Infant choking scare near Rockland Rd, Wilmington DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a basic life support crew responded to a medical emergency near Rockland Rd involving an infant who had briefly choked on mucus. The child was stable by the time responders arrived, and parents were advised to seek medical care if the child’s condition changed.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We're BLS unit 813 on scene with a 14-day-old child who had difficulty breathing due to mucus buildup.
00:07
Is not anymore. We're looking for a hospital copy.
00:09
Hello, this is the unit.
00:13
Go ahead.
00:15
This is A13 on scene with a 14-day-old child who was choking earlier due to a mucus buildup.
00:23
Is no longer choking.
00:24
We're looking for a refusal patient.
00:26
Vitals are stable.
00:27
Oxygen is 96%.
00:29
Heart rate is 110.
00:32
Patient's mother states that the child sometimes stops due to mucus buildup and may begin choking again.
00:36
Okay?
00:37
Condition is stable at this time.
00:38
We're just looking for a refusal.
00:39
Do you have a respiratory rate?
00:44
It's probably around 20.
00:48
Okay,
00:49
Advise the parents that if the child's condition changes at home, they should contact a provider or drive to a facility for evaluation.
01:00
This is box 782.
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Location mentioned:
Rockland Rd, Wilmington, DE 19803
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