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Sondra: post-CABG evacuation, heparin context, and EKG monitoring

Sondra is one day post-CABG during the fire evacuation, with chest assessment, EKG planning, and heparin listed in the episode notes.

In Plain English

Sondra is a fresh heart-surgery patient whose monitoring has to continue even outside during a hospital fire.

What Happened in the Episode

Maggie checks Sondra outside and plans EKG monitoring after evacuation.

Clinical Concept

Post-CABG monitoring during disaster evacuation.

What ER Teams Would Evaluate

A real team would check vitals, rhythm, oxygenation, surgical-site risk, bleeding risk, anticoagulation status, and transfer needs.

Treatment and Management Overview

Episode-supported management includes evacuation, chest assessment, EKG planning, and heparin listed in the medical notes.

What TV Gets Right

The episode keeps a post-CABG patient under cardiac assessment during evacuation.

What TV Compresses

The episode does not document rhythm findings, heparin dose or indication, lab monitoring, telemetry continuity, or destination handoff.

Sources and Further Reading