1. Previously on ER:Copy !req
2. I've been having a problem
with Dr. Romano.Copy !req
3. Why didn't Genetics suggest
this medication?Copy !req
4. It's brand-new,
part of a clinical trial.Copy !req
5. Do I need to fill any of this out?Copy !req
6. I wouldn't. He's not a candidate
for the study.Copy !req
7. Breaking research protocol
could damage funding.Copy !req
8. - So you agree with them?
- I see their point.Copy !req
9. Doug, don't walk away.Copy !req
10. Doug?Copy !req
11. Jerry, have you seen Doug?Copy !req
12. He dropped off some charts.
He went up top for coffee.Copy !req
13. - "Up top"?
- As in keep your coat on.Copy !req
14. I missed you this morning.Copy !req
15. I tried not to wake you.Copy !req
16. One of us should get
more than four hours of sleep.Copy !req
17. - I love you. You know that?
- Yes, I do.Copy !req
18. Doug, what's going on? You all right?Copy !req
19. I'm not going to jump
if that's what your afraid of.Copy !req
20. That's good. I'm attached here,
so you'll take me too.Copy !req
21. - All this just about helping a kid.
- All what?Copy !req
22. - You and me getting into it.
- Hey, it's over and done.Copy !req
23. - It's not over for Mark and IKerry.
- Now, you don't know that.Copy !req
24. They don't want to make a big deal
out of this.Copy !req
25. - They have to do something.
- Why?Copy !req
26. To prove they never wanted a Pediatric
Attending in the first place.Copy !req
27. Doug.Copy !req
28. - That's not fair.
- No.Copy !req
29. You put the patient first.Copy !req
30. And that's what we're supposed to do,
isn't it?Copy !req
31. You're good to me. You know that?Copy !req
32. Yeah, I know that.Copy !req
33. Largely, it's been innuendo.Copy !req
34. The slightly inappropriate phrase
at the slightly inappropriate moment.Copy !req
35. You might not consider it
sexual harassment.Copy !req
36. If you could give me some specifics.Copy !req
37. The more ridiculous one was when
he spoke of "sniffing my tail pipe."Copy !req
38. - Excuse me?
- Well, I'd just parked.Copy !req
39. And he said words to the effect
that had he known it was my car...Copy !req
40. he would have
"sniffed my tail pipe."Copy !req
41. When I asked him
what he was talking about...Copy !req
42. he said, "Oh, I thought
we were talking about sex."Copy !req
43. But you weren't?Copy !req
44. No, of course not. I was coming in
to do a gastroplasty.Copy !req
45. Did he ever give you any reason
for terminating your fellowship?Copy !req
46. I was led to believe that he didn't
have to give me a reason.Copy !req
47. But he didn't sponsor anyone else
and funding didn't stop?Copy !req
48. No.Copy !req
49. Why do you think he did it?Copy !req
50. Well, I suppose he could've
been punishing me.Copy !req
51. We went out to lunch once.Copy !req
52. He laid his heart on his sleeve,
said he found me attractive...Copy !req
53. and asked if we might go out
together on a date.Copy !req
54. And how long after that
did the fellowship end?Copy !req
55. A matter of weeks.Copy !req
56. We don't know for sure
if the two are related, do we?Copy !req
57. - That will be for others to decide.
- What others?Copy !req
58. If a full investigation goes forward.Copy !req
59. - How will that be determined?
- Dr. Weaver. Dr. Corday.Copy !req
60. I ordered up
a high-cholesterol breakfast.Copy !req
61. Three eggs, pigs in a blanket.
May I join you?Copy !req
62. - Unfortunately, we just finished.
- Drains to pull, that sort of thing.Copy !req
63. Well, then I guess I'll have
to administer CPR on myself.Copy !req
64. Doctors.Copy !req
65. I've been sitting for three days.
I'd rather walk.Copy !req
66. I'd rather you sit.
We're going in here.Copy !req
67. Carol, I got us a customer.
S.O.B. With a cough.Copy !req
68. - Who're you calling a son of a bitch?
- No, it means "shortness of breath."Copy !req
69. Okay. Let's get you seated
on the gurney, and take off this coat.Copy !req
70. No, it's cold in here.Copy !req
71. We promise to return your coat...Copy !req
72. - Just give me some medicine.
- You need to help us...Copy !req
73. Oh, Sparky. Get back up here.Copy !req
74. Animals aren't allowed.Copy !req
75. Give me some medicine
and I'll get out of your way.Copy !req
76. Why don't you let Malik take care
of Sparky while I examine you, okay?Copy !req
77. - Are you a dog person?
