Child treated for back pain and severe nosebleed, Charleston SC
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders assisted a young male at a hospital address in Charleston following worsening back pain after an earlier fall. The child had uncontrollable nosebleeds while taking a prescribed blood thinner. Responders assessed vital signs and provided care on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Six-year-old male, late night.
00:03
It's going to be stacked with lower back pain.
00:08
Patient suffered a fall three days ago.
00:14
Had increasingly worse lower back pain and has been on the floor for two days.
00:25
Caretaker states the patient did not fall a few days ago but was lowered to the ground and has been on the ground in the same spot for two days.
00:37
Started having uncontrolled nosebleeds about 30 minutes ago.
00:40
He is on Eliquis.
00:47
Got some neuro history.
00:49
We are at baseline, a little slow to respond.
00:53
Can't quite answer questions appropriately.
00:58
Pedals are as follows.
00:59
We are normal sinus on the 12-lead at a rate of 95.
01:03
We are 92 over 61 blood pressure.
01:06
We'll be working on access and we have 100.
01:09
We don't have a pulse ox.
01:10
I've got some equipment failure.
01:11
Any question or order?
01:14
No questions, orders.
01:15
Better send on arrival.
01:16
One voice is clear.
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Location mentioned:
Jonathan Lucas St, Charleston, SC 29425
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