They continue to resuscitate Katy, bring her back with the paddles. Carter orders dialysis and Mr. Milner asks if that is really necessary. He tells him it will get rid of any extra potassium in Katy’s body. Mrs. Milner asks if her daughter will need another transplant and Carter tells her it is a possibility. Neela informs Carter that the makers of Zirictal will get back to them within a week and this doesn’t please him. Mr. Milner asks what is going on and Neela tells him that they contacted the pharmaceutical company that makes the drug. Mrs. Milner asks if the Zirictal is causing this and Carter says that with the timing of the med change that is also a possibility. George Henry, Katy’s neurologist arrives, and Carter tells them they should head to the family room, and George leads the way. Jake tells Abby that he discharged the rash from earlier. He asks her if she is okay and she says she is fine. Jake tells her that when he ran into her on the EL platform a couple weeks back, he had no idea of the situation she went through. Abby plays dumb and dances around the subject. She assigns him a new patient and walks away. Abby approaches admit where Susan is and asks who assigned Jake to her. She goes on to explain that she doesn’t like med students and prefers to fly ‘solo’. Susan asks her if she likes Jake and then notices Abby blushing and laughs. Carter tells Neela he posted questions on the Medline Message Board about Zirictal. Neela tells him that could cause a bit of a stir. He agrees and tells her to go back and change it to the right questions to ask that will better help them understand Katy’s condition. Carter enters the family room and tells the Milner’s that someone was coming down from dialysis. George attempts to sway them to approve a biopsy so they can find out if it is indeed caused by the Zirictal. He tells them if it is that another transplant is imminent, but that other medications could reverse the rejection. Mr. Milner agrees with the biopsy. Carter tells him he will get that started and asks to speak with George outside. Carter walks with him telling him that they have found 3 cases of renal failure in patients using the same drug. George explains that is insignificant while Carter looks at him in disbelief. George continues to say that it was sent as a phase 3 tested drug and the FDA would never have approved it if they thought it would harm more then heal. Haleh tells Carter dialysis had arrived and he asks her to page Dubenko to do a biopsy. George tells Carter that he is surprised to see him still working at County. Carter asks him why and George says that he just thought he would’ve moved on. They chat about George and how he changed his specialty. George tells him that he was married with 2 little ones and that his priorities changed what he could do. He asks Carter if he was married with kids yet and Carter tells him ‘no, not yet’. Carter pats his back and tells George that he would come find him when the surgeon came down. Neela is waiting for a fax as Susan passes by Sam and says good morning. Sam looks under the counters for the nursing schedule and notices it over by Neela, who has her coffee sitting on it. She snaps at Neela telling her it’s not a cocktail napkin. Luka and Ray meet a patient who fell from a ladder while taking his Christmas lights down. Neela asks them if she can give them a hand and Ray says sure but Luka asks her if Carter needs her. She tells him not at the moment, while running with them to the trauma room. As they work on the patient Luka tells his crew that they need to do a saphenous cut down. Neela asks about doing a femoral tear, since it would be easier to find. Ray agrees while Luka tells them they both do the same thing, but they could do the femoral instead. Ray seems excited since he had never done the procedure yet. Luka tells him the procedure will go to Neela. Confused, Ray objects saying that Neela was only along for the ride. He tells Ray that he promised Neela as she gloves up and starts the procedure. Luka must get close to her to assist. Sam enters their trauma asking for a skin marker, then back away to watch Neela and Luka. Luka sees that she’s watching and asks her to tell Dubenko to come over once he is finished with the biopsy. She politely, yet sarcastically tells him ‘Yes sir, Dr. Kovac’. While Dubenko is performing the biopsy, Sam answers the phone telling Carter it is Weaver. After he is finished, Dubenko goes over to Luka’s patient and takes him up to the OR immediately. Carter asks George where he heard about the Zirictal and George tells him that he was at a luncheon and overheard another neurologist talk about it. Mr. Milner interrupts to ask what the possibility would be of him donating his other kidney to Katy. George tells him that he would have to be on dialysis for the rest of his life. Carter explains that he doesn’t think it’s ethical and didn’t know of a doctor that would agree to do it. George tells Mr. Milner to go and be with his daughter. As he walks away, Lily hands Carter a fax from another doctor. Carter tells him it’s from the pharmaceutical company affirming isolated incidents of renal failure. George tells him he knows and it also required monthly monitoring of renal activity, which he had been doing with Katy. Carter asks him if he received the same fax and George affirms saying Carter did and so did every other physician in America. Kerry interrupts asking Carter if he posted a topic on an internet message board and he admits he did, and that he was just doing it to get more information on the drug. Kerry tells him she received a lot of calls about it. Carter defends himself saying he only did it to be better informed. They get into a heated argument over medications in general and Kerry tells him that most of the drugs help people and the ratio to medications that harm is peanuts compared to how many they actually help. Susan, who seems to be in the middle watches on as Kerry tells John that his job is to take care of his patients and not start a crusade. She walks off as Susan tells Carter ‘No more computer access for you.’