Woman transported for seizure-like symptoms near Stop 11 Rd, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 21-year-old woman was transported to St. Francis Hospital following apparent seizure-like activity and severe respiratory distress likely linked to asthma. She showed rapid breathing and wheezing, receiving albuterol treatment en route. Vital signs included increased heart rate and a Glasgow Coma Scale score around 13 to 14.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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All right, St.
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Francis, we're at your facility with a 21-year-old female.
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We got called out today for seizure-like activity.
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One of our arrival on the scene, patient appeared to have rapid breathing about 70 times a minute,
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using all the accessory muscles, all the accessory muscles,
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getting some breath in, does have a history of asthma, but also patient wheezing is heard bilaterally,
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has been given 2.5 of...
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I'm sorry, has been given 5 mg of albuterol via nebulizer.
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Wheezing has decreased.
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Currently, still breathing approximately 60 times a minute.
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Sinus tach on monitor at a rate of the 110s.
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Last pressure, I was 130,
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over 70s. It's currently at 100% on the 8 liters being in the nebulizer.
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Sugar is 86%.
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Currently, I've had a GCS of 14.
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GCS 13, we'll be there in about five minutes.
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You're probably anything prior to our arrival.
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Location mentioned:
E Stop 11 Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46237
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