“Did her blood oxygen drop?” I asked.

“Her levels dipped for roughly thirty seconds before the secondary alarm went off,” the doctor said.

“Because your daughter yelled right away, Nurse Elena was at the bedside in under ten seconds.

There’s no sign of any permanent distress.”

He clicked his light off and started writing across the top sheet of white paper on the clipboard.

“What are you writing down?” Kevin asked.

“I’m making a formal chart entry documenting unauthorized physical interference with life-support equipment,” the doctor said.