1. Dr. Greene?Copy !req
2. Dr. Greene!Copy !req
3. What is it?Copy !req
4. Patient for you, Dr. Greene.Copy !req
5. Can't the intern take it?Copy !req
6. No, it's for you.Copy !req
7. - What time is it?
- Five o'clock.Copy !req
8. All right.Copy !req
9. - Can't the intern take it?
- It's Dr. Ross.Copy !req
10. Dr. Ross.Copy !req
11. I'll be right there.Copy !req
12. Come on, Doug.Copy !req
13. Markie-boy! Did I wake you up?Copy !req
14. Yes, you did.Copy !req
15. I want you to know
you're a real friendCopy !req
16. - That's all right.
- Real friend.Copy !req
17. - Do we have a room?
- Room 3 is free.Copy !req
18. Room three is free!Copy !req
19. Three is free. Free for three.Copy !req
20. - Come on, Doug.
- All right, I gotcha.Copy !req
21. But come ye backCopy !req
22. When summer's in the meadowCopy !req
23. I can't tell you...Copy !req
24. how much I appreciate this, Mark.Copy !req
25. I'm a little under the weather.Copy !req
26. D5, NS. I need the dextrose.Copy !req
27. - Give him 600 of ASA.
- Aspirin.Copy !req
28. I almost forgot aspirin.Copy !req
29. So anyway...Copy !req
30. she says to me, she says...Copy !req
31. "l didn't know that pediatricians
could be so sexy."Copy !req
32. And I said, "Honey, you ain't seen
nothing yet."Copy !req
33. All right. Give me the fast drip.
I need the hydration.Copy !req
34. Don't worry, Doug. Just lie back.Copy !req
35. How's your beautiful wife, Jennifer?Copy !req
36. She's fine, really.Copy !req
37. You two settle your problems?Copy !req
38. Everything's okay.Copy !req
39. Hate to lose you in the ER, you know.Copy !req
40. - Lie back.
- I am.Copy !req
41. I can't tell you how much
I appreciate this.Copy !req
42. Really do.Copy !req
43. Here's your aspirin.Copy !req
44. Give him 2000cc's
in a fast drip.Copy !req
45. Don't let it run dry.Copy !req
46. Does he always do this?Copy !req
47. Only on his nights off.Copy !req
48. I'm going to bed.
Wake me at 6:30.Copy !req
49. Doctor Greene?Copy !req
50. Doctor Greene? Mark!Copy !req
51. What is it?Copy !req
52. Can I give Mrs. Williston
more Demerol?Copy !req
53. 50 milligrams, l.M.Copy !req
54. Thanks, Mark.Copy !req
55. - Dr. Greene!
- What is it?Copy !req
56. 6:30, Dr. Greene.Copy !req
57. - Hey, Timmy.
- Morning, Dr. Lewis.Copy !req
58. Oh, Dr. Lewis!Copy !req
59. Thank you.Copy !req
60. - Good morning, Dr. Benton.
- Hey, Jerry.Copy !req
61. This was the scene at 6: 1 5
this morning...Copy !req
62. where a building
collapsed during construction.Copy !req
63. Any estimate on the injuries?Copy !req
64. How long before they arrive?Copy !req
65. — 12 people injured
and 2 dead.Copy !req
66. Oh, yeah? That soon?Copy !req
67. - What's up, Timmy?
- Hey, Dr. Benton.Copy !req
68. Notify trauma.
An accident in the Loop.Copy !req
69. Twelve injuries, seven critical.Copy !req
70. Good day for us surgeons.Copy !req
71. Mrs. Willis in 4 needs a CBC.Copy !req
72. The man in 5 is a rule-out Ml waiting
for cardiac enzymes and 12 units.Copy !req
73. Dr. Ross is in 3, sleeping it off.
Wake him and get him out of there.Copy !req
74. I need a uric acid—Copy !req
75. What's this is all about?Copy !req
76. Building collapsed.
They're sending us a dozen.Copy !req
77. - Yeah, well, who's on?
- Just us.Copy !req
78. Forget all that. Call Susan Lewis.
Call the 7th and 8th floor.Copy !req
79. Tell them we need anybody
they can spare. Do that now.Copy !req
80. Take him to Trauma Room 2.Copy !req
81. What's your name, sir?
Can you tell me your name?Copy !req
82. - Next to 3. That way.
- Which way?Copy !req
83. That way!Copy !req
84. Take him to 1.
Down to the end, on the right.Copy !req
85. - What's your name, sir?
- It's Wilson.Copy !req
86. What is your address?Copy !req
87. Mr. Wilson?Copy !req
88. Get it later.Copy !req
89. Let's go. Let's bring him in.Copy !req
90. And on my count. On three.
One, two...Copy !req
91. three!Copy !req
92. How you doing, sir?Copy !req
93. Don't worry.
Everything will be fine.Copy !req
94. Sorry about the suit.
So is it just your hand?Copy !req
95. Let's see. Light?Copy !req
96. Light! Let's move.Copy !req
97. Have nice, pleasant thoughts.Copy !req
98. Let's have a CBC...Copy !req
99. type and cross-match.
We got a pre-op here.Copy !req
100. Notify the O.R., get us a room.Copy !req
101. Call Vascular and call Orthopedic.
Tell them to come down now.Copy !req
102. This is their lucky day.Copy !req
103. Mr. Wilson, your hand is barely
attached, but it's gonna be okay.Copy !req
104. Give me an EKG and X-ray
of his wrist and hand.Copy !req
105. - Can you feel anything in your hand?
- No.Copy !req
106. We'll save your hand,
don't worry.Copy !req
107. Clear!Copy !req
108. Mr. Jackson, where does it hurt?Copy !req
109. Where does it hurt, Mr. Jackson?Copy !req
110. Does it hurt when you breathe in?Copy !req
111. Have you been coughing up any blood?Copy !req
112. Okay, let me take a listen.Copy !req
113. Dr. Lewis!Copy !req
114. Okay. Where are we taking him?Copy !req
115. Do you have any pain in your head?Copy !req
116. How about your neck?
Any pain here?Copy !req
117. What I want you to do now—Copy !req
118. I want you to tell me if
it hurts you when you breathe.Copy !req
119. I don't get a BP.Copy !req
120. Start two large bore lVs.
Saline, wide open.Copy !req
121. Type and cross for 10 units, get me
4 units of O-negative, stat.Copy !req
122. Drop an NG tube
and get Dr. Benton in here.Copy !req
123. This is no place for a pediatrician.Copy !req
124. No sensation: radial, median or ulnar.Copy !req
125. No pulses. Color and
temperature as you see.Copy !req
126. He's gotten 500cc's saline.Copy !req
127. Crit's 32-5, type and cross-match sent.Copy !req
128. X-ray's waiting. O.R. will have
a room in 10 minutes.Copy !req
129. Let's get him out of here.Copy !req
130. You think you can save the hand?Copy !req
131. It looks good. I think so.Copy !req
132. I told him you could.
He's counting on you.Copy !req
133. Peter, you're a smart-ass.Copy !req
134. You'd love to do this case,
wouldn't you?Copy !req
135. I'm ready.
I could do it.Copy !req
136. You're a resident, Peter.Copy !req
137. You're years from a case like this.Copy !req
138. - How many fingers?
- Three.Copy !req
139. - What's your name?
- Jeff Barr.Copy !req
140. - Where are you?
- Cook County General.Copy !req
141. - What's today?
- St. Patrick's Day.Copy !req
142. You're fine.
Get a set of facial bones.Copy !req
143. You're gonna be just fine, Mr. Barr.Copy !req
144. - You're beautiful, doc.
- Thank you.Copy !req
145. - You married?
- No, I'm a doctor.Copy !req
146. - Then, listen—
- Take it easy, Mr. Barr.Copy !req
147. You don't want to fall on your face
twice in one day.Copy !req
148. How much did she vomit?Copy !req
149. A couple hundred cc's.Copy !req
150. Would you please take a deep breath?Copy !req
151. Good. Now another.
Any pain there?Copy !req
152. Okay, how about here?Copy !req
153. Call O.R., get a room.Copy !req
154. - What is her crit?
- 23.Copy !req
155. Wait a minute. Here we go!Copy !req
156. No pulse. Code blue.Copy !req
157. - Call the time.
- 8:37.Copy !req
158. Paddles!
That's a shockable rhythm.Copy !req
159. Let's move! Here we go.Copy !req
160. Nice and easy.Copy !req
161. Clear!Copy !req
162. - No response.
- Get me an amp of epi...Copy !req
163. and a hundred lidocaine.
Let's move it.Copy !req
164. Okay, what've we got here?
Where are the paramedics?Copy !req
165. Get his clothes off him.Copy !req
166. Give me something. I can't stand it!Copy !req
167. I'll give you something for the pain.Copy !req
168. Notify the orthopods we have
an open fracture.Copy !req
169. Give him tetanus and 5
of morphine right away.Copy !req
170. - Does it hurt anywhere else?
