The episode was good where it is always good -- Tru and Davis, Tru and Harrison, and Tru being worried (Eliza does "worried" and "frantic" well).
Here's what didn't jive for me . . . why wasn't there an exit wound (other than the bullet being still inside the body was a plot point)? Given the size of the room and how close the girlfriend would have had to have been to shoot her, I'm pretty sure that the bullet should have gone through her. But I'm not a forensics expert by any means, so maybe not.
If she "bled out" in the chapel, then where was the blood (other than in the 8 o'clock time slot)? Why didn't she die in Meredith's car? No one was applying pressure to the wound in order to stop the bleeding.
Why didn't she die in the morgue? After a severe and rapid volume depletion such as what she was supposed to experience, she would need both oxygen (probably via a non-rebreather mask) and blood transfusions (a couple units at least) during surgery. An IV of D5 or LR (or D5LR) wouldn't hurt, to try to maintain what little fluids she still had. Even saline would have been helpful! And probably a whole bunch of other things, but that's not my specialty.
Why didn't Tru at least attempt a sterile field? I do hope that County General placed her on mad antibiotics, when she got there. How did she get there?
Why did no one apply pressure to stop the bleeding????? Yes, this was actually my main complaint about the episode. I'm not an ER nurse, or a paramedic, or an EMT, or a doctor, and if someone could please give me a reason for the lack of basic first aid, I would be most greatful.
And yes, this is the reason I don't watch ER and shows of that ilk.
Did anyone else laugh when the guy (was it the fiance?) say "Did someone call the police?" Presumably, they called 911 to get the ambulance. That means they also called the police, the fire station, and any and all rescue vehicles. That's how 911 works. 🙂 Or maybe I'm just weird. I'll go with that.
And Davis' secret/first time his life was saved/whatever? Tru's mother definately had something to do with that. I can't wait to tell my sister "I told you so"!
Manda