Best of House Clinic Duty Season 1 | House M.D.
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Dr. House encounters various medical cases, including a patient with a tapeworm in their brain, and navigates complex diagnoses and treatments with a focus on saving lives. From misdiagnoses to critical interventions, Dr. House deals with challenging medical situations while demonstrating his expertise and determination to find solutions.
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- Dr. House encounters a variety of complex medical cases, ranging from tapeworms in the brain to misdiagnosed conditions, showcasing the intricacies and challenges of diagnosing and treating patients effectively.
- The narrative highlights the critical role of immediate and accurate medical intervention in saving lives, emphasizing the importance of timely treatment decisions, even in cases where patients or their families may initially resist or question the prescribed course of action.
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What medical conditions does Dr. House discuss?
Various conditions like heart attacks, strokes, and muscle death.
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Summary
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Medical mysteries and life-saving interventions.
- Dr. House meets a patient with a tapeworm in their brain, warning them of imminent death without treatment.
- The patient questions the treatment, seeking a cure rather than just a treatment.
- Dr. House discusses various medical conditions like heart attacks, strokes, and muscle death.
- Night terrors in a patient lead to investigations into potential causes like trauma or sexual abuse.
- A misdiagnosis of night terrors is corrected when a concussion is discovered.
- Dr. House confronts a patient's mother about a life-threatening condition and the need for immediate treatment.
- A patient develops contact dermatitis from dish soap, leading to an allergic reaction.
- Dr. House diagnoses a patient with asthma and treats her accordingly.
- Dr. House encounters a patient with sleeping sickness and discusses treatment risks.
- A patient's mother refuses treatment, leading to a critical situation where Dr. House intervenes to save the patient's life.
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Medical Mishaps and Miracles
- A bag was used to save someone's life after a bad reaction to medicine.
- The heart rate issue was not related to the person's condition.
- A girl's condition worsens due to meningitis treatment not working.
- The girl was tasered by a cop, causing localized numbness.
- A 16-year-old is saved from unnecessary surgery for a misdiagnosis.
- The boy has acute naphthalene toxicity from mothballs.
- A doctor is accused of having bulimia and is threatened by a mafia member.
- A woman's psychosis is not caused by hypoglycemia.
- A pregnant woman faces a dilemma between her life and her baby's.
- A man is mistakenly given a stroke by a doctor, leading to his death.
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Patient's Memory Intact Despite Medical Mystery
- The patient, Mark Warner, is brought to Princeton Plainsboro after collapsing; his mother is not living, and his limbic system is intact. When asked what he would do if he found a stamped envelope on the street, he responds that he would find a mailbox and mail it. Mark's long-term memory seems intact, recalling his wedding three years ago in July, where his bride wore a pretty white dress and a cross necklace given by her mother. Despite his defensive attitude, he remembers details of their honeymoon in Paris where they stayed in the room for two weeks.