- My knee.Copy !req
171. - Need help?
- Check his knee.Copy !req
172. Here we go.Copy !req
173. We got patients on surgical
2 and 3. One of them looks bad.Copy !req
174. Fine, but this woman's
heart stopped...Copy !req
175. - ... and she needs it. Call the AR.
- They're in surgery.Copy !req
176. Get them.
Can't you see I'm busy?Copy !req
177. - Time?
- Two minutes.Copy !req
178. Come on, sweetheart.
You make us a little nervous here.Copy !req
179. Paddles. Let's go.Copy !req
180. Clear.Copy !req
181. Is that a blip?Copy !req
182. There it is.Copy !req
183. Come on.Copy !req
184. Come on back to us.Copy !req
185. Keep it pumping.
I think she's coming back.Copy !req
186. Bring her back for me, baby.Copy !req
187. Come on back to us.
Come on, baby. Yes!Copy !req
188. That one to Trauma 3.Copy !req
189. That's down the hall and to the left.Copy !req
190. Call Pathology. We got one...Copy !req
191. who won't be charged.
The name's Canelli.Copy !req
192. Canelli?
Relatives of Robert Canelli.Copy !req
193. Right here.Copy !req
194. - I'm his son.
- Hi, I'm Mark Greene.Copy !req
195. My father, he's...Copy !req
196. Your father was in an accident,
you know that?Copy !req
197. Come with me, please.Copy !req
198. No, just tell me. He's here, right?
Just tell me.Copy !req
199. Mr. Canelli, your father
had a heart attack...Copy !req
200. and we were unable to revive him.
I'm sorry.Copy !req
201. You bastard! You bastards!Copy !req
202. You're sorry?Copy !req
203. Come over here.Copy !req
204. That will make you
feel better.Copy !req
205. And we'll have you in the O.R.
in no time, okay?Copy !req
206. - Any others?
- No, that's it.Copy !req
207. - That's it?
- Yeah. Last two were DO A.Copy !req
208. That's it.Copy !req
209. Yeah, for now.Copy !req
210. Orderly, please bring
a wheelchair to Admitting.Copy !req
211. Orderly, please bring
a wheelchair to Admitting.Copy !req
212. - Where's Ross?
- He went to change.Copy !req
213. Somebody threw up on him.Copy !req
214. - That lady.
- The lady who arrested?Copy !req
215. - She make it?
- We got her going again.Copy !req
216. She's got a junctional rhythm,
but she's going.Copy !req
217. What about that guy's hand?Copy !req
218. They're still in surgery.Copy !req
219. They're gonna be working
all day on that one.Copy !req
220. - Anybody want coffee?
- I do.Copy !req
221. How do you take it?Copy !req
222. Same as yesterday and the day before.Copy !req
223. And they call me a smart-ass.Copy !req
224. You get any sleep last night?Copy !req
225. About an hour.Copy !req
226. The nurses raided the coffee.
Why don't they make their own?Copy !req
227. I'm gonna tell them.Copy !req
228. Never mind.Copy !req
229. Okay. Never mind.Copy !req
230. Aren't we getting
some new students today?Copy !req
231. Yeah, I think so.Copy !req
232. I hope they're good.
The last two were hopeless.Copy !req
233. - Something wrong?
- Oh, you bet there is.Copy !req
234. We're out of coffee again because
the nurses have been taking it.Copy !req
235. - Make some more.
- Make some more?Copy !req
236. We work 36 hours on, 18 off...Copy !req
237. which is 90 hours a week,
52 weeks a year.Copy !req
238. For that we are paid
$23,739 before taxes.Copy !req
239. And we also have to make the coffee?Copy !req
240. My heart is breaking.Copy !req
241. - Where are the filters?
- In the refrigerator.Copy !req
242. Dr. Greene, your wife is waiting
in the cafeteria. Dr. Greene.Copy !req
243. Damn it!Copy !req
244. Everything's fine.Copy !req
245. Morning, Dr. Greene.Copy !req
246. Hey, Mom! Look!Copy !req
247. Two more bites, baby. Please?Copy !req
248. Then you're done.Copy !req
249. - Hi, Rachel.
- Hey, Dad, look!Copy !req
250. Oh, look!Copy !req
251. Grilled cheese sandwich
for breakfast.Copy !req
252. I gave in. What can I say?Copy !req
253. You're late.Copy !req
254. Sorry, we had a big one.
A building collapsed.Copy !req
255. Mommy's reading about tarts.Copy !req
256. Torts.Copy !req
257. Are you getting any sleep?Copy !req
258. Yeah, yeah. I'm okay.Copy !req
259. - You look tired.
- Yeah, Dad. You look tired.Copy !req
260. Oh, I do, do l?Copy !req
261. Are you gonna finish that?Copy !req
262. You mind if I eat it?Copy !req
263. Dr. Harris' office called
to confirm your meeting.Copy !req
264. Oh, jeez! That was today.Copy !req
265. You can still go, right?Copy !req
266. Yeah, yeah. I guess.Copy !req
267. You're not gonna forget
or get too busy?Copy !req
268. I'll go.Copy !req
269. What's so funny?Copy !req
270. - You know you're gonna hate it.
- Maybe not.Copy !req
271. At least the patients
don't throw up on you.Copy !req
272. Who threw up?Copy !req
273. Who threw up?Copy !req
274. Nobody threw up.Copy !req
275. It's just that between your hours
and my studying...Copy !req
276. I feel like we never see
each other.Copy !req
277. I'll go meet Harris today, okay?Copy !req
278. I just hope you like it.Copy !req
279. Look at this.Copy !req
280. It's the first tailored
white coat I've seen.Copy !req
281. - isn't he lovely?
- Lovely.Copy !req
282. Think he knows anything?Copy !req
283. He knows how to dress.Copy !req
284. He's my student. I'll find out.Copy !req
285. - John Carter?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
286. Peter Benton.Copy !req
287. - You the surgical student?
- Third year.Copy !req
288. We'll spend a lot of time together,
so let me show you around.Copy !req
289. The Admitting desk is where you
page someone or get a chart.Copy !req
290. Don't shake his hand.
He's afraid of disease.Copy !req
291. In the lab we do crits,
counts, spin-downs.Copy !req
292. Mark chemistries "stat" whether
you want it fast or not.Copy !req
293. The chem lab is 7022. The heme lab
is 6944. Memorize it.Copy !req
294. lVs are given to everybody.Copy !req
295. Use an angiocath and 16 needle.Copy !req
296. You need a large bore
to transfuse them.Copy !req
297. - Can you start an lV?
- Actually, no.Copy !req
298. Aren't you third year?Copy !req
299. All I've done are
dermatology and psychiatry.Copy !req
300. The well-dressed specialties, huh?Copy !req
301. You'll find surgeons try to
help people, not just bill them.Copy !req
302. Pull the skin tight so the veins
don't roll, and go in low.Copy !req
303. Once in, pull this out
and hook it here.Copy !req
304. This is Carol Hathaway, the head nurse.
John Carter.Copy !req
305. Terrific, isn't she?Copy !req
306. She dates an orthopod who used
to be a Big Ten tackle.Copy !req
307. You want to tape it.Copy !req
308. Moderate flow, two or three
drips per second.Copy !req
309. That's it. That's all
there is to it.Copy !req
310. All along here you have
the medical examining rooms.Copy !req
311. It's where the pill-pushers
kill their victims.Copy !req
312. But this...Copy !req
313. this is the surgical room.Copy !req
314. This is where the real action is.Copy !req
315. We use this phone to
call the O.R., 6440.Copy !req
316. X-ray is around the corner.
They're idiots.Copy !req
317. They scare the patients.Copy !req
318. Whenever you can,
go with the patients to X-ray.Copy !req
319. Don't let them get scared.
Don't let them get hurt.Copy !req
320. Here's Dr. Morgenstern.
He's the head of ER.Copy !req
321. Watch out, he eats students for lunch.Copy !req
322. David Morgenstern.Copy !req
323. - When did that severed hand go up?
- A vascular took it up an hour ago.Copy !req
324. Dr. Benton is one of
our best residents.Copy !req
325. Learn everything you can from him.Copy !req
326. Except attitude.Copy !req
327. - He didn't mean that.
- Yes, he did!Copy !req
328. You'll sew people up here.
Do you know how to suture?Copy !req
329. Okay, I'll teach you.Copy !req
330. - ls there anyone to sew?
- How would I know?Copy !req
331. I love this great spirit of
camaraderie. Everyone wants to help.Copy !req
332. Here's the suture room.Copy !req
333. Good morning, I'm Dr. Benton.
This is Dr. Carter.Copy !req
334. Let's have a look.Copy !req
335. - How'd you do this?
