2x12 Distractions - House M.D. Episode Guide

House M.D.

- Episode 02x12

Episode: 02x12
Title: Distractions
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: HOU-212
First Aired: Feb. 14, 2006

Season 2 » Episode #12 - Distractions

Summary: A young man comes into the hospital severely burned, but the test quickly show that their is something unusual about his blood tests. The team has to get creative to figure out how to test the patient before his body completely shuts down. To make matters worse, House is hellbent on proving that one of his old medical school colleague's new migraine drug does not work no matter what he happens to be saying. So, House decides to make himself the guinea pig for his own batch of tests with some painful results.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Emily	played by Lisa Darr
Doug	played by Christopher Cousins
Dr. Weber	played by Dan Butler
Adam	played by James Immekus
Nurse Brenda Previn	played by Stephanie Venditto
Anesthesiologist	played by Michael Merton
Surgeon	played by Judy Louise Johnson
E.M.T.	played by Dorothea Harahan
Paula	played by Kristen Pate

Episode Quotes

	Season 2 / Episode 12: - Distractions Dr. Allison Cameron: Could pain medicine cause an orgasm? Dr. Gregory House: I wish.
	Season 2 / Episode 12: - Distractions Dr. Lisa Cuddy: You induced a migraine headache in a coma patient? Dr. Gregory House: Gave him a little headache, similar to the one you're giving me now. Dr. Lisa Cuddy: Have you even read an ethical guideline?

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CHAR: House says a Belgian doctor named Einthoven invented the galvanometer. In fact, Einthoven was Dutch.
CREW: In the first scene camera equipment can be seen in the reflection in the helmets of the father and son.
FAKE: When House steps out of the shower, underwear can be seen under his towel for a brief moment.
CHAR: When Dr. Weber was explaining the study for his new drug, he states that he used an ANOVA, however mispronounced it as AN-UH-VA. It is correctly pronounced AN-OH-VA.
CHAR: When Dr. Weber was explaining the results of his study, he states that the p-value must be less than .0, however an acceptable p-value for any study can be equal to or less than .05.

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