10-year-old boy transported after seizure in Laurel

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

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This is ambulance PG ambulance 802 .

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We're at your facility.

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ETA about 25 to 30 min .

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A priority one, (number withheld) year old male patient.

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Chief complaint of a seizure.

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Patient is not seizing now.

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Patient seized for about 5 min at around seven in the morning today.

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Patient was given Valium, given at approximately 06:24 in the morning.

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Patient's vitals are as follows: blood pressure of 146 over 76,

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oxygen saturation of 95% on room air,

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respiratory rate of 22, pulse is currently at 175.

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Caretaker is saying that it was at 150, so it is elevating.

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Temperature is 100 degrees.

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Patient does have a history of cerebral palsy,

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but caretaker is.

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And that the current state is his baseline.

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ETA is still about 25 to 30 min .

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How do you copy?

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This is copy.

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We'll get an arrival for any units in the house.

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Please be notified. Children's, copy.

8/30/2026 04:57 AM

Medical Emergency

Baltimore Ave, Laurel, MD 20707

10-year-old boy transported after seizure in Laurel

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance reported transporting a juvenile patient with a suspected seizure to a medical facility, with an estimated arrival time of about 25–30 minutes. The patient was reported to have had a seizure earlier in the morning but was not actively seizing during transport, and a caretaker provided medical history and vital signs to the receiving facility.

10-year-old boy transported after seizure in Laurel

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