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56y male, found naked in a back alley by bystanders, pt was very confused but not combative. GCS 4-1-5, non verbal but otherwise no unilateral deficits. No outward signs of trauma. I remember the pt was presenting with Cushings, Brady, hypertensive, some irregular breathing. Eyes presented with a disconjugate gaze left/right. Pt had a questionable hx with local PD, likely had recreational drugs on board.

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