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Grey's Anatomy » Season 10 » Two Against One

00:43:04

Ellen Pompeo, Justin Chambers, Chandra Wilson

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) pledget

Can I have a pledget, please?
2) esophagectomy

My esophagectomy is supposed to be in O.R. 2.
3) hemifacial

- And it's not a twitch, it's a... - A hemifacial spasm.
4) relaxer

I mean, I've already tried botox, muscle relaxer, and...
5) ureter

"that's the ureter."
6) neurosurgeon

He's Derek Shepherd... one of the best neurosurgeon
7) anastomosis

If there's a breakdown somewhere in the anastomosis,
8) fibrin

All right, securing the pad with fibrin glue.
9) fingertip

and pulling at your fingertip?
10) utensil

I'm starving. Can they print food or just utensil?
11) sepsis

The hole can cause sepsis, which could drop blood pressure.
12) suture

Should I do the suture?
13) twitch

- The twitch. - I don't know who you are,
14) decompression

You wanna do the decompression?
15) scaffold

But this? Building a scaffold seated with cells,
16) esophagus

Yes, and this is your esophagus,
17) murderer

Look, I'm sure she's probably not an ax murderer,
18) intestine

Your colon is actually your large intestine,
19) epi

Okay, get me one of epi and 300 of amiodarone, now!
20) ulcer

Mrs. Ott... my aortic ulcer patient?
21) abdomen

And now he's got an abdomen completely covered with tumors.
22) graft

- Like an actual vascular graft? - Like a pretzel.
23) forefront

In the O.R. of someone standing on the forefront

Verbs

1) revolutionize

Did you hear Mer just revolutionize
2) twitch

It's twitch for 20 years.
3) stumble

The fact that I stumble in my faith...
4) inject

So, uh, Wilson, as I inject air into the N.G. tube,
5) poke

your typical cookie sheet and poke holes in the foil.
6) rot

they've been rot in there.
7) diagnose

He was diagnose already stage IV.
8) crush

90 percent. We crush it!
9) bother

I-I-I wasn't sure if that really bother you.
10) reject

but won't he just reject that one, too?
11) lean

maybe we shouldn't actually lean on each other.
12) refuse

So in some cases, the body refuse to accept it.
13) disagree

You disagree with how I'm flying the plane.
14) pitch

I thought of you first. So I pitch you to the board.
15) cheat

I would have thought you cheat.
16) adopt

I mean, the doctors adopt it to the O.R.
17) suppose

Dr. Grey says you're suppose to be up and walking.
18) wash

Did you completely wash it out?
19) burn

The crust that always stick to the edges never get burn.
20) divorce

How long have you two been divorce?
21) appreciate

- I appreciate that. - Absolutely.
22) realize

♪ late at night when you realize you're on your own ♪
23) ignore

He ignore his symptoms,

Adverbs

1) anatomically

It is an anatomically correct liver model
2) minimally

It's minimally invasive. It's barely even a surgery.
3) smack

Right smack in the middle of the liver.
4) incredibly

These people are great. They're incredibly nice
5) barely

It's minimally invasive. It's barely even a surgery.
6) legally

I don't think you can ask me this legally
7) besides

Uh, you know, uh, besides, it's better than you
8) basically

I basically trained these two.
9) somewhere

he left a piece of.... food somewhere.
10) obviously

But you're seeing other people, obviously.
11) definitely

No, definitely not.
12) eventually

Eventually, even using a patient's own cells
13) effectively

can't effectively pump blood to the rest of his body.
14) twice

I took my boards twice, so it'll be fine, right?
15) absolutely

We need to be absolutely sure that there's no leak.
16) truly

a bad review, people can truly say,
17) certainly

but we're certainly not... equal.
18) exactly

It was set up exactly the way I needed it
19) sometimes

sometimes you're just outnumbered.
20) finally

Think I'm finally getting through...
21) instead

Wilson, if you cut the bowel instead of the adhesion,
22) forward

moving medicine forward, finding new ways to innovate.
23) late

♪ late at night when you realize you're on your own ♪

Adjectives

1) hemifacial

that it is a hemifacial spasm.
2) florid

He's in florid heart failure.
3) peds

Clowns are a peds floor hazard.
4) spillage

there'll be spillage,
5) untenable

and that became untenable, it was affecting my work,
6) vertebral

Vertebral artery is tortuous.
7) biodegradable

"biodegradable polymers."
8) aortic

Mrs. Ott... my aortic ulcer patient?
9) rectal

than most rectal exams.
10) sterile

Your left hand dropped below the sterile field.
11) captive

Another captive runs screaming
12) exhausted

I'm exhausted.
13) abdominal

- all over the man's abdominal cavity. - Right.
14) fetal

So when an opening came up for maternal/fetal surgeon,
15) intern

with intern Murphy, and then you decided not
16) invasive

It's minimally invasive. It's barely even a surgery.
17) vascular

- Like an actual vascular graft? - Like a pretzel.
18) cardiac

I've scheduled a cardiac C.T. and M.R.I.
19) intimate

I just out of a job interview that was more intimate
20) grateful

and I am so grateful to have been a part of that.
21) fatal

causing a potential fatal infection.
22) rational

keep pushing yourself past all rational limits...
23) aggressive

Will's cancer is a very aggressive sarcoma.

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