1. ERCopy !req
2. Previously on ER:Copy !req
3. Do you want to catch a movie
tomorrow night?Copy !req
4. - You applied for the space program?
- My second year.Copy !req
5. Tonight's dinner is semi-formal.
So any slinky black number will do.Copy !req
6. You want me to conduct a study
at County General.Copy !req
7. And the drug is for the treatment
of fracture pain?Copy !req
8. Comparing it against
acetaminophen with codeine.Copy !req
9. - What's your son's medical condition?
- ALD, Adrenoleukodystrophy.Copy !req
10. - How old is he?
- Eight. Why?Copy !req
11. They usually don't make it past 10.Copy !req
12. This must be Ricky. I'm Carol.Copy !req
13. "Double Blind"Copy !req
14. I could have taken
Lucy out for a pizza.Copy !req
15. That's what my Residents did
when I finished a rotation.Copy !req
16. In my day, Residents always had
their students over for a meal.Copy !req
17. Makes for better mentoring.Copy !req
18. - That's why I invited Peter to join us.
- Dr. Benton's coming?Copy !req
19. He was your Resident.
Now Lucy's working with him.Copy !req
20. It's much more civilized.
John, don't! No, no, no.Copy !req
21. I thought peppers went in the blender.Copy !req
22. - We want separate colors for the sauce.
- Good save.Copy !req
23. You cool and peel them first.
Why don't you seed the Persian cukes?Copy !req
24. You know, it's funny. I'm actually
gonna miss having Lucy around.Copy !req
25. That's how it works. The instant
students know enough to be of use...Copy !req
26. they move to another rotation.Copy !req
27. Lengthwise. Lengthwise.Copy !req
28. And then you seed them. Okay?Copy !req
29. Emergency medicine may not be
a bad choice for Lucy.Copy !req
30. Well, she might feel differently
after she has her Surgical rotation.Copy !req
31. You know what? Why don't you...?
Why don't you chill the Pinot Grigio?Copy !req
32. In the freezer?Copy !req
33. Keep your day job, Carter.Copy !req
34. Well, let's see how you handle these.
Got it?Copy !req
35. All right, let's do it.Copy !req
36. Do you have inside information
on this drug?Copy !req
37. - This stuff really works?
- Amazing.Copy !req
38. Aaron broke his arm before,
the pain was excruciating.Copy !req
39. But this. I'd like to buy stock in this.Copy !req
40. This may be acetaminophen
with codeine.Copy !req
41. I know some patients in the study
aren't getting the wonder drug.Copy !req
42. - Aaron is, and it's remarkable stuff.
- Yeah.Copy !req
43. They keep docs in the dark?Copy !req
44. It's a double-blind study. Get your
"insider trading" elsewhere.Copy !req
45. See you in three weeks.Copy !req
46. - Jeanie's gonna be late.
- Probably stuck in the snow.Copy !req
47. - She overslept. Had a late night.
- I wish we'd overslept.Copy !req
48. We are going to kick-start the a. m.
with a wake-up call from my main men:Copy !req
49. - Hetfield and Hammett.
- It's coming down.Copy !req
50. I didn't expect to see you today.
The clinic's closed.Copy !req
51. I organized a seminar on STDs
and cervical cancer.Copy !req
52. A gab session
for the women in the community.Copy !req
53. - That's a great idea.
- Is that Metallica?Copy !req
54. You're a metalhead?
You know this tune?Copy !req
55. Yeah. Because it's banned
in my house.Copy !req
56. I thought women should know more
about screening and prevention.Copy !req
57. Absolutely.
I wish I could pay you overtime.Copy !req
58. Don't worry about it.
I scored some grant money to pay for it.Copy !req
59. Really? That'll run through the clinic?Copy !req
60. Yeah. I got lucky. I caught some
dribbles off the gravy train.Copy !req
61. Mark.Copy !req
62. I thought that was you.Copy !req
63. Listen, I got your memo
about the NASA offer.Copy !req
64. The opportunity came out of the blue.Copy !req
65. A full year of training in Houston?Copy !req
66. It could be 18 months
if they delay the launch.Copy !req
67. - Don't do it.
- What?Copy !req
68. Obviously do what you must.
I wish you wouldn't.Copy !req
69. - You kept me awake last night.
- I kept you awake?Copy !req
70. I do not want to run
the Emergency Department without you.Copy !req
71. What'll it take to get you to stay?Copy !req
72. Full tenure, effective today.Copy !req
73. Well, I probably can't swing that.
But I could push up your eligibility.Copy !req
74. Considering you in '02.Copy !req
75. - Two thousand two?
- Aught two.Copy !req
76. Will somebody tell us
what to call the future?Copy !req
77. You'd consider me for tenure
in three years?Copy !req
78. We need you. Think about it.Copy !req
79. - I think you have a flair for this.
- Yes, I found my niche. Pulling drains.Copy !req
80. Get the Penrose and not the T-tube.Copy !req
81. Pull that, it's not a pretty sight.Copy !req
82. Miss Knight, you found your way
to Dr. Corday.Copy !req
83. All the preop labs were
in the charts. I nearly kissed her.Copy !req
84. Oh, none of that.
Not unless I get to watch.Copy !req
85. I insisted you get a decent student.Copy !req
86. - You could use backup with the scut.
- I live for scut.Copy !req
87. I'd like you to assist this afternoon
on a choledochojejunostomy.Copy !req
88. - Choledochojejunostomy?
- Oh, you can say it.Copy !req
89. Would you like to do it?Copy !req
90. - I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop.
