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Grey's Anatomy » Season 10 » Everything I Try to Do, Nothing Seems to Turn Out Right
00:43:03
Ellen Pompeo, Justin Chambers, Chandra Wilson
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Nouns
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omphalocele
His omphalocele's ruptured!
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2)
apposition
You're gonna want to position the ring in apposition
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3)
antacid
And take an antacid before you go back in there.
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4)
checkup
Just, uh, having a checkup with old ob-gyn,
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5)
suture
we'll use the attached suture to tie the ends together.
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6)
gauze
All right, Ms. Campbell. I'm just gonna grab you some gauze and...
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7)
pacemaker
My heart broke when Dr. Webber said the pacemaker wouldn't work,
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8)
twig
My diet's pretty much leaves and twig already.
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9)
esophagus
at the end of the esophagus, just above the stomach.
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10)
implantation
She's here today for the implantation of the permanent rectal pacemaker.
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11)
craze
♪ We were cool on craze ♪
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12)
ointment
We've been managing him with daily application of silver-sulfadiazine ointment
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13)
hemorrhage
C.T. negative for abdominal or intracranial hemorrhage,
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14)
remission
Monica Zarr, 27, in remission from rectal cancer.
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15)
aspiration
and he nearly died from aspiration pneumonia.
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16)
waffle
You made waffle in our kitchen.
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sweetie
Sweetie, we made it through your cancer.
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18)
intestine
My intestine are on the inside, but still,
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19)
scalp
Complex scalp lac and bilateral hip dislocations.
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20)
reflux
to reduce reflux and prevent food from coming back up the throat,
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21)
bedtime
and read them a really long bedtime story.
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22)
graft
and I will perform the fusion with bone graft between L5 and s1.
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23)
poop
- Paul, give him the poop diary. - Sure.
Verbs
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smush
in broken bones and smush spleens.
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poach
Hey, what, are you poach patients now?
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overhear
We overhear that one of the residents isn't coming back next year,
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belch
No, you just belch to rattle the windows.
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deactivate
using deactivate H.I.V. as a viral vector in order to cure his SCID.
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fart
But also, she fart like 80 times, and I did not laugh once.
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7)
rupture
His omphalocele's rupture!
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8)
poop
But I'm poop way less.
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9)
implant
The sacral-nerve-stimulator lead we implant
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10)
toss
♪ For I toss and turn ♪
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owe
I owe you both an apology for snapping.
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forgive
I forgive you.
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expose
I know what it's like to feel expose.
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heal
I took a virus that kills into something that heal, and I saved his life.
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authorize
Parents authorize your treatment with signed consent.
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adapt
that a medical device was adapt to something
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burst
It burst, Ross. That's what happened. Move.
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align
Okay, once it's align,
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steal
- You stole my short-gut kid. - All right.
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deserve
I've known people who have deserve Harper Avery's,
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punch
So why do you look like I just punch a kitten?
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screw
I screw up.
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reveal
Primary survey reveal a large, briskly bleeding scalp lac.
Adverbs
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medially
I can retract the iliac vein medially to help with exposure.
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uncontrollably
And we're just gonna send her home farting and pooping uncontrollably
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briskly
Primary survey revealed a large, briskly bleeding scalp lac.
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overnight
So, observe him carefully overnight,
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definitely
I definitely want to bring that here.
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carefully
So, observe him carefully overnight,
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twice
We ran the labs twice,
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forth
running back and forth to the bathroom,
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absolutely
Absolutely. Of course, Dr. Kepner.
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nearly
and he nearly died from aspiration pneumonia.
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exactly
exactly what Bailey said to you this morning.
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alone
Staples alone should do it.
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behind
Next year, you'd only fall farther behind.
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instead
instead of Dr. Alexander.
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almost
- All right, you ready to shoot? - Uh, wait. I'm almost finished.
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outside
Dr. Warren, I'd appreciate it if you stepped outside.
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actually
Do you think it might actually be time for the boy to come out of the bubble?
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kind
- You've told! - I d... I-I kind of...
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soon
And I will join you as soon as I finish up with Ms. Campbell over there.
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20)
along
How far along are you?
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later
when I get home later tonight. - Tonight?
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though
Thank you so much for coming in, though.
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often
People whose bold ideas can often result
Adjectives
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anorectal
at the level of the anorectal junction.
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acetabular
with an acetabular wall fracture, but both have been reduced.
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iliac
I can retract the iliac vein medially to help with exposure.
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inguinal
I, uh, just came by to check on my inguinal-hernia kid.
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sacral
The sacral-nerve-stimulator lead we implanted
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bionic
So, you want to give me a bionic butthole?
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intracranial
C.T. negative for abdominal or intracranial hemorrhage,
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esophageal
You know what you need? A magnetic esophageal sphincter.
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tainted
♪ This tainted love... ♪
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reckless
- How could you be so reckless? - Whoa, how did you...
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rectal
Monica Zarr, 27, in remission from rectal cancer.
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embarrassing
Which is why it was always a little embarrassing
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sterile
Get me saline, sterile dressings, and vicryl mesh, now!
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awkward
I took it as a compliment, but still, awkward.
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risky
the riskiest, high-profile cardiothoracic surgeries.
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damned
And that's exactly what makes them so damned exciting.
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adorable
It should be a quiet and adorable day.
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fragile
Mnh-mnh. Now we're too fragile.
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anxious
and then I got all anxious about that,
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abdominal
He was born with his abdominal organs outside of his body.
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nonsense
You call me that nonsense word one more time,
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rude
Because it's freaking rude, Alex,
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bilateral
Complex scalp lac and bilateral hip dislocations.
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