Child with liquid Tylenol overdose en route to hospital

Heard on: Baltimore County MD EMRC 224 (Hospital)

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This is ambulance 746, console for information only.

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Have a (number withheld)-year-old patient.

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ETA to hospital is approximately 12 min .

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Our (number withheld)-year-old patient chief complaint is overdose of liquid Tylenol.

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A liquid Tylenol bottle is approximately eight fluid ounces.

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(number withheld)-year-old patient consumed approximately one-third of the bottle.

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Current vital signs: blood pressure 140 over 90 , pulse.

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One hundred and twenty-two oxygen was ninety-nine percent on room air.

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GCS 15 . Pupils are PERRL.

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Patient is reporting nausea but has not currently vomited and no other symptoms.

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Are there any questions at this time?

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Do you know what time this ingestion happened?

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Time of ingestion is approximately 4:45 p.m.

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This is copy.

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We'll see you at triage on arrival and please reconvene if necessary.

2026-10-25 21:51 UTC

Medical Emergency

Johns Hopkins Metro, Baltimore, MD 21287

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance is transporting a juvenile to a hospital for a possible liquid Tylenol overdose after the patient reportedly drank about one-third of an 8-ounce bottle around 4:45 p.m. The patient is reported to have nausea but no vomiting and stable vital signs.