- Broke one of the breakfast dishes.Copy !req
336. Don't worry. We'll have you
fixed up right away.Copy !req
337. - Now, can you feel this?
- Yes!Copy !req
338. - Can you move your finger?
- It's just a cut!Copy !req
339. We have a policeman coming in
with a gunshot wound.Copy !req
340. Put him in Room 2, notify X-ray.
I'll be right there.Copy !req
341. Now, here's all your stuff.Copy !req
342. Ask if she's allergic
to locals or any drugs.Copy !req
343. This is lidocaine, but call it
Novocaine. They've heard of that.Copy !req
344. Any allergy to Novocaine?Copy !req
345. My teeth are okay.Copy !req
346. - No reactions, rashes, anything?
- No, of course not.Copy !req
347. You inject both sides of the wound.Copy !req
348. You have to put on surgical gloves.
You know how to do that?Copy !req
349. Great. Here we go.Copy !req
350. Here you go, Dr. Ross.Copy !req
351. Thank you, Nance.Copy !req
352. Dr. Ross.Copy !req
353. Tracy Young.
I'm your third-year student.Copy !req
354. Hello, Tracy Young.
Nice to meet you.Copy !req
355. We'll be working
very closely together—Copy !req
356. Not that closely, but
I'll do my best to help you.Copy !req
357. - I'd like to get started.
- Just being friendly.Copy !req
358. I've got all the friends
I need, thanks.Copy !req
359. Shall we get started?Copy !req
360. Evert the edges and space them...Copy !req
361. because the tissues will be swelling.Copy !req
362. Space them this way.Copy !req
363. The policeman's here.Copy !req
364. Okay, I'm coming. Here, you finish.Copy !req
365. Okay, this isn't going to hurt at all.Copy !req
366. Now, what happened, Billy?Copy !req
367. The school sent him home.
They said he vomited blood.Copy !req
368. Can you tell me what happened?Copy !req
369. He's a very high-strung child.
Always very tense, very nervous.Copy !req
370. Maybe you better wait outside
while I examine your son.Copy !req
371. It's procedure.Copy !req
372. I should be here!
I'm worried about Billy. He needs me.Copy !req
373. Please wait outside.Copy !req
374. Look, doctor, this is my son...Copy !req
375. and I want to be here.
He's very high-strung!Copy !req
376. You're absolutely right.
You love your son.Copy !req
377. You want him treated immediately.Copy !req
378. So it's best...Copy !req
379. if you have a seat outside here.
And we'll be right with you.Copy !req
380. Hey, kiddo. All right.Copy !req
381. Did you vomit blood?Copy !req
382. Do you have any pain?Copy !req
383. Okay, can you point to the pain?Copy !req
384. Right in here.Copy !req
385. Have you vomited blood before?Copy !req
386. Many times?Copy !req
387. First eight-year-old
ulcer patient I've seen.Copy !req
388. You still here?
You doing a Sistine Chapel?Copy !req
389. Finish her up, start an lV
in Room 2. Bye, ma'am.Copy !req
390. Nurse, could you bandage this?Copy !req
391. - Thank you, doctor.
- You're very welcome.Copy !req
392. When do I get my stitches out?Copy !req
393. Three weeks.Copy !req
394. When my son had stitches
they said ten days.Copy !req
395. Really? Ten days, three weeks.
Any time in there.Copy !req
396. We need an anesthesiologist to ICU.Copy !req
397. Please report to the ICU, stat.Copy !req
398. 250 mg Rocephin l.M. for the
man in Room 4...Copy !req
399. and remind him to come back
in two days.Copy !req
400. Carol, are we out of oral
ampicillin?Copy !req
401. We ordered some yesterday.Copy !req
402. - Dr. Greene wants more Lasix.
- We were out an hour ago.Copy !req
403. Dr. Ross wants some PKU cards.Copy !req
404. No. He'll have to get
a blue-top from the baby.Copy !req
405. He says he can't.Copy !req
406. Are you sure that you don't have
a PKU card tucked away in...Copy !req
407. that special stash of yours?Copy !req
408. Like this?Copy !req
409. I can always count on you.
Even if you do prefer football players.Copy !req
410. You had your chance.Copy !req
411. I was young. I was a fool!Copy !req
412. You're still a fool.Copy !req
413. What's the worst
paying medical specialty?Copy !req
414. - Pediatrics?
- You were right the first time.Copy !req
415. Carol, did that Lasix come up yet?
Because we need it now!Copy !req
416. Good morning. I'm Dr. Carter.
What seems to be the problem?Copy !req
417. What's it look like?
I shot myself in the freaking leg.Copy !req
418. - We'll fix you up.
- You guys keep saying that.Copy !req
419. But first, we have to start
a little lV.Copy !req
420. Just hurry it up, okay?Copy !req
421. Yes, sir.Copy !req
422. Oh, excuse me. Sorry.Copy !req
423. I wanted to belt her in the mouth.
I really did.Copy !req
424. Then I go and shoot myself in the leg.Copy !req
425. These things happen.Copy !req
426. I bet you see a lot
working in a place like this.Copy !req
427. Oh, yeah. All the time.Copy !req
428. You don't mind my asking,
have you done this before?Copy !req
429. I'd hate to tell you how often
I've done this.Copy !req
430. You'll feel a needle.Copy !req
431. Come on, it wasn't that bad.Copy !req
432. But we missed the vein.Copy !req
433. We have to try this one more time.Copy !req
434. My wife's not that bad.
We don't argue that much.Copy !req
435. Once in a while. In this case
it's lucky I didn't kill her.Copy !req
436. Oh, man!Copy !req
437. I'm afraid we missed again.Copy !req
438. We'll try one more time.Copy !req
439. You have very tough veins.Copy !req
440. My wife...Copy !req
441. is a very beautiful woman.Copy !req
442. I'm not proud of beating up any woman.
Even when she's asking for it.Copy !req
443. I mean in this case, it's lucky
I didn't break her neck!Copy !req
444. I got it. Don't move.Copy !req
445. Don't move!Copy !req
446. It's in the vein. Do not move at all.Copy !req
447. There you go, officer.
You got yourself an lV!Copy !req
448. Everything's gonna be fine now.Copy !req
449. Can I move?Copy !req
450. Sure, move around.
You're fine.Copy !req
451. That's all I can do for the moment.Copy !req
452. They'll take you to X-ray,
then to surgery.Copy !req
453. - Surgery?
- But believe me...Copy !req
454. the worst is over.Copy !req
455. This happened when you woke up?Copy !req
456. Yes, when I got out of bed.Copy !req
457. - Are you still seeing double now?
- No.Copy !req
458. - How many fingers?
- Three.Copy !req
459. - Have you had eye trouble before?
- No, never.Copy !req
460. Did you have pain while
seeing double?Copy !req
461. Headache?
Trouble with your balance?Copy !req
462. Funny taste in your mouth?
Flashing spots?Copy !req
463. - Weakness in limbs?
- No, none of those things. Never.Copy !req
464. I can call a neurologist
to go over you...Copy !req
465. but that'll cost you $200.Copy !req
466. if you don't have any symptoms now,
I'd leave it alone.Copy !req
467. Come back if you have
more trouble.Copy !req
468. - Who's next?
- You're just saying that because I'm black.Copy !req
469. Trying to save you money,
I know you don't have insurance.Copy !req
470. You wouldn't say this
if I wasn't black.Copy !req
471. You're Jewish, right?Copy !req
472. Call a neuro consult for Mr. Ervin,
cc transient diplopia, and bill him.Copy !req
473. Hello, somebody! Hello!Copy !req
474. - What is it?
- I got a lady pregnant in my cab outside.Copy !req
475. Why'd you do that?Copy !req
476. We don't deliver here.Copy !req
477. You have to take her up to OB.Copy !req
478. She's having a baby whether you
deliver it or not.Copy !req
479. Hey, you busy?
Why don't you come with me?Copy !req
480. Get us an OB nurse.Copy !req
481. Okay, okay, ma'am.
Come on. Let's go. Let's get out.Copy !req
482. - You'll be fine.
- When did it start snowing?Copy !req
483. Come on, doctor, give me a hand!Copy !req
484. Up on the gurney, there you go.Copy !req
485. Is this your first child?Copy !req
486. Okay, let's go.Copy !req
487. It's starting, it's coming!Copy !req
488. Hold the head in. We don't
want her to deliver here.Copy !req
489. Put your hand between her legs
and hold the head in.Copy !req
490. Breathe, ma'am.
Blow through the pain.Copy !req
491. Get me Anesthesia, call the
pediatrician. Hook up those stirrups.Copy !req
492. You doing an episiotomy?Copy !req
493. I don't have time.
She's already crowning.Copy !req
494. Blow through the pain, ma'am.
Blow through the pain.Copy !req
495. Blow through the pain.
That's right.Copy !req
496. - What should I do?
