Or a bacteria lunParkng on his heart; or cardiomyopathy or some other very bad thing. He needs an EKG.
Could be amphetamines.
Which can also be explained by the burn. Except I'm sure the burn unit's pumping him with fluids, which means his potassium should be going up, not down.
Which can also be explained by the burn. Except I'm sure the burn unit's pumping him with fluids, which means his potassium should be going up, not down. [SEP] Could be amphetamines. [SEP] Or a bacteria lunParkng on his heart; or cardiomyopathy or some other very bad thing. He needs an EKG.