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Today, 9:42 AM
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Your blood pressure has come down since last time, and she's pleased with how you're doing. Your care team started you on a water pill called furosemide.

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Assigned tasks
Use your spirometer
Take a few slow breaths each hour.
Complete your bed exercises
Move your legs while in bed.
Caring for your heart
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Ask Suvi Parking lot
Hi Robert, I'm Suvi. I can answer general questions about your heart-failure recovery and help you understand your care plan. What's on your mind today?
Help me understand my medications
What symptoms should I watch for?
What can I eat with heart failure?
How much activity is okay today?
Can I change my water pill dose? My ankles are puffier today.
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This one is best answered by your care team. I've sent it over to them.

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Why am I on IV Lasix?
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IV Lasix is a diuretic that helps your body remove excess fluid, and it's commonly used in heart failure when oral medications aren't working fast enough or when someone needs more rapid fluid removal.
◉ Answered from your care team's approved sources
What is the dose of the Lasix I am on and how long will I be on it?
checking your care team's approved sources
That's a question for your care team. I've sent it to them with today's context, and I'll let you know the moment they answer.
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Why am I on IV Lasix?
IV Lasix is a diuretic that helps your body remove excess fluid, and it's commonly used in heart failure when oral medications aren't working fast enough or when someone needs more rapid fluid removal.
What is the dose of the Lasix I am on and how long will I be on it?
That's an important question about your medication, and it's one for your care team. I've sent it to them with today's context. No guessing. No invented medication advice.
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Care team dashboard · Parking Lot
"What is the dose of the Lasix I am on and how long will I be on it?"
Patient · Rm 4-12Context: today's cardiology round
Waiting on care team
"Is the swelling in my ankles something to worry about?"
Patient · Rm 4-08Context: discharge education
Waiting on care team
"What time is my follow-up?" — answered by Dr. Reyes
Closed loopAttributed to clinician
Answered · patient notified
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Recorded bedside discussions and transcripts
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Clinical references the team approved
Guidelines for this patient population
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"Your care team asked you to complete your chair and bed exercises, and to do your spirometer exercises every hour."
◉ The source behind this answer
From this morning's care conversation, 8:14 a.m. — also visible to your care team. A line from a bedside conversation, a paragraph in a discharge instruction, a sentence in a heart-failure education sheet. The patient sees the source. The care team sees the source.

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The patient
What did the doctor mean about my swelling?
It should ease as your medication works, and your team is watching it closely. Your chair and bed exercises help too.◉ from this morning's care conversation
The caregiver
Today's summary, shared with you
  • Chair and bed exercises today
  • Spirometer exercises every hour
  • Call the team if swelling worsens
The care team
"What is the dose of the Lasix I am on and how long will I be on it?"
Routed · today's cardiology round
Answered by Dr. Reyes · loop closed

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