:15:01
Jesus Christ!
Her pupils are fixed and dilated.
:15:06
The pupils, they're fixed.
:15:09
Dilated.
:15:14
Oh, my God!
:15:17
Pre-op diagnosis,
acute gastric ulceration.
:15:21
Post-op diagnosis, the same.
:15:23
Surgeon, Dr. Wilson.
:15:28
-Where's Schwartz? Cholecystectomy?
-Bed three.
:15:34
-Mr. Schwartz, l'm Dr. Bellows.
-You don't got to talk so loud.
:15:37
How you feel?
:15:39
Just ''eh''?
:15:40
You want to get on your side
for me, please?
:15:43
-On your side.
-Speak up, l can't hear you.
:15:45
What'd they give you
in that operating room?
:15:48
Do you have any pain?
:15:50
lf l had any pain,
l would go see a doctor.
:15:53
Now you want to breathe
for me real easy?
:15:57
That's it. Slowly.
:15:59
She was given narceine
to rule out pre-op narcotic....
:16:04
Easy!
:16:05
Two units without effect,
a few peripheral fasciculations.
:16:08
So it's not succinylcholine?
:16:11
Delayed return of consciousness
of cryptogenic origin.
:16:16
l see no reason not to transfer her
to the intensive care unit.
:16:20
Mr. Schwartz, you're going to be fine.
:16:22
That's what you think!
:16:27
-A grim prognosis, to say the least.
-Rather tragic.
:16:31
Someone should notify Dr. George.
:16:33
He'll want to review
the anesthetic protocol.
:16:35
Right, he's been paged.
:16:37
Looks like
another anesthetic reaction.
:16:41
Page Dr. Bendix.
4-4-4-3-2.
:16:44
Check.
:16:45
George is not here.
:16:47
No, Dr. Bendix. Bendix!
:16:50
Maybe he left the hospital.
Try his office.
:16:54
Could you page Dr. Wheeler, please?
:16:57
So you see, Jimmy,
your kidneys are sick.