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Maggie Lockwood quotes from Chicago Med

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Maggie Lockwood

Played by Marlyne Barrett

Chicago Med · 227 quotes

8th most-quoted character in Chicago Med: in 19 of its 227 quotes
Most scenes with: Sharon Goodwin (6), Dr. Will Halstead (5), Dr. Natalie Manning (4)

Scenes with Maggie Lockwood 19

We lost a patient this morning, Lisa Patrick. Her husband wants to harvest her eggs. Do we have a protocol for that?

We do. Ms. Patrick will have to be on life support for two weeks for hormone stimulation therapy, followed by the retrieval itself. It's an expensive and complicated procedure.

Well, he seems pretty committed. He says his wife really wanted to have a child.

Well, I imagine she meant she wanted a child she could mother and raise. This... this is a little different.

Maggie Lockwood

A lot different.

I'll call gynecology and get the process started.

Thank you.

Dr. Choi, we're gonna need some of your Navy-inspired discipline today.

Sorry, I'm with the paramedics today. Resident ride along.

Maggie Lockwood

And discipline, that a nice way of saying I'm a tight ass? [laughs] Oh, yes. Tight.

I didn't say that.

Maggie Lockwood

And getting the docs in line, isn't that the Chief Resident's job anyway?

Wonderful, the guy who's enforcing the rules is the one always breaking them. [looks over at Dr. Halstead]

Maggie Lockwood

I miss my brother, is that so horrible?

DLDenise Lockwood

He's gone!

Maggie Lockwood

Not completely! Not to me! I know I hurt you, but I'm not going to lose you. If I have to drag you kicking and screaming into the CT scanner, that's what's going to happen.

Do you think it's weird?

Maggie Lockwood

What, you hooking up with your late husband's best friend?

Not "hooking up".

Maggie Lockwood

Whatever you want to call it. You're asking me if it's weird.

Maggie Lockwood

Ehh, a little.

[Natalie sighs]

Maggie Lockwood

Don't stress out about it. I learned a long time ago that you have to do what makes you happy, even if some people think it's strange.

[a patient has a gun up his rectum] He says he has no idea how the gun got up there.

All right, what are our options?

It's not gonna be easy getting it out. It's just past his sphincter.

Plus, the hammer's cocked. So if there's a live round in there...

Seriously?

Could do some real damage... 22 single-shot derringer. That's a big kick for a little gun.

So we work up a plan to get him to the O.R. Page the surgeon on call.

Ms. Goodwin, I think it'd be safer to do it here. Jeff and I both have weapons experience. We sedate him, try to slide it out. If we can't make it, then we call in surgery.

I'm in.

Maggie Lockwood

Should we call CPD?

Yes. We'll need enough body armor and gear to protect whoever's in there with him. And let's keep this area clear.

And I'll keep the cameraman away from all this. It's unsafe, and frankly, it's distasteful.

Is this our victim?

Yeah. It's awful. You ever seen anything like this?

I wish I could say I hadn't.

Maggie Lockwood

Okay, let's lift. One, two, three.

So helpless.

We're looking into all of the employees at Teresa's facility. We're checking visitor logs, security footage. We'll find out who had access to her and to her floor.

Maggie Lockwood

But the rape kit's only supposed to reveal DNA for the past five days. How is this gonna help?

I hate to say this, but the likelihood in a case like this is that the offender's been assaulting her regularly, maybe even daily.

Maggie Lockwood

[orienting a new nurse] Seven treatment rooms on the east side, four trauma bays on the west. Bays three and four combine to treat gunshot wounds, a place affectionately known as Baghdad. 4,000 shootings in Chicago. Some days we get... [patient screaming] a dozen. Drug dispensers are in the north and south end of the E.D., extra gurneys, isolation suites in the ambulance bay. Uh... Band-Aid, wound dressings, gauze, and extra weaponry are in the supply closet next to the elevator, which brings us right here to the command center.

Deer in the headlights.

Maggie Lockwood

Mm-hm.

Nursling?

Maggie Lockwood

Monique Lawson. She's got her Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification, and is doing her E.D. check-off skills training with yours truly.

[to Monique] Be careful. She bites.

MLMonique Lawson

I hardly slept last night. I just couldn't stop thinking. I mean, so many people coming in, horrible injuries.

And this isn't even a busy day.

MLMonique Lawson

I just hope I'm up to it.

Maggie Lockwood

Quick, nurses' credo?

MLMonique Lawson

Uh... cure sometimes, treat often, comfort always.

Maggie Lockwood

Uh-uh. Don't kill your patient.

MLMaggie Lockwood, April Sexton, Nurse Doris

Because that's the doctor's job.

[approaching] I heard that.

Our server has been corrupted and shut down, and until we can restore the system, we'll be operating under downtime procedure. That means paper charts.

Maggie Lockwood

Oh, and no tablets, people. Hand 'em over.

So we have no access to anyone's medical records? How... how do we do stuff?

Well, there was a time not so long ago when we actually treated patients without the aid of computers. Imagine that. Tell them, Dr. Charles.

[reluctant to hand over his tablet] Can I keep it if I promise not to use it?

Maggie Lockwood

Sorry, Dr. Charles, IT needs to check them all out.

Maggie Lockwood

Imagine that baby being responsible for keeping its sister alive. Serial bone marrow donation. Maybe a kidney one day. Part of its liver. Not gonna be easy.

Nope. But if your kid had advanced leukemia, what would you do?

Maggie Lockwood

Whatever it takes.

Maggie Lockwood

I'm a charge nurse, and I'm hanging IV bags.

I know, Maggie. You're short-staffed.

Maggie Lockwood

For a month. When are we gonna hire more nurses?

We can't afford it. It's not in the budget.

Maggie Lockwood

Sharon, we are required to have one nurse for two beds. That's twelve nurses per shift. Four shifts, that's 48 nurses. Right now, I only have 42.

Well, even it out with overtime.

Maggie Lockwood

Time and a half? How is that supposed to save us money?

It doesn't, but overtime comes out of a different account. We still look good. Work with me.

Maggie Lockwood

What, you keeping a secret?

Maggie Lockwood

[taking his book] "Your Toddler and You". Is this business or pleasure?

Both. I'm looking for ideas on how to get Owen to like me.

Maggie Lockwood

What makes you think he doesn't.

[indicating his black eye] Oh, I don't know.

Maggie Lockwood

[she laughs] You worry too much.

Hey, Owen's number one in Natalie's life. If I can't make it work with him, I got no shot with her.

Maggie Lockwood

Well, let me break down toddlers for you. They eat, sleep, poop, and play. Help 'em out with any one of those things, and you're gold.

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