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Episode number 1-5 Singing the Blues Derek: Good morning. WOAH WOAH DEREK, WOAH! Are you actually on time? And talking? She must be gorgeous! Angie: Hello, Dr. Stiles. And she is having none of it! Oof... Angie: You were supposed to be here fifteen minutes ago. Of course he was. Dammit Derek! If you want the girl, you gotta pull it together! Angie: Your patients shouldn't have to wait just because you're behind schedule. She scares me. Derek: ... Uh, I'm sorry? Watch it Derek. She might just rip your head off if you're not careful. Angie: Anyway, I'll call the first one in. Derek: (Man, she's strict...) I agree Derek, but you need

Episode Number 1-4 Nurse Angie Anonymous: ... And so, we all felt you deserved a special gift of appreciation... Anonymous: Thank you for 18 years of dedicated service, Mrs. Fulton. Mary: I don't really know what to say! ... I'm a little embarrassed. Greg: Mrs. Fulton was more than a great nurse -- she looked after us, as well. Greg: ... She will be missed. She didn't die, Greg. Mary: Are you sure you're not glad to be free of my nagging? Greg: What are you talking about? Aww, come on Greg; every Momma nags. It's part of why we love them. Greg: I'm just worried Derek's going to start coming to work late again. Greg: You're the one who k

Before we start, just a recap: this is Mary's final procedure before transferring from Hope Hospital to be with her husband. CHART Time limit 05:00:00 Name: Spence, Neil Height: 68.5 in. Weight: 183.4 lbs. Multiple tumors confirmed in the pancreas. They may lead to a loss of stamina, so immediate removal is highly recommended. So, just like last time, only there's more than one. This should be easy. Greg: Yesterday's procedure went very smoothly. Greg: I want you to handle Mr. Spence's operation today. Greg: It's another tumor excision. Note: every tumor excision we do will be the Powell Procedure, unless stated otherwise. Greg: Just b

CHART Time Limit: 05:00:00 Name: Laurie, Noah Height: 70.8 in. Weight: 151.7 lbs. Tumor confirmed at the surface of the stomach. It should be removed before it becomes malignant. So in this operation, we are going to remove a tumor from the patient's stomach before it grows harmful. Greg: Today we need to excise a tumor in the patient's distal stomach. Greg: Two years ago, tests indicated that it was small and benign. Greg: However, it's grown rapidly and started to hemorrhage. Greg: At this rate, it might become malignant. Looks like the tumor is already causing problems, thus the reason they want to remove it now. Greg: After talking

Alright, this is just a standard procedure (oh hey look, a relevant title) for you to get used to your weapons tools. Lacerations and foreign objects in upper right brachium. Requires removal of the foreign objects and the suturing of any wounds. Basically, he cut himself and stuff got stuck in the cuts. What stuff? Not sure yet. Either Mary will tell us or we'll see in the operation. Upper right brachium means that the surgery will focus on the patients right arm and surrounding chest. Mary: Let's begin the briefing. Mary: Our patient, Kevin Turk, just arrived in an ambulance. Mary: He lost control of his motorcycle and crashed through a