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House M.D. » Season 1 » Fidelity
00:43:57
Hugh Laurie, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard
706
Nouns
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neediness
She would certainly have the neediness you need.
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tularemia
For a diagnosis of tularemia
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tsetse
and having sex with a tsetse fly.
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microgram
Started 270 microgram per minute 10 minutes ago.
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titer
A single titer over 160 would be a big clue.
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milligram
25 milligram per kilogram, four times a day.
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chloramphenicol
Start her on IV chloramphenicol,
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8)
tox
I want an EKG and blood tests, including tox screen on Mrs...
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sedative
You gave sedative to a patient who's already sleeping 18 hours a day?
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10)
neurologist
Three ER doctors, two neurologist
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11)
lull
Lull
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12)
radiologist
and a radiologist have all figured out what it's not.
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13)
kilogram
25 milligrams per kilogram, four times a day.
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14)
vomit
He figured I wouldn't notice the vomit on the towels
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15)
spleen
Not the spleen? Thank goodness we hired a neurologist.
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16)
detergent
I use the same detergent for 15 years,
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17)
smear
Blood and CSF smear show no sign of parasites.
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18)
ulcer
Tularemia initially presents with a rash or ulcer near the infection site.
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19)
lesion
There were no lesion and no mass effect that we could see.
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20)
dopamine
Did you give her dopamine?
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21)
toxin
If it's not paraneoplastic, and it is a reaction to some sort of toxin,
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implant
Do I have to get rid of the implant?
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rash
Tularemia initially presents with a rash or ulcer near the infection site.
Verbs
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metastasize
Thyroid cancer metastasize to his brain.
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recalibrate
- What's goin' on? - I'm recalibrating the centrifuge.
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3)
inhale
Not if she inhale it.
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4)
prescribe
But you've never been prescribe folic acid,
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5)
diagnose
Yes. He was diagnose six months ago.
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6)
melt
- Why do we need this stuff? - Because melarsoprol melt plastic.
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7)
pretend
Well, if a tree pretend to fall in a forest...
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freak
- Yes. - After you got so freak
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9)
spike
CHASE: Her fever spike at 104.
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10)
transmit
Anything that can be transmit via the blood
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11)
reject
We reject Lyme disease
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12)
screw
And how exactly do you reformulate, "Have you screw around?"
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13)
reveal
WILSON: The MRI reveal nothing.
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14)
cheat
is about to die if he cheat on her?
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15)
decrease
But your EKG shows a slightly decrease heart rate.
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16)
lie
I don't ask why patients lie. I just assume they all do.
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17)
wake
Sleeping Beauty, wake up.
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18)
ignore
Maybe she ignore it, figured she had a cold.
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19)
throw
to get throw off track.
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20)
smoke
- You smoke? - No, never.
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pull
- You pull my medical records? - You coughed the other day.
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teach
- I teach preschool. - Sounds fun.
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treat
We treat the underlying malignancy.
Adverbs
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exponentially
What, do the complications increase exponentially with cup size?
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2)
unusually
Husband described her as being unusually irritable recently.
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asleep
- She fall asleep again? - In the middle of a sentence.
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practically
That guy practically lives here.
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surprisingly
Surprisingly, no.
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formally
I'm guessing the last option has yet to be formally presented.
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incredibly
Clinical depression. Incredibly contagious.
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legally
before I can legally prescribe it.
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perfectly
I just want to be perfectly clear.
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basically
This stuffs basically arsenic mixed with antifreeze.
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11)
somewhat
He's actually somewhat of an expert in these matters.
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obviously
it's obviously not coming from their home.
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13)
unfortunately
Unfortunately, they're better than all the other ideas.
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eventually
Well, eventually it'll get bigger.
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possibly
Possibly when you first met him.
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16)
twice
this conversation's gonna take twice as long.
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absolutely
ED: Absolutely not.
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extremely
And unfortunately, the treatment for both is extremely dangerous.
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certainly
She would certainly have the neediness you need.
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20)
exactly
Some tumors are almost impossible to see unless you know exactly where to look.
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immediately
Onset immediately after IV IG isn't.
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alone
- Leave me alone. - Come on. What's up?
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sometimes
Sometimes it presents with no tumor at all.
Adjectives
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whata
That's whata worsening of symptoms after immunotherapy would suggest.
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2)
uncalibrated
It's a very sad thing, an uncalibrated centrifuge.
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aplastic
The treatment for tularemia can cause aplastic anemia.
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sedate
FOREMAN: We had to sedate her.
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treatable
- If the tumor's treatable. - Exactly.
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frigid
I'm guessing he figured if you're both frigid, no harm, no foul.
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unresponsive
She's unresponsive to pain. Come on, Elyse.
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inconclusive
Yep. Probably inconclusive, but worth doing.
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irritable
Husband described her as being unusually irritable recently.
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folic
But you've never been prescribed folic acid,
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incapable
Suddenly tests and radiologists are incapable of error?
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arsenic
This stuffs basically arsenic mixed with antifreeze.
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neurological
It means we're still not sure what's causing the neurological problems.
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reluctant
You might be reluctant to admit it.
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roasted
The rotisseur prepares the roasted meats and gravies.
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abdominal
"Can cause vomiting, abdominal pain,
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depressed
Hypersomnia's usually accompanied by irritability in depressed patients.
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ridiculous
- That's ridiculous. - Fine.
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elevated
Elevated sed rate indicates inflammation.
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philosophical
They're a birthday present, not a philosophical treatise.
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neural
blood toxicity, neural damage, cardiac arrhythmia."
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upset
- I know how concerned you were. - She's all upset
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cardiac
blood toxicity, neural damage, cardiac arrhythmia."
