1:00 P.M.

Oh, okay. Where are we now?

Got the VRI for our deaf patient in Central 12.

Still waiting on Pedes for Baby Jane Doe.

Central 6 is sitting pretty with his insulin drip.

And the Westbridge diversions are

kindly waiting their turn to sit for hours in our lovely halls.

You are some kind of savant.

Worthy of a raise?

Just more of my love.

I got enough of that.

I have a sexual assault victim in triage.

I called PAAR, so an advocate is on the way.

Okay. We'll take care of it.

Uh, Dr. McKay, what's going on with your patient in Central 9?

Isn't she good to go?

Oh, she was, but she decided she wanted to stay in the hospital now

because she's in too much pain.

In our loud and overcrowded ED

with more Westbridge cases arriving every moment?

She would be more comfortable at home.

The debrief was lovely.

Thank you.

Would you mind helping Dana with a sexual assault victim

who just came in? - Of course. Sure.

Why don't you and I go see if we can't convince your patient to leave?

All right. I need to take care of a sexual assault victim in triage.

One of you needs to hold down the fort.

We can call for a SANE. - On a holiday? Could be hours.

We're not gonna make this patient wait.

And since I'm the only SANE on staff--

Princess will cover.

Hey! Hey! You two better not be teaching her any bad habits.

Come on.

You ready, Doc? - Sure.

A SANE is a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.

We do forensic exams, collect evidence,

and hand it over to the police if a report is made.

We also provide resources, support, sometimes even testimony.

You go to court?

SANEs are very valuable in a hospital, especially an ED.

More nurses should train for it.

That's a not so subtle hint.

Looks like this is the new hot spot, huh?

And only getting hotter.

Any word on what's going on with Westbridge?

I got 20 on lantern flies. - Nope, nothing.

These patient passports have an interesting alternative use.

Where's the sexual assault victim?

She's in Triage, Chair 2. - Thanks, Lupe.

Here's her intake. - Got it.

Hi, Ms. Miller. I'm Dana.

How are you doing?

I've been better. - Yeah.

You're in a safe place now.

I'm the charge nurse in the ED and a sexual assault nurse examiner.

This is Emma, who will be assisting.

And I'm Dr. Al-Hashimi.

I'll be checking you for any injuries that need immediate attention.

You can just call me Ilana. I don't have any injuries.

Okay, that's good.

We're gonna get a room ready for you.

Meanwhile, Dr. Al-Hashimi is gonna ask you a few questions.

How long is this gonna take?

I can't promise an exact time, but we'll try to be as fast as you need.

Thank you. - Yeah.

Okay, Ilana, do you take any prescription medications?

Just Synthroid, one tab a day.

Okay, and any allergies to medications? - No. No.

Okay. Dana will come get you when the room is ready,

and I'll be back to finish your exam.

Come find me when she's in a gown. - Will do.

We're gonna use Triage Exam Rooms 1 and 2 for this.

It's the most private space we have away from the ED.

All right, this can be a lot. You up for it?

Yeah. Yes. I'm good.

Let me know if you need to step out.

Yes.

Dr. Ellis.

Oh, no. - Oh, yes.

Need the room. Find another place to lay your head.

Not even a 20-minute power nap?

You know, my double is at 1:30. I'm--

Nope, we're getting Westbridge diversions.

And chairs is insane. Did you see out there?

No. I do not come in through that mess. - Okay.

Yeah.

People sleep in here?

Yeah, the night shift docs just need rest,

especially if they have to come in during the day.

But today, we can't waste the space.

I need you to get me a stool on wheels

and Esme for a turnover.

So you're having a headache and abdominal pain?

Yeah, that's right.

Okay, and which would you say is worse?

My headache was terrible last week... But now--

Hey, you're-- you're breaking up.

Can you run that back again? - Sure.

My headache was terrible last week...

But now my abdominal pain--

Oh, my God. Come on, you piece of--

fuck.

