Emily Slott is a 10-year-old girl who has been brought to the Emergency Department with a new onset of seizures. Emily is reported by her parents to have been previously healthy and developmentally normal. She began complaining of headache and fatigue yesterday. She was given some acetaminophen and went to bed. When her mother checked on her, she had an oral temperature of 39.9°C. She was very sleepy, but took more acetaminophen. This morning, when her mother was going past Emily’s room, she heard some unusual thumping and gurgling noises. When she entered the room, she found Emily laying in bed “stiff as a board”, “frothing at the mouth”, with “her whole body shaking” and “her eyes rolled back in her head”. From when her mother found her, the event lasted an additional 2-3 minutes. After the shaking stopped, Emily became limp and unresponsive. She was still febrile. EMS was called and Emily was brought to the hospital.