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This is 161 going to children's case number FM 260327 .
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We're transferring a (number withheld)-year-old male coming from home.
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Chief complaint is he's playing with his sister and fell onto a pencil.
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He had a little bleeding at the time.
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No, he's acting slightly less energetic according to mom, and he is not breathing like he normally does.
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But he is still acting appropriate for age.
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He has no previous medical conditions at
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all.This happened approximately hour and a half ago.
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We were unable to get a blood pressure due to equipment.
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Heart rate we have 104 , 104 .
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Respiratory rate we have 28 , and S two is 98 % room air.
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We're about minutes from children's.
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I'm assuming he's currently alert and baseline with a GCS of 15.
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Where did he fall on the pencil? How far did it puncture him? Is bleeding currently completely controlled?
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We were unable to see any actual laceration or anything inside his mouth.
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But there's minimal bleeding that mom was able to clean up before we got there.
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So there's currently no bleeding.
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But all of his teeth are clean and everything.
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And yet he is completely alert right now.
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Okay, so I had male originally.
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Is this a female? And there's no wound in the mouth.
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The child fell on a pencil and had a minor lack in the mouth, I'm assuming, but you can't visually see a wound.
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I'm just trying to clarify this for children's.
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Yes, that's all correct, and it is a male, a male.
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I'll notify children's.
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