Offender Bell OID: A Case Study

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On 10/31/16 at approximately 1729 an ICS was activated in Food Service for offender Bell OID 249710 for a seizure like activity. Upon arrival offender was lying on the floor in a prone position alert and in no acute ditress. Offender denied any injury. Offender was put on w/c and brought to the clinic for further assessment. Offender was assessed in the clinic and was found to be stable. ICS was cleared at 1735. Offender was informed to notify staff if she has any medical

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