Seattle, Washington.
Ryan Joseph Grey lived there his whole life and when his and Meredith's mother had gotten Alzheimer's, the male Grey stopped talking to his mother after the nasty and terrible things, Ellis Grey had said to her only son.
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Dr Bailey had paged all of the residents into an skulls lab room, ushering them all inside as Ryan furrowed his eyebrows catching his sister's and friends's confused looks as well as Bailey looked at them, "Take a seat," The Attending's voice came out as a demand, as the residents did as said sitting in the available chairs.
"Observation." Bailey said when writing the said word onto the board as her pager went off, "Ok, use reflective listening, repeat the patient's feelings back to them." Bailey said reading from the paper in her hand, "Um, I heard that you're concerned about the surgery. Let me explain the risks." Bailey examples to the group, turning around to the board.
Alex Karev leaned forwards, "I can see you like vegetables, after surgery, you might become one." He mocked as him, Meredith, Callum, Cristina, Lexie, Ryan and Caitlin all laughed along with him.
"Communication."
The Attending turned the page, "Don't use jargon. Use language that the patient can understand. Be creative in using metaphors." Bailey said reading from the paper in her hand, "Oh, I'm terrible with using metaphors."
Percy complained from behind Ryan and Caitlin, "I can never come up with 'em." He admitted, "Why, 'cause you're dumb as a box of hammers?" Cristina mocked, "You see, that's a good one." Charles said back to the cardio resident, "You're an ass, but that was a good one."
"Be clear and compressive." Bailey said over them talking, "Explain all risks and all probable outcomes, leaving nothing out." Bailey finished where Reed then raised her hand, "Question—Adamson?"
The redhead looked back at the attending, "Why are you going so fast?" Dr Bailey looked around at them, "It just so happens that we have an emergent patient arriving, who will need a little extra sensitivity." Bailey cleared as Ryan crossed his arms over his chest leaning back in his chair.
Reed Adamson looking at the Grey male who leaned back in his chair in front of her, "So remember to employ your—R-O-C, and you will rock your patient's world." As those word left Bailey's mouth, the residents groaned and laughed.
"Ok, that's enough of that." Bailey said, stopping the residents from continuing to laugh at her wording, "Follow me to the pit." Lexie stands up from her chair, going into her brother slightly as the two hadn't spoken since their little disagreement, "Hustle!"
"Lex," Ryan caught up with his sister, "Can we talk?" And when Lexie looked out for ambulance hearing the sirens, "Ry, we have an emergent patient, ok?" Ryan nods his head at his sister's words, "Later, we can talk later, at home." Ryan stepped to the other side when a truck then came.
"All right, people—" Bailey gained their attention, "—remember what you've been taught, use it throughout the day. There'll be consequences if you don't." The general attending admitted turning around when the sirens stopped.
