Grey's Anatomy

Meredith: Many visits to the doctor start

with taking your blood pressure.

Bailey: What are you doing back there?

It's a vital indicator of your health.

Ahh!

Oh, baby girl.

I know all the tricks.

I've done this before.

But within the human body,

there are many pressurized systems,

and each has its own threshold and consequence for pressure.

You're late.

Yeah, well, B-shift was late first.

Mm-hmm.

How are my favorite ladies?

Oh, well, one of us slept through the night.

Yay!Yay!

And the other one was jolted out of bed

with a hospital scheduling nightmare.

Make the residents pick up the slack.

Minnesota's got a good program.

Maybe you can poach one from there.

Too soon?

Dr. Wright has apologized, twice,

and he hasn't been on my service since.

Since when?

Oh. Oh, since he planted one on you. Oh.

The coffee's fresh.

Uh, don't let Miss Pru con you out of her nap.

Oh, you know what we should do?

We should bring her lunch today. Oh!

I could wear my turnouts and my helmet

and my big, red fireman badge,

and I could strut around in front of Dr. Romeo

a few times.

Love you! Too much pressure on the lungs

can cause them to collapse to 1/10 of their size.

Skulls can only take so much pressure

before the brain herniates into the spinal cord.

My case notes, my bag, my coffee, my keys --

No. No. Not my keys.

Have you seen my keys?

They were just -- just --

Ah!

Keys.

Okay, we're ready.

Exhausted, but we are ready.

Are you ready?

Oh. You found Ribbit.

Okay, this is Scout's.

We -- We have to give him back.

Okay. Here.

Don't look at me like that.

I miss them, too.

Enough pressure on the limbs can cut off blood flow

and kill them.Okay.

Woman: The person you are trying to reach is unavailable.

Please leave a message.

Schmitt? It's Dr. Webber again.

Call me back, please.

Are you still calling that boy?

Every morning,

and I will until he answers or comes back to work.

You think I should give up on him?

I think not everyone belongs in an OR, baby.

The amount of pressure may vary,

but every system has a breaking point.

Owen: Ten more seconds.

Oh, man.

If I can do it, then you can do it.

Yeah, you're 14. You're a rubber band.

Look, I couldn't even bend at all after surgery.

But now look.

That's why you can't slack on physical therapy.

I'm not. I got two broken bones, okay?

In the same leg.

And a spine injury!

He had open-heart surgery.

Is this a competition?

Absolutely.

Always.

Okay, it is complete.

Your dining room is now your gym.

Time for weight-bearing exercises

so we can get you walking again.

Alright, I've got to pack the car.

Up you go. 20 leg raises.

I did those an hour ago.

Congratulations.

20 more.

Oh, God.

Post-op assessments continue to show

no signs of cerebral edema or midline shift

post cell injection,

and there is no regression in motor deficits.

"Regression"?

My motor skills have improved,

but Dr. Grey can't say that definitively,

because the medical journals don't like that.

But last night, it was unbelievable.

My wife and I --

Let's -- Let's stop there.

Oh, get your mind out of the gutter, Dr. Bartley.

We played chess.

-And my hand didn't shake. -Hm.

Thanks to Dr. Grey.

Thanks to the whole team.

Led by you.

Just accept the compliment.

And on behalf of the clinic's leadership,

we hope you will also accept our offer

for you to join us here in a permanent position,

as director of the Grey Center and chief of general surgery.

When can you start?

Man: Nonfat latte.Thank you.

Hey. I just got in.

My flight got delayed a couple times.

Noted.

Did you see my e-mail about the preschool sites for Scout?

Yeah, uh, I still haven't looked at it, but I will.

Yeah, we should probably get him on some waiting lists.

There's one school with a nature program.

They grow their own snacks.

There's another one with a music program.

Yeah, well, I said I'd look at them.

I know. I just want to get --

I have a patient waiting.

Woman over PA: Dr. Bradford to Labor and Delivery.

Dr. Bradford to Labor and Delivery.

Well, it looks like it's appendicitis.

So tell the resident to take him up to CT.

Wait, do I have a resident?

Here. I'm here. Sorry.

J-- You've already apologized.

No need to keep raising the incident.

No, I-I meant -- I meant for being late.

I'm on your service.

But if you need me to be somewhere else,

I will absolutely go. Um...

Find another resident.

Get a chart.

Clark: Help, help! I-I need help!

Are you doctors?

Uh, yeah. Y-- Are you hurt?

Uh, not me. My boyfriend.

He's in the car with Gigi, and he needs help.

Hurry, please!

I warned him something like this would happen.

I knew letting Gigi live with us was a bad idea.

Oh, is Gigi hurt, too? Is she a family member?

Ivan treats her like one.

Honey, I brought doctors. Everything's gonna be okay.

Oh! Hi.

Is that a boa constrictor?!

Burmese python.

Gigi.

Give us one minute.

Clark: Everything's gonna be okay, okay?

Just look at me.

Just breathe, okay? It's gonna be fine.

You had to know an offer was coming.Why? Did you?

No, but your project was wildly successful.

Doesn't take a genius to figure out we'd want you here.

We're really not even done with the Parkinson's research.

It doesn't matter.

Now they all want to see what else you can do.

What if I just want to go home and be with my kids?

Then you should.

You don't have to do every project yourself.

Hire a great team, provide strategic direction.

It's still your name on the door.

Look out.

What could have possibly made you think

that I would respond well to you springing this on me

in front of a staff I do not know?

Well, maybe you'll respond well to this.

It's the hospital's new budget on the Grey Center

and your prospective salary.

I'm sorry you felt ambushed back there.

This just got approved this morning, and I got excited.

You pick what we do with it.

Take the work that we've done and run with it.

Huntington's disease, ALS, MS, Alzheimer's --

whatever you want.

And I think Dr. Marsh might benefit, too.

So, win-win, right?

Okay.

Woman over P.A.: Dr. Norico Ohn to Radiology.

Did Bailey say why she needed to see me outside?

Patient consult.

Well, we typically see those inside, Helm.

Dr. Perez said Dr. Wright said Dr. Bailey said --