Child treated for asthma attack at home

Heard on: Prince George's MD EMS-Tac Group Calls

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Children's online, do you require a physician order or destination decision?

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No, this is information only.

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I have a priority two, (number withheld) female with chief complaint of trouble breathing.

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She has wheezing and suffering asthma.

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She is currently on six liters per minute of an albuterol non-rebreather.

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Her vital signs follow.

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Blood pressure is 100 and twenty-six over 80 .

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Heart rate is 102 , and oxygen is at ninety-eight percent.

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Okay, I copied a couple of questions.

00:37

Lung sounds, and you had started the albuterol, or was she picked up from a clinic?

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She has wheezing on expiration, and we started the albuterol on scene at her home.

00:54

Okay, and could I have your unit ID and ETA?

00:59

Ambulance 811, ETA is 25 minutes.

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All right, data. Eleven, thank you very much.

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Call back if you need any orders.

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Copy, now. We'll see you in about 10-15 minutes.

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Children's work clear.

8/6/2026 08:29 AM

Medical Emergency

Baltimore Ave, Laurel, MD 20707

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a possible medical emergency involving an eight-year-old female with asthma and breathing difficulty occurred near Baltimore Ave in Laurel, MD. The patient is receiving albuterol treatment and responding to care at the scene. Ambulance unit 811 reports an estimated arrival time of 25 minutes to a children's hospital.