Doctor Evans' Medical Chart

A patient medical record (chart) clipped to Doctor Evans' bed, containing clinical notes, symptoms, and vitals that confirm his identity as the virus's first victim. Used by the Doctor and Polly to diagnose the unnatural progression of the virus, not for treatment.

2 appearances

Purpose

Records patient vitals and symptoms to diagnose the mysterious virus outbreak

Significance

Exposes inconsistencies in Doctor Evans' condition that alert the Doctor to an unnatural cause, bridging folklore-tinged delirium with scientific suspicion and propelling the shift to covert investigation

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S4E23 · The Moonbase Part 1

Jamie’s Delirium and the Doctor’s Suspicions

Doctor Evans’ medical chart is examined by Polly and the Doctor, confirming his identity as the first victim of the mysterious virus. The chart lists his symptoms—fever, collapse, and erratic vital signs—that match Jamie’s delirium but defy standard pathology. Handled urgently by both amid the overflowing patients, the chart’s stark clinical notes sharpen their alarm and underscore the unnatural progression of the virus, prompting the Doctor’s growing suspicion of an external cause.

Before: Clipped to Doctor Evans’ bed, containing detailed clinical notes on his condition.

After: Examined by Polly and the Doctor, its contents analyzed and discussed as evidence of the virus’s unnatural symptoms.

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S4E23 · The Moonbase Part 1

Doctor dispatches Ben to the control room

Doctor Evans’ medical chart is clipped to his bed in the sickbay, providing critical information about his condition as the first victim of the virus. Polly scans the chart to confirm his identity, while the Doctor studies it closely, noting the erratic vital signs and unnatural progression of symptoms. The chart serves as a diagnostic tool, highlighting the severity of the outbreak and the unnatural nature of the virus. Its stark clinical notes deepen the Doctor’s suspicion that the epidemic is not a natural disease but something far more sinister.

Before: Clipped to Doctor Evans’ bed, containing detailed medical notes about his condition.

After: Examined by the Doctor and Polly, its contents reinforced the unnatural and severe nature of the virus.

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