- Yeah, sure.Copy !req
78. - Okay. Any fever?
- Hey, Sparky.Copy !req
79. - Coughing up yellow or green sputum?
- No.Copy !req
80. All right.
This might be a little cold.Copy !req
81. I hear a few crackles.
I'd like a chest x-ray.Copy !req
82. Make sure you don't have pneumonia.Copy !req
83. - Alice, you're a smoker?
- Well, yeah.Copy !req
84. Breaks up the boredom on the road.
I drove from Albuquerque.Copy !req
85. - Why?
- I don't know.Copy !req
86. If I'd known it was this cold,
I'd have gone straight to Miami.Copy !req
87. How much is this x-ray?Copy !req
88. I don't have insurance or money.Copy !req
89. Alice, we're a county hospital.
If you can't pay, it's subsidized.Copy !req
90. Do you have any family in Chicago
you'd like us to call?Copy !req
91. Don't know a soul in Chicago.Copy !req
92. You stay here, keep an eye on Sparky,
and Malik and I will be right back.Copy !req
93. I'll order a portable x-ray.Copy !req
94. Good idea. Radiology won't
want to deal with Sparky.Copy !req
95. Carol, Medical Records just sent
these charts up for review.Copy !req
96. - We sent them last week.
- Then why'd they come back?Copy !req
97. Just like they said,
for review by the Interim Chief.Copy !req
98. That's you again, right?Copy !req
99. Thank you for straightening that out,
Malik.Copy !req
100. No problem.Copy !req
101. Richard Tuggle, 35. Complains of 20
minutes of heavy chest pain...Copy !req
102. with nausea and diaphoresis.Copy !req
103. Felt okay this morning.Copy !req
104. - Coming through!
- I'm sorry. I'll come back later.Copy !req
105. No problem.Copy !req
106. BP's 140/88. Pulse 90.Copy !req
107. Chest pain was relieved
by two sprays of nitro.Copy !req
108. CBC, Chem-20, cardiac enzymes.
Here, help him out of that.Copy !req
109. - Have you had pain like this before?
- Never.Copy !req
110. - Any history of heart disease?
- No.Copy !req
111. - High blood pressure? Diabetes?
- No. I'm really healthy.Copy !req
112. - When you're free, Doug's waiting.
- I'll be there soon.Copy !req
113. Pulse ox is 99 on two liters.Copy !req
114. - You weren't out shoveling snow?
- No. I work at home. Telemarketer.Copy !req
115. So, what is it?
Did I have a heart attack?Copy !req
116. Well, you're a little young for that.Copy !req
117. We'll do some blood work
and monitor your heart.Copy !req
118. We'll figure it out.Copy !req
119. - I hear an ejection murmur.
- I hope not.Copy !req
120. Carter?Copy !req
121. - What are you doing?
- Dr. Anspaugh.Copy !req
122. Meet Dudzik, Hilzig and Strauss.Copy !req
123. Second-years. Patient/doctor class.Copy !req
124. Need something?Copy !req
125. I was hoping you could give me
some time. But...Copy !req
126. Never mind.
Where's your student? Miss IKnight?Copy !req
127. - Surgery rotation.
- Right.Copy !req
128. Never mind.Copy !req
129. You don't want coffee?Copy !req
130. No, I'm not having any trouble
staying awake.Copy !req
131. Okay.Copy !req
132. What's the verdict?Copy !req
133. No big verdict.Copy !req
134. We agreed to keep this quiet so that
we don't jeopardize hospital funding.Copy !req
135. But Mark and I want some assurance
this won't happen again.Copy !req
136. So anytime you want to prescribe
schedule-two narcotics:Copy !req
137. Morphine, Demerol, Dilaudid, Fentanyl,
we want to cosign the order.Copy !req
138. - That's it?
- That's it.Copy !req
139. Okay. Well, if it'll settle
things down, I'll agree to do it.Copy !req
140. Believe me or not, I don't
have some...Copy !req
141. compulsion for breaking the rules.Copy !req
142. Sometimes they get in the way
of helping a patient.Copy !req
143. If you'd seen the pain this kid was
in, you would've done the same thing.Copy !req
144. Doug, we have seen that kind of pain.Copy !req
145. Dr. Ross, Carol needs you
in Curtain 3.Copy !req
146. Thanks, Jerry.Copy !req
147. His contractures have been so severe.
Worse than anything with Michael.Copy !req
148. His seizures have increased.Copy !req
149. Joi, come sit.Copy !req
150. Dr. Julian wants to admit him.
But I just can't do that.Copy !req
151. - Roger Julian?
- He's a doctor up in Genetics.Copy !req
152. - I know him.
