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April Sexton quotes from Chicago Med

Played by Yaya DaCosta · 18 quotes · page 1 of 2

April Sexton

Played by Yaya DaCosta

Chicago Med · 227 quotes

9th most-quoted character in Chicago Med: in 18 of its 227 quotes
Most scenes with: Dr. Ethan Choi (6), Dr. Will Halstead (4), Dr. Natalie Manning (4)

Scenes with April Sexton 18

Nurse April Sexton

Something doesn't make sense.

What's that?

Nurse April Sexton

Shooting in a movie theater, and we've only had one GSW, and that was the shooter. Where are the rest of the gunshot victims?

Mr. Gleason, you broke your leg pretty bad. We're gonna have to evaluate this and...

[Gleason suddenly starts shaking]

He's seizing.

Mr. Gleason? All right, milligram of Ativan.

April Sexton

On it.

It's a Grand mal seizure. He ever have this before?

April Sexton

Not that I've seen. Milligram of Ativan.

He's withdrawing. He's going in delirium tremens.

April Sexton

Never seen him get DTs before. It's gonna be bad, isn't it?

Is it ever good?

April Sexton

[notices Dr. Reese looking at her] What are you thinking?

Anxiety is a powerful emotion. Would you say that you feel more nervous about the situation or fearful of the future?

April Sexton

I-I don't know. Both, I guess.

How have you been sleeping? Waking up at night? Earlier than you'd like? [April and Maggie look at each other and start giggling] What?

April Sexton

Oh, my God. You're shrinking me. [to Maggie, amused] Three weeks in psych, and she's Freud.

What happened?

JWJason Wheeler

I-I-I don't know. She was alert and talking a few minutes ago.

No pulse.

All right, Clarke, intubator. April, miligram of epi.

April Sexton

On it.

Wheeler, get on her chest now. She's hemorrhaging.

Abruption from the trauma?

That might explain just a vaginal bleed, but not this. She's bleeding around her IV.

April Sexton

Dr. Rhodes.

All right, likely an amniotic fluid embolism. Impact from the accident forced amniotic fluid into her bloodstream, disrupted her clotting factors. Trigger the MTP. We need to get this baby out now.

April Sexton

Page OB?

No, there's no time. We've got about four minutes to deliver or we're gonna lose her and the baby.

Dr. Choi, what are you doing?

Putting in an IO.

Can I speak with you?

Hang on one second. Almost...

[to April] I'm in. He's 95% TBSA. Calculate his fluid based on Parkland, and run everything through the warmer.

April Sexton

Copy.

[stepping outside] I thought I told you to make him comfortable and move on.

Dr. Latham, standing by while a patient dies is not in my job description.

He has full thickness burns over 90% of his body. There is no chance of recovery.

He's awake, talking, lucid, not in any pain.

As you well know, he's not in pain because his cutaneous nerves have been destroyed by the burn. Very soon, his organs will begin to shut down. He is going to die. And treating him will only take resources away from patients who have a chance of survival.

April Sexton

The CPS working?

A-line pulsatility is decreasing.

April Sexton

Heart's beating less and less on its own.

But it's only been a few hours. The meds need a while to build in her system.

April Sexton

And we can't speed up the process? [seeing his reaction] We can?

IVIG and plasmapheresis. It's a method to block Melody's immune system from attacking heart muscle as it tries to clear the infection.

April Sexton

Well, why aren't we doing it?

The science is unproven. The unknowns worry me. The risk of anaphylaxis, additional infections, inflammatory side effects.

April Sexton

Well, she already coded. Another one could be right around the corner. Isn't it worth trying anything?

Not if it does more harm than good.

MLMonique Lawson

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

April Sexton

And this isn't even a busy day.

MLMonique Lawson

I just hope I'm up to it.

Quick, nurses' credo?

MLMonique Lawson

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

Uh-uh. Don't kill your patient.

MLMaggie Lockwood, April Sexton, Nurse Doris

Because that's the doctor's job.

[approaching] I heard that.

April Sexton

We cannot do this, Ethan.

He was clear in his decision.

April Sexton

Because you pressured him, made him feel like he had to choose right now.

No, I gave him his medical options, and he decided on what was best for him. Don't put this on me.

April Sexton

It is on you. Your hands may have been tied by his advance directive, but giving him heparin knowing it's lethal, that's assisted suicide.

April, we can't save Gary, but one organ donor can save up to eight lives. One tissue donor can improve the lives of up to fifty others. Because of him, fifty-eight people get a second chance. Put in the order for heparin.

April Sexton

No.

Then I'll do it myself.

We know she has AIDS. She knows she has AIDS. Her aunt must know on some level, this isn't the flu.

April Sexton

Yeah, but there's a difference between knowing something and saying it out loud. You say it out loud, and it's real.

April Sexton

Nancy Buckley's results?

Yeah, it's not a hernia. It's what I thought, her CT shows appendicitis.

April Sexton

But her charts said her appendix was removed when she was a teenager.

That's not the only thing that's off. [showing her an image on her tablet] Tubal ligation clips. She had her tubes tied. Why wouldn't she put that in her history?

April Sexton

Maybe she didn't want her mom to know. Might be a touchy subject for them.

You know what, Nancy said she always wanted to have kids. This doesn't feel right.

April Sexton

Well, either way, she's going to need surgery.

Yeah, on an organ she thinks she doesn't have.

[treating a baby] What's going on?

April Sexton

He's inconsolable. I've tried rocking him, swaddling him, singing. Nothing I do calms him down. Heart rate's in the 190s. O2 stats have been dropping.

Natalie Manning: Has he been feeding?

April Sexton

No, nothing. Is it possible he's still in shock from the cold?

I don't think so.

April Sexton

I'll go see if his labs are back.

That won't be necessary. He's addicted to heroin. He's going through withdrawal.

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