
House overrules the prison clinic's diagnosis: lupus
While mopping the clinic, House tells the doctors their joint-pain patient does not have gonorrhea and calls lupus from subtle eyebrow loss.
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While mopping the clinic, House tells the doctors their joint-pain patient does not have gonorrhea and calls lupus from subtle eyebrow loss.

The patient's 'jostle' turns out to be a broken arm; House, sick from withdrawal, argues lung cancer with Dr. Adams and goes to find proof himself.

Porter says the gang has claimed the Vicodin; then House hears an acoustical shadow in the patient's chest by ear, and Adams proposes a clotting test.

With the tumor ruled out, Adams shares the patient file and House narrows the toxin to the laundry room, until another doctor walks in.