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- Lung down >72 hrs → Re-expansion Pulm Edema possible
- Jammed finger → Test central slip tendon function
- Central slip tendon rupture → Extension splint until OR
- Congenital Long QT and Hypokalemia → Risk Factors for torsade de pointes
- MANY MEDICATIONS (including zofran and levaquin) can precipitate torsade de pointer in patients with underlying risk factors.
- Patient with torsade de pointes risk factors → Avoid QT prolonging meds
