A Sleeping Pill Toxidrome
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What toxidrome does the patient exhibit?
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A VBG has been performed and shows no electrolyte abnormalities or acidosis. The patient’s ECG shows a QRS duration of 148ms (normal is 120ms). What treatment should be given to the patient?
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The patient’s ECG findings have normalised with administration of sodium bicarbonate. However, he develops generalised tonic-clonic seizure activity, and has been actively seizing for over 5 minutes.
Which of the following drugs should not be used to treat seizures in this patient?
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