Also known as: AFib with RVR
Phil collapses at dinner with heart racing and shortness of breath. He is found to have atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response, becomes unstable requiring cardioversion, and is then diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy.
Also known as: Enlarged heart muscle disease
Phil's workup reveals an enlarged heart (dilated cardiomyopathy) diagnosed a year ago. He is not a candidate for transplant and has only a few years to live, which he had hidden from his romantic interest.
Mountain climber who fell and dislocated his knee, lacerating his popliteal artery. Requires urgent surgical repair to save his leg from ischemia.
Also known as: Dislocated knee
Climber sustains knee dislocation during a fall while training for a solo climb, which leads to arterial injury.
Also known as: Huffing gas
Ariel's friend Joy huffs gasoline and stops breathing. Ariel performs CPR and calls 911, bringing Joy to Angels Memorial where she is treated with Narcan and aggressive resuscitation, though the specific inhalant toxicity requires supportive care.
Also known as: Date rape drug exposure
Noa is drugged by Diego's father (Mr. Avila) during what she thought was a recruitment dinner. She crashes her car due to the effects of the drug and later reveals she was assaulted, deciding to press charges.
Also known as: Head laceration
After being drugged, Noa crashes her car and hits her head on the steering wheel, resulting in altered mental status and significant trauma requiring evaluation for brain injury.
Also known as: Shock from blood loss
Noa arrives at the ER bleeding profusely from her car accident, requiring aggressive resuscitation with fluids and blood products to stabilize her blood pressure.
A commercial airliner crashes into Angels Memorial Hospital after a bird strike takes out both engines. The plane strikes the eighth floor, causing mass casualties both in the hospital and among passengers, requiring immediate evacuation and triage.
Also known as: Head cut
Physical therapy patient injured during the plane crash with a scalp laceration and arm fracture, treated by Willis and Rox during the evacuation.
Also known as: Broken arm
Jeannie sustains an obvious deformity to her humerus (upper arm bone) during the plane crash, requiring splinting and evacuation.
Dr. Campbell is impaled by debris during the plane crash evacuation and sustains an abdominal laceration with arterial bleeding that Dr. Leighton repairs in the field.
Also known as: PTSD
Willis continues to struggle with PTSD following his brother's death, experiencing hallucinations of his deceased brother Robert and exhibiting concerning behavior that leads to a 72-hour psychiatric hold.
Also known as: Psychosis
Willis experiences persistent auditory and visual hallucinations of his dead brother throughout the episode, suggesting possible psychotic features related to his grief and trauma.