- Just what you're doing.Copy !req
497. Is it snowing out there?Copy !req
498. When I'm done scrubbing,
I'll take over while you scrub.Copy !req
499. - Where's the OB resident?
- They're on call.Copy !req
500. You want a gown?Copy !req
501. I don't think I have time.Copy !req
502. I'm gonna have to catch this one
anyway I can.Copy !req
503. No kidding? All right, dear.
You'll be just fine.Copy !req
504. You just have to blow, okay? Blow.Copy !req
505. - Is it snowing?
- Yeah, it's snowing.Copy !req
506. Snowing on March 17th.
This is unbelievable.Copy !req
507. It's okay, ma'am.
You're going to be just fine.Copy !req
508. Let me take over. There we go.Copy !req
509. Ma'am, we're gonna push on
the next one, okay?Copy !req
510. One, two, three...Copy !req
511. One more. This is the one.Copy !req
512. And, push, push, push...Copy !req
513. One more push.Copy !req
514. We're gonna get him out.Copy !req
515. One, two, three, push.
Good!Copy !req
516. Shoulders are clear.Copy !req
517. You have a beautiful little boy.Copy !req
518. Clamp.Copy !req
519. There you go.Copy !req
520. He's a cutie-pie.Copy !req
521. You did a good job there.Copy !req
522. Dr. Carter. You have 3 sutures
waiting for you.Copy !req
523. You're not on medical services.
They don't need your help.Copy !req
524. Come on, let's get cracking.Copy !req
525. Martin, Jonathan.Copy !req
526. Anterior and lateral
right lower extremity.Copy !req
527. Femur articulation...Copy !req
528. patella, tibia, fibula
all appear normal.Copy !req
529. There's a radiolucent density
in the soft tissue...Copy !req
530. superficial to the fibula.Copy !req
531. A bullet is what it's called, Steve.Copy !req
532. There is no apparent fragmentation of
the foreign body.Copy !req
533. Distal tibia and fibula
all appear...Copy !req
534. - Come on, Steve!
- ... within normal limits.Copy !req
535. Foreign body in
the right lower extremity...Copy !req
536. consistent with possible bullet.Copy !req
537. Is that it? Thank you.Copy !req
538. I'll take these.Copy !req
539. There's a guy with a bullet in
his leg who'd like to have it out.Copy !req
540. Sure you're not feeling any pain?
No pain here in your back?Copy !req
541. You know what?Copy !req
542. All you've got is
a fracture to your ankle.Copy !req
543. Everything else is fine.Copy !req
544. Now, what's the story, doc?
Do I get worker's comp?Copy !req
545. The story?Copy !req
546. The story is, you're still alive.Copy !req
547. Great, but I got a few bills and—Copy !req
548. There it is, nice and red.Copy !req
549. He has Otitis media.
He'll be fine.Copy !req
550. 250 milligrams of oral amoxicillan.Copy !req
551. if he's not better tomorrow,
call me.Copy !req
552. All right? It was nice to see you.Copy !req
553. Bye, tiger.Copy !req
554. - He's very handsome.
- He knows it.Copy !req
555. We got a UA and a sed rate
for patient Rebecca Morton.Copy !req
556. M-O-R—Copy !req
557. What do you mean?
We sent this an hour ago!Copy !req
558. It's 1:40 and it was a stat
determination.Copy !req
559. What're you doing,
picking your noses?Copy !req
560. Chest pains two hours, question AMl.Copy !req
561. I will talk to you
any damn way I want to.Copy !req
562. if I sent for a stat chem...Copy !req
563. I want it in an hour,
not sometime next month.Copy !req
564. Well, we're a little busy here too.Copy !req
565. When they start going to lunch
things will really slow down.Copy !req
566. - What do you want me to do?
- Go to lunch.Copy !req
567. I'm okay, if there's
something to do.Copy !req
568. Excuse me a minute.Copy !req
569. Don't be a hero.Copy !req
570. if I tell you to go to lunch, go.Copy !req
571. It's a long time before dinner,
and you may be too busy to eat.Copy !req
572. You never know how long till
your next meal, so eat when you can.Copy !req
573. Get the hell out of here.
And don't take more than half an hour.Copy !req
574. I'm Dr. Greene.
What's the trouble, Mrs. O'Rourke?Copy !req
575. I'm not Mrs. O'Rourke.Copy !req
576. Mrs. O'Rourke!Copy !req
577. ls there a Mrs. O'Rourke here?Copy !req
578. - Tyrone!
- What is it?Copy !req
579. Crack dealer. Took 5 shots.Copy !req
580. We need muscle in here!Copy !req
581. - He's just a kid.
- Thirteen.Copy !req
582. - Call security!
- Why?Copy !req
583. The other gang members
may come and finish him off.Copy !req
584. Let's keep it calm.
Here we go.Copy !req
585. This is Tracy Young in ER.
I need someone in Trauma Room 1.Copy !req
586. Surgical 2. Turn right and down.Copy !req
587. We have a motorcycle accident coming.Copy !req
588. - Wasn't wearing a helmet.
- Those are stat labs.Copy !req
589. I'll be across the street. Told
my wife I'd keep this appointment.Copy !req
590. Can Susan cover for me?Copy !req
591. No, not there!Copy !req
592. Surgical 2!Copy !req
593. I'm Dr. Greene to see Dr. Harris.Copy !req
594. Everyone has a family, Mark.Copy !req
595. My wife wants to shop. Kids grow up.Copy !req
596. You want private school, college.
You gotta think about that.Copy !req
597. Now, the office for our
next associate is here.Copy !req
598. As a junior man, you'll do all calls
and weekends for a year or so.Copy !req
599. Compensation...Copy !req
600. you'll start out at 120,000 per year,
plus bonuses.Copy !req
601. The group has a condo in Jamaica
and one in Aspen. Do you ski?Copy !req
602. Haven't had the opportunity.Copy !req
603. You should. It's a great sport.Copy !req
604. Morgenstern tells me that you're
the sharpest guy ER ever had.Copy !req
605. But I'll tell you,
the ER is a young man's game.Copy !req
606. You think you're doing good,
but there's a lot to life...Copy !req
607. especially this one.Copy !req
608. We find the practice
intellectually challenging...Copy !req
609. so we send our physicians
to major conferences.Copy !req
610. Last year: Maui, Paris, Rome.Copy !req
611. We're proud to practice the best
possible medicine we can here.Copy !req
612. - Seems great.
- You like this?Copy !req
613. We had Prescott redesign it.Copy !req
614. We redesign every couple of years.
Keeps us looking fresh.Copy !req
615. Terrific.Copy !req
616. Do we have time for lunch?Copy !req
617. We'll go to the Crown Club.
They have a great porcini pasta.Copy !req
618. - I gotta get back.
- No oil!Copy !req
619. Melissa would you bring
Dr. Greene's coat?Copy !req
620. Maybe next week?Copy !req
621. - We'd love to have you.
- Thank you.Copy !req
622. Mrs. McCormick, how are you?Copy !req
623. I thought the Field Museum Ball
was wonderful!Copy !req
624. Margo loved the flower arrangements.Copy !req
625. Cheer up, doctor, it's only 3:00.Copy !req
626. Three o'clock.
I must be crazy, huh?Copy !req
627. That's a very good insight.Copy !req
628. When did it start raining?Copy !req
629. It's raining!Copy !req
630. It has been for an hour.Copy !req
631. - How's your new student?
- Very capable.Copy !req
632. Tough.Copy !req
633. So I hear you went up to
Harris' today.Copy !req
634. Did he offer you a job?Copy !req
635. Yeah. I think I have to go to
a lot of charity balls.Copy !req
636. There are worse things.Copy !req
637. I guess.Copy !req
638. Must be.Copy !req
639. What's this I hear about you
and that tech up on Surgical 4?Copy !req
640. - I'm a married man.
- So?Copy !req
641. - So whatever you heard is not true.
- All right.Copy !req
642. I heard that she was seriously cute.Copy !req
643. But you are faithful to your wife.
Is that what you're telling me?Copy !req
644. Why would you do something like that?Copy !req
645. Because I'm too tired
to do anything else.Copy !req
646. We'll know more when we have
the x-rays. How much do you smoke?Copy !req
647. Two, three packs a day sometimes.Copy !req
648. And how long have you been
doing this?Copy !req
649. Since I was about 14, I guess.Copy !req
650. - You really should stop that.
