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Foreman was called in for a neurology consult, and uveitis interests House in the case. House assigns Chase to perform a pelvic exam after he spills House's Vicodin all over the office. It appeared to be Behcet's disease, and Chase prescribes prednisone. Chase has had an on-again, off-again sexual relationship with Dr. Cameron.
Early Life
Chase walks her through the procedure and she realizes she already knows it. House reconvenes his team as they add liver failure to the differential. House thinks it's lymphoma and when Chase grasps for another diagnosis, House reminds him that he's too emotionally involved.
Sports & Entertainment
And the twelfth episode of the season, which first aired on February 13, 2012. Jesse Spencer appeared in every scene of this episode and, following the format of "Wilson", "5 to 9" and "Last Temptation", it was told entirely from Chase's point of view. His first patient is a cute nun about to make her final vow. While still blaming House, he needs his help with his patient.
Cast
At first Chase says his stabbing was nobody's fault but later blames House and won't forgive House even though he has apologized and is not found guilty in the hearing. Adams and House become concerned that Chase is becoming too much like House after the stabbing and has become stubborn and reckless. House tells him he doesn't want Chase to be like him because then he will be lonely and miserable, which Chase takes to heart and takes House's advice. Chase and Cameron's relationship becomes more serious, although Chase is often worried that Cameron is afraid to commit to him. They work through a phase where Cameron is not letting him keep anything at her apartment. When he tries to propose, he finds Cameron dodging the question.
He tells her he doesn't have time to teach her how to act like a doctor. House goes from belittling his opinion, to letting Chase hug him, to calling him an idiot, to going far out of his way to let Chase keep his job in the episode The Mistake. Later, he even puts up with letting Chase hit him in the face. House claims that he did it after receiving a call from Chase's father, but it is unlikely that this was the only reason. In any case, House has never been clear, paralleling a similar mystery about why Cuddy hired House. Chase experiences a stabbing, a painful rehabilitation, a falling out with House, an affair with a prospective nun, and a crisis of faith.
Medical Board Certifications
House convinces Cuddy to agree by pointing out that the patient will sue the hospital over the missed diagnosis. Cuddy relents to put the patient on the transplant list, but there's no suitable liver available. Her brother insists on donating a lobe from his liver, offering rushed screening tests which prove that his liver is compatible. Stacy talks to Cameron about why Chase forgot to ask about the blood in the stool when Kayla came back. Cameron doesn't know why he failed to do so and suggests she ask House.
Had he not done so, the patient would likely have died. However, Chase had a "crisis of faith" (if sleeping with the groundskeeper's wife can be called that) while in the seminary and realized that it wasn't for him. Instead, he went to medical school doing his pre-medical studies at the University of Sydney (as revealed in Season 7). He does not appear to have been an outstanding student. As well as completing specialties in intensive care and cardiology, he also took a residency in neurosurgery at The University of Melbourne, although he never became a board certified neurosurgeon.
House points out how differently Chase and Taub have handled the stabbing incident, with Taub having taken self-defence classes. Taub brags he has fended off six of House's attacks using his new skills. House says that's irrelevant - House will succeed sooner or later, and he points out the Chase that bad things happen and he shouldn't be attaching significance to them. He gets back to Chase's patient and suggests a clot, but the patient's D-dimers are normal. House attacks Taub with a foam sword, but Taub disarms him. Chase points out it doesn't explain the swollen lymph nodes, but a minor infection would.
He reminds her what her life will be like, including never touching another human being. However, the patient knows about Chase's promiscuity and his injury. Chase refuses to return to work after his injury and takes advantage of House's guilt over the matter to defy his attempts to get him to return to the hospital. However, when he returns for clinic duty, he meets a young woman about to take her vows.
He admits he always wanted to believe, but he always struggled with it. Chase realizes she is having trouble talking and she admits the muscles that control chewing feel heavy. Circulation is restored to her foot and her shoulder pain disappears. When they are alone, the patient admits that she was a nanny and let her charge, a two year old boy, wander onto the street where he was killed. Chase says it could have happened to anyone, but she says even if that's true, they would blame themselves just like she has. He accuses her of running away, but she says she's running to God.
House and Taub try to one-up each other with pranks... House and Taub try to one-up each other with pranks.Chase is back. House and Taub try to one-up each other with pranks.
Chase goes back to his patient, and finds her foot is numb. Meanwhile, House starts trying to prove Taub's self-defence efforts are useless by ambushing him at every opportunity. Chase has once more been proven right, succeeding to the post upon House's "death". Chase may have a house in Australia, in case of taking vacation or deciding to move back. This is possible because while he was "screwing with" Dr. Adams in Perils of Paranoia, he said that "back home", he keeps a few guns for hunting. Also because while House spent time in jail, Chase was living in Australia.
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