Medical team assists child after seizure near Court Dr, Gastonia NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a child near Court Dr in Gastonia, NC, who experienced a possible febrile seizure. The patient had elevated temperature and other vital signs monitored, received medication and oxygen, and was transported to Gaston Memorial Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Gaston NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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10-4, this is 111P to Caramel Mining.
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Routine pediatric patient.
00:14
It's going to be a febrile seizure.
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Temperature at Tulare was 2.5.
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Blood sugar is 165.
00:22
The last blood pressure is 140 over 90.
00:24
Heart rate at this time is 145.
00:27
Given the patient at this time,
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still decreased GCS.
00:33
I can kind of play one for you right back in a second.
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The patient is postictal, new history.
00:39
The patient has been sick for a few days.
00:41
Received rectal Tylenol.
00:42
We have ten liters of oxygen for non-rebreather.
00:45
The patient is at 100% and we'll be here fully in about 7 minutes.
00:49
Any further?
00:52
Okay, how do you get aid on the patient in the chief complaint?
00:58
The patient's age, I think that's what you asked.
01:01
Is the patient a 4-year-old male?
01:05
And the complaint is going to be a...
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Location mentioned:
Court Dr, Gastonia, NC 28054
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