Treating a Patient While Doing Time | House M.D. | MD TV

When a fellow prisoner collapses due to mysterious symptoms, House races against the clock and the head prison doctor to find the cure

From House M.D. Season 8 Episode 7 'Twenty Vicodin' - House is serving time in prison after driving a car into Cuddy's living room before making his escape. When an antagonistic prison gang leader makes a serious threat, House solicits the help of a fellow inmate. When another inmate's unusual medical symptoms spark his curiosity, House must come up with creative ways to treat the patient while navigating prison rules.

House (2004) Dr House, an ingenious and unsociable physician who flouts hospital rules, clashes with fellow doctors and his assistants as he comes up with controversial hypotheses about his patients' illnesses.

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[franklesser]

If the prison doctor bothered to watch the show he'd know that House is always right.

[YeageristShay]

“She’s not hireable anywher-“
House: ”she’s hired”

[twoblink]

If they bothered to watch the show; they'd know it's never Lupus.

[Wephaam]

House takes the hippocratic oath literally.
Doesn't care if he might never see the sun again, if it means he can save one person.

[neverknowsbest]

"Its not lupus"

Never has been

[thothrax]

It's so funny that the guards that were meant to get House out of there actually stopped to see if he would have the allergy attack

[skullgittorocks]

You know she is a keeper when she trusted house and risk everything she worked hard for.

[ep]

5:33 I think House just fell in love when doc goes "Cool..."

[Nk_Grv]

If this series began in jail. He would be called Dr. Jail

[grant]

Me and humanity got together too young.... Hits me so hard.

[xxsafaron]

ITS so unrealistic. This would indecate that prison doctors actually cared for their patients

[RaphaeLoh]

It's interesting to me that every doctor in charge knows who House is, and his abilities, but still ignores and refuses his theory just because they're technically a doctor too...

[SC-RGX]

Even house was shocked when he heard her exclaim "cool" seeing the bloodied man.

[MatthewG]

She might be unhireable anywhere but i'm sure if house went back to medicine, he'd hire her.

[smolsand]

Two facts not mentioned in this clip: Mast cells control hundreds of mediators like Histamine, Heparin, Tryptase, Prostaglandins, Norepinephrine etc. 1. The excessive bleeding from the earlobe shows that the mast cells released an inappropriate amount of heparin which is one of the mediators that mast cells can release. 2. The high dose aspirin can cause a reduction in prostaglandins (PgE2) which is a mast cell mediator, but it can increase Tryptase which is another mediator released by mast cells. Which means that in some cases, if someone has a major issue with PgE2, Asprin can sometimes be used a stabilizer for mast cells when used in low doses. In this case, the high dose of Asprin was able to cause an increase in Tryptase and trigger an attack. It is true, it can be challenging to diagnose mast cell disorders by blood work and urine tests alone. The testing is tricky and very sensitive to failure if they are not handled correctly. Often times a biopsy of bone marrow or other tissues are need need to confirm or assist in the diagnosis of mast cell disorders.

[nomadman]

House goes beyond the right and wrong of the ethics dichotomy. He does what he must, not what he "should" in order to save lives. That means taking risks that others aren't willing to take due to their false sense of obligation to the supposed virtue of others rather than saving someone's life. They value the rules more than life or the solution to the puzzle, not because it's right but because it's what they were taught. House acts because solving the puzzle is more valuable than following the protocols and rules of the medical 'authority.'

[Aemilius]

My favorite season!! 😁
I wish Jessica Adams was in more of the series! She was One of my favorites!

[killerchick]

After this scene in solitary a note is slipped in saying "You were right!" for those whom are reading the comments due to a compulsion to know the ending. You're welcome!

Edit: Thanks for the likes guys!

[chic-fil-ashouldopenonsund]

i liked that the prison guard didnt beat house up for doing a tracheotemy. like the chillest prison guard in the world.

[ifeelbetterabouthis.louis]

The letter you were right hit hard. This show was always great