Pregnant woman treated for seizure at Christiana Hospital, Newark DE
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a pregnant woman who experienced a seizure near Christiana Hospital in Newark, Delaware. Paramedics from Medic Nine provided care at the scene, administered medication to stop the seizure, and consulted with hospital staff regarding further evaluation at the obstetrics triage. The patient was reported stable and alert following treatment.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Christiana, all of Medic Nine on scene.
00:01
I have a twenty-seven year old female.
00:03
She's four months pregnant and had a seizure.
00:04
How do you copy?
00:07
Loud and clear, go ahead.
00:09
She had a seizure witnessed by family.
00:13
She was displaying seizure-like activity upon EMS arrival.
00:16
We have since administered medication which has stopped the seizure activity.
00:23
Doesn't sound like she's been diagnosed with a seizure disorder.
00:26
She reports having one other seizure in her entire life.
00:29
This was four months ago, right before she became pregnant.
00:37
Currently, she is awake, alert, lethargic, but answering questions appropriately.
00:43
Following treatment, heart rate of 106, sinus tachycardia.
00:47
She is ninety-two percent.
00:51
We have her on supplemental oxygen.
00:53
Most recent pressure of 148 over 90.
00:58
Looking for input on administering magnesium and transporting direct to OB triage.
01:04
Is there anybody for questions or concerns?
01:08
Four months pregnant,
01:11
Eclampsia is generally not a concern, but can you tell me her blood pressure?
01:18
Oh, that pressure just came back 132 over 70.
01:22
I do not feel magnesium is necessary at this time given she is four months pregnant under 20 weeks,
01:30
She is not hypertensive and should not be at risk of eclampsia at this time.
01:35
She should be okay to go to OB triage. If anything changes or she becomes more acute, bring her in.
01:51
Certainly bring her here.
01:53
Obviously, we will be happy to see her.
01:58
Okay, so report direct to OB triage.
02:00
We're going to hold off on magnesium.
02:02
Can I get your doc number one more time?
02:06
This is Doc (number withheld).
02:08
He's fine, actually just hang on the line.
02:11
I am just going to give OB triage a call and confirm.
02:15
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
Ogletown Stanton Rd, Newark, DE 19718
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