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An overdose victim presents to the emergency department with an elevated heart rate, decreased blood pressure, dilated pupils, and lethargy, upon arrival to the ICU, she has a generalized tonicclonic seizure that is treated with IV diazepam and forsphenytoin. Which of the following is the most likely intoxicant?

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An overdose victim presents to the emergency department with an elevated heart rate, decreased blood pressure, dilated pupils, and lethargy, upon arrival to the ICU, she has a generalized tonicclonic seizure that is treated with IV diazepam and forsphenytoin. Which of the following is the most likely intoxicant?






 
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