Man with prolonged seizure transported to medical center

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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This is AMR 124.

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We are bringing you an approximately mid-40s male.

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He's coming from a halfway house.

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Chief complaint tonight is going to be a seizure that lasted approximately three to 5 min .

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Patient has been postictal with us.

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Currently, he is a GCS of three.

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He's not responding to any sort of pain.

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Current set of.

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Vitals: heart rate is 120 , sat 95 % on four leadless fluids running.

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I gave 2.5 of Versed when you were still showing some seizure-like activity.

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We'll be there in about ten.

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Do you have any questions or orders?

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Is the patient protecting their own airway?

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Currently, yes.

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I may be putting in an airway adjunct here in a 2nd .

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Copy.

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We'll see you when you get here.

2026-11-04 07:10 UTC

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews are transporting an adult man from a halfway house to a hospital after a reported seizure that lasted about three to five minutes. The patient has been unresponsive, with an elevated heart rate and oxygen saturation, and the crew may place an airway adjunct during transport.