Apparent fainting incident near Orleans St, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 13-year-old girl fainted after strenuous dance activity near Orleans St. EMS evaluated her, but her mother declined ambulance transport, opting to take her to the hospital privately. The patient is conscious and appears generally well, with possible dehydration.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD Hospital Group Calls
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02:33
Transcript:
00:00
Hi, Hopkins Peds, Baltimore County Medical 11.
00:02
If I could, I'd like a physician of the box currently on scene with a priority to a 13-year-old that had a syncopal episode.
00:10
The mom doesn't want to take transport with the medicina, and we're hoping the physician might have a couple words to convince her.
00:17
How do you copy?
00:19
Hopkins, you copy.
00:20
Please continue.
00:23
All right, arrives on scene, the patient is conscious, alert and oriented times three, currently with no complaints.
00:29
Mom is on scene as well.
00:30
She's been at a dance fashion show since about 11 this morning, so we've been doing some pretty strenuous activity for the duration of the day.
00:40
Mom said that she hasn't really had much to eat or too much to drink, thinks that possibly the patient might be dehydrated.
00:46
She did have a single-poil episode, the mom says it lasted for under 30 seconds.
00:52
trauma when she passed out.
00:54
Like I said,
00:56
she's currently active age appropriate.
00:58
She's got no medical history.
01:00
Bidels currently, I have 116 over 72.
01:03
Paul's a little elevated at 128.
01:07
Restorations are 18.
01:08
We have a room air saturation at 99%.
01:10
We have a fingerstick of 121.
01:12
Currently at this time the mom does not want to accept transport via a medic and says that she's going to
01:20
She's going to take the page of the hospital in her private vehicle, which is due to the nature of the call.
01:25
She complaint being syncope.
01:27
We were hoping the physician might have a few words with the mom to possibly convince her to transport with us, Heidi Kaffe.
01:32
She's going to take the patient to the hospital in her private vehicle, which is due to the nature of the call.
01:38
Chief Complaint, me, and Syncope.
01:39
We were hoping the physician might have a few words with the mom to possibly convince her to accept transport with us.
01:44
Heidi Kauphi.
01:46
Thank you for the general consult.
01:48
Based on the activation of the M.S.
01:50
And his patient says that we would recommend the hospital.
01:56
I'm sorry, Hopkin.
01:57
You broke up there.
01:58
Can you repeat that last, that last message?
02:01
Mr. Hawkinsky, thank you for the thorough consult.
02:03
Based on GMS activation and this patient's assessment, we would recommend them being seen at the local hospital.
02:11
Dr. Hawkinson, we appreciate the consult.
02:14
At this time, I think the mother's going to just take the patient to the local emergency room or urgent care.
02:21
We're not going to transport, and we're going to be clear unless you have anything further.
02:25
No, medic, thank you for your care.
02:27
If anything changes, if you could free consult.
02:31
All right, that sounds good, Hawkmans.
02:32
We are going to be clear.
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Location mentioned:
Orleans St, Baltimore, MD 21287
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