New Amsterdam season 2 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Dr. Handler treats a patient with allergy symptoms and tumor response. At Rikers, Martha Randle's severe symptoms lead to a diagnosis of toxic shock syndrome. The New Amsterdam team, led by Max Goodwin, faces challenges setting up a clinic at Rikers. Inmates receive medical evaluations under tough conditions. A therapy session reveals emotional conflicts between inmates. Charly, thought to have psychological issues, is diagnosed with a brain tumor. Martha's surgery is successful, but her family remains uninformed. A crisis at Rikers results in injured inmates, and a major character loses their medical titles. Fran, a state witness, wakes up in New Amsterdam, fearing for her life.
Full Episode S02E09 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who suspects Staph aureus infection in Martha Randle?
Dr. Proctor suspects Staph aureus infection in Martha Randle.
What is the main character's name who is committed to helping at Rikers?
The main character committed to helping at Rikers is Max Goodwin.
What is the setting of the medical evaluations?
The medical evaluations take place at Rikers Island.
Who conducts the therapy session at Rikers?
Dr. Frome conducts the therapy session at Rikers.
What diagnosis do Dr. Goodwin and Dr. Sharpe give to Charly?
Dr. Goodwin and Dr. Sharpe diagnose Charly with a brain tumor.
What is the outcome of Martha Randle's surgery?
Martha Randle's surgery is successful.
Why is Martha Randle's family not informed about her surgery?
Martha Randle's family is not informed due to security protocols at Rikers.
What crisis occurs at Rikers?
A crisis involving injured inmates occurs at Rikers.
What decision is made by the board regarding a major character?
A major character is stripped of their medical titles by the board.
Who wakes up in New Amsterdam Hospital and why is she afraid?
Fran wakes up in New Amsterdam Hospital, afraid because she is a state witness and believes someone is trying to kill her.