Pediatric patient transferred for seizure treatment at hospital, Iowa City IA
Medical EmergencyA seven-year-old male patient was transferred from Boone County Hospital to the University of Iowa Pediatric ICU for treatment of ongoing seizure activity. The patient was stabilized during transport with medication and vital signs were monitored.
Audio|Source: Johnson County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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University of Iowa, UTCC for Medicare 2, 21, VEB, University.
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University on line, go ahead.
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University of third tier two with you and along with a seven-year-old male patient.
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The initials, (name withheld) from Boone County Hospital at Boone, Iowa.
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Do the direct to admit to the pediatric ICU.
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Are you aware of the patient?
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Yeah, it looks like we're aware of the patient going to the PICU.
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Patient presents comfortably on the cot, J-T-S-O-9, which is a baseline for him.
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Outside hospital, he remained in status epilepticus for which he had received Ativan, ketamine,
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and Kepra 4.
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We gave him 2 milligrams of IV Versed, which has stopped all of the activities.
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Vital heart rate is 98, assigned in front of black pressure, 93 over 57.
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Intonation was 51, breathing 29 to the minute, and he's 96 for 2 liters by Daniel.
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Check on 22 is arrived means.
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Okay. We have maintenance flu is going at 65 an hour.
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We're showing the E.D.
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to the roof of 20-20 minutes.
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We'll have additional on the bedside.
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So I'll ask any questions towards?
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Nothing further. We'll see in time as go to the Peakew University.
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Clear.
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Hawkins Dr, Iowa City, IA 52242
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