raging. But prolonged unconsciousness requires monitoring. CT scan will rule out intracranial bleeding. EEG may be required if we suspect seizure activity. We will not leave anything unchecked."
Kane pressed his forehead against her hand, whispering. "Fight, Isadora. Please fight."
The doctor continued, filling the silence with clinical precision. "Her medical report will include fever charting, hydration status, electrolyte balance. Sodium, potassium, chloride levels will be monitored. Dehydration can worsen fever. Intravenous fluids will stabilize. Blood cultures will determine if infection is bacterial. If positive, antibiotics will be adjusted. If viral, supportive care continues. We will monitor respiratory rate, heart rate, blood pressure. Every fluctuation will be documented."
