Man with epilepsy has seizure at Barona Casino
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San Diego CA ALSGRSMT (Hospital) Group Calls
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So I'm out to the Barona Casino.
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It's going to be a 23 male for a seizure.
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Diagnosed history of epilepsy.
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Sounds like he has a seizure once every four, like three or four months.
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He's been on medication, taken as prescribed.
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It's not possible he may have skipped any doses.
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Sounds like about five, 10 min ago, patient had a witnessed grand mal tonic-clonic seizure.
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He's assisted down to the ground.
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No trauma.
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He just stopped after about 3 min .
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He's postictal for maybe 1 min .
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Right now, he's not answering all questions appropriately.
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Mother's on scene as well.
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Patient's not claiming anything.
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He's asymptomatic at this time.
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No drugs or alcohol.
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No oral trauma or contusions.
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I don't see any outward signs of trauma.
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Patient's refusing blood sugar.
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He's afebrile, 98.7, tachypneic.
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No pertinent history of allergies, meds other than the seizures.
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No treatments at this time.
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Patient's wishing to sign on AMA.
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They explain all of those complications, including death and non-trauma transport.
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And they plan to have his mother drive him home.
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His mother's on scene currently.
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Mother is going to monitor the patient, and the mother is also a to the dr.
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, a medical dr. . Non-heroin drugs are all calling all the medical stations.
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Contact case care.
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As long as you're okay with that, after they just sign out AMA.
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Can you find anything else here?
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No, I copy all that.
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Sounds like you guys already talked to him about risks up to including disability.
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If he doesn't transport, that he could potentially have another seizure.
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But it sounds like he does need to make criteria, no impairment, and that family has a plan to watch him and then take him home, correct?
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