01x07 - SOS from South Sudan

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THE TRAUMA CODE: HEROES ON CALL

We have orders

to restrict Dr. Baek Kang-hyuk

from entering the premises.

For now, let us through.

You can confirm all this again later.

Move aside. Move aside!

Come on, please. Please! Please!

-Just move!

-Number One.

Do whatever you need to do and get a CT.

You can go inside. Right?

Me? Me?

-Dr. Baek, hold on.

-Dr. Baek!

Wait, Dr. Baek. We could get a CT.

What about the surgery?

Dr. Baek.

BP is dropping. 50 over 30!

Dr. Yang.

Uh…

-Oh…

-So what do we do?

-Dr. Jae-won.

-Can you hear me? Can you hear me?

Can you hear me?

Just a minute.

-Just wait. I just need a moment.

-Dr. Jae-won.

Dr. Jae-won. You need to focus!

Doctor, what do we do?

Let's go. Let's get the CT.

Right.

Move aside.

Get outta my way!

Let 'em through.

Uh, I'll call you back. Hi, Dr. Baek.

What, what, what, what, what?

Director Hong stripped me

of my medical privileges.

Oh, that. Yes, I heard about that.

It wasn't malpractice.

But that's just… It's hospital policy.

Hospital policies dictate

that, wherever possible,

patients should be assessed on-site.

So whatever bullshit

Director Hong is saying,

that can, in fact, be overruled

by you as the head of emergency medicine

or by the director of

the emergency center.

Isn't that right?

We don't have much time. Let's go.

Call emergency medicine!

-Tell them they may have to resuscitate!

-Yes, sir.

Listen, Dr. Im.

You don't wanna stop having

the lowest fatality rate in the country.

Isn't that why you agreed

to provide the trauma department

with staff from emergency medicine?

Huh?

Code Blue. Code Blue.

Emergency center CT room.

Code Blue. Code Blue.

Emergency center CT room.

So choose wisely.

If you don't open the operating room

right now,

you'll be responsible

for that patient's death.

His blood pressure

is still unstable.

Hartmann's solution.

It's a good thing you connected that.

His blood pressure

would've gone out of control.

Oh. Dr. Baek.

How is it looking?

Contrast agent went in.

We're scanning the neck and chest.

That embedded knife blade is still being

pushed further in with each breath.

What the…

The contrast is leaking.

-It's a rupture. Move.

-Huh? Okay.

Need pressure on the carotid.

What do we do?

I have it for now.

We'll flush the central vein with saline

and begin surgery.

Yes, Dr. Baek.

Dr. Baek.

The knife is poking at the aorta.

-Hong, call anesthesiology.

-They're already here.

-What?

-Anesthetics is ready.

Dr. Gyeong-won, how did you…

I knew Dr. Baek would do

whatever it took to get into surgery.

That's why you prepared

everything too, right?

The devices are laid out.

We're setting up a cardiopulmonary bypass.

Okay. Okay. Dr. Baek will be here soon.

This patient's a difficult one.

So give it your all.

Yes, ma'am.

I never imagined this.

Are you sure?

Yeah. Don't believe me?

My ear is always to the ground

when it comes to stuff like this.

For Dr. Baek, I think this is gonna be

the final nail in the coffin.

Oh. Dr. Han.

Dr. Baek did something wrong?

You didn't know?

Why else would I be asking?

What is it?

Ah, well…

You know how Dr. Baek bored into

that patient's skull in the ambulance?

Well, apparently, the hospital

ruled that as malpractice.

So there are a bunch of reporters

swarming around the place right now.

This is… a big deal…

INVESTIGATION BRIEFING

ON DR. BAEK KANG-HYUK'S MALPRACTICE

The hospital is going to step forward

and reveal this malpractice

'cause our reputation is at stake.

Baek Kang-hyuk can take

all the blame on his own.

Do we really need to

raise the stakes to this level?

Director Choi, sir.

