Women of Pine Valley Hospital Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ruth Martin

The show began with a focus on characters who were employed at Pine Valley Hospital. Ruth was a nurse there who befriended many people but it was with Dr. Joe Martin where she struck up a romance. Ruth remained a nurse at the hospital for 25 years, helping out patients such as Erica, Liza and others.

Answer: Angie Hubbard

Angie found out that David had used an unapproved drug to treat a patient so she used this information to her advantage. As David was Chief of Staff at the time, she blackmailed him into resigning and offering her the job. As a result, David caved and this resulted in Angie becoming Pine Valley Hospital's Chief of Staff until June of 2011 when Jane Campbell purchased the facility, naming David the succeeding hospital head.

Answer: Frankie Hubbard

Angie returned to town in January of 2008 after Joe contacted her about Greenlee's recent infection as a result of being trapped inside a bomb shelter for several weeks. Since Angie specialized in infectious diseases, Joe felt her expertise proved vital and therefore asked she oversee Greenlee's treatment. Shortly after commencing assistance to Greenlee, Angie went inside a room at the hospital one day only to be shocked at seeing Frankie in the hospital bed undergoing treatment. Both mom and son embraced in one tearjerker reunion.

Answer: Stuart Chandler

Angie had only been practicing medicine for approximately a year when she met a young lady by the name of Cindy Parker. Cindy and Stuart had a serious relationship which culminated in a short lived marriage due to her AIDS diagnosis. Before and after Stuart and Cindy's marriage, Angie provided Cindy with the best possible treatment and the two had a major bond.

Answer: Janitors

Angie feared what would happen if the janitors union called for a strike since the hospital needed proper sanitation in order for essential medicinal aid to persist. Upon noticing the union head had an extramarital affair, she confronted him about ceasing a walkout or else she would reveal this scandalous piece. Thanks to Angie's blackmail, no strike ensued and hospital business continued as usual.

Answer: Rebecca Fowler

Angie knew full well that Rebecca Fowler, Natalia's mother, had a DNR ("Do Not Resuscitate") form on record at the hospital in case she went into cardiac arrest. One day, this did indeed happen at the hospital with Angie on duty. Natalia begged Angie to save her mother's life and, despite Rebecca's wishes, Angie intercepted by resuscitating Rebecca.

Answer: True

Throughout the year of 2004, Edmund and Maria constantly fought over a surgery which could help Edmund walk again after he fell to paralysis due to a bullet lodged inside his spine. After the surgery was not a success, Edmund underwent physical therapy to see if there was still a sliver of hope to repower his legs.

However, Maria disliked this and fought Edmund by becoming his physical therapist for a day in hopes this would encourage him to cease the therapy. Edmund persuaded Maria to let him go through it and Maria reluctantly agreed.

Answer: True

With her amnesia came a significant lapse in medical knowledge and therefore Maria could only be a nursing assistant at the hospital throughout the first half of 2003. However, she regained her memory and studied for numerous hours to become recertified again. When she retook the exam, the state board informed her she passed and Maria began practicing medicine again in the fall of 2003.

Answer: Bianca Montgomery

One day in the summer of 2004, Miranda Montgomery was brought into the hospital due to coming down with a severe fever. Maria stood right there and got the baby inside the emergency room for treatment. Within minutes, Miranda started to feel better.

Answer: Opal Cortlandt

Opal had some extra time on her hands in the late 1990s so she took up a side job committing herself to volunteer work at the hospital. On numerous occasions during this period was she seen conversing with patients, collecting books, dispensing food and much more. She indefinitely halted her hospital volunteer activities in the early 2000s.