Transcript for the video found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIa_sg6-AvI (Clip from the American television show ER.)

Cut, please.

Did they find Coogy?

Who is that?

Um, her stuffed animal.

He's a puppy.

Yeah.

I don’t know.

Great, hang on.

I got her mom.

Okay. Vaseline gauze dressing on that. Hi, Mrs. Carlyle. Uh, this is Abby Lockhart, I'm treating your daughter. Uh, yes, she was shot in the chest, but we're doing all we can for her and she's doing well. She's a very brave little girl. Uh, sure. Just a minute.

200 ccs of nithorcio.

It's your mom.

Mom? I miss you, too. I am. Yeah. I will. I love you, too.

Okay. Hey, uh, I'm going to give you back to the police now. We have to continue treating your daughter, but we'll see you in a couple of hours.

Okay.

Mrs. Carlyle, Officer Yau.

It's okay, Sydney. You're safe now. Alright. Your parents are coming to get you, and nobody can hurt you here.

What about Vincent?

You don't have to worry about him anymore.

How's the chest tube output? Less than 500cc's. Small hemothorax.

Should be able to manage her conservatively.

Hey, nice lid. You get a free bowl of soup with that?

Pressure's down. 80 over 50.

Okay, call for type-specific and run in 500 of saline.

No, let's not-- let’s not do that. Hi there, I'm Dr. Clemente. Look, we're going to put a little glop on your belly, then I'm going to take this camera to-- to look inside, okay? Are you--- are you the little princess I heard was coming this morning?

I'm not a princess.

Um, she's hypotensive.

Hypotensive can be a good thing.

What are you talking about?

Leave her systolic at 80. Right, Dr. Dubenko?

Right. Permissive hypotension. Landmark papers by Bickell and Mattox. When you have a vascular injury you need a low pressure to stabilize the clots.

Right, Usually you blast away with blood and fluids, then you raise the pressure and blow out the clot. Lots of sub-q air in the chest wall, but the belly’s dry.

Okay, well, we never allow the pressure to drift this low. So I'm checking with Kovac.

Abby, the chief of surgery agrees with our plan. We're going to make you brand-new, all right, sweetie pie?