Two-year-old with epilepsy seizes at McAllister Drive, Charlotte NC
Medical EmergencyA two-year-old boy with epilepsy had multiple seizures before arriving and was seizing when help arrived near McAllister Drive. His heart rate was 140, oxygen saturation 87%, and he was receiving oxygen and monitoring for blood sugar and blood pressure.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
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Ladder 13, abdominal pain, near McAllister Drive, on ECHO[1].
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Ladder 13, abdominal pain, near McAllister Drive, on ECHO[1].
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ECHO[1].
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Seven on five, or seven on us five, that BLCA with the pediatric. It's easier.
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Rather, good evening, zero male history of epilepsy, I was diagnosed a young age.
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Currently presenting his status seizure, he's had multiple seizures prior to arrival.
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I was presenting to us an active seizure.
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Minimal tonic clinic motion, but he has decreased on GCF this time. And contact is 87% room here.
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Currently receiving 10 liters via blowby, we're working on a blood sugar, heart rate of 140, and also working on blood pressure. Let's hear any further. We'll see what you get here.
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Did he actually have a seizure? I could probably really hear anything you were saying.
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Say again.
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I really could not hear anything you were saying.
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I guess we'll just figure out when we get there.
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A two-year-old male history of epilepsy has had multiple seizures prior to arrival is currently seizing at this time. Heart rate of 140,
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working on a blood sugar. It was 87% where Ramirez currently receiving blow by and oxygen working on a pressure as well.
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ECHO: Highest-priority response for life-threatening or time-critical medical emergencies.
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Location mentioned:
Near McAllister Dr, Charlotte, NC 28216
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