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Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

Just laugh at the Google Doc says Roddy is going to open up and immediately Reza jumps in.

Here, let me read the script next.

Arcee, how are you?

Listen, based on how Reza sounded on that intro,

I'm going to go ahead and prescribe some Miralax. DX made.

And that is our schema episode for today.

Thank you so much for joining us.

You know, after all these years, I'm so proud of Arici.

Not only did he make the DX for once,

he also offered an RX at the same time. The DX is inferred by the RX. I see you earned that MD, my friend. Well, enough, enough of the chit chat. No, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm doing great. Thank you all for asking. All right, okay, okay, fine. Go on and go on. Go on. Huge shout out to my intern Noah, who presented this case at intern report.

A 59-year-old woman with history of recent motor vehicle accident,

unfortunately resulting in quadriplegia, traumatic brain injury,

status post-trakeosomy on two liters of oxygen via tracheostomy collar was recovering in an

acute rehab facility and suddenly became hypoxemic to an O2 set of 84% with the heart rate of 130

and a respiratory rate of 30. Her inner cannula was changed, and despite deep suctioning, her hypoxemia did not improve.

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