Chicago Med (TV Series)

White Butterflies (2017)

Jeff Hephner: Jeff Clarke

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• Maggie Lockwood : Keoni? What did you do?

  Keoni : No clue.

  Maggie Lockwood : Jeff, with me. We're going to Treatment 2.

  Keoni : Doing a DIY reno on the bar. Been tripping over construction supplies all week. Must have twisted my ankle. Didn't notice 'til it got really bad.

  Jeff Clarke : All right, let's take a look. Hop up there. Take a look at this flat tire. These your construction boots?

  Keoni : I'm Hawaiian, brah. Slippers are multipurpose.

  Jeff Clarke : [taking his flip-flop off]  You got a nail in your foot, dude.

  Keoni : You're kidding?

  Jeff Clarke : It doesn't hurt?

  Keoni : Been barefoot or in slippers since I could walk. Callouses so tough I could walk on hot coals and wouldn't even flinch.

• Jeff Clarke : Let's get a CBC, a CMP, and a tetanus, and have Danny come down with a portable x-ray machine.

  Maggie Lockwood : Okay. You've been living in Chicago twenty years, Keoni. Put on some shoes.

  Keoni : And give up the endless summer? Never.

• Jeff Clarke : Hey, man. I got your labs.

  Keoni : Good news only, please.

  Jeff Clarke : Can I sit?

  Keoni : Uh-oh.

  Jeff Clarke : Everything's normal except your blood glucose. It's extremely high.

  Keoni : Diabetes.

  Jeff Clarke : Yes. I'm gonna start you on IV fluids and insulin and order hemoglobin A1C. Get a better reading on your sugar levels.

  Keoni : Diabetes can make your feet numb. That's why I didn't realize I had a nail in my foot, isn't it?

  Jeff Clarke : Yeah.

  Keoni : I've been sick for a while.

  Jeff Clarke : Look, the important thing: we caught it. Some lifestyle adjustments, and you'll get way out ahead of this thing.

  Keoni : Yeah, sure.

  Jeff Clarke : Look, I get it. Change isn't easy, but in the long run, it's the only way.

• Jeff Clarke : Hey, Keoni. Wanted to say goodbye. You good?

  Keoni : Work in progress, but I'll get there. Heard you're taking off for the sunshine.

  Jeff Clarke : Oahu. You're my last patient.

  Keoni : A native Hawaiian. Must be fate.