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Question 1.A 84-year-old woman with mild baseline dementia is brought from assisted living for confusion that began over the past day. Staff report she is more drowsy and 'not herself.' Her temperature is 36.4°C, blood pressure 138/80 mmHg, and she takes donepezil, omeprazole, and a recently increased dose of long-acting oxycodone for back pain. Exam shows pinpoint pupils, a respiratory rate of 9/min, and decreased bowel sounds; she rouses only to vigorous stimulation. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

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