:39:04
Good. And what's next?
:39:06
Don't you have
that important reception at NYU?
:39:10
Jesus Christ!
:39:12
Where you going? I'm in serious pain here.
:39:15
And this motherfucker's 12 years old!
:39:22
Anyhow, my apologies again.
:39:23
It's not a problem.
You've met the rest of the team?
:39:27
I think so. At the interview.
:39:29
- Dr. Sharma.
- Nice seeing you again, Doctor.
:39:32
- Very nice to see you.
- Thank you.
:39:34
Dr. Cohen.
:39:35
- Good to see you.
- How are you?
:39:37
- Dr. Breceski.
- Welcome to neurology.
:39:40
And do you know Professor Myrick?
:39:44
Who has nothing to do with this program...
:39:46
...but was here and wanted to say hello.
:39:50
You took care of a neighbor's son.
A cab accident.
:39:53
They said you were terrific.
:39:55
Anyhow, I heard you'd be here
and I just wanted to pass that on.
:39:59
Thank you, it's a great honor.
:40:01
So you're moving on?
:40:03
That's right. I start here in the summer.
:40:05
Well, that's great.
:40:07
If you think that ER was tough...
:40:10
...wait till Jim gets started with you.
:40:12
Right, Jim?
:40:14
Dr. Myrick?
:40:20
I probably shouldn't,
but can I ask you a question?
:40:26
Certainly.
:40:31
Okay, basically...
:40:33
...white male, forties.
:40:36
Elevated thyroid functions.
:40:38
Enzyme toxicity just off the charts.
:40:41
Convulsions, high fever...
:40:43
...pulse, pressure and vitals
in total disarray.
:40:47
Who are we talking about?
:40:49
It's just a patient of mine.
:40:53
You'd have to rule out meningitis.
Did you do a spinal tap?
:40:56
Oh, no, he died on us.