Chicago Med, season 1

Dr. Connor Rhodes: Is every day like this? Sharon Goodwin: Some days, we're busy.

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Sharon Goodwin: [contemplating whether to allow a patient to operated on] I guarantee if we perform this operation, regardless of the outcome, we'll be sued, and they'll likely win, and millions. Dr. Will Halstead: And that's how we make our decisions? By how much it's gonna cost us? Sharon Goodwin: All right, get off the high horse, Dr. Halstead. Dr. Will Halstead: How about we call the Ethics Committee? Sharon Goodwin: Be faster to call a judge, but I'm not gonna burn a favor on this.

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Dr. Connor Rhodes: [observes Sarah Reese putting a central line into a dummy] I can't tell you how many times I missed before I finally got it. Sarah Reese: I know how to do it. I just couldn't do it in there. Dr. Connor Rhodes: It takes practice, that's all. Sarah Reese: I'm fine with him. I never miss. Dr. Connor Rhodes: Yeah, he's the ideal patient. You can't hurt him, and his life's not hanging in the balance. Sarah Reese: If this rotation weren't a requirement, I wouldn't be here. Dr. Connor Rhodes: Where would you be? Sarah Reese: I'm a lab person. Dr. Connor Rhodes: Pathology? Sarah Reese: Maybe. Dr. Connor Rhodes: Every med student, once they start dealing with patients, thinks they'd do better in Pathology. I did.

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So much easier to run a hospital without doctors.

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What's the difference between God and a doctor? God knows he's not a doctor.

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Dr. Daniel Charles: You were in the, uh, what, the navy, right? Dr. Ethan Choi: Still am. Naval Reserves. Dr. Daniel Charles: Doc I did my residency with was on away leave from the Navy. Tough as hell practicing psychiatry with you guys. Couldn't get anybody to open up. Dr. Ethan Choi: Could be a sign of weakness.

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