I am not a big fan of the eye roll or writing a colleague up. However, I do want to discuss the K+ of 2.7. That is critically low and could have resulted in ventricular tachycardia or Supraventricular tachycardia. If this happened on the way to the floor, could have resulted in death. If you needed the ER bed, you could have gotten an order for iv potassium and placed the patient on a guerney with a portable monitor while the K+ bolus was infusing in over two hours. I am not concerned with the glucose of 209. That should have been just a recheck in two hours. I am not trying to criticize but to educate. Good Luck.