Infant transported to hospital for seizure check, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews transported an infant male to Riley Children’s Hospital for evaluation after possible seizure-like activity and abdominal bloating. The child was alert with stable vital signs upon transport.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We're about seven to eight minutes out with a two-month-old male coming from hall.
00:05
He was diagnosed with RZ on the twenty-first of this month, but tonight he was arching his back, eyes were rolling back in, and his leg was twitching.
00:17
We haven't seen any postictal or seizure-like activity.
00:20
He doesn't feel like he has a fever right now.
00:22
(name withheld) has been treating that with Tylenol.
00:25
But his abdomen does kind of feel tight and bloated.
00:30
He has stood up several times since (name withheld) has been with him.
00:34
(name withheld) said he had projectile vomiting earlier today.
00:37
But his vitals are looking good.
00:39
Lung sounds are clear.
00:40
He's 100 percent on room air.
00:42
Heart rate is 136.
00:45
GCS of 15.
00:47
If you don't require anything further,
00:50
we'll see you in a few minutes.
00:53
We'll continue assessment upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Riley Hospital Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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