- Joi spoke to him this morning.Copy !req
153. Michael, my oldest, was in the ICU
his whole last week...Copy !req
154. hooked up to all those tubes.Copy !req
155. I know Ricky doesn't have much time.Copy !req
156. But I just can't do that to him.Copy !req
157. - Can we keep Ricky here?
- Please, I just want to take him home.Copy !req
158. I'm gonna talk to Roger.Copy !req
159. But I think we should arrange
for PCA...Copy !req
160. Patient-Controlled Analgesia.Copy !req
161. We would hook Ricky up to an IV that
would deliver pain medication at home.Copy !req
162. Now, obviously,
you'll have to control it.Copy !req
163. Will it be stronger medicine
than what you gave me before?Copy !req
164. Dilaudid or Fentanyl.Copy !req
165. Okay. I'll do whatever it takes, Dr.
Ross, just so I can keep him at home.Copy !req
166. I know he probably won't know
the difference, but you know.Copy !req
167. It's okay. We'll let you know
as soon as we can set it up. Okay?Copy !req
168. All right. I'll go find Roger.
You set up an IV.Copy !req
169. - All right?
- Yep.Copy !req
170. Getting near the end.Copy !req
171. If the survival rate's the same...Copy !req
172. why not do a lumpectomy
and save the breast?Copy !req
173. Because with a modified radical
mastectomy you can save the patient.Copy !req
174. Although a lumpectomy can get
around the tumor.Copy !req
175. - And then you do radiation therapy.
- And there can be severe side effects.Copy !req
176. Yeah. There can be
with removing a breast.Copy !req
177. I'm not discounting
the psychological impact.Copy !req
178. Actually, I think you are just a bit.Copy !req
179. You'll see most male surgeons find it
relatively easy to lop off a breast.Copy !req
180. That's clich Á, don't you think?Copy !req
181. Yeah, because it's true.Copy !req
182. It's a personal decision
this woman must make.Copy !req
183. She's gonna worry about her sexuality,
her self-image.Copy !req
184. Listen, a patient comes in here with
cancer, I say we cut it out.Copy !req
185. See? You think of her in terms
of being a patient, not as a woman.Copy !req
186. You know what? It's not
that complicated. Let's forget it.Copy !req
187. You don't want it to be complicated.
Just cut to the chase, so to speak.Copy !req
188. Well, isn't this a scrub fest?Copy !req
189. Mind if I borrow your intern?
I gotta do an appy.Copy !req
190. No, not at all. I've only got
a biopsy. Lucy, you're with me.Copy !req
191. Thanks. Appreciate it.Copy !req
192. You need my assistance
on an appendectomy?Copy !req
193. Of course not, but I'd love
the company. How was breakfast?Copy !req
194. It was coffee, actually.Copy !req
195. Women never seem
to eat breakfast anymore.Copy !req
196. Now it's just coffee
or maybe a muffin. Why?Copy !req
197. Are they worried about their weight,
a reputation for eating like a horse.Copy !req
198. I really couldn't say.Copy !req
199. Can you say what people are talking
about with IKerry Weaver over coffee?Copy !req
200. You can stop playing games, Robert.
I know what's going on.Copy !req
201. I know someone's accused you.Copy !req
202. Falsely.Copy !req
203. But if IKerry digs and decides she's
determined to dig up something...Copy !req
204. you know, that's how
people get hurt.Copy !req
205. Well, that's true.Copy !req
206. I mean, for instance,
what if it came out...Copy !req
207. that you were sleeping with Peter
Benton while you were his intern...Copy !req
208. and he was your supervisor
in a position to evaluate you...Copy !req
209. which, I'm sure you're aware,
is a very big no-no.Copy !req
210. Come on. Peter and I were together
before I was his intern.Copy !req
211. And you made Anspaugh aware
of that, right?Copy !req
212. That's grounds for dismissal.
Not for you, of course.Copy !req
213. But for Peter, Dr. Benton,
which would be a shame...Copy !req
214. considering how much work
he's put into getting where he is.Copy !req
215. You wouldn't dare.Copy !req
216. Well, I wouldn't like myself
very much if I did that, would I?Copy !req
217. Anyway, it's not really in my hands,
is it?Copy !req
218. The films are back on Alice Presley.
She's antsy to go.Copy !req
219. - I said I'd find meat for Sparky.
- Thanks, Malik.Copy !req
220. - Hey, Steve.
