19x05 When I Get to the Border

Why don't Bailey and Addison have i.v. fluids with them? I mean, it's one thing to have a mobile surgery, but i.v. fluids? When getting a patient with an ectopic pregnancy which could burst at any time (even out of the blue like it did here), they have a urinary catheter but no i.v. fluid? Abortion issues aside, i.v. fluids should be in every more elaborate first aid case - granted 500ml or even 1000ml wouldn't have made much of a difference, but it might have bought time.

And of course, this time Bailey doesn't move heaven and earth but simply stays within the traffic jam - why not honk or make the drivers around aware of the situation in another way and perhaps get them to move aside and let them pass?

Okay, so they invent Zola's issues (and mind you, the death of her birth parents and her own illness were back when she was a baby, not sure that was as traumatic as Meredith wants it to be) in order to get rid of Meredith - I'm all for it. However, it's getting a bit ridiculous: she's inventing the ectopic pancreatic tissues thing, cures Parkinson, now she's targeting Alzheimer's (which BTW, Derek already tried, incidentally back when they adopted Zola)... And I'm not quite sure if Zola's the one with anxiety issues or Meredith. Zola didn't have any issues when Meredith spent most of her time in Minnesota, and suddenly now she's developing anxiety issues because of Meredith's Alzheimer's? And please, there are not schools for gifted children on the west coast? And what about the other two children - will they now develop isses because their lives get uprooted? And let's not mention the whole relationship issues that are going to come up in a long-distance relationship with what's his name? He moved to Seattle from Minnesota, after all. Sorry, but this whole situation is so ridiculous.

As is the situation with Amelia and Lucas.