Toddler with pneumonia taken to hospital, Fort Worth TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an EMS crew in Fort Worth transported a 21‑month‑old female experiencing breathing difficulties due to RSV and multifocal pneumonia. The patient's condition was stable on oxygen during transport to Cook Children's Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Cook Children's, Fort Worth Medic 20, Priority 3 traffic.
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This is Cook, go ahead.
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Cook Children's, this is Fort Worth Medic 20.
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I'm arrived to your location, Priority 3.
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About 4 min out coming from Pulaski with a 21-month-old female.
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She is acting appropriately for her age.
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She's working a little hard to breathe.
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Recently diagnosed with multifocal pneumonia.
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With RSV, oxygen saturation on scene was 79%.
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Currently we've got an SpO2 of 93%, heart rate is 118.
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We have a treatment of albuterol in progress.
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Oxygen is supported by four liters nasal cannula, and we will be there in approximately three to four minutes.
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Blood sugar was 97.
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She has a history of Down syndrome and has had pneumonia like this before.
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Any questions?
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No questions.
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See you arrival.
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Location mentioned:
7th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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