- Nurse Hathaway, always a pleasure.Copy !req
221. I've kept these up
so you can see for yourself.Copy !req
222. As you can see for yourself,
there is no evidence of pneumonia.Copy !req
223. There's a raise in bronchovesicular
markings which may be smoking induced.Copy !req
224. Although, it's more likely
she simply has the flu.Copy !req
225. Not unlike half the techs
in our department.Copy !req
226. What we have here is essentially
a normal chest film.Copy !req
227. I'd like a V/Q scan.Copy !req
228. What makes you think she has a PE?Copy !req
229. She's a smoker, hypoxic,
and been driving for 18 hours...Copy !req
230. putting her at risk
for blood clots.Copy !req
231. - What's her heart rate?
- 85.Copy !req
232. - Respiratory rate?
- 20.Copy !req
233. - Any calf tenderness?
- Not really.Copy !req
234. Nothing you've said
suggests pulmonary embolism.Copy !req
235. She has pleuritic chest pain.Copy !req
236. So does everyone with bronchitis.Copy !req
237. Look, I know there isn't any hard
evidence. It's just a feeling I have.Copy !req
238. Unfortunately, I cannot authorize
an $800 test based on intuition.Copy !req
239. The patient has a cough
and no insurance, I might add.Copy !req
240. So that's what this is about?
Payment?Copy !req
241. No. Although, the hospital does
like to cover its expenses.Copy !req
242. I'll pay for it.Copy !req
243. - Your checkbook is my command.
- Thanks, Steve.Copy !req
244. One V/Q scan coming up.Copy !req
245. We got a couple more hackers.
I'll stick them into Exam 2.Copy !req
246. No, no. It's not ready yet.Copy !req
247. - Yes, it is. Your patient left.
- Alice Presley?Copy !req
248. Is she nuts? She talked
about walking her Sparky.Copy !req
249. Oh, God!Copy !req
250. I promised Anspaugh I'd review charts
for him. Am I a sucker or what?Copy !req
251. Hey, you don't have to agree with me.Copy !req
252. - Hey, you okay?
- Yes. It's slippery. I'm fine.Copy !req
253. Good luck, Mark.Copy !req
254. How's he doing?Copy !req
255. - Pain-free, normal sinus, no ectopy.
- Which is all good, right?Copy !req
256. Yes, but I got some
of your blood work back.Copy !req
257. And I'm concerned
because your cholesterol is 465.Copy !req
258. - That doesn't sound good.
- It's not.Copy !req
259. Do you have a family history
of high cholesterol?Copy !req
260. Did your father or any male relative
have heart trouble in their 30s?Copy !req
261. I don't know.Copy !req
262. Some inherited conditions run
in families...Copy !req
263. and can cause high lipid levels.Copy !req
264. So you might want to check...Copy !req
265. because they can put you at risk
for a heart attack at an early age.Copy !req
266. I can't check. I was adopted.Copy !req
267. I haven't a clue
about any medical history.Copy !req
268. I'd like to admit you so we can start
you on a cholesterol-Iowering agent...Copy !req
269. and do a complete workup.Copy !req
270. Alice! Wait! Wait! You need
to stay for one more test.Copy !req
271. I really can't. Miami calls.Copy !req
272. You don't want to get stuck
on the road sick.Copy !req
273. You don't understand. I can't
leave the pups in the cold.Copy !req
274. You can bring Sparky in.
I won't tell.Copy !req
275. No, you really don't understand.
It's not just Sparky.Copy !req
276. I didn't start out to collect them
or anything. It just happened.Copy !req
277. Jules, we did our Residencies
together.Copy !req
278. The old school tie won't work.
I hated my Residency.Copy !req
279. There you go. So did I.Copy !req
280. Ricky can't control his analgesia,
but the mother's willing to.Copy !req
281. Up in Genetics we prefer
to admit these end-stage kids.Copy !req
282. We're not experienced in home care.Copy !req
283. We do it with cancer kids.
They send them home.Copy !req
284. Maybe Oncology can help you.Copy !req
285. I don't have time. This kid's
in bad shape, he needs it.Copy !req
286. - Doug, look...
- Jules, come on.Copy !req
287. I'll talk to the team about it.Copy !req
288. - We meet the day after tomorrow.
- Ricky doesn't have until then.Copy !req
289. I'm sorry.Copy !req
290. - Ouch. You're poking too hard.
- Strauss, stop your whining.Copy !req
291. These are the anterior chains
and these are the...Copy !req
292. posterior. As you examine,
ask yourself:Copy !req
293. "Do the nodes feel like BB's,
like peas or sourballs?"Copy !req
294. - I got two BB's.
- I got one BB and one sourball.Copy !req
295. Quit goofing.Copy !req
296. It doesn't feel like a BB.
It's not a pea.Copy !req
297. It can be tough to estimate
the size at first.Copy !req
298. BB and a pea, right?Copy !req
299. You had any night sweats?
Any weight loss?Copy !req
300. Jeez, what is this?Copy !req
301. - Have you?
