
Also known as: Heart attack
Elderly patient suffers a heart attack while trick-or-treating with his granddaughter. He goes into v-fib arrest in the ER requiring cardioversion and is taken to cath lab, but ultimately dies after 33 minutes of resuscitation attempts.
Also known as: Internal bleeding
Young boy trapped in collapsed theater suffers blunt abdominal trauma with Grey-Turner sign indicating retroperitoneal bleeding. Dr. Willis performs emergency R.E.B.O.A. procedure in ambulance to stabilize him for surgery.
Also known as: Broken rib
Dr. Nolan sustains a displaced rib fracture compromising her lung function while trapped in the theater collapse. Dr. Willis manually reduces the rib in the field.
Also known as: Smoke inhalation
Multiple patients from the haunted theater fire present with smoke inhalation injuries. One 23-year-old male with soot in mouth/nose and scattered wheezes requires intubation for suspected airway burn.
Also known as: Meth overdose
Patient presents with hand lacerations from punching windshield, found with two bags of meth, experiencing paranoid delusions about the devil chasing him with dangerously elevated blood pressure. Later becomes the active shooter in the waiting room.
Also known as: GSW to chest
Dr. Piel is shot by the psychotic meth patient in the ER waiting room. Bullet enters left axilla, exits right anterior chest, injuring both the heart ventricle and lung hilum. Despite bilateral thoracotomy and attempted repair, she dies after massive blood loss.
Also known as: Deep cut
Same patient (Ian) trapped in theater also sustains leg laceration requiring makeshift tourniquet using Batman utility belt components under Dr. Willis's remote guidance.
Also known as: Third-degree burn
27-year-old actress from theater fire presents with burns to upper body. Develops hematoma compressing airway after failed central line attempt, requiring intubation.
Also known as: On breathing machine
Mike has been intubated and on ventilator for three weeks following his earlier injury. Episode centers on conflict between doing tracheostomy versus extubating him. Angus successfully extubates Mike against surgical recommendation, and Mike begins breathing spontaneously.
Also known as: Cut hand
Same meth patient who later becomes shooter initially presents with multiple hand lacerations from punching through windshield requiring glass removal and suturing.