Teen overdoses on multiple medications

Heard on: Carver MN EMHRV_PI (Hospital) Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Ridgeview, a by five to Ridgeview, make control.

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Overdose.

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This is Dr.

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Langenfeld at Ridgeview Medical Center Emergency Department.

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Go ahead.

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We are on our way to Minnetonka/Children's for the (number withheld) male patient.

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Took about 20 methamphetamine, 30 magnesium, and 20 fluoxetine and fluoxetine.

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He has vomited.

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I'm wondering if I'm okay to give some 4 mg of Zofran.

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It's 100 and twenty-nine thousand, 600 .

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Mayor, and I am getting a blood pressure.

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Last blood pressure was 130 over 70 .

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Checking about adult male.

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The audio is really terrible.

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I am having trouble hearing.

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But just to confirm, you are on your way to children's, and this is a (number withheld) male.

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Is that correct?

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(number withheld) male.

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Copy that. Yes, as long as there's no allergy, it would be appropriate to give 4 mg IV Zofran for nausea.

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Copy, 4 mg Zofran.

9/7/2026 01:23 AM

Substance Use

S Maple St, Waconia, MN 55387

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews report a possible overdose involving a juvenile male who reportedly took multiple methamphetamine, magnesium, and fluoxetine tablets. The patient has been vomiting and is being transported to a children’s hospital, where medical control authorized an anti-nausea medication.

Teen overdoses on multiple medications

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