- No, I feel fine.Copy !req
302. - Noticed enlarged nodes elsewhere?
- You're kidding, right?Copy !req
303. No. Nothing.Copy !req
304. I'm sure it's nothing to worry about.Copy !req
305. I might get another doctor to look.Copy !req
306. - Maybe do a biopsy.
- A biopsy?Copy !req
307. I'm Mark Greene.
I'm sorry, I don't know your name.Copy !req
308. Mobalage. Mobalage Ekabo.Copy !req
309. You've done something to your back.
Let me take a look.Copy !req
310. No, it's been like this
for a long time. I'm all right.Copy !req
311. It might be a slipped disc.
Let me take a look.Copy !req
312. Come on.Copy !req
313. It won't take long.
Sit down right here.Copy !req
314. Did you start here recently?Copy !req
315. It's been several months.Copy !req
316. Really? I haven't seen you
around much.Copy !req
317. I worked on other floors.Copy !req
318. Well, glad to have you down here.Copy !req
319. Thank you.Copy !req
320. I closed the curtain for privacy.Copy !req
321. Okay.Copy !req
322. You can take your shirt off now.Copy !req
323. No, please. Stop, please.Copy !req
324. Stop it, please.Copy !req
325. No. Stop!Copy !req
326. - I'm not doing anything.
- Stop it now!Copy !req
327. - Stop it!
- It's okay.Copy !req
328. - Stop it!
- It's okay.Copy !req
329. Stop it! All right?Copy !req
330. Malik, need help?Copy !req
331. No, I'm cool. I'm just going in here.Copy !req
332. How'd you do?Copy !req
333. It's all good.
I hope they like Cheese Sliders.Copy !req
334. - We ain't breaking the rules?
- No.Copy !req
335. Sneaking dogs in
and feeding them cheeseburgers...Copy !req
336. Did you say cheeseburgers?
That's their favorite.Copy !req
337. Shut the door!Copy !req
338. Please don't ask.Copy !req
339. I need to talk to you outside.Copy !req
340. Yeah. Malik, you okay in here?Copy !req
341. Oh, he's doing great.
The pups love him.Copy !req
342. All right. I'll be right back.Copy !req
343. And after they eat, that's usually
when they need to go outside.Copy !req
344. Make a little poop.Copy !req
345. Genetics bailed. We can't
get a PCA for a couple of days.Copy !req
346. Maybe I can arrange it through the
clinic, call a home health care agency.Copy !req
347. Jerry, did you find out
about that guy Mobalage?Copy !req
348. No. Housekeeping hasn't
called back yet.Copy !req
349. What happened?Copy !req
350. He flipped out.
I hadn't started the exam.Copy !req
351. You know, Rachel called.Copy !req
352. She said she's going
with the purple frames.Copy !req
353. Poor Rachel. She found out
that she needs glasses.Copy !req
354. She couldn't see the blackboard.Copy !req
355. I hated when that happened.
I felt like such an 8-year-old geek.Copy !req
356. It happened to me at 9.
Same age as Rachel.Copy !req
357. Fiercely bad eyesight
on my side of the family.Copy !req
358. You must've had fiercely red hair
on your side.Copy !req
359. Yep.Copy !req
360. I hope that's the worst thing
I pass on from my gene pool.Copy !req
361. It's not like she'll go bald...Copy !req
362. Jerry, weren't you gonna check
those labs for Mrs. Bolpec?Copy !req
363. Yes, I was. I am.Copy !req
364. You owe her, Jerry.
Where's Carter?Copy !req
365. Suture.Copy !req
366. ER.Copy !req
367. Malik, where are you?Copy !req
368. I'll help you in a few minutes.Copy !req
369. I got it. On my second call.Copy !req
370. One of the agencies I used with PCA
on a cancer patient a few months ago.Copy !req
371. Joi's health insurance will cover it.Copy !req
372. Did you tell her about it?Copy !req
373. No, I think you should.Copy !req
374. Joi, looks like we're able to provide
that pain medication we talked about.Copy !req
375. Now? Today?Copy !req
376. A home health care agency will
deliver the machine to your house.Copy !req
377. The machine will be set to deliver
an amount of Dilaudid every hour.Copy !req
378. - When do I push the button?
- Whenever you feel he's in pain.Copy !req
379. - How do I know how much to give?