- No catch. You've suffered enough.Copy !req
91. I started the groundwork today
to get your fellowship reinstated.Copy !req
92. I'll be damned.Copy !req
93. Should I feel special,
or does he stare at everyone's breasts?Copy !req
94. No. Only the females...Copy !req
95. as far as I know.Copy !req
96. It's good for the clinic.Copy !req
97. You have the right to know what grants
are applied for.Copy !req
98. - Lynette does have some good ideas.
- And you are the boss.Copy !req
99. What the hell is that?Copy !req
100. - That is our new music program.
- You call that music?Copy !req
101. - I told you to start with Erykah Badu.
- It's for patients in Chairs.Copy !req
102. Music helps people handle stress.Copy !req
103. You're getting ready to DJ a party.Copy !req
104. That's just a coincidence.
Somebody signed off on this.Copy !req
105. - Who signed off on it?
- Dr. Lee.Copy !req
106. Jerry, there is no Dr. Lee.
There never was a Dr. Lee.Copy !req
107. - Is that siren in the music?
- It's in the music.Copy !req
108. Hey, we could use some extra muscle
out here!Copy !req
109. Jerry, turn the music down
and give Conni and me a hand.Copy !req
110. Oh, boy! Gird your loins.Copy !req
111. 36-year-old woman found
at the scene of a fire.Copy !req
112. - This is one big woman.
- Probable anaphylaxis.Copy !req
113. Her med alert bracelet
said peanut allergy.Copy !req
114. - Don't pull until we get a grip.
- Another gurney?Copy !req
115. Yeah. A double-wide and a winch.Copy !req
116. I hope the wheels don't snap.Copy !req
117. Trauma 1, I'll be right there.Copy !req
118. - Talk to me, Doris.
- Second victim is Fred Danziger.Copy !req
119. He singed his mustache
putting out the flame.Copy !req
120. It's the first call this week
where something was on fire.Copy !req
121. She drags me away for nothing.Copy !req
122. She could be right. Singed facial
hair could mean a burned airway.Copy !req
123. Chuny, let's put Fred on a pulse ox
and get a chest x-ray.Copy !req
124. I had to force him.
This new policy sucks.Copy !req
125. - Adding paramedics to fire trucks?
- Yeah. And the guys resent it.Copy !req
126. They blame me for having to answer
so many medical calls.Copy !req
127. Nobody likes change.
You did the right thing.Copy !req
128. So you passed out and took a fall?Copy !req
129. Angie found me.Copy !req
130. - Is Angie your home-health aide?
- She was.Copy !req
131. They burn out fast with me.Copy !req
132. You see my chart?Copy !req
133. Yes, sir. Pancreatic cancer
and mets to the liver.Copy !req
134. I keep hoping that "end-stage" means
it can't get any worse.Copy !req
135. Nausea pretty bad?Copy !req
136. We're gonna hydrate you,
see if that helps.Copy !req
137. Would you like me to put your own
robe back on? It can get chilly.Copy !req
138. - Did Angie call my son?
- I can find out.Copy !req
139. Is that yours?Copy !req
140. Ten years ago...Copy !req
141. I kicked my son out of the house
over this stuff.Copy !req
142. Now he gets it for me.Copy !req
143. Helps with the nausea?Copy !req
144. - Do you have to take it?
- Take what?Copy !req
145. - Can you open your eyes?
- Unresponsive since the Valium.Copy !req
146. Pulse ox is 99%. Can you imagine
lugging around all this fat?Copy !req
147. It didn't stop her from
eating noodles at 9 a. m.Copy !req
148. Does Radiology stock
extra-extra large?Copy !req
149. - Better call the vet school.
- Okay, everybody, settle down.Copy !req
150. Miss Meredith, you've had a bad
allergic reaction.Copy !req
151. - The tube is to help you breathe.
- BP's 90/60.Copy !req
152. Let's start dopamine
at five mics per kilo.Copy !req
153. - How many kilos?
- You want a calculator?Copy !req
154. - What do you think, 275 pounds?
- Oh, I'll take the over.Copy !req
155. - Hey, were you looking for me?
- Yeah.Copy !req
156. Conni, start her at 750 mics.
Let me know how she does.Copy !req
157. You're gonna be fine.
We got it under control.Copy !req
158. As part of your workload...Copy !req
159. you'll teach patient/doctor
class to second-years.Copy !req
160. Patient/doctor class?Copy !req
161. Students practice H & Ps
on simulated patients.Copy !req
162. I remember. Bad actors pretended
like they were sick. I hated it.Copy !req
163. Yeah? Why is that?Copy !req
164. Because it's fake.
Everybody knows it's fake.Copy !req
165. It's a waste of time.Copy !req
166. Yeah. Well, starting tomorrow, you're
gonna learn to hate it all over again.Copy !req
167. It'll sharpen your teaching skills.Copy !req
168. Did Lucy give me a bad evaluation?Copy !req
169. Lucy gave you a fair evaluation.Copy !req
170. - I'll put the teaching guide in your box.
- Patient collapsed push-starting a car.Copy !req
171. Slurred speech and right-side weakness.
Resolved in 30 minutes.Copy !req
172. - Suggesting...?
- A T.I.A.Copy !req
173. Dr. Corday ordered doppler
ultrasound in his carotid arteries.Copy !req
174. - Which demonstrates what?
- A 50% lesion on the left side.Copy !req
175. This is a surgical candidate?Copy !req
176. - He's pretty old.
- How old?Copy !req
177. - He was push-starting a car.
- He claims not to know his age.Copy !req
178. Well, wasn't your Civil War
in the 1860s?Copy !req
179. According to Mr. Barnes,
he's roughly 140.Copy !req
180. - Elizabeth, is now a good time?
- I'm not sure.Copy !req
181. Ms. Knight and I can handle this.Copy !req
182. - Peter, 8:00.
