This happened once to my father on a flight. He's an orthopedic surgeon (the woman in this story really hit the jackpot with an a anesthesiologist--the only thi

This happened once to my father on a flight. He's an orthopedic surgeon (the woman in this story really hit the jackpot with an a anesthesiologist--the only thing better would be an ER doc, I think), and someone was having chest pains. He determined very quickly that it was not a heart attack or other critical condition, but through the whole ordeal, the passenger next to the patient (who did not know the patient and had no medical training) kept second guessing my dad's requests and diagnosis. The flight attendants ended up "asking" this other guy to move several rows back to an empty seat. Everyone's a critic.