Also known as: Pancreatic tumor
Jeremy undergoes emergency tumor debulking surgery during a power outage to extend his life long enough to meet his unborn child. The tumor has local extension into the splenic artery and transverse colon, leading to massive intraoperative hemorrhage and post-surgical coma.
Also known as: Persistent vegetative state
Jeremy remains comatose on life support following surgery with uncertain prognosis. Medical team evaluates for stroke but cause remains unclear whether from surgical complications, blood loss, or hypoxia during power outage.
Also known as: Blood in chest cavity
Faye develops hemothorax from re-injury to previously broken ribs that lacerated her spleen. Lenox and Ripley perform emergency chest tube insertion using improvised materials in a basement to prevent respiratory collapse.
Also known as: Dislocated ankle
Faye sustains ankle dislocation from being pushed down stairs by her abusive husband, requiring splinting before she can be moved.
Also known as: Broken lower leg bone
Faye has a broken distal tibia in addition to her ankle dislocation, preventing her from walking and requiring emergency splinting.
Also known as: Enlarged heart muscle disease
Linda has end-stage dilated cardiomyopathy, possibly related to past cocaine use, and has been on the transplant list for five years with an LVAD. She becomes eligible for heart transplant but is disqualified after suicide attempt.
Linda intentionally overdoses on metoprolol in a suicide attempt while waiting for heart transplant, causing severe bradycardia with heart rate dropping to 20 and LVAD dysfunction requiring emergency pacing.
Also known as: Depression
Linda has been treated with citalopram for clinical depression for five years, related to the psychological burden of waiting for transplant. Her depression leads to suicide attempt that disqualifies her from receiving donor heart.
Also known as: Panic attacks
Dr. Charles experiences his first panic attack since medical school during a confrontation with Dr. Morris, accompanied by bloody nose and concerns about his ability to continue practicing psychiatry.
Also known as: Anxiety attacks
Hannah experiences severe pregnancy-related anxiety with recurrent nightmares about dying in delivery like her mother. She is afraid to learn the sex of her baby, fearing confirmation that history will repeat itself.
Also known as: Head injury
Dr. Lenox is struck in the head with a gun by Devin Carter while attempting to check on his wife, rendering her unconscious briefly.