Also known as: Blood in chest cavity
Keith Yates presents with hemothorax after a high-speed motor vehicle collision requiring chest tube placement and blood transfusion.
Also known as: Huntington's disease
Keith Yates has Huntington disease with chorea manifestations. He deliberately crashed his car to commit suicide before his son could discover his diagnosis. The episode centers on whether to reveal his condition to his son Max for genetic testing purposes.
Also known as: Suicide attempt
Keith Yates deliberately caused a motor vehicle collision as a suicide attempt to avoid his son discovering his Huntington disease diagnosis. He refuses consent for life-saving surgery and requests to die.
Also known as: Fluid-filled cyst in pancreas
Bernie, Emily's fiancé, is found to have a mature pancreatic pseudocyst from prior pancreatitis that ruptures during the episode, requiring emergency surgery.
Also known as: Alcoholism
Bernie, who is in recovery and engaged to Emily, relapses with acute alcohol toxicity after learning about his fiancée's pregnancy, complicating his relationships and revealing his hidden marriage.
Also known as: Rape
15-year-old Neela presents with bruising consistent with sexual assault. The episode explores consent for examination and her mother's own history of assault, ultimately leading to Neela agreeing to a rape kit.
Also known as: Diastolic murmur
Ray Burke has a pre-existing heart murmur that Will follows up on during house calls, which serves as cover for Will's undercover work planting surveillance devices.
Also known as: Heart block
Ray Burke's EKG shows Type 2 second-degree heart block at the end of the episode, discovered during Will's review of his cardiac workup.