- I don't know if I can make it.Copy !req
183. We need to compile
our sternal saw data by tomorrow.Copy !req
184. Mr. Barnes,
what are you doing out of bed?Copy !req
185. I asked you to call me Charley.Copy !req
186. You have to stay in your gown
so Dr. Benton can examine you.Copy !req
187. Is that you?Copy !req
188. I don't mean no disrespect.Copy !req
189. But when you get to be my age
and you loll around in bed...Copy !req
190. them rheumatoids kick in.
And pretty soon you can't move at all.Copy !req
191. Unfortunately, you have blockage
in your neck artery.Copy !req
192. - It puts you at risk for a stroke.
- No, no.Copy !req
193. I can't have that.
Too many people counting on me.Copy !req
194. Charley helps the older people
in his neighborhood.Copy !req
195. And the children. They need sitters,
those people working all day.Copy !req
196. Are you...Copy !req
197. - ... her teacher?
- At the moment.Copy !req
198. Then you know, you and I,
we have the responsibility...Copy !req
199. to pass on what life has taught us.Copy !req
200. Can you fix me up?Copy !req
201. Well, there is a surgical option.Copy !req
202. But I hesitate to use it on someone,
well, your age.Copy !req
203. You ain't ever seen a patient my age.Copy !req
204. You don't have to worry.Copy !req
205. I can't be killed
because I got a conjure on me.Copy !req
206. I don't know what that means.Copy !req
207. Of course you don't.Copy !req
208. Because you are a man of science.Copy !req
209. How else you gonna explain
my being alive at all?Copy !req
210. When every other body,
all the ones from slavery times...Copy !req
211. done died 50 and 60 years ago.Copy !req
212. Miss Knight, what would you suggest?Copy !req
213. I'd call a Psych consult.Copy !req
214. Is that the doc for loonies?Copy !req
215. Yes, sir. Yes, it is.Copy !req
216. He's outrageous. He can be tasteless.Copy !req
217. He certainly likes to throw
his weight around.Copy !req
218. So you can't corroborate
any instances of sexual harassment?Copy !req
219. It's a very American thing,
if I may say...Copy !req
220. this penchant for turning
personal issues into lawsuits.Copy !req
221. The hospital's hope, of course,
is for me as ombudsperson...Copy !req
222. to address problems
and avoid lawsuits.Copy !req
223. Look, one has to be thick-skinned
working around Dr. Romano.Copy !req
224. You roll with the punches, don't you?Copy !req
225. Whoever's complaining may be too
fragile to practice medicine at all.Copy !req
226. Her identity is confidential...Copy !req
227. until I can assess
if any action is warranted.Copy !req
228. It's a delicate business. Rarely do I hear
the kind of slam dunk...Copy !req
229. where Dr. So-and-So made
sexual advances. She declined.Copy !req
230. And then he either fired her
or cut her funds.Copy !req
231. Right.Copy !req
232. Kerry...Copy !req
233. is Robert aware of this complaint?Copy !req
234. He doesn't know who came to me.Copy !req
235. He could figure it out since I prevent
the parties from working together.Copy !req
236. I see.Copy !req
237. It's my fault.
I let it go on too long.Copy !req
238. It's not your fault.
I'm gonna start a line.Copy !req
239. - What's going on?
- Remember Ricky?Copy !req
240. He hasn't had a bowel movement
in three days. His temp spiked to 101.Copy !req
241. I let him get septic. I've always
been able to disimpact him.Copy !req
242. - You disimpact him at home?
- I usually use a glove and Vaseline.Copy !req
243. - The morphine's made him constipated.
- Why is he on morphine?Copy !req
244. He's having pain from contractures.
That's what I think.Copy !req
245. Ricky stopped speaking
about a week ago.Copy !req
246. - I'm sorry.
- He still opens his eyes sometimes.Copy !req
247. - Is the morphine working for the pain?
- I don't know.Copy !req
248. - Oh, God!
- It's all right. I've got it.Copy !req
249. I'm sorry.Copy !req
250. It's just...Copy !req
251. I know. I know.Copy !req
252. Everything he's been through...Copy !req
253. - ... I fall apart over this.
- It's okay.Copy !req
254. It's okay. I know.Copy !req
255. When we got to Michigan Avenue,
he just passed out.Copy !req
256. - How long ago did he hit his head?
- Four hours.Copy !req
257. He was fixing a floodlight over
our garage. The ladder slipped.Copy !req
258. But he seemed okay.
He just had a headache.Copy !req
259. When you have a head injury,
it's best to call the paramedics.Copy !req
260. - I did call.
- Paramedics didn't show up?Copy !req
261. No. They came, but Jim seemed okay.Copy !req
262. And then there was a fire somewhere
and they got called away.Copy !req
263. Jerry's gonna show you
where you can park your car.Copy !req
264. Jerry, I want you to call Dispatch.Copy !req
265. Find out which unit responded
to the Haggerty's call.Copy !req
266. Ricky's resting.Copy !req
267. His fever is due to an ear infection.
They're treating it with antibiotics.Copy !req
268. - Thank you, Carol, for everything.
- Oh, sure.Copy !req
269. Dr. Ross will be out to talk
to you about it.Copy !req
270. You always see me when I'm such
a wreck. I usually cope better.Copy !req
271. Well, sometimes coping too much
can drive you crazy.Copy !req
272. I meant to thank you.
The respite care has been wonderful.Copy !req
273. Oh, good. Did you get to your
daughter's recital?Copy !req
274. I had the worker come back another
time just so I could take a bath.Copy !req
275. - Good for you.