- You won't have to worry.Copy !req
380. There's only one booster dose
within a two-hour period.Copy !req
381. Then the machine will automatically
lock out any additional dose.Copy !req
382. Dr. Ross will write a prescription.
A medi-van will take you home.Copy !req
383. Thank you. Thank you both so much.Copy !req
384. I just wish we could do more.Copy !req
385. - It started snowing again!
- Yeah, about an hour ago.Copy !req
386. Listen, IKerry, I've been thinking.Copy !req
387. I don't feel comfortable
with what I told you.Copy !req
388. None of us are at ease
with the situation.Copy !req
389. What I mean to say is, I don't feel
there was any harassment involved.Copy !req
390. That's not our decision. When the
full committee hears the testimony...Copy !req
391. I won't be testifying.Copy !req
392. If I'm not convinced, then I shouldn't
put it forth into an official record.Copy !req
393. Did something happen today?Copy !req
394. No. There's just no relevance
to the incidents I mentioned.Copy !req
395. That being the case, I think it's only
right that I withdraw my statement.Copy !req
396. I'm really sorry.
Sorry that I wasted your time.Copy !req
397. I hope you understand.Copy !req
398. - Ready to go in here?
- Yep.Copy !req
399. Labs are all okay.Copy !req
400. Upon physical exam, no significant
findings in the head or neck...Copy !req
401. other than the enlarged node
in the right submaxillary area.Copy !req
402. You want to do the honors, Carter?Copy !req
403. I've actually never done
a neck biopsy.Copy !req
404. Okay, well, here's your chance.Copy !req
405. - You ready there, Mr. Strauss?
- Yeah. Okay.Copy !req
406. So this V/Q thing was positive?Copy !req
407. Yes. Which means that small blood
clots have traveled from your legs.Copy !req
408. If this isn't treated, a larger
blood clot could lodge in your lung.Copy !req
409. That sounds bad. I'll have to get
myself back soon to get that treated.Copy !req
410. Alice, you need to be admitted today.Copy !req
411. You need to stay for a few days
so your blood can be anticoagulated.Copy !req
412. My dogs. I can't...Copy !req
413. I don't know what we're gonna do,
but we'll think of something.Copy !req
414. - Jerry!
- Damn it, Jerry!Copy !req
415. Go! Go!Copy !req
416. - Go get them, Jerry!
- You gotta get them.Copy !req
417. Oh, God!Copy !req
418. Hey, Mark? Ricky Abbott,
the kid with ALD.Copy !req
419. He's back and in pretty bad shape.Copy !req
420. I arranged a home PCA. I need you
to sign off on the Dilaudid.Copy !req
421. He's a Genetics patient, right?Copy !req
422. - He's down here now.
- I can't sign off on that.Copy !req
423. - He's not on our service.
- I thought it'd be easier.Copy !req
424. Yeah, maybe. But that's their deal.Copy !req
425. You'll have to have Genetics
sign off on it.Copy !req
426. I should have thought of that
in the first place, huh?Copy !req
427. - Hey.
- Hey, did you have a breakout?Copy !req
428. Yeah, something like that.Copy !req
429. - Hey, you're on. All set.
- Okay, thanks.Copy !req
430. I'll give it to her
after I get rid of this guy.Copy !req
431. - Jerry?
- Sorry, Dr. Greene.Copy !req
432. Hi. I was looking for you.Copy !req
433. I am very sorry.
I can pay for the curtain.Copy !req
434. I don't care about the curtain.
Are you okay?Copy !req
435. I won't cause any trouble,
and I'd like to keep my job.Copy !req
436. You didn't cause any trouble,
and no one's gonna take your job.Copy !req
437. Thank you very much.Copy !req
438. I do think that you have
a pain in your back.Copy !req
439. I'd like to help you if I can.Copy !req
440. I think my back is fine.Copy !req
441. But there's something.Copy !req
442. I'm hoping you can give it to me.Copy !req
443. - What's that?
- I believe it's called Viagra.Copy !req
444. That's medication used for impotence.Copy !req
445. I am impotent.Copy !req
446. - IKerry?
- Robert.Copy !req
447. - May I sit down?
- Certainly.Copy !req
448. I'd offer you something,
but we don't have...Copy !req
449. Did you speak with Dr. Corday today?Copy !req
450. She assisted me on an appy.Copy !req
451. Is that when you spoke to her about
Maggie Doyle's harassment inquiry?Copy !req
452. - Why would I do that?
