Teen transported for fainting and possible marijuana use, Las Vegas NV
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 14-year-old female was transported to Summerlin Hospital Pediatrics after fainting episodes and possible marijuana use at a restaurant. Vital signs were monitored en route. The parents were following the transport.
Audio|Heard on: Clark NV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Summerlin Peds, MR-301, how do you guys copy?
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So for Summerlin Peds.
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So, Lynn Pete, AMR 301, Interoperative Facility, Not America with a 14-year-old female.
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That's a chief complaint is syncopal episodes.
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There's a possible chance that she was smoking possible marijuana or something in the restaurant.
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When she came out, she had a couple syncopal episodes.
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She is hypo-attensive for me, like 190s over 50s, heart rate 112, breathing about 16 times a minute,
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96.
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For St. I'm Ramirez.
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Sugar is 182.
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And if you don't have any further questions in the orders, we'll see about seven minutes.
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Is there a parent or guardian on the way?
00:53
Yes, and the parents should be following us.
00:56
I don't go with them.
00:57
They said they're on the way though.
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They said they're on the way though.
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Copy that. See you on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
N Town Center Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89144
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