- Yeah. We had great news last week.Copy !req
276. My daughter's blood test came back.
She's not a carrier.Copy !req
277. - Oh, that's a relief.
- Thank God.Copy !req
278. She'll never do this to her kids.Copy !req
279. Joi.Copy !req
280. We'll keep him until
his fever comes down.Copy !req
281. I'll see you before you go, okay?Copy !req
282. Does this mean we have to reduce
Ricky's morphine to prevent this?Copy !req
283. That's one thing we could do.Copy !req
284. This was the hardest part
with Michael.Copy !req
285. I lost Ricky's older brother to ALD
three years ago.Copy !req
286. - Right.
- Now he can't tell me it hurts.Copy !req
287. Somehow it's worse
to see him suffering.Copy !req
288. I'll check. There may be something
we can do for the pain.Copy !req
289. - Okay.
- Okay.Copy !req
290. I'm in. Hyperventilate him.Copy !req
291. - BP 160/90. Pulse 60.
- Mannitol's in.Copy !req
292. Your husband has a blown pupil.Copy !req
293. I'm worried the bleeding in the skull
could be putting pressure on his brain.Copy !req
294. - CT's ready.
- We'll get a head CT to find out more.Copy !req
295. Take Mrs. Haggerty to Chairs.Copy !req
296. Chuny, call Neurosurgery down here
right away.Copy !req
297. - I was afraid you weren't joining us.
- I'm looking forward to it.Copy !req
298. You don't see a choledochojejunostomy
every day.Copy !req
299. When they shuffled the schedule,
I was afraid I was gonna miss out.Copy !req
300. Sorry about that. The Resident let
the patient eat, and we had to postpone.Copy !req
301. That's the problem sometimes
with Residents rotating in.Copy !req
302. They're not up to it or don't care.Copy !req
303. - Who was this Resident?
- Third-year from Emergency.Copy !req
304. - Doyle.
- Maggie Doyle?Copy !req
305. They think very highly of her. She's
being considered for Chief Resident.Copy !req
306. The pickings must be slim this year.Copy !req
307. I've always found her
to be extremely capable.Copy !req
308. I hear she makes a lot
of women uncomfortable.Copy !req
309. This is gonna be nifty.Copy !req
310. Stones in the common bile duct
distal to the sphincter of Oddi.Copy !req
311. No kidding?Copy !req
312. My whole team is tied up in the O.R.Copy !req
313. Someone needs
to scrub out and join us.Copy !req
314. - That's why you have to wait.
- Look at the size of the clot.Copy !req
315. It's compressing his brain.
Every second counts.Copy !req
316. Chuny, shave the scalp.
Malik, open the burr hole tray.Copy !req
317. You can't do burr holes in the ER.Copy !req
318. You're not giving me any choice.Copy !req
319. What size gloves do you take?Copy !req
320. I am not comfortable with this.Copy !req
321. We can't wait without
risking brain damage.Copy !req
322. I'll try again to get someone down.Copy !req
323. - Twelve blade.
- Pulse is down to 55.Copy !req
324. - Self-retaining retractor.
- This is a mistake.Copy !req
325. Pressure's up to 180/95.Copy !req
326. That's the Cushing response.Copy !req
327. It'll herniate unless
we relieve the pressure.Copy !req
328. Periosteal elevator.Copy !req
329. - My Chief can be down in 20 minutes.
- Too long.Copy !req
330. Hudson brace and perforator.Copy !req
331. I can see the skull fracture line.Copy !req
332. pH 7.51, PCO-2's 25,
PO-2's 350.Copy !req
333. That's what we want.Copy !req
334. Okay, I'm ready for the burr hole.Copy !req
335. Can't you wait a few minutes?Copy !req
336. Keep the irrigation coming.
I need to see what I'm doing.Copy !req
337. Please, not too deep.Copy !req
338. That's okay.Copy !req
339. I'm through the inner table.Copy !req
340. Hey, there's the clot.Copy !req
341. I need a dural suction catheter.Copy !req
342. Pulse up to 170.
BP's 140/70.Copy !req
343. - Pupils are equal.
- That's more like it.Copy !req
344. Wet sterile gauze.
Let's get him to the O.R.Copy !req
345. I'll alert the team.Copy !req
346. Tell them to take their time.Copy !req
347. Hey, Dr. Greene.Copy !req
348. Nice job.Copy !req
349. - You got time for a quick question?
- Yeah, sure.Copy !req
350. How do I account for a broken container
in the study?Copy !req
351. - One of the vials busted?
- Yeah.Copy !req
352. The powder spilled into the envelope.Copy !req
353. I'd just make a note of it.
Shouldn't be a problem.Copy !req
354. We don't have as many patients
as anticipated.Copy !req
355. We won't use all the samples.Copy !req
356. That's all I wanted to know.
You gonna make your lecture?Copy !req
357. The guy from NASA at the med school?Copy !req
358. Oh, right. I almost forgot.Copy !req
359. Mrs. Haggerty, your husband's been
stabilized and sent up to the O.R.Copy !req
360. - What?
- Jerry.Copy !req
361. Your husband has been sent up to
Surgery. Someone will take you up.Copy !req
362. I'll take her up.Copy !req
363. Dr. Greene stabilized your husband.
He's doing fine.Copy !req
364. Did you find out which paramedic
unit left him with a brain bleed?Copy !req
365. It was an engine company that went out.
Doris Pickman was the paramedic.Copy !req
366. - Oh, boy.
- The deputy chief will handle it.Copy !req
367. No. Listen, call Dispatch back
and tell them that I'm gonna follow up.Copy !req
368. Oh, and Jerry, if you put
that music back on, you're fired.Copy !req
369. I'm sorry it's taking so long.Copy !req
370. We put my fingertip on ice.
It'll be okay, right?Copy !req
371. It's a possibility we won't be able
to reattach. The surgeon will decide.Copy !req
372. - Hey. You're still waiting on Plastics?