Please. Now is not the time to be soft.

Baek Kang-hyuk has

the full support of Minister Kang.

If we want her to cut ties,

we have to raise the stakes.

She forced us to hire one of her cronies,

and it led to a patient's death.

Exactly.

I like it.

SURGERY IN PROGRESS

It could stab the heart.

We need to get rid of it.

Yes, sir.

-Bypass on.

-Bypass on.

-Flow down.

-Flow down.

-ACC on.

-ACC on.

Flow back up.

Flow back up.

Cardiopulmonary bypass setup

is complete.

Get the knife out first.

Okay.

I'll push,

and you can pull from the top.

Gangster, we have a stock of

artificial blood vessels, don't we?

No, they're a high-value item, so we need

to get them from the central supply room.

-Run there and ask for one.

-Yes, sir.

Tray, please.

Number One.

Aren't you gonna run?

Right.

Out of the way! Move, move, move!

Whoa! I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Coming through!

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

Jesus Christ!

How is she so fast?

CENTRAL SUPPLY ROOM

No, I'm sorry.

Hey, listen!

We need an artificial blood vessel,

or this guy's gonna die!

How do you know that? You're not a doctor.

Doctor. Doctor.

-Yeah!

-Yes, I'm a doctor.

We need an artificial blood vessel.

You heard him! Give it to us right now!

High-value items can only be released

with Director Choi's written approval.

Are you kidding me? A life is on the line,

and you want the director's approval?

-Just give it to us.

-There are rules for a reason.

There's only one way now.

Doctor, we should… do things our way.

Hey! Where do you think you're going?

Whoa!

Hey. Open this door.

Apologies, but we're desperate right now.

Let's find the blood vessel.

What are you doing?

-Start over here.

-Where is it?

-Uh, uh…

-It's not here.

Oh! Oh!

Here they are.

-What?

-Found it.

-Hurry!

-Uh, okay!

-Stop! You thieves!

-I'll take it. I'm faster!

Get back here now!

Stop running!

Hey, wait for me!

Wait for me, Nurse Jang-mi.

Hey, hey.

-You scared me!

-Yang Jae-won. Yang Jae-won.

Dr. Baek. Where is he right now?

-Dr. Baek?

-Yeah.

-In surgery right now.

-Hey, hey, we're in big trouble.

Hong Jae-hun's holding a press conference.

-Yeah? So what?

-So what?

I think he's on a mission

to bring Dr. Baek down!

Dr. Baek! Dr. Baek.

You took your sweet time

getting back.

They're holding a press conference

at two o'clock.

That patient from Bukhansan.

Director Hong is calling it

a malpractice case.

There are reporters here and everything.

It begins in 25 minutes.

If we don't do something,

it'll look like we're accepting

their verdict.

So what?

-Sir?

-What about it?

Should we abandon this patient

to go to a press conference?

We need to stop them.

-It wasn't malpractice.

-Hurry and scrub in.

I'm going to use this

to replace the aorta.

-Dr. Baek, you can't.

-Shut up and scrub in.

The patient is the priority.

I need to do something.

I should, yeah.

My child

is lying in a coma right now.

He's only 20 years old!

What did he do

to deserve any of this?

I hope that the truth comes out today

so that this kind of tragedy

never occurs again.

-Dr. Baek, you know--

-Get on with the sutures.

You kept that patient under observation,

didn't you?

You need to do something

right now, Doctor!

Unfortunately, I don't think I can help

with anything here.

I was brought on

after his initial treatment.

I know that. Dr. Baek was only trying

to save the patient.

He put in so much effort to save him.

Come on. Help him out here.

Here's what you should do.

Just find evidence that his treatment

was appropriate to the situation.

-Meet with other trauma specialists.

-You're saying you won't do anything?!

-Dr. Han.

-You couldn't help me out just this once?!

You saw the chart. He did the right thing!

Well, I wouldn't have

cracked his skull in that situation.

