"Baghdad" is the nickname given to the trauma bay where gunshot victims are treated in the ED of the fictional Gaffney Medical Center in the TV show "Chicago Med". The term was coined by Maggie Lockwood, a nurse in the show, and it helps to distinguish the trauma bay from the rest of the ED. The association with Baghdad, Iraq, and the Iraq War is meant to draw parallels between the severity of military combat and the severity of the gunshot wounds they treat. The term "going to Baghdad" is also used in the show to refer to Jehovahs Witness patients who refuse blood transfusions because of their religious beliefs.

While some viewers find the term "Baghdad" offensive, the shows producers have defended its use, stating that it is meant to honor the sacrifices of military veterans and to highlight the severity of the injuries treated in the trauma bay. The trauma bay set is located in the Rush University Medical Center, and its design is based on the medical centers iconic towers.