[s1e9] Choices -

Reviewers from platforms like TV Fanatic noted that the episode effectively highlights professional jealousy and the thin line between ego and medical necessity. For further details on the episode's production and cast, you can visit the IMDb Episode Page . Chicago Med Season 1 Episode 9 Review: Choices - TV Fanatic

Connor Rhodes’ "golden-boy" status—further cemented by Dr. Dewey’s mentorship—continues to cause friction with Will Halstead and other staff members who view him as privileged. [S1E9] Choices

Dr. Charles and Dr. Choi treat a patient with Bipolar I Disorder. The case highlights the medical complexity of managing manic vs. depressive episodes, specifically the use of Lithium as a mood stabilizer over standard antidepressants like Wellbutrin or Prozac, which can trigger mania. Reviewers from platforms like TV Fanatic noted that

Dr. Halstead faces legal and ethical repercussions after resuscitating a patient with a "Do Not Resuscitate" (DNR) order to get her into a clinical trial. This decision creates significant tension between him and Dr. Manning. Character Dynamics Choi treat a patient with Bipolar I Disorder