A 24-year-old woman presents with confusion and agitation.
A 24-year-old woman presents with confusion and agitation. She is accompanied by her housemate.
Her observations are: HR 111, BP 157/88, RR 24, sats 98% (room air), temperature 39℃.
Her housemate says the patient has a past medical history of heavy periods and depression, for which she has taken tranexamic acid PRN and fluoxetine regularly for over a year. They went out to a bar last night and the housemate reports seeing her drink around 15 units of alcohol and taking drugs including nitrous oxide and amphetamines.
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