Ep 21. How to Save a Life
- TV14
- April 23, 2015
- 43 min
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5.6 (3,490)
In Grey's Anatomy season 11 episode 21, titled "How to Save a Life," the doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital face several challenging cases, both in and out of the operating room.
The episode begins with Dr. Bailey encountering a pregnant woman who has come to the hospital seeking help. However, things take a turn for the worse when the woman's husband also arrives at the hospital with a gunshot wound. As Dr. Bailey struggles to save both patients, tensions run high as gun violence becomes a prevalent theme throughout the episode.
Meanwhile, Dr. Maggie Pierce is tasked with treating a patient named Pete who suffers from a rare genetic disorder. As she tries to navigate the complicated case, she must also deal with the patient's overbearing mother, who seems to know more about the disease than the doctors.
Elsewhere, Dr. Jo Wilson is faced with a difficult decision when she realizes her patient's serious injuries may have been caused by domestic violence. She is torn between respecting her patient's privacy and reporting the abuse to the authorities.
As the doctors work to save their patients, they also face personal struggles of their own. Dr. Derek Shepherd is contemplating a job opportunity in Washington, D.C., which would mean leaving his family behind in Seattle. Dr. Callie Torres also faces a difficult decision when her girlfriend, Dr. Arizona Robbins, asks her to move across the country to be with her.
The episode culminates in a powerful and emotional moment when the doctors must come together to perform a life-saving surgery. As they work to save their patient, they are forced to confront the harsh realities of their jobs and the impact they have on the lives of their patients and their loved ones.
"How to Save a Life" offers a gripping and emotional look at the complicated lives of the doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. With intense medical cases and personal struggles, the episode showcases the complex relationships and challenges that come with working in medicine.