stressful job and past attempts at self-harm. ### Scene: Brandon's Confession and Emancipation - Brandon confesses to overdosing on his medication to avoid a clinical trial and expresses a desire for independence. - He seeks emancipation, causing conflict with his mother and Dr. Hammer. ### Scene: Dr. Marcel and Dr. Taylor's Decision on Treatment - Dr. Marcel and Dr. Taylor debate the best course of action for Sean, the motorcycle accident victim, potentially saving his limb. ### Scene: Krista's Transfer and Dr. Scott's Frustration - Krista's transfer to a psychiatric facility is complicated by system limitations, causing frustration for Dr. Scott. ### Scene: Dr. Marcel's Advice to Dr. Taylor - Dr. Marcel advises Dr. Taylor to stand by her medical opinions, leading to a successful outcome in Sean's case. ### Scene: Dr. Yang's Consultation with Dr. Archer - Dr. Yang consults with Dr. Archer about his health, indicating a need for medication adjustment due to diabetes progression. ### Scene: Dr. Halstead's Plan to Expose Dr. Cooper - Dr. Halstead proposes a plan to expose Dr. Cooper's potential corruption involving the Vas-COM device. ### Scene: Dr. Taylor's Fallout with Dr. Hammer - Dr. Taylor confronts Dr. Hammer about personal boundaries, indicating a strain in their relationship. ### Scene: Krista's Reluctant Transfer to Bachmann Medical - Krista is reluctantly transferred to Bachmann Medical, a state hospital, amidst concerns about her safety and mental health.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Dr. Hammer and what is his background?

Dr. Hammer is a former cop who has become a doctor. He is back in Chicago for personal reasons.

What is the controversy surrounding Dr. Cooper?

Dr. Cooper is suspected of receiving illegal kickbacks for promoting the Vas-COM device in the hospital. Q:

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