PATRICK: Holly what's going on?
HOLLY: What d'you mean?
PATRICK: Well why are you removing the collar?
HOLLY: Well I've done the primary survey, the ankle's painful but he doesn't have a pain anywhere else.
PATIENT: I'm alright mate!
PATRICK: You don't think the discomfort of the ankle might be masking pain elsewhere? If you end up in court with this man showing a fractured spine then what? You'll say you examined him appropriately will you? So put it back on, yeah? And leave him immobilised until you've properly cleared his c-spine. (To the patient) Sorry about that.
(Patrick walks out of the cubicle. Holly follows him.)
HOLLY: Hey, wait! Who do you think you're talking to Patrick?
PATRICK: Oh, you think it's alright to put a patient in danger do you?
HOLLY: No of course not, but there are ways of . . .
PATRICK: I'm not getting at you personally but . . .
HOLLY: I don't care!
PATRICK: I think you should calm down.
HOLLY: Will you shut up and listen! Maybe you're right. Maybe I should have left the collar on. But don't you ever, ever put me down infront of a patient again. Am I making myself clear?
(Holly walks away)
PATRICK: I love it when she's angry!