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(16 Apr)PM shift report:
fMRI performed 14:30. Brain function normal save for hyperstimulation in the entire visual cortex, lateral auditory cortex/Wernicke's. Marked deficiency of medial temporal consistent with presentation of severe retrograde amnesia.
Patient regained consciousness only once, while scan was being performed, but remained in a confused and quiescent state.
Inquiry re: homicide pending.
(16 Apr)AM shift report:
Patient regained consciousness at 10:47. Presented severe agitation, fear and confusion. Made repeated references to a "man with razors," as well as something someone finally made out as "too many lights." IV haldol administered, 5 mg.
Regained consciousness again at 13:10. Presented less agitation, confusion was consistent. Patient cannot recall name, date, place of birth, parents' names--standard inquiries. Brain fMRI ordered. Span of consciousness was brief--seven minutes. Patient presents severe lassitude/withdrawal. Possible PTSD. Parenteral nutrients continued.
Inquire into patient's status re: possible homicide.
(15/16 Apr)NOC shift report:
Patient arrived at 05:21 via nexus portal into the lobby with a five-foot drop. Accompanied by approximately 15 pounds of shrimp. Onsite neuro revealed patient in unconscious state. Head trauma negative.
Patient presents dehyd./malnut. state. External injury negative despite presence of blood on skin and clothing. Tox screen negative. Patient is unresponsive, vitals stable. CT/fluid draws revealed human physiology. Internal injury negative.
No identification found. Patient admitted at 06:02 as a John Doe.
fMRI performed 14:30. Brain function normal save for hyperstimulation in the entire visual cortex, lateral auditory cortex/Wernicke's. Marked deficiency of medial temporal consistent with presentation of severe retrograde amnesia.
Patient regained consciousness only once, while scan was being performed, but remained in a confused and quiescent state.
Inquiry re: homicide pending.
(16 Apr)AM shift report:
Patient regained consciousness at 10:47. Presented severe agitation, fear and confusion. Made repeated references to a "man with razors," as well as something someone finally made out as "too many lights." IV haldol administered, 5 mg.
Regained consciousness again at 13:10. Presented less agitation, confusion was consistent. Patient cannot recall name, date, place of birth, parents' names--standard inquiries. Brain fMRI ordered. Span of consciousness was brief--seven minutes. Patient presents severe lassitude/withdrawal. Possible PTSD. Parenteral nutrients continued.
Inquire into patient's status re: possible homicide.
(15/16 Apr)NOC shift report:
Patient arrived at 05:21 via nexus portal into the lobby with a five-foot drop. Accompanied by approximately 15 pounds of shrimp. Onsite neuro revealed patient in unconscious state. Head trauma negative.
Patient presents dehyd./malnut. state. External injury negative despite presence of blood on skin and clothing. Tox screen negative. Patient is unresponsive, vitals stable. CT/fluid draws revealed human physiology. Internal injury negative.
No identification found. Patient admitted at 06:02 as a John Doe.