Also known as: Brain bleed
Dr. Bailey's husband suffers a depressed skull fracture and temporal epidural hematoma after a car accident while rushing to the hospital for his wife's labor. He requires emergency craniotomy by Dr. Shepherd during the hospital evacuation.
Also known as: Blood in chest cavity
Patient shot himself with a homemade bazooka during WWII reenactment, resulting in a large sucking chest wound with live unexploded ammunition lodged in his body cavity. A paramedic's hand is keeping him from bleeding out while also potentially stabilizing the explosive device.
Also known as: Childbirth
Dr. Bailey goes into active labor at the hospital with contractions ten minutes apart, refusing an epidural and experiencing anxiety about delivering without her husband present due to his accident.
Also known as: Trauma response
Wife of the bazooka victim experiences acute anxiety reaction with prolonged screaming after witnessing her husband's traumatic injury, requiring diazepam to calm down.
Also known as: Collapsed lung
Patient has absent breath sounds on the right side with air bubbling at the chest wound, indicating pneumothorax from the penetrating trauma.