Back downstairs, Terri comes barreling into the trauma room. Carol stops her and says she has to calm down, and asks her if she knows what Andrea took; Terri doesn't know, and says Andrea "was just lying on the floor" in her parents' bathroom, and Carol asks again if Terri knows what was there, and Terri isn't sure: "Lots of stuff, Tylenol, aspirin --" Carol interrupts to ask about prescription medications, and Terri reports that her dad sometimes takes pills for his back, and Carol asks if she remembers what they're called. Terri says, "Diaz -- diaze --" and Kerry correctly guesses diazepam. Andrea's stats continue to worsen; Dave describes Andrea as "barely responsive," and Carol wants to intubate, but Dave tells her to chill, that he can "bag her," and Carol snaps that Andrea might vomit and aspirate. Carol, why don't you not tell the doctors how to do their jobs, mmm-kay? Kerry asks about antidepressants, and Terri says there weren't any; Kerry asks if she's sure, and Terri says yes. Kerry then asks about a history of seizures, and Carol and Terri both say no at the same time, so Kerry orders flumazenil. Carol shouts that Andrea is hypoxic, and she hands the tube to Dave and says, "Here's the tube -- intubate," and Dave tells her to "slow down, Carol -- give the flumazenil a chance to work," and he says it a lot more nicely than I would have. Carol snarls at him, "We have to protect her airway!" Just then, Andrea pulls the bag away from her face and sits bolt upright, looking panicky, and Dave says, "Good, it worked." "Wh -- what am I doing here?" Andrea asks. Terri looks relieved. Carol tells Andrea, "Terri found you. Do you remember taking the pills?" Andrea, confused: "What?" "It'll be okay, Andrea," Kerry says, and Terri wails, "God, Andrea, what did you do?" Dave orders charcoal, "now." Carol looks somber. And insufferable.