- Yep.Copy !req
373. I called again.
They swore he's on his way.Copy !req
374. Did you find another candidate
for that fracture study?Copy !req
375. No. Just recording a broken container.Copy !req
376. - Is he a plastic surgeon?
- No. Sorry.Copy !req
377. You want something to drink?Copy !req
378. - My dad's getting me a Coke.
- Okay.Copy !req
379. It shouldn't be that much longer now.Copy !req
380. Did you find my son?Copy !req
381. His office said he was out
on a sales call.Copy !req
382. He's not picking up his cell phone.
We'll keep trying.Copy !req
383. Thank you.Copy !req
384. - Is the Zofran helping the nausea?
- No.Copy !req
385. I'm gonna ask the docs to add Reglan.Copy !req
386. Don't bother. They don't work.Copy !req
387. Any chance you could wheel me outside
for some fresh air?Copy !req
388. Mr. Ackerman...Copy !req
389. I can't take you to smoke marijuana.
Maybe your son can help you.Copy !req
390. - I'm really sorry.
- Don't be.Copy !req
391. I'm probably not able
to inhale anyway.Copy !req
392. The neuromuscular response
can be studied since...Copy !req
393. there's no gravitational force
in the usual Z axis from head to toe.Copy !req
394. Gentleman in the back.Copy !req
395. What are the applications
of this study?Copy !req
396. A loss of muscle tone in microgravity
is an issue...Copy !req
397. that sci-fi movies
have largely ignored.Copy !req
398. Cosmonauts who spent months
on Mir mission...Copy !req
399. had to be carried
from the spacecraft on return.Copy !req
400. I'd like to kick off the Q and A
with a question to you:Copy !req
401. What interested you
in the astronaut program?Copy !req
402. I ask because a lot of candidates
admit to childhood dreams...Copy !req
403. of adventure...Copy !req
404. the adrenaline of takeoff,
the vastness of space.Copy !req
405. The doctor who just walked in,
would you respond?Copy !req
406. Well, for me, it was
pretty much adventure.Copy !req
407. The adrenaline of takeoff,
the vastness of outer space.Copy !req
408. Thank you for your candor, Dr...?Copy !req
409. - Mark Greene.
- Dr. Greene.Copy !req
410. Doug Lowrey wanted me to look you up.Copy !req
411. Dr. Greene may be joining us
as a payload specialist.Copy !req
412. The real picture of your schedule,
should you make it...Copy !req
413. is one of routine.Copy !req
414. In training, you'll spend
a year repeating tasks...Copy !req
415. following checklists,
adapting to a regimen.Copy !req
416. Everything you do is dictated
by the ground crew.Copy !req
417. You follow a precise
minute-to-minute itinerary.Copy !req
418. I'm sorry to disturb you.
I didn't know what to do.Copy !req
419. I screwed up bad. But the guy
seemed fine at the scene.Copy !req
420. The engine got the fire call, the guys
were all so jazzed, I told the wife-Copy !req
421. Doris, slow down.Copy !req
422. - How's Mr. Haggerty?
- Epidural hematoma, but he's okay.Copy !req
423. They pulled me off active duty.
They're doing an investigation.Copy !req
424. He's worried about bad press.
Fire engine leaves an accident scene.Copy !req
425. That's a medical error.
That's my call.Copy !req
426. Maybe I was influenced by the
firefighters. They wanted to go.Copy !req
427. That shouldn't cloud my judgment.
It'll ruin my record.Copy !req
428. Doris, take a breath.
I'll see what I can do.Copy !req
429. - Will you?
- I'll call the deputy chief now.Copy !req
430. - Come on, doc.
- I'm not gonna do that.Copy !req
431. You heard me. Roll up your sleeves.Copy !req
432. I'm not gonna arm-wrestle
over surgery.Copy !req
433. - Are you scared to?
- Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I am.Copy !req
434. Well, I want the surgery.
That's all there is to it.Copy !req
435. And that one doctor calculated
that I was fit in the head.Copy !req
436. Because you didn't mention
you thought you were at Appomattox.Copy !req
437. But there was another doctor
who also said...Copy !req
438. my FEV-1 was over 120 percent.Copy !req
439. I think that's darn good.Copy !req
440. They cleared you physically.Copy !req
441. You're giving me that
second-rate pill idea.Copy !req
442. You think the medical treatment
isn't convincing. I use my judgment.Copy !req
443. Your judgment is to put your arm
next to mine, clasping my hand...Copy !req
444. and we will arm-wrestle.Copy !req
445. You will find out that old Charley's
not as weak and puny as you think.Copy !req
446. I never said-
I don't think you're puny.Copy !req
447. But you don't believe I can't die.Copy !req
448. I don't believe that one either.Copy !req
449. I'll give you something
you can believe.Copy !req
450. - Put your elbow right here.
- Mr. Barnes, come on.Copy !req
451. Listen, if you don't give a man
his measure of respect...Copy !req
452. and you don't believe his history,
you're talking about a fight.Copy !req
453. Oh, come on.
Don't make your elder beg.Copy !req
454. Come on.Copy !req
455. Go.Copy !req
456. Dr. Benton?Copy !req
457. There is an O.R. available.Copy !req
458. Hey, don't humor me now.Copy !req
459. Oh, boy.Copy !req
460. You win.Copy !req
461. You win. All right, go ahead.Copy !req
462. Book the O.R.Copy !req
463. It's a brand new policy
putting paramedics on fire trucks.Copy !req
464. It'll take a while to work
the kinks out. I know Doris.Copy !req
465. I work with her. She deserves
to be counseled, not put on a desk.Copy !req
466. No, no, no. This is my job.Copy !req
467. - Is Doug Ross around?