Dr. Kim, just because you can't do it

doesn't mean it's wrong!

Dr. Hwang, listen.

Now, please, don't get offended.

All I'm saying…

How will you prove it though?

"Dr. Baek can do it."

That's your only argument?

I get it.

One more question.

What if it were your son, Dr. Jung?

What would you have done, then?

Jesus. Well, I would've done it

as a last-ditch effort, sure.

Yes.

That's right.

Can't you tell them exactly that?

But, Dr. Han. Director Hong has already

contacted everyone.

Sorry, what?

The hospital has decided

to engage in a thorough investigation

to get to the bottom of this.

We are going to leave no stone unturned

in a serious case of malpractice

like this.

Right here…

are letters from prominent trauma surgeons

sharing their views.

Dr. Baek Kang-hyuk's treatment

was medically irresponsible.

This is objective evidence of malpractice.

This is wrong. This is so wrong.

That piece of sh*t has

really crossed the line!

Hong Jae-hun.

I will… I will expose you to the world.

Dr. Baek Kang-hyuk was more

interested in flaunting his abilities.

He committed an act of arrogance,

which is anathema

to our hospital's standards.

Countless medical professionals,

including our hospital director…

He's really screwed.

…have already expressed

their concerns several times.

His only interest is

bettering his reputation.

You're so f*cked!

Unfortunately, Kang-hyuk's greed

could not be stopped.

-Coming through.

-Tragic events are inexcusable.

They cannot be allowed

to occur at our hosp--

Isn't that Baek Kang-hyuk?

What the hell?

What are you doing here?!

How dare you show your face here! Get out!

Ma'am.

-Just a minute.

-Hey, it's all right.

Let go.

Please just hear us out, ma'am. Please.

I am Baek Kang-hyuk.

May I have your attention?

What do you think you're doing?

This is not a case of malpractice.

What are you doing?

Please read this.

Don't we have security?

Hey, get the security team!

Pass them back.

In order to prove that

my treatment method was perfectly correct,

I'm sharing the details of another patient

who was in the same condition.

OPERATIVE REPOR

We were in a helicopter

when we bore into his skull.

But he's not in a coma.

He received the same treatment

for the same condition and survived,

and that's because

it was inside the golden hour.

And the reason is that we flew there.

Whereas in this case, we had to drive.

And so he fell into a coma.

On that day,

we learned all of the helicopters

were grounded.

Are you saying the National Rescue Unit

is responsible, then?

No, no. Of course not.

Someone else is responsible for this mess.

Who is it?

I'm going to use

this opportunity today

to name the one

who actually grounded the helicopters.

Fire commissioner?

Uh…

You're saying it's not true

that you require an official request

in order for helicopters

to be deployed, right?

Minister.

It was a mistake.

A mistake?

Yeah? Well then, whose mistake was it?!

Director Hong.

He's right here.

Just what the hell

are you talking about?

Do you have any evidence?

The fire commissioner is stepping down.

A police investigation will also begin.

Everybody, these are all complete lies.

Everything he's saying is false.

I have… always had

the patient's best interest at heart--

What? Best interest?

You really could say that

in front of Kim Dong-seok?

-Who the hell is that?

-Unbelievable.

Yeah! Just who is that?!

Kim Dong-seok.

That's my son!

Stop it! Stop this!

-Move aside!

-Director Hong.

Move aside, Jesus Christ!

Director Hong.

Everyone,

if you could spare a moment?

This incident

resulted from hostile interests

trying to stop our helicopter use

all in order to reduce

the hospital's deficit.

How much longer will money be allowed

to decide the fate of our patients?

Are we going to let money

be the reason patients suffer,

even when treatment is available?

And how much longer must the trauma center

be treated like sinners

who caused the budget deficit?

I can put up with

being blamed for everything.

But what I cannot put up with…

…is patients are the ones

who wind up having

to shoulder the consequences.

