Zoo Miami Employee Hospitalized After Possible Exposure to Immobilization Drug During Animal Procedure
The zoo said the employee was given Narcan and remains stable after possible dermal exposure to thiafentanil during a routine animal transfer.
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Staffer at Zoo Miami hospitalized after helping immobilize antelope
A zookeeper at Zoo Miami fell ill after helping immobilize a greater kudu antelope. Zoo officials say skin exposure to the opioid medication through saliva could have caused the staffer's illness.
Zoo Employee Hospitalized After Possible Exposure to Saliva From Opioid-Sedated Antelope
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Zoo Miami employee hospitalized after possible exposure to immobilization drug during animal procedure
A Zoo Miami employee was hospitalized Friday morning after becoming ill during a routine procedure involving a greater kudu antelope that was being prepared for transfer to another facility, zoo officials said.
Zoo Miami employee hospitalized after possible exposure to drugged antelope's saliva
While authorities have not confirmed the cause of the staff member's illness, the zoo said the drugs administered to the greater kudu antelope include thiafentanil, a potent opioid.
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