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S1 E15Unfinished Business

[describing a patient with body integrity identity disorder] These people believe that one of their limbs, part of their body, is not their own. His sense of self does not extend to the fingers on his left arm. It stops at the elbow.

[bemused] Sorry, it sounds a little out there to me.

I mean, who are any of us to say where we end, right? Or begin. Physicists will tell you there's no physical self at all, right? Just waves of energy. A mystics will say that we're one big soup.

I'm not a physicist or a mystic, I'm a doc who spent his career treating wounded soldiers who begged me "Save my leg", "Save my arm". You don't think I should commit this guy?

Jay, she was on a placebo. They never knew. It was all for nothing.

No, you cared. I think, if we care, then whatever happens, it's for something. We might not see the effect, but It goes out there and it circulates around. It makes us all better, you know?

My brother, cop and philosopher.

[smiles] You've got to think big picture.

[Dr. Charles finds a 10-year old boy named Griffin in a bloody but vacant hospital ward room after picking up a bloodied clothing button.]

GGriffin

I'm not in trouble am I?

Noooo - you know what, let's - Let's find Mom and Dad, it's a very scary place.

GGriffin

[looks back at the blood on the floor] I'm not scared.

GGriffin

I want to be a doctor.

Really? Why's that?

GGriffin

[mumbles] The knives...

[shocked] What?!

GGriffin

[forces smile] To help people.

What's happening?

Dr. Perrington is taking him to the cath lab for a clot buster. If you're right about Andrew's head traumas, giving him a clot buster is worse than giving him blood thinners.

I gave my medical opinion. The patient and his brother did not want to listen. Perrington's an attending. It's out of my hands now.

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

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

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

I didn't say that.

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]

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.

On it.

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

Not that I've seen. Milligram of Ativan.

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

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

Is it ever good?

You're a good surgeon, Dr. Rhodes, but saving a life isn't always the answer. And you will never be a great surgeon until you understand that.

You gave Mr. Gleason a drink?

He was likely going to die without one. I've seen it happen.

So it doesn't matter if that was against hospital policy, 'cause I'm pretty sure if that were me, I'd be raked over the coals right now by you.

Damned if you do and damned if you don't. I admit it's a bit of a double standard. What can I say?

This patient... he had a chance to kick his addiction. Now it's gone.

Dr. Halstead, an addict doesn't just kick a habit. He's got to want to quit, and right he doesn't. Listen, you can't force a person to move on from something if they're not ready.

Daniel, what are you doing tonight?

Mm, working. Why?

Well, an old friend of Bert's and mine has moved to town and I thought we could all go to dinner.

You know, sounds like a blast, but I really am slammed.

Come on, Daniel. Bert's been so grumpy lately, and he always cheers up when he talks to you.

What's going on?

It's a long story, but you'd really be helping me out. Besides, Maribel loves Scotch and ballroom dancing. You haven't been out in a while.

You know, there's a reason for that. There's this new study out, says dating can lead to marriage.

It's just a friendly dinner.

Dr. Daniel Charles Yeah, and I'm still paying two and a half alimonies. Those friendly dinners can get expensive.

[Dr. Charles meets a parrot with PTSD]

Parrots are highly intelligent, and very socially attuned. There is, in fact, a program at the VA in San Francisco that matches vets with PTSD with similarly afflicted birds.

So he can help me?

Possible. [Parrot squawks "Don't touch that" repeatedly in the background]

What do I do?

Eh, take care of him. Talk to him. Hang out with him. For starters, teach him something else to say.

[Parrot squawks "Don't touch that" as Dr. Charles is about eat his chips]

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