Medical team aids preterm birth near Grossmont Center, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics responded to a medical emergency near Grossmont Center involving a premature birth at around 18 weeks. The infant initially showed no spontaneous breathing or pulse but later exhibited a faint pulse. Resuscitation efforts were underway, and the mother was reported to be experiencing significant bleeding while being transported to Grossmont Hospital for emergency care.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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02:43
Transcript:
00:00
All right, copy that.
00:02
For this 18 weeks,
00:06
Do we have anything other than movement? Do you have any respirations or anything like that for us?
00:14
At this time, we are not seeing any spontaneous respirations.
00:18
We can't feel a pulse, but in the moments of us bringing the child out to the ambulance, the jaw was moving.
00:27
Okay, so currently there is no pulse.
00:29
There is no movement.
00:30
There are no respirations typically or 100% sure that it's 18 weeks.
00:35
Typically we don't.
00:37
Sorry, typically we don't do resuscitation if they are under 20.
00:43
At this time, we do feel a faint pulse in the air for child.
00:48
We are going to start CPR.
00:52
We'll let you know if they change it.
00:54
But we do not have spontaneous respiration, but we do have a faint pulse at this time.
00:59
Still no movement right now.
01:02
All righty, copy that. So you are doing resuscitation.
01:04
I'll just get online with one of our docs.
01:06
And then are we 100% sure this is 18 weeks?
01:10
Affirm, confirmed by mother, 18-28.
01:14
All right, copy that.
01:15
And would be your destination correct?
01:19
Okay, to come to Grossmont ER with about a 15-minute ETA unless you want us to go straight to.
01:26
Hey, we got traffic for Engine Two.
01:31
Grossmont Engine Two.
01:32
Engine 18, please stand by.
01:35
Responding, medic four jumping in line.
01:38
Medic four, please stand by, you're on.
01:42
Responding to medic three.
01:45
Medic three here.
01:47
All right, sir, I know you're busy taking care of this patient.
01:52
Just to get more information, are you doing compressions at this time or only bagging?
01:58
We were doing compressions and bagging at this time.
02:02
Crosspatch Medic Three with an update as well.
02:06
This is Crow Spot, go ahead Medic.
02:09
Hey Crow Spot, just an update.
02:11
We are currently performing resuscitation efforts on the child, compressions and BBM.
02:19
Currently right now for the mother, she has lost over 500 ml of fluid, currently still bleeding.
02:26
IV 20-gauge, right hand.
02:29
Looking to give 500 fluid bolus and go ahead with the TXA 1 g.
02:35
The placenta has still not delivered, but she is having the urge to push right now.
02:41
We are about six minutes out.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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