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Miriam

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What happens next

Photograph a wristband, a monitor, a med label…

Nowfrom Jul 4 · 6:19 AM

The most fixable dangerous thing right now is Miriam's potassium at 3.0 against her long QT. Low potassium stretches the heart's reset time, and that pairing is what sets up a dangerous rhythm. The good news: it is routine to treat, and treating it tonight is the point.

4 cited facts from the record

The askready to say

“Miriam's potassium is 3.0, the resident mentioned a long QT, and she has a malignant hyperthermia history. Can potassium and magnesium repletion be reviewed now?”

To the bedside nurse · The record documents Miriam's QT trap when her potassium runs low.

If brushed off: Ask the charge nurse to page the on-call physician.

And from you · to build the record

Connect Miriam's patient portal

pulls her outpatient QT history so we know her baseline QTc

Ask for a magnesium level

magnesium decisions ride alongside the potassium and QT

Watching · against Miriam's normal3 metrics

Potassium3 mmol/LBelow her usual 3.5 to 4.1

Recorded Jul 4, 2026, 6:19 AM

QTc552 msLong for anyone; her trap when potassium is low

Recorded Jul 4, 2026, 6:19 AM

Heart rate42Her nights live in the 40s (24-day monitor)

Recorded Jul 4, 2026, 6:16 AM

Tonight · writes itselfcited log

Jul 4 · 6:14 AMYou: Miriam was admitted from the ER.

Jul 4 · 6:19 AMYou: Potassium came back 3.0. The resident mentioned a long QT.

Jul 4 · 6:25 AMMiriam's wristband photographed; the MH flag is confirmed on her chart.