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The Good Doctor » Season 1 » Burnt Food

00:43:25

Freddie Highmore, Nicholas Gonzalez, Antonia Thomas

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) echocardiogram

Do you think we should do an echocardiogram?
2) pneumothorax

pneumothorax stabilized,
3) nepotism

If you're trying to turn this into a nepotism case,
4) effusion

that's not where a pericardial effusion manifests.
5) rationalization

The rationalization is exactly the same.
6) savant

Yes, he has autism, but he also has savant syndrome...
7) abscess

This is an abscess. It's gonna bur...
8) incision

The incision should take place two ribs down.
9) temperament

Words like "temperament" and, "Oh, no! Ohh!
10) ecg

The boy's ECG changed.
11) atrium

There's a concave deformity in the right atrium.
12) tangent

didn't take this tangent, and instead focus on something
13) pickle

- I don't like pickle. - I know.
14) subordinate

- Subordinate. Doesn't... - Sure. Subordinate. Or... inferior.
15) nephew

we're gonna have to fire her idiot nephew from bookkeeping.
16) suction

Suction and a lap sponge. His BP's crashing.
17) saline

Two liters saline wide open.
18) mister

Boy: Mister?
19) sponge

Suction and a lap sponge. His BP's crashing.
20) baggage

and baggage-handling tape, but I am going to get
21) liter

Two liter saline wide open.
22) awhile

Sir, the boy is wide open. It's gonna take awhile.
23) vein

His jugular vein's been cut.

Verbs

1) puncture

If it puncture the SVC, blood could be leaking
2) reopen

The vote was clear. Why are we reopen this?
3) skim

while you were skim the dictionary?
4) stun

Stop acting like you're stun that you're standing there.
5) stricken

He's panic stricken.
6) stabilize

pneumothorax stabilize,
7) bleed

I'm saving his life. He was bleed out.
8) characterize

a mental condition characterize by difficulty
9) isolate

I'm isolating the descending aorta.
10) diagnose

hiring a surgeon who's been diagnose with autism?
11) expose

When he was younger, he was expose to...
12) vet

I vet him like I would any other candidate.
13) smell

Everything smell different when it rains.
14) screw

the woman I'm screw,
15) suffer

And he reports the boy suffer a pneumothorax.
16) suppose

[Scoffs] I suppose not.
17) lie

If you lie to me, my answers won't help you.
18) burn

smelled like burn food,
19) throw

This is the third school he's been throw out of.
20) prove

If he prove anything less than excellent...
21) mention

Medical Advice form that mention
22) treat

Aren't we judged by how we treat people?
23) decide

Perhaps we should hear from him before we decide his fate.

Adverbs

1) paradoxically

No, the... the chest is moving paradoxically.
2) urgently

You need bypass surgery quite urgently.
3) thankfully

Well, thankfully, there's a cure for youth
4) reliably

He can't even reliably show up for a job interview.
5) genuinely

And you genuinely thought that this Board
6) barely

Certain. He's been a rock. It's barely changed.
7) literally

And for you, I'm afraid, that's literally true.
8) reasonably

wouldn't reasonably have any doubts about
9) obviously

'cause obviously, we can't handle him, either.
10) apparently

Apparently, he's one of our doctors.
11) unfortunately

Unfortunately, God already has a job.
12) forever

maybe forever, to your teenage children.
13) eventually

eventually.
14) normally

Glassman: We don't normally treat rabbits, especially...
15) properly

until the damage can be properly repaired.
16) exactly

The rationalization is exactly the same.
17) earlier

You asked earlier about an echo.
18) immediately

he will be immediately released.
19) particularly

for any doctor, particularly a surgeon.
20) perhaps

Perhaps we should hear from him before we decide his fate.
21) instead

didn't take this tangent, and instead focus on something
22) quite

You need bypass surgery quite urgently.
23) especially

Especially those who... who don't have

Adjectives

1) pericardial

Pericardial effusion.
2) jugular

His jugular vein's been cut.
3) upsetting

I hope it isn't too upsetting to him when he hears
4) undeniable

Those are assets. Undeniable assets
5) undetermined

but undetermined internal injuries.
6) arrogant

You're very arrogant.
7) traumatic

Traumatic pneumothorax.
8) rude

Why were you rude to me when we first met,
9) vascular

Sarah: Vascular clamp.
10) disappointed

So, are you proud or disappointed?
11) upset

Dr. Andrews, your wife is gonna be very upset with you.
12) cardiac

All cardiac vital signs are within normal range.
13) remarkable

that... that are just remarkable.
14) incoming

Dr. Melendez, we've got an incoming 8-year-old male,
15) slight

Well, I-I noticed that there was a slight reduction
16) curious

You got to be curious about the place, about the people.
17) spatial

He has almost perfect recall. He has spatial intelligence.
18) artificial

You should start artificial respiration.
19) damn

Get in there with the suction. I can't see a damn thing.
20) weird

There was this weird guy, the one that did
21) sad

It's sad.
22) stupid

Will you stop petting that stupid rabbit?!
23) vital

All cardiac vital signs are within normal range.

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