16-year-old male in respiratory distress transported to hospital
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Good evening, this is one medic 400 and thirty-eight with a medical call.
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We're going to go to Rady Children's Hospital for a sixteen-year-old male.
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Chief complaint is going to be respiratory distress with a run number of (number withheld) .
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Let me know when you are ready for the rest.
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I am ready. You can go ahead.
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We were called to a private residence this evening.
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It sounds like the patient was discharged from Children's ICU this morning around 11:00 a.m.
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. He was there for approximately five days for pneumonia, receiving antibiotics daily, and was sent home today with a clear chest X-ray.
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However, this evening, the father of the patient noticed the oxygen saturation to be dropping into the low 80s, so he went ahead and activated.
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We were able to find him lying in bed, alert and shocking.
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Normal for the father.
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Patient does have a history of a stroke from a very young age, so he is developmentally delayed.
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That being said, the 1st oxygen saturation we got was 90 % , and that was on one liter per minute.
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Sounds like he's always on one to 2 l per minute.
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Father was unsure if he had any.
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Long disorders,
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but just knows he's always on one to 2 m per minute.
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Back from that, the father's condition also is a little more lethargic than normal.
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As far as the rest of the vital signs, we've got a heart rate of ninety-two, normal sinus.
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Heart rate is ninety-six
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percent now on four liters per minute via nasal cannula with an end tidal of thirty-four.
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Blood pressure of 100 over fifty-eight.
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A blood sugar of one twenty-one.
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And a temperature of ninety-seven .3 centigrade.
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Got about a ten to 12 min ETA over to children.
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We're just going to continue to monitor and reassess the respiratory status.
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There was some mild bronchial heard by about early.
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In fact, from that, no further treatment.
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Ten minutes to children.
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Let me know if there is anything else I can get for you.
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Copy all that. I will let them know you guys are on your way.
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I'll let you. Changes are out.
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We can clear 100 and forty-two.
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Copy that. People are taking the call.
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