Woman treated for severe vomiting at Oceanside Pier

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

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Three zero, two mile status medical for a forty-one year old female.

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Chief complaint: nausea, vomiting.

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We were on scene to a gazebo here by the Oceanside Pier to find our patient.

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She is told she was at your facility last night for the same thing for the nausea vomiting.

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We were called out because she had been throwing up multiple times, has not been able to keep anything else down.

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Patient was very lethargic on scene.

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She has.

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All right, alert and oriented.

00:29

We're going to be giving E ten at this time.

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Still flowing.

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We've given a total of 8 mg of zofran,

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4 mg of ODT, and 4 mg of IV.

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We're going to have about a 15 min ETA to your facility.

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Anything else I can give you guys?

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What are you getting? Twenty-five grams of D ten.

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What's the dose of the D ten?

00:53

That's right, twenty-five grams.

00:56

Give it to D ten.

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Copy that. We can clear at 14 thirty-four.

2026-11-01 22:32 UTC

Medical Emergency

Oceanside Pier, Oceanside, CA

Woman treated for severe vomiting at Oceanside Pier

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency involving a 41-year-old woman with repeated nausea and vomiting near a gazebo by the Oceanside Pier. She had been seen at a medical facility the previous night for similar symptoms, was lethargic on scene, and was transported to a hospital with an estimated 15-minute arrival time.

Woman treated for severe vomiting at Oceanside Pier

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