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I'd guess she survived because:
1)You spotted her quickly, got her out, and rinsed her off (I assume),
2)She's larger than the workers, and I know that you know that the dose makes the poison.
3)She probably got a good buzz on.
No different than a human line backer versus a 100 pound woman - what gives him a buzz could make her falling down drunk. Or he gets very drunk, and she goes to the emergency room. As I noted, bees get drunk. Too much is toxic to them. Nothing different there.
I don't know if bees exhibit fetal alcohol syndrome.
I'm guessing, if she's laying; you won't see a problem with the off-spring. If you do, I'd like to hear what you observe - physical changes, abnormal behavior?
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