Hankuk National University Hospital

Director of Planning and Coordination,

Hong Jae-hun, who allegedly

restricted the use of a rescue helicopter,

resulting in a trauma patient…

It's him! It's him!

He's here!

Sir? Sir! Sir!

-Director Hong!

-Director Hong, please.

This way, Director.

Would you like to make a comment?

Please say a few words.

I am innocent!

Baek Kang-hyuk has already caused

a lot of issues for the hospital

through his own arrogance and his pride!

And the reason he was allowed to

is because he

is backed by the Minister of Health

and Welfare, Kang Myeong-hui.

Baek Kang-hyuk

is just the Minister's crony

who was sent here to spy on us!

You can't acknowledge it, Minister.

This is ridiculous.

How about this?

"I was introduced to him

through Chilseong Hospital."

What do you think of that?

The allegations of cronyism,

made by Director of Planning

and Coordination, Hong Jae-hun,

are expected to be a huge liability

for Minister of Health and Welfare,

Kang Myeong-hui,

who some view as

a future presidential candidate…

Office of the Minister of Health

and Welfare.

No, we will not be providing a statement.

Right. An official statement

will be released soon.

An official statement

will be released soon.

I'm hanging up.

Office of the Minister of Health

and Welfare. No comment--

Pardon?

"Future presidential candidate

Minister Kang Myeong-hui

faces career hiccup."

No mention of malpractice.

Seems like now

they're talking about cronyism.

Things are getting more serious now, huh?

Baek Kang-hyuk,

shouldn't you say something?

Why should I? Kang should do it.

The Minister?

Why would she do it?

She's a master of politics. Hmm?

Rather than give a half-assed explanation,

she'd tell the truth.

What? You think she'll actually admit

to appointing a crony?

Wow, you really are clueless

when it comes to politics, aren't you?

You sugarcoat the truth.

Just like this dumpling right here.

Really?

How about this?

"We wanted to recruit someone

who was anti-establishment."

That's better.

Ah…

Is that all?

Mm.

Hmm. It's the Minister.

This is Baek Kang-hyuk.

Dr. Baek. Put the news on.

The news?

News.

Now to breaking news.

The Hanbit Unit, which is currently

deployed in South Sudan,

has been involved in a sh**ting,

reports say.

Eleven members of

the Doctors for International Peace,

who were engaged in relief

and medical activities in South Sudan,

were almost kidnapped by a local militia

when soldiers of the Hanbit Unit,

who had been dispatched

to work with the UN

and were working on a road nearby,

engaged in a rescue operation.

Our soldiers k*lled three rebels

from the militia.

However, in the process,

Captain Lee Hyeon-jong of

the Hanbit Unit was shot.

He is now reported to be

in critical condition.

Captain Lee Hyeon-jong

was rushed to a local hospital.

But according to military sources,

his chances of recovery remain uncertain.

We need your help, Dr. Baek.

I need you

to make your way there immediately

to treat Captain Lee Hyeon-jong.

Doctor.

Right now, they're portraying you and I

as symbols of crony corruption.

Let's face that head-on.

I agree.

Wait, seriously?

You're actually going?

I'm the g*nsh*t wound expert, so who else?

Take care of the trauma center.

Huh? You want me? Really?

You're the head of general surgery.

If not you,

then the head of internal medicine?

Well, no, that's not right.

But I'm not right for it.

Either way, get the surgical staff ready.

And do your best.

Oh boy.

I'm all ready to go.

Oh, good.

Wait, let me think, let me think.

-I have a nurse and an assistant doctor.

-Mm-hmm.

With one spare seat.

CAPTAIN LEE HYEON-JONG SHOT AND INJURED

Park Gyeong-won, let's go.

I heard you hand-selected

the best team for the job.

I've requested support from the airport

and on the ground in South Sudan,

so you should have no trouble

completing your mission.

Please save Captain Lee Hyeon-jong

and make a safe return home.

I trust you completely, Dr. Baek,

and will await your return.

