Clinically Speaking

PJ examines Mrs. Komolofe, a supposedly pious 56-year-old widow who happens to be pregnant.

PJ and Jasmine are on call. It’s chaotic. They have to deliver a baby without electricity.

It’s PJ’s birthday and there’s a small party at her flat. She doesn’t invite Rotimi. Sesan, urged by Nurse Chinwe, goes all out with a grand gesture.

The gang tries to solve the mystery of a patient who has been urinating blood. Rotimi and Nurse Chinwe have an argument.

A thirteen-year-old boy, is brought into the hospital. He looks bruised and battered. The gang have a heated discussion about the lines between discipline and child abuse.

PJ tells Jasmine about her parents' divorce and the gang tries to diagnose a patient.

PJ assists Dr. Chuks on an HIV patient’s appendectomy. Rotimi confides in PJ about his personal life.

At the lab with Sesan, PJ does a rapid HIV test, it is negative. The gang diagnoses and treats a 72-year-old woman.

PJ and Rotimi have some alone time and he asks to take her out to dinner. In a flashback scene, PJ updates Dr. Opeyemi on the goings-on of her life.

Jasmine's dental house officer friend comes to hang out in the call room. PJ isn’t particularly a fan.

Nurse Chinwe has been in a deadly accident and requires minor surgery but there are no surgeons on deck. Rotimi and PJ perform the procedure.

A nearby school building has collapsed and the emergency room is in organized chaos. All hands are on deck as the staff scramble.