- Try Admit.Copy !req
468. Deputy Chief Mead, please?
Mark Greene again.Copy !req
469. - Doug.
- Heather, they let you out of the lab?Copy !req
470. I make deliveries for some customers.Copy !req
471. I got the toxicology results
on that powder you brought us.Copy !req
472. Negative for codeine.Copy !req
473. - Is that all you needed?
- That'll do it.Copy !req
474. When I heard you hand-carried it,
I thought...Copy !req
475. well, maybe you were back
on the market.Copy !req
476. Me? No. I-Copy !req
477. I called the HandiVan for the Abbotts.
Joi said you wanted a prescription.Copy !req
478. - I'm on my way.
- Nice to see you.Copy !req
479. - See you later.
- Ricky's temp is 98.8.Copy !req
480. - Which is good.
- You know back there that was nothing?Copy !req
481. Yeah, of course.Copy !req
482. Hey, Kerry, I'm afraid Lynette
has appropriated the lounge.Copy !req
483. The staff will have
to gossip someplace else.Copy !req
484. You knew about it?Copy !req
485. She showed me her proposal last week.
It's a good area for the clinic.Copy !req
486. I know you can tell if he's cheating.
But some-Copy !req
487. Your man don't take a shower
before he leaves...Copy !req
488. but he does when he gets home?Copy !req
489. He's cheating!Copy !req
490. The number of partners you have...Copy !req
491. and he has can put you
at risk for cervical cancer.Copy !req
492. It can put you at risk
for being a damn fool too.Copy !req
493. How young you were when you started
having sex and smoking are factors.Copy !req
494. That's right. This is Carol Hathaway.
She runs the clinic here.Copy !req
495. Nice to meet you all.Copy !req
496. Oh, carry on. I think it's a really
important topic to be informed about.Copy !req
497. Please feel free to come
see us at the clinic anytime.Copy !req
498. Thanks, Carol.Copy !req
499. My apologies. I'm Dr. Baker.Copy !req
500. Jeanie Boulet. This is Donna.Copy !req
501. - Her father should be back soon.
- This is the x-ray, Ms. Boulet?Copy !req
502. I did a digital nerve block
with Marcaine.Copy !req
503. Amputated the distal phalanx.
We'll rongeur and do a V-Yflap.Copy !req
504. You can put it back on, right?Copy !req
505. Not with a cut here. The blood vessels
are too small. Did you explain to her?Copy !req
506. I told her it may be a possibility.Copy !req
507. But you guys put arms
and stuff back on.Copy !req
508. If you had cut your finger at
the base, we'd have bigger arteries.Copy !req
509. We'll trim down the bone
and create a flap over the defect.Copy !req
510. You mean I'll have a stump?Copy !req
511. Maybe we should talk
to Donna's father.Copy !req
512. Yes. If we can get a Trauma Room,
I'll do the procedure right away.Copy !req
513. Don't worry. We'll make you
a small prosthetic tip.Copy !req
514. I'm just saying oldies are played out.Copy !req
515. - People like the classics.
- Not ones you can't dance to.Copy !req
516. You're gonna lose them.Copy !req
517. - Jerry, what is this?
- You wanted the rap turned off.Copy !req
518. Actually, I said we need a desk
clerk here, not a DJ.Copy !req
519. Fine. It's no more. Forever gone.Copy !req
520. What possessed you to pick
that particular song?Copy !req
521. I don't know. Just instinct.
I'm just going with the flow.Copy !req
522. My mom used to play this album
when I was a kid.Copy !req
523. It was always, like,
the ultimate freedom. You know?Copy !req
524. Leave ground control behind
and float way.Copy !req
525. - Escape.
- Yeah.Copy !req
526. The folks in the Waiting Area wanna
know if you could put Bowie back on?Copy !req
527. Jerry, do whatever you want, okay?
Just use your best judgment.Copy !req
528. All right. Now, you give this to him
every six hours if needed.Copy !req
529. You don't exceed four doses
in 24 hours.Copy !req
530. Call me if it isn't working for him.
Watch your head.Copy !req
531. Why didn't the genetics clinic
suggest this medication?Copy !req
532. It's new. It's still part of a clinical trial
with kids with fractures.Copy !req
533. Perfectly safe for Ricky.
It might give him some relief.Copy !req
534. - Do I need to fill any of this out?
- I wouldn't bother.Copy !req
535. He's not a candidate for the study.Copy !req
536. Thank you.Copy !req
537. Trauma 2 is open.
Can you assist me?Copy !req
538. I insist on it. You blew by that
12-year-old girl...Copy !req
539. like she was an annoyance
in your busy day.Copy !req
540. You said there's a parent here
to give consent.Copy !req
541. - Yes.
- Find him. I'll explain the procedure.Copy !req
542. I'll do that.Copy !req
543. I can't believe I get to scrub in
on my first day.Copy !req
544. - That's the best way to learn.
- Masks?Copy !req
545. Charley has a crowd
in the Waiting Room.Copy !req
546. Does anyone know where he's from?Copy !req
547. Been in the neighborhood for years.Copy !req
548. That car he was push-starting?
Registration expired in 1956.Copy !req
549. He had terrible stories.Copy !req
550. The first two branches
of the internal carotid?Copy !req
551. The ophthalmic artery
and the posterior communicating.Copy !req
552. Okay, that's it. You're ready.
Let's go.Copy !req
553. Gown and glove Miss Knight.
She doesn't know the ropes.Copy !req
554. Just about to put him under.Copy !req
555. Keep your hands in front of you. Don't
reach for anything unless you're told.Copy !req
556. - What if I have an itch?
