Also known as: Brain bleed
One of the three witches presents with head trauma and an epidural hematoma requiring surgical intervention by Billie and Leela.
Also known as: Digoxin overdose
Three witches accidentally poison themselves with foxglove (containing digoxin) in their tea, causing hallucinations, cardiac arrhythmias, hyperkalemia, and yellow vision. Magdalena experiences cardiac arrest and complete heart block requiring resuscitation.
Also known as: Adrenal tumor
Patient presents with chest pain, palpitations, and anxiety believing his house is haunted. Devon discovers a pheochromocytoma causing excess adrenaline production, which Raptor removes surgically.
Also known as: V-fib
Magdalena develops life-threatening ventricular fibrillation as a complication of digoxin toxicity, requiring defibrillation and resuscitation.
Also known as: Complete heart block
Following resuscitation from V fib, Magdalena develops complete heart block requiring transcutaneous pacing as a result of digoxin toxicity.
Also known as: High potassium
All three witches present with elevated potassium levels secondary to digoxin toxicity, contributing to their cardiac abnormalities.
Also known as: Yellow vision
The witches see yellow halos and experience yellow-tinted vision as a side effect of digoxin toxicity, contributing to their hallucinations.