Table 2.

Progression of clinical and electrophysiological events in Case 2.

Time	EEG (intracranial)	EKG	Respiration	Clinical (out of camera range; audio only)
Event 1
9.32.04	Baseline	132bpm	N/A	No complaints, asks to go to the bathroom; Registered Nurse (RN) observes patient sit on toilet (for safety)
19:44:36	Abrupt theta-delta, progressed to diffuse delta	120bpm, later obscured by artifact	N/A	Patient heard falling in bathroom at 19:44:50. RN assumes seizure
19:44:50	Suppression	84bpm	N/A	Unresponsive
19:45:05	Diffuse delta-theta, with intermittent generalized suppression, then diffuse theta	84bpm	N/A	Patient initially unable to follow commands, moving, some verbalization
19.45.52	Diffuse theta	84bpm	Deep breathing at 42 brpm heard briefly	Following commands
19:49:10	Return to baseline	Heart rate 144 BPM	N/A	Asks to lie down; asks for water; complains of left leg numbness. Noted to be cold and clammy. Denied shortness of breath or headache.
Event 2
20:00:17 – 20:02:00	Baseline	144bpm	N/A	Patient feels cold to touch; reliable BP unobtainable. Patient states he feels “a little light and hot”
20:02:16	Baseline	144bpm	N/A	Patient feels “clammy and wet”; RN asks patient to stay still. Conversing.
20:02:47 – 20:03:00	Transition to diffuse theta slowing	132bpm	42brpm	RN trying to help patient sit up
20:03:33 – 20:03:56	Diffusely slow (theta/delta) – progresses to diffuse delta	102bpm	42brpm, moaning	RN encourages patient to get up from floor with assistance. Patient feels hot, drinks water.
20:03:57	Marked generalized EEG suppression	60bpm, then progressive bradycardia and idioventricular rhythm	N/A	Unresponsive; RN assumes seizure
20:08:37	Marked generalized EEG suppression	Intermittent ventricular complexes	2brpm Face briefly seen on video	Unresponsive. RN assessing patient, weak pulse noted. RN administers O2 via mask/manual ventilation (video/audio available at this point)
20:09:00 – 20:13:00	No data	No data	No data	Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) begun at the end of this this period