- To stop it from going forward.Copy !req
453. I'm eager for it to go ahead.
I look forward to being vindicated.Copy !req
454. Oh. Well, then you're gonna
be disappointed...Copy !req
455. because the investigation's
been closed.Copy !req
456. Really?Copy !req
457. We'll have to go back
to our humdrum lives then, won't we?Copy !req
458. Of course, all the testimony
has been typed up.Copy !req
459. I've got it in a file.Copy !req
460. And the thing
that really sticks out...Copy !req
461. is that bad evaluation
you gave Dr. Doyle.Copy !req
462. She's received such positive remarks
on her other rotations.Copy !req
463. You think that perhaps I was
a little bit hasty...Copy !req
464. and that if I spent
a little more time on it...Copy !req
465. Yes. I'm thinking that if you took
that time right now...Copy !req
466. you might write something
very different.Copy !req
467. Which you'd be interested in reading.Copy !req
468. Oh, absolutely. I imagine
I'd want to put it in that file.Copy !req
469. So, Mobalage, where are you from?Copy !req
470. Nigeria.Copy !req
471. That's a ways away from here.Copy !req
472. How do you like Chicago?Copy !req
473. Okay.Copy !req
474. My wife does not like the cold.Copy !req
475. She works here in the cafeteria.Copy !req
476. Well, that must be nice for both
of you. Watch my finger.Copy !req
477. To come to the same place for work.Copy !req
478. We need to pull the gown down now.
All right?Copy !req
479. The burns seem to be well-healed.Copy !req
480. Yes. They're not a problem.Copy !req
481. Had them for a while?Copy !req
482. - You want to tell me how it happened?
- No.Copy !req
483. I need to examine below the waist now.Copy !req
484. I understand.Copy !req
485. - You're in early.
- I have no life.Copy !req
486. Dr. Weaver, Sam Broder called back.Copy !req
487. - He'll meet you at Doc Magoo's.
- Thanks.Copy !req
488. - That sounds like a life. Hot date?
- At Doc Magoo's?Copy !req
489. - Even Dr. Weaver has standards.
- Thanks, Jerry. I think.Copy !req
490. Dr. Greene? Path report's back
on that med student, Strauss.Copy !req
491. - Better let him know.
- Sent that kid up to the O.R.Copy !req
492. - Hey, you have a minute?
- Yeah.Copy !req
493. I wanted to fill you in on something.
Let's go in the lounge.Copy !req
494. Sure.Copy !req
495. I need to talk to you
about the pathology report.Copy !req
496. - You guys mind hanging outside?
- No, they can stay.Copy !req
497. I already know it's crappy news.Copy !req
498. The biopsy shows Hodgkin's disease,
which is a form of lymphoma.Copy !req
499. Oh, man.Copy !req
500. Understand that it's very treatable...Copy !req
501. with radiation therapy.Copy !req
502. Your chance of surviving is very high.Copy !req
503. Look, could I just...? Could
I have a few minutes here, please?Copy !req
504. Yeah. I'll check back.Copy !req
505. I contacted a pet rescue group
that can take the dogs tomorrow.Copy !req
506. I need you to take two home tonight.Copy !req
507. - I can't do that, Carol. I have cats.
- You have cats?Copy !req
508. Yeah, what's wrong with cats?
Sorry, Carol.Copy !req
509. Well, I'm a dog person.Copy !req
510. I'll take two and one of Jerry's.
I want the little one.Copy !req
511. No, no, no. Sparky is my man.
Hey, Sparky!Copy !req
512. I'll take two of the big ones.Copy !req
513. - AI's sick of little dogs.
- What's up with that?Copy !req
514. I'll take the Airedale
if no one wants him.Copy !req
515. Joi Abbott's on the phone for you.Copy !req
516. Work it out amongst yourselves.Copy !req
517. Give me two, any two. I don't care.
Tie their leashes to my locker.Copy !req
518. - Hey, Sparky.
- Thank you, guys.Copy !req
519. Hi, Joi. It's Carol Hathaway.Copy !req
520. Wait, wait. Joi, what's wrong?Copy !req
521. Did they hook it up?Copy !req
522. Can you tell if it's working properly?Copy !req
523. Joi? Joi.Copy !req
524. You need to calm down
and just take your time, all right?Copy !req
525. Just take your time.Copy !req
526. The initial lab tests don't reveal
anything like diabetes...Copy !req
527. which may be related
to erectile dysfunction.Copy !req
528. I understand.Copy !req
529. You're not on any medications
that have that side effect?Copy !req
530. No.Copy !req
531. If it was psychological,
you could still have...Copy !req
532. a spontaneous early-morning
or midsleep erection.Copy !req
533. No. I do not.Copy !req
534. I think it's caused by trauma.Copy !req
535. If you were in an accident
or maybe even beaten...Copy !req
536. If your pelvis had been broken...Copy !req
537. internal bleeding could have
compressed the arteries and veins...Copy !req
538. affecting the blood supply
to and from the penis.Copy !req
539. If that is the case?Copy !req
540. A urologist would probably want
to do a vascular bypass operation...Copy !req
541. to try to restore normal function.Copy !req
542. I think you should see a urologist.Copy !req
543. Okay.Copy !req
544. - Where's Dr. Romano?
