Show: Grey's Anatomy - 8x10

(to) aah  VERB

epi  NOUN

(to) got  VERB

i'm  NOUN

lac  NOUN

med  ADJ

sux  NOUN

(to) ugh  VERB

babe  NOUN

ped  NOUN

tech  NOUN

true  ADJ

vivo  NOUN

daddy  NOUN

flail  NOUN

grey  NOUN

iliac  NOUN

kinda  ADV

ma'am  NOUN

o.r.s  NOUN

sayin  NOUN

shard  NOUN

(to) wanna  VERB

atrium  NOUN

cardio  NOUN

(to) erode  VERB

(to) forgot  VERB

honor  NOUN

mitral  ADJ

pager  NOUN

pelvic  ADJ

pelvis  ADJ

pelvis  NOUN

reflux  NOUN

(to) repack  VERB

you're  NOUN

(to) babysit  VERB

blinker  NOUN

cautery  NOUN

(to) explant  VERB

(to) injure  VERB

(to) occlude  VERB

omental  NOUN

pedicle  ADJ

pedicle  NOUN

(to) realize  VERB

retinal  ADJ

(to) shoulda  VERB

suture  NOUN

sweetie  NOUN

trachea  NOUN

adhesive  ADJ

atropine  NOUN

fastball  NOUN

fibrosis  NOUN

fixator  NOUN

gargoyle  NOUN

hematoma  NOUN

intercom  NOUN

(to) intubate  VERB

quadrant  NOUN

residual  ADJ

systolic  NOUN

(to) throw  VERB

vitreous  ADJ

watching  NOUN

abdominal  ADJ

(to) apologize  VERB

(to) enucleate  VERB

lidocaine  NOUN

overtired  ADJ

pulmonary  ADJ

(to) rupture  VERB

(to) stabilize  VERB

amiodarone  NOUN

color="#ff  NOUN

dantrolene  NOUN

(to) decompress  VERB

inhalation  NOUN

irrigation  NOUN

ophthalmic  ADJ

thermostat  NOUN

anastomosis  NOUN

anesthetic  NOUN

centrifugal  ADJ

gastrostomy  NOUN

salvageable  ADJ

sevoflurane  NOUN

tachycardic  ADJ

windshield  NOUN

bronchoscope  NOUN

compression  NOUN

hyperthermia  NOUN

neurosurgeon  NOUN

stabilization  NOUN

visualization  NOUN

cardiothoracic  ADJ

reconstruction  NOUN

reimplantation  NOUN

autotransplantation  NOUN

possible  ADJ

inexperienced  ADJ

(to) lash  VERB

(to) irrigate  VERB

collision  NOUN

(to) revive  VERB

fib  NOUN

fracture  NOUN

temp  NOUN

excessive  ADJ

microscope  NOUN

fragment  NOUN

paddle  NOUN

pulse  NOUN

keg  NOUN

sewing  NOUN

valve  NOUN

bypass  NOUN

(to) spear  VERB

suction  NOUN

(to) suction  VERB

ventilator  NOUN

ultrasound  NOUN

pneumonia  NOUN

smoothly  ADV

artery  NOUN

clamp  NOUN

(to) penetrate  VERB

malignant  ADJ

anatomy  NOUN

temporal  ADJ

abdomen  NOUN

painkiller  NOUN

(to) supervise  VERB

(to) elevate  VERB

(to) expand  VERB

allergy  NOUN

layer  NOUN

bedside  NOUN

stitch  NOUN

facial  ADJ

antibiotic  NOUN

jerk  NOUN

(to) brace  VERB

cardiac  ADJ

privately  ADV

stressful  ADJ

fluid  NOUN

unacceptable  ADJ

mentor  NOUN

exposure  NOUN

breathing  NOUN

skeleton  NOUN

scissor  NOUN

(to) tolerate  VERB

vein  NOUN

rigid  ADJ

(to) insert  VERB

font  NOUN

clinical  ADJ

(to) breathe  VERB

tray  NOUN

technique  NOUN

rhythm  NOUN

resident  NOUN

globe  NOUN

(to) splash  VERB

orbit  NOUN

(to) scrub  VERB

sponge  NOUN

laser  NOUN

keeper  NOUN

(to) update  VERB

(to) peel  VERB

(to) inform  VERB

(to) slam  VERB

camping  NOUN

(to) drain  VERB

repair  NOUN

(to) repair  VERB

multiple  ADJ

tumor  NOUN

(to) boot  VERB

pump  NOUN

silk  NOUN

measure  NOUN

(to) live  VERB

genetic  ADJ

unexpected  ADJ

