Child evaluated for tic-like behavior, Escondido CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded near Citracado Parkway in Escondido for a 10-year-old exhibiting abnormal behavior similar to past tic-like episodes. The child was evaluated by paramedics and found stable with normal vital signs. The parent declined ambulance transport after receiving medical advice.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Need 10-year-old male.
00:01
Chief complaints of having old behaviors before AMA.
00:04
When you're ready for start.
00:07
Okay, go ahead.
00:08
I'm ready for your story.
00:11
Two is the final thing.
00:15
Well,
00:17
this is 2010.
00:18
He said he began to have some tics.
00:24
According to family as well, the patient does have a history of tics.
00:27
Patient's parents stated that the patient's behavior was similar to recent tics but not with the color change today.
00:37
After that, all behavior happened.
00:38
The patient went immediately back to baseline.
00:47
Upon further assessment of the patient, when we arrived on scene, he was acting normally per (name withheld).
00:51
Patient denied or was negative for any incontinence.
00:55
Patient is negative for any oral trauma.
00:58
Patient is negative for any plus sickle state.
01:02
(Name withheld) also stated patient has no recent flu symptoms.
01:09
Patient is breathing approximately twenty-six times a minute, full and effective lung sounds.
01:14
Air is moving all four extremities, oriented times four, GCS of 15.
01:19
Patient's skin tones are pink, warm, and dry.
01:21
A heart rate of 102, oxygen saturation at 97 percent on room air.
01:25
Blood sugar of 124 as well as an axillary temperature of 96.4.
01:31
After further assessment and advising the (name withheld) for transport, the family declined and had their plan.
01:38
Children immediately to get the patient for further evaluation.
01:47
The patient's parents were alert and oriented.
01:50
They're not impaired by any drugs or alcohol.
01:52
They are capable to refuse care.
01:54
They've been advised that 911 can be reactivated anytime.
01:57
They've been advised of the risk in complications.
01:59
No treatment, no transfer up to and including death.
02:01
We have our patient assigned to AMA.
02:03
Is there a second clear for you?
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Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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