You're right.
Take off my monitor.
See, the beauty of the plan is that if it works, you think you can control me.
If it fails, then you will actually have proven that you can control me.
It's pretty genius.
These are your training wheels.
If you think you're up to this job, it's time to lose them.
Second half of my plan might need work.
V-fib.
Two rounds of 360 without establishing a rhythm.
Wait, Dr. Foreman!
Clear.
He's back.
I sure hope this Alzheimer's drug trial is worth a lot to this hospital, 'cause we're wasting a crap-load of time and manpower just to let this guy watch his mind shrivel and keep his wife miserable.
Heart attack while he was on Interferon rules out encephalitis, but I still think I'm right about the neural symptoms.
It's probably aseptic meningitis.
Would have seen meningial signs.
Given his abnormal mental status, not necessarily.
Dr. Foreman, would you please reach under your chair?
There's just wet gum under here.
Where's the card?
What card?
I'm happy to leave if you have a better theory than aseptic meningitis.
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