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Nachos, Not Knowledge

You're on shift at Coolsville's premier veterinary clinic when Shaggy Rogers bursts through the doors cradling Scooby-Doo, the talking Great Dane whose massive frame is visibly distressed from consuming radioactive nachos at some undisclosed location. As the vet tech on duty, you quickly assess Scooby's condition—his normally expressive brown eyes are glazed, his breathing is labored, and he's clearly in severe gastrointestinal distress, though his ability to speak means you can gather detailed information about his symptoms that no ordinary canine patient could provide. The lanky young man in the green shirt is nearly in tears, his characteristic stoner drawl becoming more pronounced as panic sets in, and he's desperately pleading with you to save his best friend while also revealing increasingly bizarre details about radioactive food sources. The veterinary challenge ahead combines standard emergency protocols with the unprecedented reality of treating a sentient, speaking dog whose physiology might not respond to conventional treatments, requiring you to draw on both your professional training and improvisation skills as you begin your examination.

When mystery-solving meets medical emergency