Name: DNR
Released: 2020-08-12
Cast: Hugh Laurie, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard

1) embolus

Embolus. The arm problem was caused by a clot.
2) angiogram

Let's get an MR angiogram, check for an embolic stroke.
3) cauda

T-9 through the cauda equina, same as the last time.
4) twit

- But how do you know I made him... - You're a polite twit, not an idiot.
5) milligram

Okay. Increase the steroids to 100 milligram every 12 hours
6) accuser

His right to face his accuser. That's clever, huh?
7) sputum

Coughing up much sputum?
8) avm

How could Hamilton have missed an AVM?
9) ventilator

CHASE: He's stable on the ventilator, oxygenating well.
10) heparin

Start heparin, 500 ccs IV push.
11) torment

More hand-wringing, more torment?
12) donut

I'd be willing to bet it's not your first donut of the day.
13) fad

Are you done, or do you have more references to 1980s fad?
14) adrenal

draw blood for adrenal and thyroid function.
15) stripper

Cuddy sent me a stripper again?
16) sludge

CAMERON: The sludge is blocking the blood flow to
17) messiah

Well, some doctors have the messiah complex.
18) steroid

I started him on IV steroid and Synthroid.
19) limp

I know that limp. I know the empty ring finger.
20) antibiotic

And the rest, steroids, antibiotic,
21) parole

He must've spoken to Foreman's parole officer.
22) inflammation

You're diagnosing Wegener's based on a little inflammation?
23) mri

Well, let's do an MRI of our own.

1) immobilize

Patient's immobilize in the ICU.
2) shove

if they don't want treatment, they get it shove down their throat,
3) pertain

If it pertain to this case, your attorney...
4) jog

Oh, don't worry about it. You'll be jog before you need a second one.
5) chew

Well, your lungs are kind of chew up from the pneumonia.
6) diagnose

The paralysis has already been diagnose by Dr. Hamilton. It's ALS.
7) scare

That it scare him, that it matters.
8) shrink

If it's inflammation, the steroids would've shrunk it down.
9) forgive

Dr. Hamilton forgive. He's capable of moving on.
10) predict

ALS fits. It even predict the pneumonia.
11) bind

You make enough calls, one of them is bound to be right.
12) mess

even before your leg got mess up.
13) overcome

Don't get me wrong. I'm overcome with joy.
14) exhaust

Well, unfortunately, I think we've exhaust all the tests we can do
15) disagree

He knows we disagree with his choice.
16) screw

Right, exactly! It's the Mg. You screw up!
17) suffer

The patient was suffer from depression,
18) admit

He's admit this isn't relevant.
19) exclude

Because Hamilton has exclude everything else.
20) assault

You assault that man.
21) shut

so can you just shut up, Tommy?
22) involve

His style involve humility?
23) suppose

Not as much as he is, but I suppose that was your point.

1) gung

Why is everyone so gung ho to connect those two conditions?
2) spontaneously

You're saying he just spontaneously got better?
3) accidentally

I know. I accidentally glanced at his resume before I hired him.
4) aside

so when I hired you, I also set aside $50,000 a year for legal expenses.
5) basically

Basically, we go in and pull the clot out.
6) overnight

Are you saying it just grew overnight?
7) obviously

Really smart doctor, and his treatment obviously isn't working.
8) apparently

Well, apparently, you know me better than I know you.
9) unfortunately

Well, unfortunately, I think we've exhausted all the tests we can do
10) certainly

Well, you certainly are, boss, like a wet tongue sticks to dry ice.
11) exactly

Right, exactly! It's the Mg. You screwed up!
12) sometimes

Patients sometimes get better.
13) otherwise

Otherwise, you two have a fun weekend.
14) especially

especially if you're wrong a lot.
15) late

Am I late?
16) almost

CAMERON: Almost none. He seems to be stabilized.
17) outside

Cora's meeting me outside with the limo.
18) actually

Actually, I was hoping we could avoid it,
19) kind

Well, your lungs are kind of chewed up from the pneumonia.
20) soon

Soon as they pull that plug, he'll die.
21) enough

He won't last long enough for it to work.
22) sort

- You seeing anybody? - Kind of, sort of.
23) though

There is a "me" though, if you jumble it up.

1) bronchoscopic

Foreman got you doing bronchoscopic suctioning for the pneumonia?
2) lobar

this is a simple case of lobar pneumonia. Boring.
3) multifocal

Multifocal motor neuropathy.
4) anatomic

Same anatomic location.
5) carotid

We're in your carotid artery.
6) stubborn

Do you think he's just being stubborn?
7) amused

You're much more easily amused when you can walk.
8) obsessive

Obsessive son of a bitch?
9) transverse

Transverse myelitis.
10) septic

And since he's displaying septic physiology,
11) suspicious

The timing doesn't seem suspicious to you?
12) accountable

I hold you accountable. So what?
13) lunar

No, I'm saying let's rule out the lunar god and go from there.
14) prestigious

You already have the most prestigious fellowship.
15) insane

I will continue to try and stop you from doing insane things,
16) modest

- It's all political. - Don't be modest. You've earned it.
17) fuzzy

all warm and fuzzy, leave a message.
18) differential

to the next differential diagnosis like it's...
19) impressive

Congratulations. Impressive legal argument.
20) ethical

To intubate or not to intubate, that is the big ethical question.
21) diagnostic

Your diagnostic trial.
22) genuine

Do you mean genuine humility,
23) thick

Yeah, it sounds thick. Too bad he's not coming.

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