Person post-seizure showing mild confusion treated at 4002 Vista Way

Heard on: San Diego CA ALS PAL (Hospital) Group Calls

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Palomar, RA 216.

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Patient is presenting as post-ictal at this time.

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He's breathing 18 times per minute, effective, clear and equal lung sounds, oxygen saturation 100% on room air.

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He's alert and oriented times two to person in place only, does not recall the event.

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His eyes are open spontaneously and pearl at three.

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He's able to move all four extremities and follows commands.

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We have a heart rate of 70, 7-0 normal sinus, blood pressure of 122 over 76,

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122 over 76.

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Skins are pink, warm, and dry.

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Cap refill is immediate.

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Temperature of ninety-seven .8 and a blood glucose of 01:17 .

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One one seven.

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As far as treatment, we have patient supine and spinal motion restriction on the gurney.

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And we are just administering high flow O two via non-rebreather.

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On a secondary patient, has no other outward signs of trauma.

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Has toe.

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And just at this time, he's just a little slow to respond.

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Is still presenting with some confusion.

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Once again, we are looking to transport to Tri-City with a 15 min ETA.

8/2/2026 07:09 PM

Medical Emergency

Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

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