Infant treated for dehydration after severe diarrhea

Heard on: Palm Beach County FL PBCFR SM PER (Hospital)

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St. Mary's, we are currently en route to you.

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About a 10-minute ETA.

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We are coming from Urgent Care.

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We have a (number withheld)-month-old female.

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She's been experiencing diarrhea, pretty bad for the past week.

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She's coming in to see you guys for dehydration.

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She is acting age appropriate.

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We can hear her in the background.

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Current vital signs are as follows.

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We have heart rate about 120, sinus tach.

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Got to get a.

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One hundred percent on room air.

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Get that blood pressure for you.

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Respirations are about 40 .

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She's a cool workout at the moment.

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If you don't have any other questions for us, we'll see you in about 10 min .

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You are right.

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Thank you. Forty three clear.

2026-11-13 02:40 UTC

Medical Emergency

45th St, West Palm Beach, FL 33407

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS is transporting a young child from an urgent care facility to a hospital for dehydration after a week of severe diarrhea. The infant is reported to be acting age appropriate with stable oxygen levels and elevated heart rate and breathing rate.