I'll--I'll be right back.

Sorry.

Um, Dr. Al-Hashimi? Jackson's parents are here.

Okay. I'll take that.

Um, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, this is one of my attendings,

Dr. Al-Hashimi. - Hi. Nice to meet you.

Demi. - Charles.

What the hell's going on?

He's barely conscious.

Jackson's just a little tired due to the sedative he was given.

You sedated him?

Oh, your son was brought in extremely agitated.

You'd be, too, if you were tased.

And why the fuck did they do that?

This is bullshit. We're taking him home.

Why don't we step out for a second?

Right now, Jackson is on an involuntary psych hold.

What? That's not necessary.

He just needs some rest.

He's been studying for the bar exam. We can watch him at home.

So far, all of his tests look good,

but Jackson has reported hearing voices.

This could be serious.

Dr. Jefferson will come back and speak with you.

He can explain more of what may be going on with Jackson.

And who is Dr. Jefferson? - He's from Psychiatry, and he's excellent.

He can explain next steps and answer all of your questions.

Javadi, why don't you take the Davises to the family room?

Sure. - Excuse me.

It's just this way.

You have reached the Pittsburgh Neuroscience Group.

If this is a medical emergency, please hang up and dial 911.

For our address and office hours, press 1.

To refill a prescription, press 2.

To leave a message for the doctor on call--

Hi, this is Dr. Baran al-Hashimi. I'm a patient of Dr. Fairgraves.

I need to speak to him if he's on call.

If he's not, I'll take his next available appointment.

And please call me if he has a cancellation. Thank you.

Like I said, you're more than welcome to stay down here

until an inpatient bed opens up upstairs.

But that can take a while, sometimes days, even longer.

It's gonna be really noisy here, and you won't get any rest.

At home, you'll be surrounded by your family and be more comfortable.

It's your choice, Roxie.

It's not that I don't wanna go home, but--

Hi, Mom. - Mom.

Lena texted me to come back. I figured I'd bring the boys.

What's going on? Is everything okay?

Robby, police officer, incoming trauma.

Coming.

I'll be right back. We'll give you a chance to talk.

Okay, why don't you have a seat?

Do you need anything before we begin?

You're in control now, Ilana.

We're here to help and support you.

Once I open this kit, I cannot leave the room.

But if you need a break or some air, just let us know.

Okay? Emma can go with you if you like.

An advocate from Pittsburgh Action Against Rape has been called,

and they should arrive soon.

Can we start? - Sure.

I'm gonna put my face shield on so I don't contaminate anything.

Emma has already done the same.

Now, in order for the doctor to do her exam,

I need you in a gown,

but I need to collect your clothing first. Is that okay?

I'm gonna need you to undress on top of these pads.

Put each item of clothing on the pads, okay?

Then we'll package each piece in a separate bag.

We'll get you new clothes. Don't worry. - All right.

Emma's gonna be behind this curtain, and I'll be in here with you.

And take off your shoes first.

When you're done, I want you to put on your gown

open in the back.

What if the mom doesn't wanna leave?

Well, then she's gonna have to put up with us.

I can't imagine--her boys.

Oh, don't go there.

I'm gonna see if I can grease the wheels,

get her a room upstairs soon.

Good luck. What was that?

Battle plan for our hall space. It's filling up fast.

Police officer should be here any minute.

Yeah, well, as soon as you can, please, I need you to fix the VRI.

All right. Thanks.

Santos, I need you to pick up some more of these Westbridge diversions.

Sure. You want my firstborn too?

Maybe. Will they know how to suture?

Intubated neck wound, sats not great.

We were diverted here. Is there a trauma room open?

Trauma 1!

What's the story? - My buddy, Officer Hiro,

high-velocity GSW. He's getting harder to bag.

Warehouse robbery gone sideways.

One, two, three. - You guys wait here.

We'll take care of him, I promise.

I thought you left us already for the open road?