Medical emergency involving young child near W 86th St, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an infant under two years old experienced repeated febrile seizures shortly after being discharged from a medical facility. Emergency responders are transporting the child to a pediatric hospital for further care. The child's condition includes full-body shaking and appears stable during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We're en route to St. Vincent's.
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You have a one year, 11 months for a male patient.
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I came home, something, a febrile seizure.
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Family said he was just there for a couple hours, not giving any medication, discharged.
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He's been home for about 10 minutes.
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Family noticed he had another seizure less about a minute.
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Full body shaking.
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Last book, we're getting 99, number 60, chart is around 160, signed from a monitor,
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97% of room air, especially comfortable at this time.
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15.
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At the pediatric facility in about 15, 20 minutes, is taking further.
00:42
You get it glute kills by chance.
00:46
We haven't at this time.
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He's just resting comfortably.
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We'll get it on here in a second.
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Claire.
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If it's normal, we'll just take it upon arrival.
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If it's abnormal, you can radio it back to us.
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Otherwise,
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we'll... Claire wait for your arrival.
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Location mentioned:
W 86th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
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