hypocalcaemia

And then outside the periop environment, laryngospasm can be triggered by all kinds of things.

Hypocalcemia is a big one.

Neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson's, smoke or noxious fume inhalation, maybe the-- there's a wildfire in your area and people are coming into the emergency department after having b- breathed in smoke and noxious fumes, and then also vitamin D deficiency.

So now let's go through this, looking at it through the lens of the Straight A Nursing LATTE method, which is a systematic, organized way to really zero in on the key things that a nurse needs to know.

Deliberate exclusion is a mandatory step when numbness persists for months.

Hypocalcemic and hyperventilation-related paresthesias have a classic anatomical presentation.

Okay.

They are strictly symmetrical, they heavily favor the perioral region around the mouth, and they affect the fingertips without fixed motor deficits.