Exercise: Monitor Territorial Personnel with Narcotics Overdoses
Situation
Endless barmy disruptions
human tissue tampering with my groin, stomach, mouth
spitting into my mouth
twitching my arms, hands, fingers
[ sour attacks to my hands : persons body fluids ]
...
...i can't [ fathom ] that...!?..
- they're doing extra cocaine...!..
...be their "one"...
...then do...take their one and up...
- no means "one army" the globalist system which is out-going
- they're upping because the CO2 in the atmosphere is elevating each year most likely
...are...!...
...owhhh..
...now can we do that on orderly...!?... ...
...now why are we defending...
...if in agreement...!?...
...if...!...
...i don't get none...
...nor 'he...!...
...owhhh...!?...
...mmmm...!...
...
...
...oh don't know...!...
...may be globalists giving a bad start to territorial system ?...
...and then un...
...no...just ignore...
...CO2 is really going up...
...oh...
...if you say... ...
...
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-> NEED to question these patterns because of risk that overdosers will attack others...
...
...yes...!...
...
Cocaine Toxicity
Cocaine toxicity is a life-threatening medical emergency caused by excessive amounts of cocaine in the body, which overstimulates the central nervous system and cardiovascular system.
Signs and Symptoms
Cardiovascular: Chest pain, fast heart rate (tachycardia), high blood pressure (hypertension), and irregular heart rhythms (dysrhythmias) that can lead to a heart attack.
Neurological: Extreme agitation, anxiety, confusion, seizures, and strokes.
Physical: Dangerously high body temperature (hyperthermia), heavy sweating (diaphoresis), and large, unreactive pupils (mydriasis).
Emergency Response Defenses
Call for help:
Call emergency services immediately if you suspect an overdose; do not wait for symptoms to get worse.
Give naloxone if needed:
Administer naloxone (Narcan) if an opioid combination is suspected, as many illicit supplies contain hidden fentanyl. While naloxone will not reverse cocaine, it is safe to give and can save a life if opioids are present.
...oh nax...!!...
...what...!...
Keep calm: Try to keep the person cool and calm while waiting for professional medical help.
Supportive care: Doctors focus on controlling agitation, lowering body temperature rapidly through cooling measures, and stabilizing vital signs.
Medications:
Benzodiazepines are typically used as a first-line treatment to calm the nervous system and control heart rate and blood pressure. Standard beta-blockers are usually avoided because they can worsen blood vessel constriction
Co-Use with Heroine
Speedball
A speedball is a dangerous mix of a stimulant (most often cocaine) and a depressant (most often heroin or another opioid). This combination is especially risky because the opposing drugs can mask each other’s effects, increasing the chance of overdose, respiratory failure, or heart problems.
Common side effects of speedballing include:
Confusion or incoherence
Blurred vision
Drowsiness
Paranoia
Mental impairment due to lack of sleep
Uncontrollable movements
Stupor
... ...and we're done with that...
...and about...
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