Name: Whatever It Takes
Released: 2020-08-14
Cast: Hugh Laurie, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard

Words to remember

Nouns

1) dimercaprol

Along with dimercaprol chelation,
2) shiksa

Flirt all you want, but I should warn you, shiksa are for practice.
3) immunologist

You're an immunologist. We wanted to confirm...
4) plasmapheresis

I'll arrange for plasmapheresis and chemo.
5) porphyria

If she had porphyria, you'd have seen purple urine.
6) botulism

It's not botulism. It's polio.
7) fingernail

discharge from the fingernail beds and hair loss.
8) inexperience

Because of your inexperience, your poor judgment
9) thallium

Some doctor would have to poison her with thallium so it looks like polio,
10) hallucination

How much... WILSON: Hallucinations?
11) milligram

Recommended dose is 25 milligram per meter squared.
12) sciatica

Any history of sciatica or spinal injury?
13) chelation

Along with dimercaprol chelation,
14) tox

We've run six complete tox screens,
15) oncologist

We need to consult an oncologist about the chemo.
16) snot

And you'd treat Methuselah if his snot had an interesting color.
17) mra

If we gave MRAs to every patient with a headache...
18) attache

attache to the Minister of Defense.
19) delirium

Miller Fisher doesn't cause delirium and fever.
20) fella

So, where is the poor sick fella?
21) ridicule

Yeah. I deserve shame and ridicule for offering a consult.
22) tendon

Abnormal deep tendon reflex.
23) bagel

And I never had a blueberry bagel,

Verbs

1) vomit

John hasn't vomit in six hours.
2) sprawl

Either you're sprawl naked on your floor with an empty bottle of Vicodin
3) accelerate

like a test drive in a car that accelerate faster than a space shuttle.
4) derive

It's an herbal treatment derive from a parasitic fungus.
5) interrupt

I know you're pissed I interrupt,
6) poison

or he was poison by some group
7) deserve

Yeah. I deserve shame and ridicule for offering a consult.
8) mess

I guess when I mess with other people's patients,
9) screw

Yes! They've ignored you, they screw up
10) admit

admit I made a mistake.
11) cure

Let's ask John if he'd rather be sick honestly or cure dishonestly.
12) fake

What do you care if I fake a lab test,
13) involve

If the squirrel liberation army is involve, I'm out of here.
14) suppose

I'm gonna do what doctors aren't suppose to do,
15) torture

you'd be torturing Bolivians
16) solve

if we solve this just by running your errands.
17) lie

You just lie to your friends and family,
18) customize

some customize isotope.
19) appreciate

We really appreciate the consult on such short notice.
20) ignore

Yes! They've ignore you, they screwed up
21) bet

Damn, I shouldn't have bet on the Viagra.
22) prove

who was just prove wrong about his pancreatitis theory.
23) taste

but they taste like a horse's lower than chestnuts,

Adverbs

1) unbelievably

Any alternative is unbelievably convoluted.
2) remarkably

you're remarkably involved in his team.
3) accidentally

which makes the theory that he accidentally ate a couple of hundred
4) appropriately

I'm appropriately cheery for someone who's been proved right.
5) literally

literally, chestnuts from Péra,
6) somehow

It makes me think that somehow it all makes sense.
7) somewhere

If I have to walk somewhere, there better be at least five girls involved.
8) personally

Personally, I think she overplayed it.
9) obviously

I mean, obviously the Village People played out the whole cop thing.
10) definitely

It's definitely two threes.
11) extremely

Vitamin C. Extremely high doses.
12) instead

instead of putting me into a state of anticipatory sexual arousal.
13) especially

especially since it's obvious he doesn't want to be called.
14) almost

You almost got me.
15) actually

You actually cure this guy, I'll show you my private water board.
16) kind

It's kind of tacky doing it in front of the patient.
17) far

And I'm gonna let him get as far away as possible before you call the cops.
18) together

- You two eat breakfast together? - No.
19) ago

Five days ago he was 185 pounds. Perfect health.
20) ever

The most buttoned-down woman you'd ever meet,
21) sure

You sure you don't wanna go to law school?
22) always

You always feel like throwing up.
23) less

The only thing less likely than you helping the CIA

Adjectives

1) untraceable

with the resources to make it completely untraceable,
2) doable

Actually, it is kind of doable, right?
3) multicolored

Nice, multicolored markers.
4) inconclusive

MRI was inconclusive. Start her on...
5) unheard

Unheard of for a doctor.
6) stubborn

You're stubborn. You're arrogant!
7) arrogant

You're stubborn. You're arrogant!
8) reckless

and your failure to recognize a reckless fool.
9) fungal

Spies can't get fungal infections?
10) overwhelmed

Any chance he's just overwhelmed with gratitude?
11) neurological

Get a fresh history, neurological exam and an MRI of her head.
12) shocking

HOUSE: The really shocking thing
13) depressed

Funny how you weren't so depressed
14) transient

Hereditary brain disorder, transient ischemia
15) abnormal

Abnormal deep tendon reflex.
16) rogue

When these two went rogue and pumped her full of steroids, we lost...
17) spinal

Any history of sciatica or spinal injury?
18) bored

I was wondering when you'd grow bored of avoiding my calls.
19) awful

He asked an awful lot of questions for a valet.
20) foul

If you had any real evidence of foul play,
21) persistent

Twenty-month old baby, persistent rash, fever...
22) fascinating

Fascinating as that sounds.
23) aggressive

Lupus this aggressive wouldn't spare her kidneys.

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