2 SHOTS, RIGHT ARM, HUMERUS FRACTURE

1 SHOT, LEFT ARM, RADIUS/ULNA FRACTURE

So it looks like he took two shots

in the right arm.

Three times in the abdomen.

Two of which were through and through.

The last one is still lodged inside.

One in the left arm.

This one's lodged inside too.

Will he still be alive

by the time I get there?

I'm gonna pray. It's been a while.

Lord…

you can count on me.

Dr. Baek,

I thought this was a direct flight?

Is this

your first trip to South Sudan?

This is the first time

my passport has been stamped.

MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND WELFARE

REQUESTING MEDICAL AID

FOR HANBIT UNIT IN SOUTH SUDAN

What is all this about?

Where did Baek Kang-hyuk go?

To South Sudan.

And why am I just now hearing about this?!

The official request for our cooperation

only just arrived.

It looks like the Ministry of Defense

requested it.

-So Minister Kang made it happen.

-No way!

Stop them right now!

Wait, no. I'll go myself. I'll go.

Uh…

Madam Minister.

Hello there.

This concerns Dr. Baek.

Yes. I received the report.

No, that's not the real issue.

I wanted to get to the bottom of all this.

Now how could you just, uh,

use your deficit as an excuse

to prevent helicopter use?

I don't know anything about that.

That's exactly why this is so serious!

Don't you think you should know about it?

There's no way to prevent such a thing

from happening again,

so I'm considering

accepting Dr. Baek's proposal.

Ah…

And I guess you're not curious, then.

Constructing a heliport

and creating an emergency

medical service helicopter right here.

-Jesus.

-What's that?

Well, Dr. Baek said he'd see to it

that Captain Lee Hyeon-jong survives.

And he asked that I take the lead on this

after he left.

I also think that it's a necessary step

in revitalizing the trauma center.

-Minister, please. I beg you.

-Yeah, what?! Go ahead.

This is way over the line!

You're… attempting to strong-arm me!

That's right!

Well, I'm glad we're finally

on the same page.

Hello.

I'm here from the consulate.

-Thanks for coming such a long way.

-It's fine. Let's go.

There's been another incident.

What? Did something happen to the captain?

No. I meant the hospital.

The hospital was attacked last night.

One of the rebels

that Captain Lee Hyeon-jong k*lled

was the younger sibling of

the militia's ringleader.

He's been on a rampage,

trying to get revenge.

The fact that he attacked

a UN military hospital is just…

It's a very serious crime.

So we transferred Captain Lee Hyeon-jong

to a facility

outside the reach of the rebels' network.

South Sudan is quite complicated,

as you know,

and the civil w*r has

seriously compromised public safety.

How is his condition

right now?

Well, unfortunately,

the facility is pretty run down, so…

Things seem quite bad.

Let's just get there quickly.

This looks way too small

to be a hospital.

Hello, Dr. Baek.

Seo Dong-ju, army surgeon.

The patient?

I'll lead the way.

Necrotizing fasciitis,

various infections,

and multiple organ failure.

We haven't been able to

remove the b*ll*ts causing the infection.

So, even with antibiotics,

seems like he's just getting worse.

He has signs of anemia too.

Why is the blood transfusion rate so low?

It's almost at the minimum.

Uh, we don't… have much blood.

And why is that?

When the hospital was attacked,

the supply room caught fire,

and all of the blood was destroyed.

We brought a few units with us,

but it's nowhere near enough.

That's really bad.

Oh, and Dr. Baek,

if you look at his abdomen,

the color around his organs

is already changing.

So I think you should start

with this area first.

No, that's long gone.

That will be impossible to fix

without enough blood.

Let's start by controlling the infection

in his limbs.

Yes, sir.

Necrotic change.

The necrosis already looks

quite advanced.

Uh, what do we do, Dr. Baek?

Dr. Baek.

I think that, in order to keep him alive,

amputation is our best bet.

Amputation? But look at him.

He's already in such a bad state.