- I know.Copy !req
651. Excuse me.
You can put your clothes back on.Copy !req
652. Listen, I can't talk at work
unless it's— It is?Copy !req
653. Well, what—?Copy !req
654. No, I'm on all night.Copy !req
655. I get off tomorrow night at six.Copy !req
656. Paul, I thought we broke up.Copy !req
657. Oh, Paul, come on.Copy !req
658. Damn!Copy !req
659. What? No, not you. It's just,
I have to tell a patient something.Copy !req
660. Listen, is everything all right?
I'm sorry, but I just—Copy !req
661. Yeah. Okay, bye.Copy !req
662. We have your x-rays, Mr. Parker.Copy !req
663. You can see there's a density
in the right middle lobe.Copy !req
664. What does that mean?Copy !req
665. Something abnormal within
the structure of your lung.Copy !req
666. - In my lung?
- That's right.Copy !req
667. - What is it?
- It could be...Copy !req
668. an infiltrate, a dense area
of tissue from an old infection.Copy !req
669. Perhaps an inhaled foreign body.Copy !req
670. It could be a granuloma.
It could be a lot of things.Copy !req
671. - What do you think it is?
- There's no way to know.Copy !req
672. You'll need
a bronchoscopy and possibly...Copy !req
673. exploratory surgery.Copy !req
674. I understand, but what do you
think in the meantime?Copy !req
675. You should consider it
potentially serious.Copy !req
676. So I got cancer.Copy !req
677. I'm not saying that.
We don't know anything for sure.Copy !req
678. Let me explain something to you.Copy !req
679. I'm 40. I have a wife
and 3 children...Copy !req
680. a house not paid for...Copy !req
681. and a mother whose house
isn't paid for.Copy !req
682. I have responsibilities.Copy !req
683. So I need to know.
I need to know what you think.Copy !req
684. You should regard your condition
as very serious...Copy !req
685. but await a final determination.Copy !req
686. I don't understand the problem.Copy !req
687. Are you afraid to tell me the truth?Copy !req
688. Your history of coughing blood,
weight loss...Copy !req
689. and this x-ray
is suggestive of cancer.Copy !req
690. But the diagnosis is not confirmed,
and it may be something else.Copy !req
691. And we shouldn't jump to any
conclusions until we know.Copy !req
692. That's what I think.Copy !req
693. How long do I have?Copy !req
694. Six months to a year.Copy !req
695. Do I have six months for sure?Copy !req
696. No, not for sure.Copy !req
697. I was wondering because I always
wanted to take my wife to Nassau.Copy !req
698. We talked about it,
but we never did it.Copy !req
699. I just figured, spring's coming,
it's getting too late to go to Nassau.Copy !req
700. She always wanted a suntan in the
winter to show off to the neighbors.Copy !req
701. I understand.Copy !req
702. So I guess I'd better go.Copy !req
703. Summer will be here before you know it,
so I better go soon, huh?Copy !req
704. Doctor, I want to thank you.Copy !req
705. I want to thank you for your help
and for being straight with me.Copy !req
706. I guess I don't have to quit smoking.Copy !req
707. Mr. Parker, if there's one thing
you learn in my job...Copy !req
708. it's that nothing is certain.Copy !req
709. Nothing that seems very bad
and nothing that seems very good.Copy !req
710. Nothing is certain.Copy !req
711. Nothing.Copy !req
712. I'm sorry.Copy !req
713. Good evening.Copy !req
714. How's it going tonight, Mrs. Raskin?Copy !req
715. Timmy, I have a problem
that requires medical attention.Copy !req
716. See Dr. Greene.
He's on duty tonight.Copy !req
717. Dr. Greene!Copy !req
718. How nice!Copy !req
719. - Good evening.
- How you doing?Copy !req
720. He says he doesn't drink. Then—Copy !req
721. I require medical attention,
Dr. Greene.Copy !req
722. Give me a minute, Chris.Copy !req
723. Yes, Mrs. Raskin?Copy !req
724. I have this troublesome...Copy !req
725. hangnail.Copy !req
726. - Mrs. Raskin.
- I'm afraid it may be infected.Copy !req
727. if we treat you, it's gonna
cost you $ 180. You do know that?Copy !req
728. I wish you'd do it for me.Copy !req
729. You're such a nice young doctor...Copy !req
730. and I do appreciate
your taking the time.Copy !req
731. We'll handle this in the lab.Copy !req
732. The lab? Oh, gracious!Copy !req
733. I had no idea how complicated it was!Copy !req
734. I'll be excising
Mrs. Raskin's hangnail.Copy !req
735. I'll stand back.Copy !req
736. Well, at my age,
you can't be too careful.Copy !req
737. Please have a seat, Mrs. Raskin.Copy !req
738. Thank you.Copy !req
739. Dr. Greene, you look tired.
How have you been?Copy !req
740. Fine, thanks.Copy !req
741. And your wife? Is she still
studying for her bar exam?Copy !req
742. Next month.
We won't see much of each other.Copy !req
743. This alcohol may feel cold.Copy !req
744. - Mark, you got time for coffee?
- In half an hour.Copy !req
745. She's very cute.
She work here at the hospital?Copy !req
746. She's a resident.Copy !req
747. Did I tell you
my sister got remarried?Copy !req
748. How long has it been
since I've seen you?Copy !req
749. Just a week or so.Copy !req
750. - Here we go.
- Oh, don't make such a fuss!Copy !req
751. Thank you, Dr. Greene.Copy !req
752. Now, you be a good boy...Copy !req
753. and go home to your wife.Copy !req
754. - Another day, another dollar.
- Good night, Timmy.Copy !req
755. - See you.
- Good night.Copy !req
756. Hey, Red.Copy !req
757. - Hey, Tim.
- How you doing?Copy !req
758. - I'm good.
- Yeah? Good.Copy !req
759. Ready to work.Copy !req
760. - Can you get some—
- Sorry, I'm off.Copy !req
761. - I forgot. See you.
- Good night.Copy !req
762. In 3, the lady with pulmonary edema
gets Lasix and a nitroglycerin drip.Copy !req
763. In 4, there's some kid.
Dr. Ross is looking after him.Copy !req
764. Five, there's a question pulmonary
embolism. Labs are coming.Copy !req
765. I need 2 grams chloramphenicol.Copy !req
766. You're gonna have to get it
from the next shift.Copy !req
767. - See you tomorrow.
- Good night.Copy !req
768. Malik needs chloramphenicol.Copy !req
769. - Coming right up.
- All right.Copy !req
770. - Good night.
- See you.Copy !req
771. See you guys tomorrow.Copy !req
772. Come on, it's not that bad.
It's a very minor cut.Copy !req
773. - Three stitches.
- It's not the cut!Copy !req
774. It's the car.Copy !req
775. I smashed the car.Copy !req
776. I wasn't supposed to drive it,
and I took the keys...Copy !req
777. and I smashed it up.Copy !req
778. And it was brand-new!Copy !req
779. My father loves that car.Copy !req
780. Well, it might not be
as bad as you think.Copy !req
781. It was a brand-new Cadillac...Copy !req
782. with power steering...Copy !req
783. and air conditioning.Copy !req
784. Oh, God! He'll kill me.Copy !req
785. It was the first new car he ever had!Copy !req
786. Suzanne.Copy !req
787. - Oh, my God!
- Oh, Daddy.Copy !req
788. Could we not move, please?Copy !req
789. - Is she gonna be all right?
- She's gonna be fine.Copy !req
790. Oh, honey.Copy !req
791. Daddy...Copy !req
792. I trashed the car.Copy !req
793. It's all right.Copy !req
794. The important thing is
that you're okay.Copy !req
795. What car?Copy !req
796. The Caddy?Copy !req
797. Daddy, I'm so sorry.Copy !req
798. You totaled my new Seville?Copy !req
799. My new Cadillac!Copy !req
800. It doesn't matter.Copy !req
801. It doesn't matter.Copy !req
802. You have 6 in backup.
That's not good.Copy !req
803. The worst is yet to come.
Let's move, huh?Copy !req
804. Who was that idiot?Copy !req
805. Why'd he do it?Copy !req
806. I don't know.
He just swallowed it.Copy !req
807. - Jimmy, why'd you do it?
- Because.Copy !req
808. You see? He's impossible!Copy !req
809. Here's the KUB.Copy !req
810. There it is, all right.Copy !req
811. You mean it's in his stomach?Copy !req
812. - You said he swallowed it.
- What do I do?Copy !req
813. Check his stools.
He'll probably pass it.Copy !req
814. I mean, how do I get into my house?
I'm locked out.Copy !req
815. You don't have another key?Copy !req
816. - It's not funny.
- I'm sorry.Copy !req
817. It's possible to become pregnant
without actual penetration.Copy !req
818. - Just by fooling around.
- I'm not pregnant.Copy !req
819. It's important you tell me
why you think you may be.Copy !req
820. No reason.Copy !req
821. if you are, you might
have an ectopic pregnancy...Copy !req
822. and you'd need
surgery right away.Copy !req
823. It's serious. It could be
a matter of life and death.Copy !req
824. I'm not pregnant.Copy !req
825. Excuse me for one second.Copy !req
826. - How old?
