Teen airlifted to hospital with unstable vital signs, Little Rock AR
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 15-year-old patient was airlifted to Arkansas Children's Hospital after suffering from unstable vital signs, including low blood pressure, rapid heart rate, and respiratory distress. Emergency medical personnel provided support during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Lonoke AR Hospital Group Calls
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Arkansas Children's ER, this is my patient report.
00:05
I'm gonna go ahead with a report.
00:09
We're showing about a 10-minute ETA for the helipad here.
00:13
Oh, it's a 15-year-old male.
00:16
Instantly transported coming from June 1 earlier.
00:21
Station, go ahead with report.
00:25
Currently alert, morning.
00:27
He is quite restless, however.
00:28
Heart rate is currently 139.
00:31
Blood pressure is 98 over 62 with a shock index of 26.
00:34
Respiratory rate 40.
00:36
Oxygen is 88 to 91 on the two-liter non-rebreather.
00:42
We have had to initiate medication and bagging for blood pressure support.
00:46
He's been in his seventies until five minutes ago.
00:50
Currently on 40 of levophed and 0.03.
00:53
Three of eight.
00:54
Well,
00:55
Do you guys have any questions or orders?
00:59
You said that blood pressure was currently 98 over 62.
01:06
No questions or orders.
01:08
Room assignment is on arrival.
01:09
Children's clear.
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Location mentioned:
W 10th St, Little Rock, AR 72202
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