That's right, the wacky, zany, deliriously off the wall comedy has more realistic medical procedures and doctor/nurse characters than House, ER and (especially) Grey's Anatomy.

House is set in a world devoid of nurses, where super doctors have no fear of airborne diseases, extremely painful procedures are done without anesthetic, doctors drug each other and hugely expensive medical equipment is always available.

ER has more orderlies than nurses, the doctors are all severely psychologically scarred and their hospital must be located in the middle of a war zone in the middle of the bermuda triangle (planes crashing into each other crashing into the hospital, helicopters falling on doctors, etc).

Grey's has interns sleeping with residents and attendings and not getting fired, interns killing people and not going to jail, interns performing surgery, dead people coming back to life after 3-4 hours in vfib, did I mention interns intentionally killing people and not going to jail?

Sure Scrubs is goofy and the characters are basically caricatures, but it's closer to real life than any hospital show that isn't on Discovery Health (and it's far more entertaining than that channel).