- She's 13.Copy !req
827. She's got pain in her lower left
side and she's not pregnant?Copy !req
828. Okay, let's see.Copy !req
829. Hello, Miss Murphy.
I'm Dr. Benton.Copy !req
830. How long has it been
since your last period?Copy !req
831. - I don't know.
- Just think back. Tell me roughly.Copy !req
832. It was after Christmas.Copy !req
833. So it's been a few months.Copy !req
834. I guess so.
I haven't paid attention.Copy !req
835. You've had sexual intercourse?Copy !req
836. Yes.Copy !req
837. Dr. Carter...Copy !req
838. it's an ectopic pregnancy...Copy !req
839. and she needs to be scheduled
for ultrasound and surgery right away.Copy !req
840. How'd it go?Copy !req
841. You know what Harris' office is like.
It's like a nightclub or something.Copy !req
842. - He offered you a job?
- Yeah.Copy !req
843. - But I don't know.
- You don't wanna do it.Copy !req
844. It doesn't seem
like real medicine to me.Copy !req
845. - So what's the problem?
- You know what the problem is.Copy !req
846. Jennifer?Copy !req
847. You can't live your life
for someone else.Copy !req
848. - I know.
- Especially a lawyer.Copy !req
849. - She's not a lawyer yet.
- It's gotta be your life.Copy !req
850. It is. It's just...Copy !req
851. She keeps talking about
how she doesn't see me anymore.Copy !req
852. Well, she probably never does.
I never see Paul.Copy !req
853. I thought you guys broke up.Copy !req
854. Well, we did. But...Copy !req
855. you know.Copy !req
856. Yeah.Copy !req
857. Yeah, yeah. Right away.Copy !req
858. Come on, we gotta go.Copy !req
859. We gotta go.Copy !req
860. Mark, what?Copy !req
861. Did you hear?Copy !req
862. Yeah. She's on her way.Copy !req
863. It's incredible.Copy !req
864. I don't know how this happened...Copy !req
865. to her, of all people.Copy !req
866. I don't know.Copy !req
867. Okay, people.
Let's break it up.Copy !req
868. There's lots to do.
Let's get back to work.Copy !req
869. Come on.
What do you expect to see?Copy !req
870. Hey, let's get back to work!Copy !req
871. Go in here. Head first.Copy !req
872. My God, it is Hathaway!Copy !req
873. All right, move her on three.
One, two, three.Copy !req
874. Let's get her clothes off.
Let's go, let's go!Copy !req
875. Let's go.Copy !req
876. Call Respiratory.Copy !req
877. What'd she take?Copy !req
878. I don't know.
She went into the medicine cabinet.Copy !req
879. You have no idea what she took?Copy !req
880. I want a drug screen, two milligrams
of Narcan and an amp of D50.Copy !req
881. - You wanna pump her?
- Yep.Copy !req
882. Marie, call Neuro.
Call the nursing supervisor.Copy !req
883. Did you call her family?Copy !req
884. I don't know her family.Copy !req
885. - Why'd she do it?
- It doesn't matter why.Copy !req
886. We don't ask that about other ODs
and we don't ask it about this one.Copy !req
887. I want blood gas and electrolytes.Copy !req
888. - How hypotensive is she?
- 80 over 60.Copy !req
889. - Did she have anything to drink?
- A Scotch.Copy !req
890. - More than one?
- I don't know. Maybe.Copy !req
891. What are you people
standing around for?Copy !req
892. Do the arterial stick.
She got a Babinski?Copy !req
893. Yeah, positive.Copy !req
894. - How's the oxygen?
- Fifteen liters and running.Copy !req
895. Morgenstern's on his way.
Her serum barb is 45.Copy !req
896. - Is that a mistake?
- Repeated twice.Copy !req
897. Close the curtain.
This isn't a show here, people.Copy !req
898. And what's the nature of the—Copy !req
899. I see.Copy !req
900. Call Dr. Benton. We got a shotgun
wound to the chest coming in.Copy !req
901. What a night!Copy !req
902. Gas distention, distal
to the duodenum is...Copy !req
903. Call the O.R.Copy !req
904. Acute small
bowel obstruction.Copy !req
905. This is a surgical candidate.Copy !req
906. Oh, you guys are incredible.
What would we do without you?Copy !req
907. It's nice to see you, Peter.
Man of many talents, all unproven.Copy !req
908. We get a new barbiturate level yet?Copy !req
909. It just came back.Copy !req
910. It's still 45.Copy !req
911. Mid-range and sluggish.
BP: 90 over 70.Copy !req
912. We just got her barbiturate level.
It's 45 micrograms per milliliter.Copy !req
913. She's intubated and we're getting
her ready for hemoperfusion.Copy !req
914. But if she's decerebrating...
You know the question.Copy !req
915. Should we be trying
any of this at all?Copy !req
916. It doesn't look hopeful.Copy !req
917. But for the morale of the unit,
we gotta do everything.Copy !req
918. I mean, she was...Copy !req
919. is...Copy !req
920. very popular.Copy !req
921. The unit's looking to you, Mark.
You set the tone.Copy !req
922. She was one of us.
We loved her. We worked with her.Copy !req
923. Now something's happened to her.Copy !req
924. It makes us feel guilty and angry
and scares the hell out of us.Copy !req
925. But we take care of her,
and then we go on with our jobs.Copy !req
926. You set the tone, Mark.Copy !req
927. You get the unit through this.Copy !req
928. I'm fine.Copy !req
929. Call me if anything happens.Copy !req
930. Anything at all.Copy !req
931. - She really did it, didn't she?
- Yeah, she did.Copy !req
932. - She seemed okay today.
- Yeah, she seemed fine.Copy !req
933. She was making jokes.Copy !req
934. Everything was great. She was funny.
She was joking like always.Copy !req
935. She was great.Copy !req
936. Go get some coffee, Doug.Copy !req
937. Come on. Let's get him up.Copy !req
938. Alrighty. Good, good.Copy !req
939. A knife wound.
I thought it was a gunshot wound.Copy !req
940. Excuse me.
I feel a little...Copy !req
941. I didn't need you anyway.
Notify the O.R. Let's get a room.Copy !req
942. Move him out.
Here we go, buddy.Copy !req
943. Jerry, hold that?Copy !req
944. Feeling better?Copy !req
945. I'll be okay in a minute.
It just got to me all of a sudden.Copy !req
946. Keep your head down.Copy !req
947. There's no rush. Just relax.Copy !req
948. It stopped raining.Copy !req
949. I thought I was going to be sick.Copy !req
950. I'm sorry.Copy !req
951. Don't ever say you're sorry.Copy !req
952. There's two kinds of doctors.Copy !req
953. Those who get rid
of their feelings...Copy !req
954. and those who keep them.Copy !req
955. if you're gonna keep your feelings,
you'll get sick sometimes.Copy !req
956. That's just how it works.Copy !req
957. Keep your head down.Copy !req
958. People come in here...Copy !req
959. and they're sick, dying
and bleeding...Copy !req
960. and they need our help.Copy !req
961. Helping them is
more important than how we feel.Copy !req
962. But it's still a pain
in the ass sometimes.Copy !req
963. Sometimes I just want to quit
and do something else.Copy !req
964. Why don't you take
a few more minutes.Copy !req
965. By the way...Copy !req
966. I was in medical school
with Benton.Copy !req
967. He used to get sick all the time.Copy !req
968. So don't let him give you any crap.Copy !req
969. You'll be fine.Copy !req
970. Steven Howard has played
behind Damon.Copy !req
971. He'll have to come out
and take that ball away from him...Copy !req
972. What's the score?Copy !req
973. De Paul is down.Copy !req
974. You okay?Copy !req
975. Good.Copy !req
976. Don't worry about
what happened out there.Copy !req
977. Just don't make a habit of it.Copy !req
978. She's been on dialysis for three hours.
She's still comatose.Copy !req
979. She took short-acting agents.
She knew what she was doing.Copy !req
980. - Has the family been notified?
- I think so.Copy !req
981. - Is she covered on the hospital policy?
- As far as I know.Copy !req
982. Has anyone talked to the press office?Copy !req
983. This is bad publicity.Copy !req
984. Some damn TV network will try
to make a sentimental movie about her.Copy !req
985. I'll get on it.
Anybody know why she did it?Copy !req
986. No one knows.
Her fiancé didn't know anything.Copy !req
987. They're supposed
to get married in June.Copy !req
988. Who's next?Copy !req
989. I am, doctor.Copy !req
990. Now lean forward.
You feeling any pain?Copy !req
991. It's better when I lean forward.Copy !req
992. Lydia, could I borrow your pen?Copy !req
993. Mr. Larkowsky, I'm going
to admit you to the hospital...Copy !req
994. and start you on a medical regimen.Copy !req
995. There's some question in my mind
whether that's necessary...Copy !req
996. but it's better
to be safe than sorry.Copy !req
997. What is it?Copy !req
998. What's the matter?Copy !req
999. - You don't have to hide the truth from me.
