:12:01
Mom, sit down,
make yourself comfortable.
:12:03
Thank you.
:12:05
This is gone if you don't
do well on the exam tomorrow.
:12:10
...and hairline fractures
:12:12
of the clavicle and cranium.
:12:14
Burns and old scarring.
:12:15
Maggie, what are you,
:12:16
a social worker
or a war correspondent?
:12:18
War correspondent.
:12:20
Recommend foster care to avoid
:12:21
further trauma to this child.
:12:23
The old scar tissue
indicates...
:12:25
Uh, would you say
"multiple lacerations
:12:26
to the upper torso"
one more time, please?
:12:28
No.
:12:30
Patient continues
to have trauma...
:12:32
"Hairline fracture."
:12:33
- No. No.
- Hmm?
:12:36
"Burns and old scarring"?
:12:39
No.
:12:41
We continue to explore...
:12:43
Charlie... would you
scratch my back?
:12:46
No.
:12:48
Next case, B-14-20.
Child shows signs
:12:53
of forced responsiveness
to his environment...
:13:03
Yeah?
:13:04
Cranial contusion.
:13:06
How did you get this number?
:13:10
I could meet you somewhere...
anywhere.
:13:13
Show you the x rays.
:13:15
Uh, oh, d-don't you have
a st-staff meeting tonight?
:13:19
It's canceled.
:13:20
Uh, Margaret, I can't, um...
:13:24
I got a whole pile
of screwed-up wirings
:13:27
got to be worked out
by tomorrow.
:13:29
Oh, well.
:13:31
There's a surgeon here
who's just dying to show me
:13:36
some new suture-tying
techniques.