Identity Disorder on the NBC Medical Drama Transplant
Watch the official "Identity Disorder" clip from the NBC medical drama series Transplant Season 4, created by Joseph Kay.
Transplant Cast:
Hamza Haq, Laurence Leboeuf, Ayisha Issa, Jim Watson, Sirena Gulamgaus, Torri Higginson, Grace Lynn Kung, Sugith Varughese, Linda E. Smith, Kenny Wong and John Hannah
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Transplant Cast:
Hamza Haq, Laurence Leboeuf, Ayisha Issa, Jim Watson, Sirena Gulamgaus, Torri Higginson, Grace Lynn Kung, Sugith Varughese, Linda E. Smith, Kenny Wong and John Hannah
Stream Transplant now on Peacock!
Transcript
00:00 ♪♪
00:08 Be careful, ma'am.
00:10 Careful, ma'am.
00:12 [Glass shatters]
00:14 [Tires screech]
00:16 [Grunts]
00:17 [Tires screech]
00:20 [Glass shatters]
00:24 [Groans]
00:26 [Indistinct conversations]
00:28 We need to try and stop the bleeding.
00:30 Stop! He's not even breathing.
00:31 Don't touch him.
00:32 I know CPR.
00:33 And you know the first thing to do is look and listen.
00:36 I called it in.
00:37 That's a live power line.
00:38 He could be carrying a current.
00:39 His chest is moving.
00:41 It's shallow, but he's breathing.
00:42 [Horn honks]
00:43 And his heart is still pumping
00:45 based on the way his blood is pooling, so we have time.
00:46 You're a doctor.
00:47 Paramedics are coming.
00:49 Best thing we can do until we have all the facts
00:51 is absolutely nothing.
00:52 Dash, action out front.
00:53 Some kind of accident down the street.
00:55 Excuse me.
00:56 [Indistinct radio chatter]
01:00 Alexander Gordon, 42 years old,
01:02 electrocuted on a power line.
01:04 BP 80, over 60, rates 130, DCS 10.
01:07 Results are sad -- 80%.
01:08 He's tacky, and his temp's way up.
01:10 Hyperthermia is common with electrical burns.
01:12 No evidence of surface burns.
01:13 I did a quick neurological exam, but he'll need CT.
01:16 His femur's shattered, and I don't know for sure,
01:18 but I think there's fluid in his belly.
01:19 I'll call Ortho for the femur
01:21 and tell the doctor to know that we need trauma or, uh...
01:23 Dr. Zevi, are you okay?
01:24 People don't fall from the sky every day.
01:26 I'll meet you in there.
01:28 C-arms in position, everyone.
01:30 Hands off.
01:31 We'll need two large-bore IVs.
01:32 Activate MTP. Prep one. Grab TXA.
01:35 The sats are falling.
01:36 32 French clear.
01:38 Hemo-numo.
01:39 Where am I?
01:40 You're at York Memorial Hospital, Alex.
01:42 Try not to move.
01:43 Pack with fresh gauze.
01:44 Why does it hurt to breathe?
01:45 Probably for a lot of reasons,
01:47 but a minimum is because your lung is collapsed.
01:48 We're gonna put in something called a chest tube.
01:50 [Grunting]
01:53 How you doing, Alex?
01:54 It hurts. Why does it hurt so bad?
01:56 10 milligrams morphine.
01:58 We're going to give you something for the pain, Alex.
02:00 Try to remain as still as possible.
02:02 Waiting on film and putting in a chest tube, boss.
02:04 You're calling trauma or Dr. Novak.
02:06 Image is up.
02:08 Okay, that explains the fluid in his abdomen.
02:11 Looks like his pancreas is melting.
02:13 The current needed somewhere to land.
02:15 It has to come out here, now.
02:17 Any less invasive options to consider before major surgery?
02:20 Not if you want to avoid the infection due to dead tissue.
02:22 All right, let's get him prepped.
02:24 Dr. Hamed, you're gonna assist.
02:25 Claire, see if Ortiz from General's available,
02:27 if he knows anybody good who is.
02:29 You've resected a pancreas before?
02:31 We'll walk him through it.
02:33 Okay, you've got your hands full, Claire.
02:34 I will page Ortiz.
02:36 Alex, the electrical current
02:37 caused severe damage to your pancreas.
02:39 We need to take it out right now, okay?
02:40 No, I don't know.
02:42 I need Callum. Where's Callum?
02:43 No, if you don't do this right now, you're going to die.
02:45 [Grunting]
02:46 He's seizing.
02:48 Hypocalcemia from the pancreatic injury
02:49 can cause seizures.
02:51 We need to intubate. Dr. Novak, this can't wait.
02:53 Okay, let's get Ativan and calcium to calm the seizures.
02:55 Let's go.
02:56 [Gasps]
02:58 Your, uh -- your lung keeps collapsing.
03:02 The pancreatectomy was more urgent,
03:04 but you need an intervention called --
03:06 Vatspleurodesis.
03:07 I heard the nurses. No.
03:09 No more surgeries.
03:11 Alex, you have to understand --
03:12 Callum. I'm sorry.
03:14 Callum, you're straining to breathe.
03:16 If we don't do this now, it's only going to get worse.
03:18 You see? He won't hear me.
03:20 Um, we weren't aware of you at first.
03:23 We were working with the part of you that goes by Alex.
03:25 Now, you were both in danger,
03:27 and Dr. Hamid acted on the best information
03:29 he had at the time.
03:30 And now I want him to stop.
03:32 Callum, without surgery, you won't be able to breathe.
03:34 On your own, we'll have to intubate you and ventilate --
03:37 Stop threatening me!
03:38 [Coughs]
03:40 Dissociative identity disorder is forged by trauma.
03:46 Alex had a tough fight with leukemia as a kid.
03:49 Out of the system since 2010.
03:51 Now, people who heal from DID
03:54 work in cooperation with the parts,
03:56 like an internal family.
03:57 He likely has a number of parts,
03:59 and what happened today cost someone else the front.
04:02 [Music]