housemd,transcriptsseason3

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above the lobby that has a balcony too. House is leaning on the balcony overlooking the lobby, watching people walk in and out.) [Wilson walks up to join him.] Wilson: I heard you were watching surgery with a patient39。 s family. Talking to a patient39。 s family. It39。 s because of your hallucination, isn39。 t it? After you were shot? You chose life。 you decided you wanted meaning, so you took a case with no mystery. Something any doctor could do. A case with no upside except the satisfaction of helping another human being. House: She thanked me. Wilson: And... you felt nothing. House: Wasn39。 t even sure what I was supposed to feel. Wilson: It39。 s like your leg, its atrophied. Keep working it, the feeling will e. [Cameron walks up to them.] Cameron: Sorry, need you, again. House: Told you to get rid of her. Cameron: It39。 s a good thing we didn39。 t. Tightness in her chest, she can39。 t breathe, it could be pleural effusion. House: Right. Either that or she39。 s holding her breath like a 4yrold. [Scene change back to Caren who is gasping for breath。 Chase and Foreman lift her into a sitting position as House enters holding a great big needle. He hides it from her view as he crouches at the bottom of her bed to talk to her.] House: Relax. I39。 m not going to burn you again. I39。 m going to STAB YOU! [He brings out the needle suddenly, trying to scare her. Caren continues gasping for breath.] Look, either you39。 re faking, or you39。 ve got a pleural effusion that39。 s a buildup of fluid around the lungs which is very serious and I would have no choice but to stab you in the back with this needle and suck all the fluid out of you. [Caren looks terrified, but continues gasping for breath.] So Cameron: We should give her a local. House: That would defeat the point of me being nasty. [He stands next to her with the needle.] Ready? [He raises his arm and pretends to strike until he notices a distended jugular vein on her neck.] Down. Foreman: But she can39。 t breathe if she39。 s down. House: Down! Foreman: She can39。 t breathe House: Down! Down, down, down! Come on! [He pushes her to lie flat on her back again before he spears the needle straight into her chest to the surprise of the Ducklings, and starts drawing out blood. Caren39。 s breathing bees easier.] Foreman: That39。 s not a pleural effusion. Cameron: Problem39。 s in her heart. House: Can39。 t fake that. (Scene changes to the next day。 Chase is now the one drawing the blood from Caren who is on a ventilator.) [Scene shifts back to the Diagnostics office.] Chase: Had to relieve the pressure 3 times in the last 2 hours. So either we figure out what39。 s causing blood to build up around her heart or I follow her around with the needle for the rest of her life. Cameron: Echo was clean, no structural abnormalities. Foreman: Could be an infectious process. TB? Cameron: Or vasculitis would also explain the effusion. House: But not the paralysis. Let39。 s assume that she wasn39。 t faking it. Cameron: She moved, therefore she could move. She wasn39。 t paralyzed. House: Ehh... doesn39。 t mean she was faking, could have been a delusion. Now, either she was faking, and coincidentally got a real cardiac problem at the exact same time, or it39。 s a delusion and the fake paralysis is a real neurological symptom. Foreman: You39。 re thinking vascular tumor on her spine? Cameron: Her platelets are normal. Chase: And she39。 s been scanned up and down, it39。 s all clean. House: So, open her up, and find it. [He bounces the ball he normally plays with on Chase39。 s head to Chase39。 s annoyance.] Foreman: So what do you want us to do? Start at her neck and just keep cutting down her spine until we stumble on something? House: That should work. [He tosses the ball back to Chase before walking out the door.] (House is checking Richard with a stethoscope while Arlene watches on.) House: His heart rate39。 s a little high. Arlene: Should I be worried? House: Probably just means he39。 s still in disfort from the surgery. I39。 m going to up his morphine a little. Arlene: You39。 ve been so nice to us. House: That39。 s the job. Arlene: No, I mean all the other doctors, all they did was obsess on the... the cancer, the treatment, the damage... just trying to fix him. You39。 re the first doctor that39。 s ever given a damn about the quality of his life. House: His heart rate39。 s e down, the morphine worked I was right. [He quickly walks out of the room. Cameron, who has been eavesdropping from behind the door, joins him.] Cameron: What a touching moment. That39。 s why we bee doctors. For those rare moments when our hearts are warm House: Would you like to get a drink? Cameron: Are you serious or are you just trying to change the subject? House: No, I39。 m serious. I drink, you drink. We could do it at the same time, same table. Do you eat? We could do that too. I mean, if the answer39。 s no that39。 s cool but... [He waits for her response as they stop in front of the elevators.] Cameron: No, I... it39。 s just... you39。 re just ing off the surgery and you39。 re not yourself yet and I work for you and even though last year39。 s... [Frustrated sigh as House starts smiling smugly.] you39。 re smiling! I39。 m saying no and you39。 re smiling! House: Oh, don39。 t take it personally. Its just coz you39。 re full of crap. You have no interest in going out with me. Maybe you did, when I couldn39。 t walk and I was a sick puppy that you could nurture back to health. Now that I39。 m healthy, there39。 s nothing in it for you. Cameron: You are not healthy. [House continues smiling.] Cuddy wants to see you. (Scene changes to Cuddy39。 s office.) Cuddy: You39。 ve been back at work 24 hours and you39。 re already playing hide and seek in a woman39。 s spine. House:。