SZDr. Sam Zanetti
Your father, is he as big a tube steak as he seems?
That he is.
SZDr. Sam Zanetti
You leave him out there, Rhodes. Don't bring him in here.
“Unfinished Business” · Season 1, Episode 15
In this episode: Dean Winchester (940), Damon Salvatore (715), Sam Winchester (665), Olivia Benson (637), Stephen Fry (608), Narrator (554), Clark Kent (523), Nate (486)
I don't believe this. I... I miss something with one patient, and it's too late to fix it, then I catch something like this early on, and I still can't fix it. Nat, the medicine is clear. The patient should not be making this decision. I should.
So you became a doctor to tell people what to do?
I became a doctor to save people's lives. It's all I've ever wanted to do. I don't have a fallback plan or some hidden passion. This is it for me. It's just... no one ever told me there'd be this much loss involved.
Look, I wish I had more to tell you. Russell's on his way to CAT scan right now, so we can figure out what's injured. We think that it has something to do with the subclavian artery.
CRClaire Rhodes
English?
The one that supplies blood to the arm. He's gonna need an operation. We have to remove the glass and...
CRClaire Rhodes
You haven't removed the glass?
It's actually keeping him from bleeding to death. We are trying to get good imaging so that when we operate, we're not going in blind.
CRClaire Rhodes
So get it.
Is this how it's gonna be?
CRClaire Rhodes
What did you expect?
I had to leave, okay? The way things were with dad, there was no...
CRClaire Rhodes
Right, you left him, Connor, but you left me, too. Just go take care of Russell.
That's your dad?
Yep.
Fathers like that keep me in business, baby.
CRCornelius Rhodes
I'm not sure you're aware, but Connor knows Russell Rollins, and it just didn't seem appropriate to me that my son be the one treating him.
Well, the degree of familiarity doesn't warrant taking Dr. Rhodes off the case, and Mr. Rollins, when he was lucid, did not request another physician.
CRCornelius Rhodes
Let me put it another way. I would like Russell to receive the very best medical care, and I do not think my son can provide that.
Your son is a first-rate surgeon. Otherwise, I would not have hired him.
CRCornelius Rhodes
I want him off the case.
It's not your decision to make, sir.
CRCornelius Rhodes
Excuse me, but I'm the one writing checks here.
And while we appreciate that, this is my shop, and I will not be pulling Dr. Rhodes from the case.
CRCornelius Rhodes
I want you to remember this conversation, because if anything happens to Russell, you will be repeating it in a courtroom.
Shooting in a movie theater. Mass casualties. About to get crazy. EMT four minutes out.
[ambulances roll up] Check that, they're here.
Is it true? Lucy Simms' liver is on its way back to the hospital?
The intended recipient died in pre-op.
Peter is an HLA match. It can go to him.
Yeah, there are names ahead of him on the list.
None of them are in this hospital. It has already been three hours; livers are viable for less than twelve. By the time the list gets sorted out, the... the patient prepped, organ shipped, it may be too late. Lucy's husband can direct donate to whomever he chooses. Ask him to give it to Peter.
You're talking about the man responsible for his wife's death.
And he has done a horribly stupid thing, I know, but he's a kid. Peter deserves a chance to turn his life around.
Something doesn't make sense.
What's that?
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?
Another maniac going crazy in a theater. This the world we live in?
Have you been binging on Mannix again?
You don't like it, stop sending me box sets for Christmas.
I got Parker's test results back.
And?
You need to take a look. Here.
CT negative. We need to order...
An MRI, I know. I already did it. It shows excessive demyelination.
Explains the clumsiness, degeneration of motor skills...
And the seizure. I don't want to jump to conclusions, but I'm pretty sure he has...
Krabbe disease.
Yeah. He's eight, so it's late-onset.
Gives him five to seven years before he becomes confined to a bed and completely vegetative. [sighs] Poor kid.
What do you want to do?
Well, I've got to go talk to the par...
Dr. Manning? You okay?
No. I think my water just broke.
[looks down at the floor and sees a huge puddle forming from her legs]
Oh my God. It did. I guess this is happening today.
Uh, can we get a wheelchair over here?
Look, I'm sorry, Sarah, but you have to go tell the parents.
What, me? No, I can't...
You have to.
I don't have the experience.
Go get Dr. Charles. He will help you. I have to go have this baby now.
[sits down in a wheelchair]
Thank you.
[nervously] Okay.
You look a little lost.
I'm not sure what's going on with my patient. Her labs are inconsistent with how she presents.
Whenever I get confused, I always go back to the history and the physical. It's the best place to find answers.
Mr. Mosconi's gas exchange is good. We'll rest him overnight, hopefully extubate him in the morning.
I thought maybe you'd be at home resting after that episode in the OR.
Episode?
You didn't need me to take over.
I've usually found, Dr. Rhodes, that when given responsibility, people rise to the occasion. I know the last few weeks have been... challenging, and I'd be lying if I said the months to come will be any easier. I have an impossible amount to teach you in a diminishing amount of time. You don't have to show me how smart you are, and you don't have to please me. Just learn.
[after Reese caught the brunt of a collapsing patient] Anything hurt?
Not really. Gonna be stiff tomorrow, though, aren't I?
Yeah, but pain builds character.
According to who, exactly?
Bret still needs an LP. You good?
Uh... fourth period, bottom of the ninth... put me back in, coach.
Butchered hockey, football, and baseball in one sentence. Impressive.
Got a patient, seventeen year old hockey player.
I heard. Bret "Bear" Cooper. Dad was a heavy. Hear the kid's even better.
Wouldn't have taken you for a jock.
Oh, come on. Sport's the oldest form of group therapy. We yell, we scream, testosterone spikes. Every now and then, we even get to believe in a miracle.
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