- I last saw him in the lounge.Copy !req
545. - Was it you?
- Sorry.Copy !req
546. There were a couple of names
I gave Dr. Weaver.Copy !req
547. One didn't have anything concrete
and the other backed out.Copy !req
548. Was that you, Elizabeth?Copy !req
549. Did you decide to protect
your own place in the food chain?Copy !req
550. Stay in the club?Copy !req
551. Yes, I did.Copy !req
552. - I'm sorry, Maggie.
- Sorry my ass.Copy !req
553. - Then they hooked it up wrong.
- It's hooked up right.Copy !req
554. She doesn't know whether
to give him a shot or not.Copy !req
555. - If she thinks he needs it.
- She can't tell.Copy !req
556. If in doubt,
she should give it to him.Copy !req
557. It's not gonna matter that much.Copy !req
558. I don't think he'll make it
through the night.Copy !req
559. I told her we'd go over.Copy !req
560. Why? She knows how to work
the machine. What are we gonna do?Copy !req
561. She's all alone, Doug.
She's really scared.Copy !req
562. I don't know
what good it'll do for us...Copy !req
563. to be there watching her son die.Copy !req
564. I know. I don't know.
It probably won't do any good.Copy !req
565. I just...
I really want to be there.Copy !req
566. Okay.Copy !req
567. I'll probably be home pretty late.Copy !req
568. Mobalage, they told me you were here.
I didn't know what was wrong.Copy !req
569. IKobe, this is Dr. Greene.
Dr. Greene, this is my wife, IKobe.Copy !req
570. - Nice to meet you.
- How do you do?Copy !req
571. I strained my back and Dr. Greene was
kind enough to take a look at it...Copy !req
572. and give me some pain medication.Copy !req
573. Yeah, it'll be better
in a couple of days.Copy !req
574. Thank you.Copy !req
575. Sometimes he tries to do too much
at his job. He works too hard.Copy !req
576. Yes, I know.Copy !req
577. I'll be fine.Copy !req
578. Thank you again.Copy !req
579. You're welcome.Copy !req
580. You're the only man sitting alone.
I'm hoping you're Sam Broder, right?Copy !req
581. - Dr. Weaver. Nice to meet you.
- Call me IKerry.Copy !req
582. My office says you've made
a few appointments...Copy !req
583. and always canceled them
at the last minute.Copy !req
584. - You'd think I was the dentist.
- I'm sorry.Copy !req
585. That's all right. It's pretty common.Copy !req
586. Deciding to track down your birth
parents isn't something to do lightly.Copy !req
587. - I've done that whole Internet thing.
- Most people start there.Copy !req
588. I do this for a living.Copy !req
589. My company handled several hundred
cases last year.Copy !req
590. Sounds like a good living.Copy !req
591. I need your full name,
date of birth, place of birth...Copy !req
592. and the names
of your adoptive parents.Copy !req
593. I'm glad you could step in
on such short notice.Copy !req
594. I'm always happy to get
a 16-year-old up...Copy !req
595. get him back out there kissing
the girls, making them cry.Copy !req
596. So how's this Interim Chief thing
working out?Copy !req
597. Oh, miserably.Copy !req
598. Between my surgical duties and all
the administrative crap down there...Copy !req
599. It's a shame IKerry Weaver
wasn't able to continue.Copy !req
600. Plus, you're Chief of Staff.Copy !req
601. I tackle that part of my job
around midnight.Copy !req
602. Didn't it work out well when
Morgenstern handled surgery in the ER?Copy !req
603. He did have it down.Copy !req
604. Well, Donald, I feel I'd be remiss
if I didn't offer up my services.Copy !req
605. To be Interim Chief of the ER?Copy !req
606. "Acting Chief" has a bit more
je ne sais quois.Copy !req
607. I don't care if you call yourself
God if you're willing to take that on.Copy !req
608. - We'd still be conducting a search.
- Yeah. Well, as long as you need me.Copy !req
609. I needed you today.Copy !req
610. - Well, how does tomorrow sound?
- Like a stroke of luck.Copy !req
611. Sorry it's only instant.
I used to grind the beans.Copy !req
612. Don't worry about it.
Anything is fine.Copy !req
613. I'll get it.Copy !req
614. Hi.Copy !req
615. Hi.Copy !req