9-year-old autistic boy transported after seizure

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

01:21

00:00

Children, do you need a physician order or a destination decision?

00:06

Good evening, children.

00:07

This is PGPA 845.

00:09

This is a notification.

00:11

Priority two, (number withheld) male, checkup after seizure.

00:16

Patient's mother stated patient had a seizure in which he gasped and left for approximately three to 4 min .

00:24

Patient has had two prior seizures.

00:27

He says.

00:29

He usually has one at the time.

00:32

You know, state try to lift him before seizures.

00:35

Patient is nonverbal, autistic, so it's difficult to get a GCS.

00:40

But mothers that he still seems somewhat postictal.

00:44

He was enough for us not to be able to obtain a blood sugar, vitals, or his models.

00:51

We have on the cardiac monitor.

00:53

Blood pressure is 127 over 88.

00:56

Is false. It's 01:12 .

01:00

It's false.

01:01

O2 sat 100% on room air.

01:03

And we have about a 20 min ETA.

01:07

How do you copy?

01:08

Children's, my captain, copy.

01:10

See you. I've been about 20 min .

01:12

If anything changes, so for a contact with the back.

01:14

If not, children's clear 2235 .

01:19

Eight four five copy.

01:21

Thank you.

8/10/2026 07:33 PM

Medical Emergency

Baltimore Ave, Laurel, MD 20707

9-year-old autistic boy transported after seizure

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9-year-old autistic boy transported after seizure

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