Amputation will only make it worse.

Dr. Baek, don't do it.

We have no choice.

Prep the instruments, and let's move him.

Yes, Doctor.

-Yes, sir.

-Yes, sir.

Breaking news.

It's been reported that Captain Lee

Hyeon-jong is in critical condition.

Dr. Baek Kang-hyuk, who began operating

upon arrival at the scene,

has become a national hero

after saving three patients

from the Seowol Bridge accident.

Dr. Baek is also embroiled in allegations

that his appointment

as head of the trauma center

at Hankuk National University Hospital

was an instance of cronyism.

Minister of Health and Welfare,

Kang Myeong-hui,

the person who recommended Dr. Baek,

has denied these claims of cronyism

and repeatedly emphasized

that he is an expert.

Reports are in that Dr. Beck Kang-hyuk

started operating

upon arriving at the scene.

Right now, the attention of the nation

is fixed on one question.

Can Captain Lee Hyeon-jong be saved?

-Look at this! I'm bleeding!

-All right, come on.

-I'm bleeding

-Quickly!

Hey, you piece of sh*t!

I'm gonna f*cking k*ll you! You hear me?

You're f*cking dead! I'm coming for you!

Dr. Han! Please!

You need to do something now!

Baek told me to relay this message to you

if you looked lost.

You've got this.

Right.

I'm… I'm Baek Kang-hyuk now.

-I am… Baek Kang-hyuk now.

-Yes.

I am… Baek Kang-hyuk now!

Hey! Look at this, man.

This f*cking hurts like hell. Help!

Shut up! I'm gonna save you!

-Then help me.

-Agnes.

-Help us, then!

-Yes!

This patient needs Hartmann solution

and an electrocardiogram.

That one needs

a neurosurgical consultation.

Take him to CT now! Quickly!

Shut it, all of you! Just shut up!

Quiet down! I said quiet! Quiet!

Quiet!

I am Baek Kang-hyuk, understand?

If you shut up, you live.

If you keep talking, you die!

Scalpel.

NAME: LEE HYEON-JONG, GENDER: MALE

NECROTIZING FASCIITIS/b*llet REMOVAL

Mosquito.

Betadine.

Saline.

How are his vitals?

Any more bleeding,

he'll be in danger.

We've only just worked on

one arm.

Uh, Dr. Baek.

The necrosis is spreading further.

You said you had

two units of blood left?

Let's use one now.

Can you please

give me the blood bag?

Dr. Baek.

What are you thinking?

We should observe first.

And let's really think about this.

For how long?

Until the patient dies?

Hold him.

"Air ambulance"?

It's an official request

from Dr. Baek.

He said it was the only way

to save Captain Lee Hyeon-jong.

-Get me more information.

-Yes, ma'am.

Yeah.

TO MINISTER KANG MYEONG-HUI:

PLEASE CONTACT ME. HOW DID IT GO?

What the f*ck are they waiting for?

Goddammit.

Dr. Baek.

Thank you for your efforts.

Seeing you work like that and agonize over

saving the patient was incredibly moving.

I don't know about that.

You've done more than I have though.

I heard, instead of sleeping,

you were caring for the patient.

That's right. It needed to be done.

You have potential.

What?

Pay me a visit once you're discharged.

I'll buy you dinner.

-Uh…

-Dr. Baek!

-Dr. Baek. Dr. Baek.

-They responded?

What you requested.

The relevant government departments

are gonna have a video conference.

They want a conference?

This is ridiculous.

But don't we have more time

since the surgery was a success?

He could still die at any second,

given his condition.

He's just…

in such a bad state.

We haven't even touched

his abdomen, and we're out of blood.

The situation is serious.

We need to transfer him now.

The Ministry of Defense is testing out

if we can load medical equipment

onto a cargo plane.

And so…

-How much longer?

-They're saying around two weeks.

Two weeks.

You can fly his corpse out in two weeks.

Transport the corpse?