- Tell the nurse where it is.Copy !req
557. What is that?Copy !req
558. - Dr. Riggs?
- He's bradying down.Copy !req
559. - Atropine.
- One milligram on board.Copy !req
560. - Blood pressure's dropping.
- He's in V-fib.Copy !req
561. - Grab the crash cart.
- I'm sterile!Copy !req
562. It doesn't make a difference.Copy !req
563. Amp of epi. Let's move.
Come on. Clear!Copy !req
564. - Asystole.
- Start compressions.Copy !req
565. - Epi and atropine on board.
- Right. What's the rhythm?Copy !req
566. - Got an idioventricular rhythm.
- Faint pulse.Copy !req
567. - Try to get a BP.
- Can he still have surgery?Copy !req
568. No. Let's get him a room in the ICU.Copy !req
569. Hey.Copy !req
570. How long till spring?Copy !req
571. - This is the shortest day of the year.
- That's December. We're past that.Copy !req
572. I made up my mind.
I'm not going to Houston.Copy !req
573. - Really?
- It's an old dream.Copy !req
574. You fooled me.
I thought you were ready to blast off.Copy !req
575. I realized I didn't wanna go.Copy !req
576. I don't wanna go anywhere.Copy !req
577. This is what I do.
This is where I belong.Copy !req
578. Yeah.Copy !req
579. Lost that old restlessness, huh?Copy !req
580. I guess.Copy !req
581. - Coming in?
- Yeah.Copy !req
582. Come on in! It's cold!Copy !req
583. You went out of your way
not to involve me.Copy !req
584. - Why would I?
- You knew I would object.Copy !req
585. - Object to what?
- All the women were African-American.Copy !req
586. - Yeah.
- The clinic's for everyone.Copy !req
587. - I didn't exclude anyone.
- Where did you advertise?Copy !req
588. I have a special interest
in an underserved population...Copy !req
589. that is particularly at risk.Copy !req
590. - Latinos are even more at risk.
- Our death rate is higher.Copy !req
591. Vietnamese women
have worse statistics.Copy !req
592. To get women to consider changing
sexual habits, they need to feel open.Copy !req
593. Women talk more freely
among their own.Copy !req
594. We'll have to hold seminars
that target other populations.Copy !req
595. Look, I did this on my own time
out of my own interests.Copy !req
596. I understand that. But I can't
have you pulling against me.Copy !req
597. If you want to work in the clinic,
adjust your project to include others.Copy !req
598. Well, I guess you've given me
something to think about.Copy !req
599. Couple more stitches
and the Yis closed. See?Copy !req
600. What kind of music do you play, Donna?Copy !req
601. Folk and classical.Copy !req
602. Some rock.Copy !req
603. Well, Ms. Boulet is right.
More 5-0 nylon, please.Copy !req
604. A prosthetic will take
some getting used to.Copy !req
605. But with time,
you'll be able to play just fine.Copy !req
606. - What about computer games?
- You'll never be able to touch them.Copy !req
607. Your dad paid me to say that.Copy !req
608. - Cut, please, Jenny.
- It's Jeanie.Copy !req
609. Sorry, Ms. Boulet.Copy !req
610. - Honest. I owe you my first born.
- You do that and you're on a desk.Copy !req
611. - Really, you saved my career.
- I gave you a chance to turn it around.Copy !req
612. We'll work out a counseling
schedule next week, okay?Copy !req
613. - Thanks.
- Where's Jerry?Copy !req
614. - We're in between sets.
- I was taking requests.Copy !req
615. - Hey, you off?
- Yeah. Why?Copy !req
616. That guy in Exam 2
wanted to say goodbye.Copy !req
617. Mr. Ackerman? Pancreatic cancer?Copy !req
618. He's gonna have to stay the night.
Nobody can come until tomorrow.Copy !req
619. Are you waiting for the health bus?Copy !req
620. We're all loaded up. I just had
another question for Dr. Ross.Copy !req
621. - Dr. Ross is in a meeting.
- Is there something I can do?Copy !req
622. He gave some new medication to us.Copy !req
623. I forgot to ask if it's all right
to take with Robaxin. My son has ALD.Copy !req
624. He has a fracture?Copy !req
625. No. But he was in pain.
Dr. Ross thought this might help.Copy !req
626. Where's your study envelope?Copy !req
627. - He said we didn't need to bother.
- Dr. Ross did?Copy !req
628. Since my son isn't actually
a candidate for the trial.Copy !req
629. I see.Copy !req
630. I heard your son couldn't make it.Copy !req
631. Okay.Copy !req
632. You need this?Copy !req
633. Please.Copy !req
634. Never mind.Copy !req
635. Oh, God!Copy !req
636. Again?Copy !req
637. - Hey, is Doug still upstairs?
- I don't know.Copy !req
638. Well, I'm headed home.Copy !req
639. Mark, what are you doing?Copy !req
640. - Do you know about a boy with ALD?
- Ricky Abbott?Copy !req
641. Why was he given meds
for the clinical trial?Copy !req
642. He wasn't. Doug wouldn't do that.Copy !req
643. Looks like he did.Copy !req
644. Mark, talk to Doug.
I'm sure there's an explanation.Copy !req
645. Yeah.Copy !req
646. Ms. Boulet, I wanted to thank you
for assisting on the finger flap.Copy !req
647. Not at all.Copy !req
648. And for reminding me to take time
with our young patient.Copy !req
649. I don't do well when I get behind
schedule. But that's no excuse.Copy !req
650. - You were right, and I thank you.
