40ish yo male. Hx of polysubstance abuse. Presented to ED a | Figure 1

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40ish yo male. Hx of polysubstance abuse. Presented to ED after being found "high" on unknown substance. Was initially responsive to pain but then became completely unresponsive. Was found to be in rhythm above, which then degenerated into V-fib.

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