Woman transported to hospital after seizure-like episode, Westerville OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a woman in her 50s was transported to St. Ann's Hospital after experiencing seizure-like activity. She is diabetic, had no previous seizures, was postictal upon assessment, and showed stable vital signs.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic 24 to St.
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Ann's. This is St.
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Ann's. Go ahead, 24.
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Good evening, St. Ann's.
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This is Columbus Medic 24.
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Coming here with a 50-year-old female patient chief complaint this evening is going to be seizure-like activity.
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Apparently, states they called because the patient was convulsing, and they said that she was drooling.
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She does seem to be post-inical for us.
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She does not have a seizure history.
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She is diabetic.
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We had a sugar of 104.
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She stated that she's never had a seizure to her diabetes before.
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Currently resting on the cot, got a heart rate of 84, pressure of 144 over 64.
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She breathed in about 20 times a minute.
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I got her at 94% on room air.
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If there's nothing further, we'll see you here in about five.
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Please on arrival, I mean, it's clear.
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Location mentioned:
S Cleveland Ave, Westerville, OH 43081
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