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Dr. Trudi Cloyd The patient: Stroke notification Sudden AMS at outside clinic, became acutely unresponsive/obtundedMaybe he had a headache prior to onset? (history limited)GCS 3 to 4 (E-1, V-1, M-3 to 2)Afib on xaralto HR 82, BP 196/87, RR 12, O2 sat 96% on NRB PEARRL 3mm bilaterallyFlexor posturing, no seizure activity Vomited 6 times prior …
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