Child suffers medical emergency near Eskenazi Hospital, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a young child to Eskenazi Hospital following an apparent unresponsive episode that may have involved alcohol ingestion. Narcan was administered without effect, and the child’s condition was described as critical but stable during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is Medic 85, we're about 10 minutes out with a medical and trauma alert.
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How do you copy?
00:06
Copy clear, go ahead.
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About 10 minutes on 44, a four-year-old child coming from a place of business.
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Staff says the child may have consumed some alcohol but not much.
00:19
The child experienced a syncopal episode.
00:21
The child was unresponsive upon fire's arrival.
00:25
They gave 2 mg nasal Narcan with no change.
00:28
Pupils are equal and sluggish but reactive at about 4 mm.
00:34
Last blood pressure 101 over 67.
00:37
Ninety-six percent on room air.
00:40
End-tidal is twenty-eight with a respiratory rate of twenty-three.
00:44
Sinus on the monitor at nine.
00:45
Sugar level 183.
00:47
Currently GCS of three.
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I have a line established.
00:52
Is there anything else I can tell you? The child is also in a seat collar.
00:57
Copy, we'll see you on arrival.
00:58
Thanks, eighty-five.
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Location mentioned:
Eskenazi Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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