Male patient treated after 10-minute seizure in Duluth, Duluth MN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 30-year-old male experienced a seizure lasting about 10 minutes. Emergency medical personnel found him alert with normal vital signs and no prior seizure history. He was transported to St. Mary's Duluth hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: St. Louis MN Hospital Group Calls
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01:13
Transcript:
00:00
Essentially, this is Unit 316 calling for a report.
00:06
Three one six, good.
00:10
We're en route with a 30-year-old male.
00:13
He had a seizure tonight, lasted approximately 10 min.
00:17
He was seizing upon our arrival but came out of it without any medications.
00:21
He's alert and acting normally at this time.
00:25
Temperature is 99.2.
00:28
Heart rate is 130, sinus rhythm.
00:30
Blood pressure is 110 over 62.
00:33
Respirations around 16,
00:35
setting 97% on room air.
00:39
Blood sugar was 130, 130.
00:41
We have an IV and we'll be there in about five to 6 min.
00:46
Do you have any questions?
00:50
Does patient have a seizure history? And he stated patient is alert, sorry, they are out of the postictal state.
00:56
Correct?
00:59
Correct. Patient's not postictal at this time and he has negative seizure history.
01:07
That's it.
01:10
That's a good copy.
01:11
We'll have that room on the track board.
01:12
It'll be standard by six.
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Duluth, MN 55802
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