Child with breathing emergency taken to hospital, Fayetteville NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a two-year-old male experiencing severe respiratory distress to Cape Fear Valley Hospital. The child had a recent upper respiratory infection and was lethargic with low oxygen levels. The medical team administered treatment en route to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Hoke NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Cape Fear Valley Medic 4, standing by with the pediatric medical code.
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Four, go ahead with your pediatric medical code.
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We’re en route to your facility with emergency traffic, pediatric medical, with a two-year-old.
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That's a two-year-old male.
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Chief complaint today is respiratory distress.
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Patient was diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection about a week ago.
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He is known to be lethargic.
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He is retracting some accessory muscle usage with his breathing.
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He has eighty-three percent oxygen on room air.
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He has rhonchi in all fields.
00:25
Currently on a nebulizer treatment.
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He is saturating at ninety-four percent.
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Heart rate is 150.
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He remains lethargic at this time.
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ETA is about ten minutes.
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How copy?
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We copy, Medic 4.
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Please see pediatric charge upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28304
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