Patient in cardiac arrest unresponsive after CPR at hospital

Heard on: San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)

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00:00

Initial NPO was 15 .

00:02

It is declining.

00:03

Most updated one we had was 1010 NPO.

00:07

Blood sugar was 93 .

00:09

Only medical history that we hear is hyperlipidemia as well as a Foley catheter.

00:14

We've given a total of four rounds of epi, and patient has remained in PEA the entire time.

00:22

Just unknown downtime, and currently we are at.

00:28

20 minutes of CPR.

00:32

Engine 216, did you guys check the sugar?

00:36

Okay, blood sugar came back as 93, 93.

00:41

Engine 216, we copied that blood sugar.

00:44

Per Dr. Schwen, you guys can go ahead and call at 1524.

00:54

Copy POD 1524, Dr.

00:58

Shrin. Could you go?

01:00

Shrin, it's going to be S-H-U-E-N.

01:04

S-H-U-E-N.

01:09

Engine 216, copy.

01:11

Thank you.

01:13

Engine 216, we can go ahead and clear this call here at Sharp Tri-City, 1524.

2026-10-30 22:23 UTC

Medical Emergency

Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

Patient in cardiac arrest unresponsive after CPR at hospital

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As discussed during the dispatch call, responders treated a cardiac arrest patient with an unknown downtime and performed CPR with multiple doses of epinephrine, but the patient remained in pulseless electrical activity. A physician authorized termination of resuscitation at 15:24, and the crew planned to clear the call at Sharp Tri-City.

Patient in cardiac arrest unresponsive after CPR at hospital

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