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Nurse Jackie

Nurse JackieShowtime

Season 7, Episode 7

4 medical diagnoses portrayed

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Also known as: Internal bleeding

Hemorrhagic shockKidney trauma

A 32-year-old male dressed as Lady Liberty is punched and develops internal bleeding from kidney trauma, initially mistaken for intoxication. He crashes into hypovolemic shock when the retroperitoneal hemorrhage is discovered on CT scan. This is the central medical case driving the episode's plot about diagnostic errors.

Nurse Jackie — S07E07Patient: Reed (Liberty statue performer)

Also known as: Shock from blood loss

The Liberty statue patient crashes into hypovolemic shock (BP 87/58, weak rapid pulse, shallow respiration) as a result of his undetected internal bleeding, requiring immediate intervention.

Nurse Jackie — S07E07Patient: Reed (Liberty statue performer)
Opioid overdosesupporting

Also known as: Narcotic overdose

A patient at the pill mill clinic presents with oxycodone overdose symptoms (pinpoint pupils, slurred speech, low pulse, altered consciousness), prompting Jackie to demand emergency intervention despite the clinic doctor's reluctance to call authorities.

Also known as: Heroin addiction

Jackie's ongoing recovery from opioid addiction is central to the episode, affecting her relationship with Akalitus and driving her continued drug dealing activity with Eddie despite attempts to stop. Her addiction history creates conflict in her professional relationships and decision-making.

Nurse Jackie — S07E07Patient: Jackie Peyton
Recurring storyline