Medical team treats patient after seizure at MUSC, Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a possible seizure involving a teenage patient near Jonathan Lucas St in Charleston. The patient was conscious but drowsy and reported a worsening headache. She was transported to the MUSC emergency department for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Wait one second.
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Coming to you with a 15-year-old (name withheld), room five.
00:04
GCS 14, had a witnessed seizure lasting about a minute.
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No prior seizure history.
00:15
Woke up this morning complaining of a headache that's gotten worse.
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She is drowsy but responsive to questions.
00:24
Is her head still hurting or is her stomach affected?
00:29
Vital signs: blood pressure 95 over 67, 18 respirations.
00:35
Oxygen saturation at 99 percent.
00:39
ETA approximately 10:15.
00:47
Could you repeat age of the patient?
00:51
Yes, she is fifteen.
00:54
The child.
00:57
Stand by for pediatrics.
01:02
Medic, this is pediatrics.
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We heard it.
01:04
No further questions or orders.
01:05
Room assignment on arrival.
01:06
Peace clear.
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Location mentioned:
Jonathan Lucas St, Charleston, SC 29425
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