Antifreeze has fluorescein added so it can show in the urine. Treatment is with ethanol which slows down the metabolism of ethylene glycol and allows the body to fully get rid of the oxalic acid. Dialysis is also used in severe cases. Brief neurologic symptoms, often a precursor of strokes. Needs to be evaluated, and given the number of time, should've been admitted.
Patient needs insulin and lots of fluid.
They'd assume it after a quick fingerstick for glucose. Abdominal pain, high white count and in the left lower quadrant. If on the right, suspect appendicits, if on the left, suspect diverticulitis. Needs antibiotics, doesn't need the abdominal series Greene ordered. Instead do a CT scan.