Clinically Speaking

Meanwhile, the gang tries to treat a head trauma patient, Paul, who has forgotten a lot about his life and can't believe he is Nigerian.

It's nighttime and PJ and Jasmine are on call. It's chaotic. They have to deliver a patient's baby without electricity. PJ shines and makes the best of a bad situation.

We meet PJ's siblings who tell her that her parents (also in attendance) are getting divorced.

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

A thirteen-year-old boy, John Bello is brought into the hospital by his mother, Busola. He looks bruised and battered.

In a flashback scene, PJ tells Jasmine about her parents' divorce and the gang tries to diagnose Mr. Olutola who has been experiencing seizures.

PJ assists Dr. Chuks on an HIV patient's appendectomy. Blood splatters into her eyes, and Rotimi shares personal stories about his mother and his tardiness.

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

The Mr. Ajomale saga continues as PJ and Rotimi share some alone time, discussing Mr. Ajomale, IELTS, PLAB, leaving Nigeria, and the HIV/Hep C scare.

Jasmine's dental house officer friend, Desola Dairo aka DD comes to hang out in the call room. PJ isn't particularly a fan but she tolerates her nonetheless.

Nurse Chinwe is in a deadly accident on call night. With no surgeons available, Rotimi and PJ perform surgery guided by Dr. Chuks over the phone.

A school building collapses, throwing the ER into chaos. Off-duty doctors are called in as the staff scramble to save lives amid the crisis.