Patient seizes then becomes unresponsive in garage, Cary NC
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a patient in a garage near S Harrison Ave who was seizing. The patient stopped seizing but remained unresponsive and was not alert or oriented before or after the seizure. Vital signs were monitored and oxygen was administered.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Transcript:
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We're turning on to Harrison.
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Are we going to need a stair chair or Reeves when we get there?
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Negative. He's actually in the garage right here at the bottom of the driveway. You can just back in the driveway. It's pretty big with driveway and be able to get them in.
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He has stopped seizing.
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He is not alert or oriented.
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He was not alert or oriented before he started seizing either when we got here.
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Blood pressure 142 over 78.
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Pulse was 171. O2 saturation was at 81%. We put him on 10 liters.
00:34
Non-rebreather went up to mid-90s on the O2 saturation.
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Blood sugar is at 118.
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Location mentioned:
S Harrison Ave, Cary, NC
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