Table.

Cases	Patient 1	Patient 2	Patient 3	Patient 4	Patient 5	Patient 6	Patient 7
Agent	Regent 50 SC	Regent 50 SC	Regent 50 SC	Regent 50 SC	Regent 50 SC	Regent 50 SC	Regent 50 SC
Other poisons taken	dimethoate fenthion imidacloprid	none	none	none	unknown OP	none	none
Alcohol ingested at the time of poisoning	no	no	yes	yes	yes	no	yes
Estimated amount ingested	unknown	100 ml	50 ml	unknown	unknown	unknown	50 ml
Time before admission (minutes)	1100	100	225	190	180	150	45
Peripheral hospital management	forced emesis	none - direct admission	forced emesis	forced emesis, diazepam 10mg	none - direct admission	forced emesis	none - direct admission
Initial symptoms /signs	none	dizziness, N&V, profuse sweating, retching	none	N & V	none	N&V, heart burn	none
Pulse/BP on admission	74 regular 110/70	76 regular 110/80	100 regular 170/90	88 regular 120/80	70 regular 130/80	76 regular 130/80	88 regular 120/80
GCS on admission	15/15	12/15	15/15	15/15	15/15	15/15	15/15
Time from ingestion to first blood sample (Minutes)	N/A	200	170	210	210	180	75
Peak measured total fipronil concentration (μg/L)	N/A	1600	1040	3744	7	20	82
CNS complications	none	single generalized seizure, subsequently agitated.	none	two generalized seizures at peripheral hospital.	none	none	none
Activated charcoal	none	MDAC	SDAC	none	MDAC	none	MDAC
Medications given	none	diazepam 25mg IV metoclopramide 10mg x 2	none	diazepam 10mg PO metoclopramide 10mg	amoxicillin 500mg q6h, pralidoxime 1g q6h	none	50% dextrose
Outcome	Discharged well	Discharged well	Discharged well	Discharged well	Discharged well	Discharged well	Discharged well

Abbreviations: MDAC, multiple dose of activated charcoal; N/A, not applicable; N&V, nausea and vomiting; SDAC, single dose of activated charcoal.