What did mean by that?

We are doing everything that we can.

We asked flag carriers

if they can remove seats for space--

And when did I ask you to do that?

Air ambulance.

I need an air ambulance now!

What's an air ambulance?

-It's for transporting patients.

-Oh, there is such a thing?

Excuse me, Doctor.

I don't think the air ambulance

is going to be feasible.

We have some issues with costs right now.

Our maximum budget is 500 million won.

And that would cost at least

700 million won right now, so…

Is this… really about money?

This guy is gonna die

if he doesn't get the right treatment.

Hello?

Yes, Director.

So let's talk.

Is Captain Lee Hyeon-jong all right?

No. At this point,

we can't guarantee his recovery.

In that case,

we should get ready for

the worst-case scenario.

If he dies,

then we need to be clear about

who was responsible for that outcome.

Right?

I also heard that

you performed surgery earlier.

But did you get a chance

to see Dr. Baek work today?

Was there anything he did

that could've put

the patient in danger

or anything like that?

The left arm was…

He just removed infected tissue.

Without blood,

it's difficult to take further action.

All right. I understand.

Keep a close eye on Dr. Baek

going forward.

Yes, Director Choi. Understood.

Dr. Gyeong-won?

Were you just on the phone

with Director Choi?

-Uh… Oh, uh…

-What is this?

Have you been reporting back

to the director this whole time?

Uh, just hear me out though.

No, never mind that.

You'd better tell Dr. Baek yourself

before I do.

Wait. Uh…

Nurse Jang-mi. Hold on a minute. Jang-mi!

Just let me explain myself. Uh…

Forget it.

Nurse Jang-mi.

Nurse Jang-mi. Nurse Jang-mi.

Jesus!

Captain Lee Hyeon-jong…

-What is it?

-Quickly, come on, come on. Please!

Give me that.

How's it looking?

I'm not sure.

-For now, uh, we need more blood now.

-We don't have more blood, Doctor.

-What do we do?

-Right.

Dr. Baek, they really need your help!

Uh… I'll run over there now

and find out what's happening. Yes.

Stop right there!

Hold on. We need to talk about

what to do if he dies.

Huh?

What happened?

Nurse Jang-mi is

transfusing blood as an emergency measure.

sh*t.

His blood pressure

increased a little but still unstable.

He needs to be moved.

Wait, Dr. Baek.

You're gonna move him?

He won't survive here.

But we can't just take him

to another hospital.

The militia might attack our vehicle.

-Get moving.

-Yes, sir.

Dr. Baek.

Dr. Baek. I'm begging you.

Please don't do this.

-Or wait for an escort from the army base.

-There's no time for that.

Then I'm going with you.

It's even riskier coming with us.

Dr. Baek.

Dr. Seo.

You've done very well so far.

Leave the rest up to us.

Hold on.

How is the patient doing?

He's doing all right for now.

Still, our blood supply is

running low, Dr. Baek.

-I'll transfuse another.

-What?

No. You can't do that. Don't!

It's all right.

You transfused 500 ml already.

It's all right. There's no other way.

Unidentified vehicle approaching.

Be on guard.

I'll check it.

Stop the car,

or we will open fire!

Hands in the air!

Don't move!

-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

-Whoa!

Identify yourself!

Tell Walter that Malak is here.

Hands on the wheel!

Control. Malak is here.

Control, come in. Malak is here.

Malak has returned.

Oh! Dr. Baek.

-His BP is dropping.

-50 over 30.

Keep your mouth shut!

-I'll transfuse it directly.

-What? That's way too much though!

-You're putting yourself at risk.

-We'll lose the patient.

Shut the f*ck up!

-Hey!

-Damn it.

-Dr. Baek.

-Dr. Baek, hurry!

Hey, let us in.

Shut up!

Dr. Baek, it's still dropping.

We're gonna lose the patient!

Dr. Baek!

-What do we do?

-I'll transfuse the blood!

Don't move.