(to) expose  VERB

extraordinary  ADJ

oxygen  NOUN

powder  NOUN

dressing  NOUN

superior  ADJ

gray  ADJ

patch  NOUN

(to) attend  VERB

(to) talente  VERB

internal  ADJ

trauma  NOUN

(to) trauma  VERB

medication  NOUN

procedure  NOUN

(to) experience  VERB

upstairs  ADV

definitely  ADV

vital  NOUN

vehicle  NOUN

upper  ADJ

unknown  ADJ

tent  NOUN

previously  ADV

(to) owe  VERB

originally  ADV

organ  NOUN

instruction  NOUN

(to) imply  VERB

impact  NOUN

hold  NOUN

(to) hold  VERB

highway  NOUN

gentle  ADJ

gallery  NOUN

foreign  ADJ

(to) define  VERB

chart  NOUN

breast  NOUN

branch  NOUN

kidney  NOUN

side  NOUN

kit  NOUN

hint  NOUN

surgeon  NOUN

tension  NOUN

lap  NOUN

pillow  NOUN

liver  NOUN

squeeze  NOUN

(to) squeeze  VERB

(to) toss  VERB

unconscious  ADJ

temporary  ADJ

failure  NOUN

normally  ADV

approach  NOUN

recovery  NOUN

(to) exhaust  VERB

(to) torture  VERB

dust  NOUN

(to) request  VERB

female  NOUN

(to) spike  VERB

fifth  ADJ

(to) fail  VERB

ambulance  NOUN

privacy  NOUN

cruel  ADJ

hopefully  ADV

responsible  ADJ

yet  ADV

tube  NOUN

muscle  NOUN

(to) wake  VERB

temperature  NOUN

salt  NOUN

pad  NOUN

(to) operate  VERB

massive  ADJ

major  ADJ

(to) log  VERB

bucket  NOUN

blanket  NOUN

supply  NOUN

parent  NOUN

gentleman  NOUN

(to) prepare  VERB

homework  NOUN

(to) suffer  VERB

rate  NOUN

damn  ADV

alarm  NOUN

(to) argue  VERB

male  NOUN

(to) trap  VERB

plate  NOUN

reaction  NOUN

brother  NOUN

rude  ADJ

bleeding  NOUN

(to) bleed  VERB

mostly  ADV

noise  NOUN

(to) freeze  VERB

(to) watch  VERB

(to) camp  VERB

(to) harm  VERB

tear  NOUN

basically  ADV

stomach  NOUN

awake  ADJ

weak  ADJ

explanation  NOUN

(to) depend  VERB

(to) survive  VERB

post  ADJ

post  NOUN

(to) warn  VERB

paint  NOUN

shock  NOUN

victim  NOUN

(to) correct  VERB

pizza  NOUN

roof  NOUN

cheese  NOUN

grade  NOUN

grandma  NOUN

however  ADV

brilliant  ADJ

loud  ADV

(to) staff  VERB

natural  ADJ

(to) rush  VERB

(to) settle  VERB

damage  NOUN

van  NOUN

bite  NOUN

(to) burn  VERB

(to) page  VERB

nowhere  ADV

(to) code  VERB

surgery  NOUN

(to) pack  VERB

(to) focus  VERB

breath  NOUN

(to) fill  VERB

pressure  NOUN

crap  NOUN

trial  NOUN

(to) teach  VERB

B.P.  ORG

C.T.  ORG

NICU  ORG

O.R.  LOC

Whoo  WORK_OF_AR

Avery  ORG

Altman  ORG

But we  NP

Canner  ORG

Canner  PRODUCT

Webber  ORG

Jessica  PRODUCT

4-0 silk  NP

Meredith  ORG

Oh, crap  NP

Code blue  NP

Hey, babe  NP

Nice work  NP

another X  NP

more risk  NP

C-o levels  NP

Free fluid  NP

Heart rate  NP

Henry post  NP

Oh, my god  NP

Okay, Mark  NP

Okay, time  NP

Only thing  NP

a good job  NP

an ex vivo  NP

another me  NP

bad things  NP

med school  NP

, too, Hunt  NP

Cardio tech  NP

Deep breath  NP

Kid's about  NP

Last vitals  NP

Laura's mom  NP

Oh, damn it  NP

a free ride  NP

a good idea  NP

a liver lac  NP

another kid  NP

gray matter  NP

more reflux  NP

no good way  NP

such a jerk  NP

Foreign body  NP

No, no, this  NP

