Female patient unresponsive and had a seizure at dinner, Elizabeth City NC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a female patient became unresponsive while at the dinner table and later experienced a seizure during transport. Emergency medical personnel provided treatment and reported vital signs during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Pasquotank and Camden County Police, Fire and EMS - Analog
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04:45
Transcript:
00:00
She became unconscious today.
00:04
Patient was at the dinner table when she had a seizure episode.
00:08
She was only responsive to verbal stimuli when we got to her.
00:12
She was only responsive to painful stimuli.
00:16
Patient does...
00:18
respond to verbal stimuli and then goes right back to being unconscious.
00:24
Right now, her heart rate is between 52 and 60,
00:32
sinus arrhythmia on the monitor, 99% oxygen on 4 liters, 23 breaths per minute, 29 respirations, blood pressure 148 over 55.
00:39
I have multiple lines established and patient contact.
00:43
Are you reached your facility? About 15, do you have the comments question doors?
00:55
Nothing for the room of time in our arrival.
00:59
Benpore and I also send you my latest calls as well.
01:10
Happy, thank you.
01:19
2.16, Central, North Carolina, 27.
01:26
Copy that.
01:28
5.04-136. 5.04-136.
01:35
Happy CDL be active restriction 1-9-29.
01:42
Jill.
01:43
My hospital, I'm a hospital.
01:51
This is Pasquotank Medic 2 in the patient care report.
01:54
How do you copy?
02:05
Almar, we're around here facility with a 67-year-old male.
02:09
He's complained tonight of pain in his groin where he had a set place about five or six months ago,
02:17
legs swelling bilaterally, and eight o'clock.
02:20
Last of vitals are blood pressure 177 over 73, heart rate of 73, oxygen saturation 95% on room air.
02:29
Sugar was 203.
02:31
Temp is 98.5.
02:33
He is alert and oriented times 4.
02:35
We're approximately 4 minutes out.
02:37
Do you require anything further?
02:40
Further, Mike, we'll do that on arrival on my lot, thank you.
02:44
Property medic, too clear.
02:50
2.15 Central, 24-9.
03:00
Thank you, 10 communication.
03:02
Be clear.
03:04
Yeah, it's going to check, welcome, center.
03:08
10-4.
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2nd Central.
03:20
Good.
03:21
24, Henry.
03:25
He's coming.
03:32
Thank you for communication.
03:36
Thank you, Paul.
03:41
I'm going to be 10-6-out at University of Tattels.
03:43
No.
03:45
Can't far.
03:52
Copy.
04:01
Central, Mike 2 is a ride by that more hospital.
04:05
1949.
04:13
I don't know, hospital, Albemarle Hospital, Albemarle Hospital.
04:16
Curta, 900, the patient update.
04:23
Margoi medic.
04:26
Hey, Amar, we're less than five out.
04:31
The patient just had a seizure.
04:33
I have given her some versed and she's come out of it.
04:38
Still only responsive to opening her eyes,
04:43
seizure lasted about maybe 30 seconds.
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Location mentioned:
Halstead Blvd, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
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