- The truth?Copy !req
1000. I know you're being nice,
but you can tell me.Copy !req
1001. It's okay.
I want to know the truth.Copy !req
1002. You have a duodenal ulcer
with complicating pancreatitis.Copy !req
1003. Rather mild pancreatitis, judging
from the lab figures. That's all.Copy !req
1004. Come on. You can tell me.Copy !req
1005. You don't have cancer, Mr. Larkowsky.Copy !req
1006. I knew it, I knew it!
It's cancer.Copy !req
1007. You were hiding it.Copy !req
1008. Every person that comes
into this hospital...Copy !req
1009. whether they have
a heart attack or a skin rash...Copy !req
1010. everybody worries about cancer.Copy !req
1011. You don't have cancer.Copy !req
1012. I swear to you.
You do not have cancer.Copy !req
1013. It's not cancer?Copy !req
1014. You have an ulcer
which flared up today...Copy !req
1015. because you went to a party
and drank and smoked.Copy !req
1016. Both of which
you're gonna have to quit.Copy !req
1017. - Quit smoking and drinking?
- Yeah, that's right.Copy !req
1018. Quit smoking and drinking?
What, are you kidding me?Copy !req
1019. - We'll have to get x-rays on him.
- Right away, doctor.Copy !req
1020. How did this happen?Copy !req
1021. He fell out of his crib.Copy !req
1022. He fell out of his crib?Copy !req
1023. He was crying all night,
so I came here.Copy !req
1024. I bet he was.
When did he fall?Copy !req
1025. I don't know.
I don't want to get into trouble.Copy !req
1026. - Your son has multiple contusions.
- He's not my son.Copy !req
1027. - Whatever your relationship is—
- I'm his babysitter!Copy !req
1028. This child has been beaten.Copy !req
1029. - I'm gonna call Children Services.
- Please! I'll get into trouble.Copy !req
1030. Stay here.Copy !req
1031. Yes, doctor.Copy !req
1032. I don't believe this.Copy !req
1033. You want to make a guess
on the diagnosis of this one?Copy !req
1034. I burnt my legs.Copy !req
1035. I see.Copy !req
1036. It's not funny.Copy !req
1037. if you'll just come with me,
I'll take your name.Copy !req
1038. College student?Copy !req
1039. Sacred Heart.Copy !req
1040. And how'd this happen?Copy !req
1041. I was pouring hot water
into the sink and it splashed.Copy !req
1042. It's not bad.
First-degree burns.Copy !req
1043. There's no blistering,
and there won't be any scarring.Copy !req
1044. It's very sensitive skin.Copy !req
1045. Your touch is nice.Copy !req
1046. This medication will make
you feel a lot better.Copy !req
1047. Your fingers are very long.Copy !req
1048. Long and strong.Copy !req
1049. I wanted to change first
and put on some new underpants.Copy !req
1050. I knew you'd be seeing my underpants.Copy !req
1051. And touching them.Copy !req
1052. You'll want to keep these bandages
very dry for a day or so.Copy !req
1053. Don't take any showers or baths.
Just a sponge bath.Copy !req
1054. Why is that nurse here?Copy !req
1055. Hospital policy.Copy !req
1056. She's not assisting.
She doesn't have to be here.Copy !req
1057. Are you afraid of me?Copy !req
1058. You're gonna be just fine
in a few days.Copy !req
1059. Thanks, Lydia.Copy !req
1060. After dinner?Copy !req
1061. Yeah, right after dinner...Copy !req
1062. I felt this little aching,
this burning, you know?Copy !req
1063. Low.Copy !req
1064. And you have an aneurysm?Copy !req
1065. Yeah, they're gonna operate
on me next month.Copy !req
1066. Mr. Harvey, we're just waiting
for your old film, so just rest easy.Copy !req
1067. We'll fix you up right away.
We'll take care of it.Copy !req
1068. Thank you, doctor.Copy !req
1069. Okay, thank you.Copy !req
1070. He's bleeding into his belly.
He can go anytime. Who's on?Copy !req
1071. Ashley and Jimmy
have the appendectomy.Copy !req
1072. Gill and Levine are
with the knife wound.Copy !req
1073. They pulled Ed to do the lady
with the small bowel.Copy !req
1074. Vascular team?Copy !req
1075. - In Minneapolis.
- Where's Baker?Copy !req
1076. Baker's in the Bahamas.Copy !req
1077. This guy could die any minute.Copy !req
1078. I know, but there's no one to do him.Copy !req
1079. Okay, call Morgenstern.
Tell him to get over here.Copy !req
1080. I'm starting a ruptured aneurysm.Copy !req
1081. You can't.
You're just a resident.Copy !req
1082. What do you want to do?
This guy could die.Copy !req
1083. - I know that, but—
- Look!Copy !req
1084. I'm just trying to keep him alive
until Morgenstern shows up.Copy !req
1085. Now call the O.R. and tell them
to set up for a laparotomy.Copy !req
1086. Please.Copy !req
1087. This is Dr. Lewis.
Get me Morgenstern.Copy !req
1088. Find him! We have an aortic
aneurysm, and Dr. Benton's starting.Copy !req
1089. He'd like some help.
That's right. Dr. Benton's starting.Copy !req
1090. - What's on?
- Ruptured abdominal aneurysm.Copy !req
1091. - Who's doing it?
- Dr. Benton.Copy !req
1092. Dr. Benton?Copy !req
1093. I'm doing anesthesia for you.Copy !req
1094. Great. Get down to the blood bank,
make sure they send us 20 units.Copy !req
1095. And get the nurses jumping.
The patient's on his way.Copy !req
1096. You sure you're okay about this?Copy !req
1097. I'm scared as hell.
The guy's already ruptured his belly.Copy !req
1098. He's bleeding to death internally.Copy !req
1099. I gotta do him.
I'm his only chance.Copy !req
1100. Evening. I wanted you to know...Copy !req
1101. I'll be starting a ruptured
aortic aneurysm in Room 2.Copy !req
1102. I'd appreciate a hand
when you have a minute.Copy !req
1103. - What did he say?
- He said he's doing an aneurysm.Copy !req
1104. That's a joke, isn't it?Copy !req
1105. Cheryl? Go make sure he's joking.Copy !req
1106. Dr. Ashley, he's doing it.Copy !req
1107. You're kidding!
Jim, break and help him.Copy !req
1108. I'll finish here
and get there as soon as I can.Copy !req
1109. Okay, boys and girls, let's go.
This isn't a picnic.Copy !req
1110. Prep, please.Copy !req
1111. Prep, please!
Come on, quit staring at me.Copy !req
1112. I'm just trying
to keep the poor guy alive.Copy !req
1113. All right, plastic.Copy !req
1114. - Jimmy's coming in to help.
- Oh, great!Copy !req
1115. The only guy that knows less
about vascular surgery than I do.Copy !req
1116. - Okay, is Mr. Harvey happy?
- He isn't complaining.Copy !req
1117. Then let's do this.
Knife, please.Copy !req
1118. Thank you.Copy !req
1119. We're starting at 2:13 a.m.Copy !req
1120. Let's see how long the chief takes
to get off of his girl and into work.Copy !req
1121. Nice and slow.Copy !req
1122. Started without you, Jimmy.Copy !req
1123. There you go, sir.Copy !req
1124. Listen up. We're going
straight down the linea alba.Copy !req
1125. Nothing fancy.
The guy's got a 50% mortality anyway.Copy !req
1126. Suction.
Thank you, for all the good it'll do.Copy !req
1127. Pick up.
Come on, Jimmy, work with me.Copy !req
1128. Pick up.Copy !req
1129. Lot of blood in there.Copy !req
1130. It's precisely his problem.Copy !req
1131. Okay, here we go.Copy !req
1132. Wish me luck. Knife.Copy !req
1133. Systolic's holding at 100.Copy !req
1134. Mother!Copy !req
1135. Now!Copy !req
1136. Can't find it.Copy !req
1137. Damn it!Copy !req
1138. There! No, no.Copy !req
1139. Get your hand in there
and push away the small intestine.Copy !req
1140. Where are you, little leak?
How bad is his pressure?Copy !req
1141. - You won't like it.
- I won't like it? Think about him.Copy !req
1142. Carol...Copy !req
1143. hang 6 more units packed cells
and a unit of plasma and platelets.Copy !req
1144. Wait a minute.Copy !req
1145. Wait a minute.Copy !req
1146. It's too much to hope, huh?Copy !req
1147. I got it.Copy !req
1148. Yeah, I got it.
Time down.Copy !req
1149. Call it out in minutes.Copy !req
1150. Let's suck this field clean
so we can see what we're doing.Copy !req
1151. Dr. Benton, the chief resident is
in the hospital and on his way.Copy !req
1152. Well, suck that field clean,
we got the chief coming!Copy !req
1153. We don't want him to think
we don't know what we're doing.Copy !req
1154. - Pressure?
