00:00
I'm inbound to you with a (number withheld), (number withheld) male patient coming to you from the base.
00:08
We were initially called for a patient altered LOC.
00:18
Upon our arrival, found the patient.
00:21
Sitting on the ground in the care of some of the other military guys,
00:28
appearing postictal.
00:33
Sounds like he had been up all night working a night shift there.
00:38
They noted concerns about the fact that he hasn't been drinking much water and apparently since about midnight last night has also consumed two Monster Energy drinks.
00:51
They don't have any record of any seizure history.
00:56
However, they're describing tonic-clonic movements and then this post-ictal state.
01:02
Appearing consistent with seizure activity.
01:06
No meds, no history, no allergies.
01:08
Current vital signs: have a blood pressure 156 over 69, 156 over 69.
01:13
Heart rate 98, strong and regular, showing a sinus rhythm on the monitor.
01:17
Respirations currently 16, normal, non-labored, sat 97% on room air.
01:21
And a blood sugar on this patient of 99, 99, BGL.
01:27
I do have IV access established.
01:31
Running some fluids at this time.
01:35
Patient is becoming more awake and aware as he's been in our care.
01:41
Coming here for evaluation with approximately a five-minute ETA at this time.
01:46
Initials on this patient, A is in Adam, T is in Tom.
01:50
Date of birth (number withheld) , (number withheld) .
01:54
Not requesting any orders.
01:55
Unless you want anything further for me.
Medical Emergency
