Child transported with abdominal pain and fainting, Eureka CA
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Medical EmergencyA five-year-old female was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital after fainting and experiencing severe abdominal pain. She was hypotensive and receiving IV fluids during transport. There was no trauma or head injury associated with the fainting.
Audio|Heard on: Humboldt County Law, Fire and EMS - Eureka and North
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Transcript:
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St. Joe's, our kid out of one, COT level two, medical.
00:10
Mental health here.
00:12
You can make, we know report mental health tier.
00:16
Go ahead.
00:20
Our kiddo one in route with an 85, that's a five-year-old female patient.
00:24
Her chief complaint is going to be syncopal event, secondary,
00:28
well, syncopal event, and a secondary complaint would be 10-on-10 abdominal pain, generalized with increased painful palpitation.
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There is some rigidity to the abdomen,
00:39
and it seems to be consistent throughout all four quadrants.
00:43
A patient had a syncopal event while she was in the shower.
00:45
No trauma associated with the fall patient does.
00:49
not take blood thinners and did not hit her head.
00:53
Vital signs are as follows, hypotensive, 85 over 56.
00:59
The heart rate of 60, normal sinus system on the mountain barrier.
01:04
We did a precautionary, 12 leads that came back negative.
01:07
We've got an IV established with fluids on board,
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and we have an UTIU about,
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say,
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five minutes of the point.
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I'll break for any questions.
01:17
G came back at one four-fourth.
01:24
Question, Jim's out for arrival sent yourself.
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Location mentioned:
Dolbeer St, Eureka, CA 95501
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