Also known as: Date rape drug exposure
Multiple main characters are drugged with Thanatophol at a karaoke bar, causing them to become unconscious and go missing. This drives the entire episode as staff search for missing colleagues and treat the various complications.
Also known as: DIC
Helen develops severe DIC as a complication of Thanatophol poisoning, with multiple blood clots in renal, hepatic, gastric, ovarian, and uterine arteries. She refuses hysterectomy and opts for Platazel treatment despite the risks.
Also known as: Blood clot in lung
One of Helen's clots breaks free and lodges in her lung, requiring emergency embolectomy. The procedure involves navigating a catheter through her heart with risk of cardiac arrest.
Also known as: Cold exposure
Mia is found outdoors after being drugged, with severe hypothermia and core temperature of 79 degrees. Treatment requires careful warming to prevent cardiac arrest.
Also known as: Knife wound
Casey is found with a screwdriver impaled in his neck after being mugged while drugged. Lauren and Leyla improvise emergency treatment using caulking gun to seal the wound when the screwdriver is removed.
Also known as: Heart stopped
Mia experiences cardiac arrest during rewarming for hypothermia. Team must induce anaphylactic reaction with Dranova to raise body temperature enough to restart her heart.
Also known as: Severe allergic reaction
Mia is deliberately given Dranova (a drug she's allergic to) to induce anaphylaxis and raise her body temperature during cardiac arrest, then reversed with EpiPen once warm enough to defibrillate.
Also known as: Brain attack
At episode's end, Helen suffers a stroke and develops inability to speak clearly (stuttering/aphasia) when trying to communicate with Max after he proposes.