Pand Waldman  NP

Seattle Pres  ORG

a better way  NP

a big trauma  NP

a nice catch  NP

a powder keg  NP

another baby  NP

half a brain  NP

if-if-if you  NP

my own table  NP

the fun part  NP

the only one  NP

Bone fragment  NP

What the hell  NP

a little salt  NP

as many O.R.s  NP

more lap pads  NP

normal things  NP

organ failure  NP

peds surgeons  NP

the other one  NP

the same O.R.  NP

Abdominal pain  NP

His heart rate  NP

His-his organs  NP

My wife's body  NP

pedicle screws  NP

the old cheese  NP

the other kids  NP

"Greys' anatomy  NP

Henry's surgery  NP

How much trauma  NP

a sudden impact  NP

a woman's heart  NP

another patient  NP

how much damage  NP

some extra help  NP

that your trial  NP

the first place  NP

the first thing  NP

the last suture  NP

this kid's life  NP

14-year-old male  NP

Altman's husband  NP

Altman's surgery  NP

Craniofacial lac  LOC

a major accident  NP

a quick recovery  NP

his kidney tests  NP

more lap sponges  NP

the blood supply  NP

the camping trip  NP

the life support  NP

the mitral valve  NP

too much tension  NP

your bucket list  NP

your pillow talk  NP

A little bleeding  NP

The whole surgery  NP

Von-Hippel Lindau  NP

a mitral valve re  NP

all the good work  NP

an unknown amount  NP

such short notice  NP

the closest thing  NP

13-year-old female  NP

A real explanation  NP

Mark's best friend  NP

No, not a resident  NP

an irrigation tray  NP

extraordinary work  NP

just the collision  NP

the internal iliac  NP

The-the left atrium  NP

Why won't this hold  NP

a grade 4 liver lac  NP

a temporal approach  NP

quite so much space  NP

some residual shock  NP

the living patients  NP

unexpected fibrosis  NP

Increased heart rate  NP

a difficult question  NP

a flail mitral valve  NP

an adhesive dressing  NP

her mentor's husband  NP

his pulmonary artery  NP

pelvic stabilization  NP

The centrifugal force  NP

a bedside gastrostomy  NP

definitely free fluid  NP

inhalation anesthetic  NP

some cooling blankets  NP

the ophthalmic artery  NP

their internal organs  NP

Malignant hyperthermia  NP

an impossible decision  NP

extraordinary measures  NP

inhalation anesthetics  NP

some more trauma hours  NP

some temporary control  NP

the best neurosurgeons  NP

the excessive bleeding  NP

those extraordinary me  NP

All right, sponge stick  NP

Okay, one, two, squeeze  NP

Still bad visualization  NP

another cooling blanket  NP

MystEre www.addic7ed.com  NP

a cardiothoracic surgeon  NP

a very, very late dinner  NP

any more little presents  NP

her post-op instructions  NP

the right upper quadrant  NP

Multiple facial fractures  NP

an omental pedicle repair  NP

massive internal bleeding  NP

a retinal-vitreous surgeon  NP

the double-layer technique  NP

the tension-free anastomosis  NP

your clinical trial patients  NP

A cardiac autotransplantation  NP

an ex vivo valve reconstruction  NP

superior pulmonary vein exposure  NP

my high school cross-country team  NP

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