Why Is Grey's Anatomy Beneficial To Read?

“It's a beautiful day to save lives” is one of the most famous quotes said in Grey's Anatomy by one of it's main characters, Derek Sheppard. Grey's Anatomy is a medical drama series on a group of doctors that started their careers as interns and grew into amazing surgeons at a hospital in Seattle. The series shows patients that just have a cold to patients that have 3D printed organs in them. Grey's Anatomy is one of the most watched shows on netflix and/or cable. The series inspire many people into the medical field but also has many people sitting around watching tv all day long. Many people don't put much thought into watching tv, but is Grey's Anatomy beneficial to watch? Grey's Anatomy has taught me personally so many medical terms I would have never learned without watching the show like hematoma which is the swelling of clotted blood within the tissues of the brain. The series shows real life scenarios with patients and doctors. You get to see first hand what happens in a trauma, a surgery, organ transplant and everything that takes place in a hospital. The show also teaches different medical jobs like an anesthesiologist, physicians, nurses, pharmacy, chief of surgery,
Many subscribers now aday are obsessed and don't do anything but watch the series all day long. It would take about 168 hours to watch the whole series which is about 7 days. Many people stay up and watch the show and lose abundant of sleep that they need. The series is not all based off medicine, it also involves drama and the relationships of these surgeons. The surgers on the show only take up about ⅓ of the show while the drama of the show takes up the rest of the time. There is a lot of drama that deals with the relationship of these surgeons which takes away from learning more about the medicine in this show. Grey's Anatomy is more a drama series than a informational/ medical