- You're welcome.Copy !req
651. I was wondering, would you join me...Copy !req
652. - ... for the Art Institute this evening?
- This evening?Copy !req
653. I realize it's short notice.
It may be interesting:Copy !req
654. Raghubir Singh,
an Indian photographer.Copy !req
655. I don't know much about art.Copy !req
656. I don't care about art. I promised
my wife, who died a few years ago...Copy !req
657. I'd keep our membership and not
become a Philistine without her.Copy !req
658. I'm sorry to hear you lost your wife.Copy !req
659. And my partner. Jenny and I had
a practice together for 15 years.Copy !req
660. Her name was Jenny?Copy !req
661. You're a sweet angel.Copy !req
662. Called for a consult?Copy !req
663. - Self-inflicted knife wounds.
- Quite a few of them.Copy !req
664. - He gave me a suturing refresher.
- She's my angel.Copy !req
665. That is not what he was calling me
before the Haldol.Copy !req
666. No blood in the urine but these two
needed two-layer closures.Copy !req
667. Good bowel sounds. Belly's soft.Copy !req
668. I wanted to mention to you I have
been having a problem with Dr. Romano.Copy !req
669. Yeah, Kerry spoke with me this morning
without actually saying it was you.Copy !req
670. I'm sorry I didn't ask
before dragging your name in.Copy !req
671. I don't think I can be of any help.Copy !req
672. Well, no sign of any
intra-abdominal bleed.Copy !req
673. He's got another one on his back.
We'll have to lift him.Copy !req
674. I was hoping that Romano would cool it
if I confronted him.Copy !req
675. Instead he threatened to blast me
on my evaluation.Copy !req
676. - Got him?
- Yeah.Copy !req
677. Dr. Romano can be volatile.Copy !req
678. You mean he's a mean-spirited
little powermonger?Copy !req
679. That too.
Well, the kidneys look fine as well.Copy !req
680. Whores! Whores! I wanna die.Copy !req
681. There's the Mr. Michaels
I know and love.Copy !req
682. Look, Romano, he likes to push
things to the limit.Copy !req
683. I guess he thought anything goes
with the gay chick.Copy !req
684. I hope you're not going out
on a limb.Copy !req
685. He's a star.Copy !req
686. Self-respect's a bitch.Copy !req
687. - Kerry, do you have a moment?
- Mark needs me. You're leaving?Copy !req
688. - How about breakfast tomorrow?
- That's more than a minute.Copy !req
689. I may have some things to add
to your inquiry.Copy !req
690. - I'll call you. We'll set something up.
- Great.Copy !req
691. There she is. Minnesota Fats.Copy !req
692. - I was afraid I'd missed you.
- Hey, Reggie.Copy !req
693. You'll give me a chance
to win my money back?Copy !req
694. Playing pool two nights in a row
is bad luck.Copy !req
695. It's bad luck to play against you.
Where'd you learn?Copy !req
696. Signs of a misspent youth.Copy !req
697. What do you say we go eat?Copy !req
698. I already have plans for tonight.Copy !req
699. Something a new friend
can barge in on?Copy !req
700. Opening at the Art Institute.Copy !req
701. Say no more.
I'll catch you on the weekend.Copy !req
702. Okay.Copy !req
703. I almost went straight to Anspaugh.
What the hell was Doug thinking?Copy !req
704. If we were exposed for breaking
protocol on a federally funded trial-Copy !req
705. They'd cut off research money
and Medicare payments for years.Copy !req
706. Not to mention,
it's against the law.Copy !req
707. They brought me the study.Copy !req
708. I got him on board.Copy !req
709. Mark, given the implications...Copy !req
710. I don't think we have any choice
but to handle this internally.Copy !req
711. Cover it up.Copy !req
712. If Anspaugh finds out,
he has to react.Copy !req
713. Nice position he put us in, huh?Copy !req
714. Do you have the key
to the pain study cabinet?Copy !req
715. Come in and take a seat.Copy !req
716. Any changes?Copy !req
717. Will he wake up?Copy !req
718. What do you think?Copy !req
719. His brain was deprived of a lot
of oxygen during the cardiac arrest.Copy !req
720. Old folks don't usually come back with
full function after hypoxic insult.Copy !req
721. It's a wait-and-see.Copy !req
722. He could live like this for a while.Copy !req
723. Forever. Well, according to him.Copy !req
724. What's his Glasgow score?Copy !req
725. An eight.Copy !req
726. No spontaneous eye-opening.Copy !req
727. No speaking.Copy !req
728. Responds only to painful stimulus.Copy !req
729. Excuse me.Copy !req
730. I'm sorry. I just didn't expect this.Copy !req
731. Well, neither did I.Copy !req
732. Should I go tell his neighbors?Copy !req
733. No. I'll do it.Copy !req
734. Then to top it off, he goes...Copy !req
735. to Kerry Weaver instead
of coming to me.Copy !req
736. But you gave Joi the meds?Copy !req
737. Mark said himself that he wasn't
gonna use all the samples.Copy !req
738. - That's not the point, is it?
- What is the point?Copy !req
739. That breaking research protocol
could damage the hospital's funding.Copy !req
740. So you agree with them?Copy !req
741. No, I see their point.Copy !req
742. You know how sick he is?Copy !req
743. Yeah, but that decision could have
a larger impact.Copy !req
744. The hospital's only at risk if someone
goes out of their way to report me.Copy !req
745. And believe me, it kills Kerry Weaver
not to be able to do that.Copy !req
746. I don't know what to say.Copy !req
747. Doug, don't walk away.Copy !req
748. Doug.Copy !req