- 100 over 70 and falling.Copy !req
1155. I won't sweat that.
Let's just keep that blood going in.Copy !req
1156. Jimmy, your hands are trembling.Copy !req
1157. - I can't imagine why.
- Yeah, well, me neither.Copy !req
1158. But everything's cool here.
All we have to do is sit and wait.Copy !req
1159. Dr. Ashley will be with you
as soon as he can.Copy !req
1160. All of a sudden, I got all
the help I want, huh?Copy !req
1161. Start a nitroglycerine drip.Copy !req
1162. 50 and 250 D5W,
80 of Lasix. LV push.Copy !req
1163. Get a CBC, lytes, cardiac enzyme...Copy !req
1164. chest X-ray and a 12-reading EKG.Copy !req
1165. You take digitalis, dear?Copy !req
1166. Have you taken any today?
This morning?Copy !req
1167. Add a dig. Level.Copy !req
1168. Meanwhile, 3 milligrams
of morphine. LV push.Copy !req
1169. I can't give this up.Copy !req
1170. No, no, no.
Not you, you're fine.Copy !req
1171. - Your wife on 2204.
- I'll have to call her back.Copy !req
1172. Sure taking a long time
getting in here, huh?Copy !req
1173. They've been out there scrubbing
for the last month.Copy !req
1174. You know, it's times like these
when I get into a reflective mood...Copy !req
1175. and I pause and think of how—Copy !req
1176. Good morning, Peter.
Give it to me quick.Copy !req
1177. 57-year-old male, in good health,
seen here 8 weeks ago...Copy !req
1178. where he was found to have
a pulsatile abdominal mass...Copy !req
1179. with aortic calcification on X-ray.Copy !req
1180. Surgery was scheduled for next month.Copy !req
1181. But this evening, he had
intermittent pain in the mid-back.Copy !req
1182. When he got here, he had...Copy !req
1183. a distended abdomen, peritoneal
irritation and reduced hematocrit.Copy !req
1184. So you decided to open him up.Copy !req
1185. This is the worst incision
I've seen in a while.Copy !req
1186. A good veterinarian would do
a better skin cut than that.Copy !req
1187. All right, hold on.Copy !req
1188. Got it.Copy !req
1189. What's his pressure?Copy !req
1190. 90 over 65,
and he's gotten 12 units.Copy !req
1191. We'll take over from here,
try to make something out of it.Copy !req
1192. Hey, humor me.
Have some dopamine standing by.Copy !req
1193. Hoover that, will you?Copy !req
1194. Sounds like a plan.
Good.Copy !req
1195. Give me a little more room in there.Copy !req
1196. Thank you.Copy !req
1197. Look at that.Copy !req
1198. You did a good job.Copy !req
1199. You were lucky,
but you were right to open him up.Copy !req
1200. Good work.Copy !req
1201. Yeah, clear it out.Copy !req
1202. Let me see if I can...Copy !req
1203. Pull it out for a second.Copy !req
1204. That's what we want, right there.
That's right.Copy !req
1205. Why is he still crying?
Why haven't you given him something?Copy !req
1206. Look! He's still crying.
Why aren't you giving him something?Copy !req
1207. I can't until I know
the extent of his injuries.Copy !req
1208. He's been to X-ray.
We saw a skull fracture.Copy !req
1209. A skull fracture?
The babysitter!Copy !req
1210. I never trusted her.Copy !req
1211. Your child has contusions
that are 12 hours old.Copy !req
1212. He has a skull fracture. He also has
several old healed fractures.Copy !req
1213. This is a battered child.Copy !req
1214. I'm not even gonna respond to that.
You think I'd harm my child?Copy !req
1215. It happens all the time.Copy !req
1216. I'm taking him home.Copy !req
1217. - No! You have anything to say?
- He's my date.Copy !req
1218. Look.Copy !req
1219. I can assure you, whoever you are—Copy !req
1220. Dr. Ross.Copy !req
1221. Dr. Ross, let me tell you
your concerns are unfounded, okay?Copy !req
1222. How'd he burn his legs?Copy !req
1223. These marks right here.
On his legs.Copy !req
1224. Those are healed burn scars.
How did that happen?Copy !req
1225. I don't know anything about burns.
I think you're making this up.Copy !req
1226. - You might call an attorney.
- I am an attorney!Copy !req
1227. Then you know what Child Services
will do.Copy !req
1228. How dare you?Copy !req
1229. How dare you treat your child
like this? He's a little kid!Copy !req
1230. I try to be understanding in my job.
But, lady, this just stinks.Copy !req
1231. - You find that chart?
- I can't find it.Copy !req
1232. - Well, find it!
- I don't—Copy !req
1233. Do you think I am deaf?
I heard you.Copy !req
1234. - Now find me the chart!
- I told you, I don't know where it is!Copy !req
1235. Is it okay?Copy !req
1236. You can go now.
You did the right thing.Copy !req
1237. I mean, is the baby okay?Copy !req
1238. He will be.Copy !req
1239. Oh, man!Copy !req
1240. So how's Hathaway?Copy !req
1241. It doesn't look good.Copy !req
1242. They contact her family?Copy !req
1243. Yeah, they found them.Copy !req
1244. So how'd your aortic aneurysm go?Copy !req
1245. Morgenstern showed.Copy !req
1246. Dr. Benton to Trauma 1.
Dr. Benton to Trauma 1.Copy !req
1247. No rest for the wicked.Copy !req
1248. Jerry, Perez. Let's go.Copy !req
1249. - What's the problem?
- We picked him up in Old Town.Copy !req
1250. He was standing, blocking traffic.Copy !req
1251. But he's got that smell,
so I thought I'd check.Copy !req
1252. You did the right thing.Copy !req
1253. We got a diabetic ketoacidosis.
Let's go.Copy !req
1254. You probably saved his life.Copy !req
1255. What do you want, a medal?Copy !req
1256. Give him 10 units regular insulin,
lV push.Copy !req
1257. Start a drip, 10 units per hour.Copy !req
1258. I want him hydrated as soon
as possible with normal saline.Copy !req
1259. And you want KCl?Copy !req
1260. Not on your life.
Get a CBC and lytes.Copy !req
1261. Call me with the potassium,
and get a blood gas.Copy !req
1262. Did you get the message
your wife called?Copy !req
1263. No.Copy !req
1264. I'll call her in the morning.Copy !req
1265. Hello, Mrs. Harvey.Copy !req
1266. Okay, let's have a look here.Copy !req
1267. He seems to be doing fine.Copy !req
1268. Oh, I'm so grateful.Copy !req
1269. Dr. Morgenstern came so quickly.
He saved his life.Copy !req
1270. Yes, well, Dr. Morgenstern's
a wonderful surgeon.Copy !req
1271. He said you did a lot too.Copy !req
1272. Actually, I just helped out
a little bit. That's all.Copy !req
1273. I'll check on you later, okay?Copy !req
1274. I'm sorry I yelled at you.Copy !req
1275. You want some coffee?Copy !req
1276. Sure.Copy !req
1277. I wouldn't kid you about that.
I had a few.Copy !req
1278. Maybe more than a few.Copy !req
1279. Hell of a party, though!Copy !req
1280. Okay, Mr. Murphy, you are done.Copy !req
1281. Already?Copy !req
1282. I didn't feel a thing.Copy !req
1283. No, I didn't.Copy !req
1284. I still don't.Copy !req
1285. And he was in, I guess, ten days.
And you know what it cost?Copy !req
1286. $ 24,000.
More than $ 24,000!Copy !req
1287. That's what it cost.Copy !req
1288. And I want to know where doctors
get off charging money like that?Copy !req
1289. Medical costs certainly
are on the rise.Copy !req
1290. That's why we need
national health insurance.Copy !req
1291. It's a scandal! Those doctors
should be ashamed of themselves.Copy !req
1292. Many of them are, I'm sure.
Let's hear what folks out there think.Copy !req
1293. Call Carl Barker on Nightline.
We'll be back in just a minute.Copy !req
1294. That's it? Anybody else?Copy !req
1295. Well, I got a little problem.
My throat's acting up.Copy !req
1296. You need to see a doctor.Copy !req
1297. - Which room?
- Five and six are open.Copy !req
1298. Five.Copy !req
1299. Is that it?Copy !req
1300. Well, my throat.
I've got some soreness.Copy !req
1301. I'll be in Room 8.Copy !req
1302. You got a pen?
Wake me at 6:30.Copy !req
1303. That gives you an hour and a half.
You're lucky.Copy !req
1304. 6:30, Dr. Greene.Copy !req