Adverbs

• 1) ludicrously

  It's a ludicrously long shot that explains every one of those symptoms

• 2) foolishly

  We foolishly ruled out lymphoma

• 3) rationally

  If emotions made you act rationally, they wouldn't be called emotions, right?

• 4) unbelievably

  And if God hadn't made it unbelievably fun,

• 5) medically

  which, speaking medically, is when the fun stops.

• 6) temporarily

  to temporarily boost his white-blood-cell count.

• 7) nowhere

  The brain fires bursts of electrical impulses from nowhere to nowhere,

• 8) obviously

  Obviously, the girl is hot. You're not talking about her aesthetics.

• 9) apparently

  Good. Because I thought maybe he was sick, but, apparently, he's not.

• 10) unfortunately

  so, unfortunately, she's much too busy to deal with you.

• 11) twice

  Twice with Dan and Mike.

• 12) absolutely

  Just ordering some tests. Absolutely nothing to worry about.

• 13) certainly

  Well, that certainly would be a concern.

• 14) nearly

  Not nearly as many as die from doctor screw-ups,

• 15) exactly

  I mean, I hope you got some specifics on exactly what was going on.

• 16) particularly

  Speaking of which, if you're particularly annoying,

• 17) finally

  Finally, sinus infection.

• 18) instead

  The pharmacist gave him gout medicine instead of cough medicine,

• 19) quite

  You might wanna block your ears for this, it's quite loud.

• 20) late

  - You're half an hour late. - Busy caseload.

• 21) almost

  Because I have almost no interest in kissing you.

• 22) actually

  but working with people actually makes you a better doctor.

• 23) soon

  It's too soon to say they're not having an effect.