Teen football player has prolonged grand mal seizure

Heard on: Freeborn County MN Regional ALBRT L MED (Hospital)

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MCHS Albert Lea, priority patient report.

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Albert Lea, go ahead.

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(number withheld) (number withheld) year old male coming from Glenville High School.

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He's a football player.

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Witnessed grand mal seizure lasting longer than 15 min .

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He was grand mal seizing on our arrival.

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We have bloodshot caries.

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He has no seizure history.

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He's a football player.

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Reported a concussion injury two weeks prior.

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I am suspecting a head injury.

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Our ETA is going to be about 10 min .

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Vitals:

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very hypertensive, 205 systolic, 45 diastolic, pulse rate 98 , SpO2.

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He is 98 . With bag valve mask ventilations, without bag valve mask ventilations, eighty-two percent respiratory rate after 10 mg of Versed is approximately four.

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Prior to 10 mg of Versed was snoring respirations.

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Any questions?

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Did you get a blood sugar?

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One hundred and forty-seven.

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Copy.

2026-10-20 14:57 UTC

Medical Emergency

5th St SE, Glenville, MN 56036

Teen football player has prolonged grand mal seizure

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews reported a priority medical transport from a high school for a teenage male football player who had a witnessed grand mal seizure lasting more than 15 minutes. He was actively seizing on arrival, had no prior seizure history, and a recent concussion injury was suspected to be related to a possible head injury. He was treated with medication and ventilatory support before transport to a hospital.

Teen football player has prolonged grand mal seizure

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