Medic transports patient after accidental overdose, Frisco TX
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As discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics in Frisco transported a 37-year-old person to Baylor Centennial Hospital after the individual accidentally overdosed on epilepsy medication. The patient's vital signs were stable during transport, and emergency personnel administered treatment en route.
Audio|Heard on: Collin TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Frisco Medic Three,
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we are en route to Baylor Centennial on board.
00:04
I've got a 37-year-old (name withheld), 1004 GCS 15.
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Chief complaint is going to be an accidental overdose of epilepsy medication.
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We've got a 20 gauge at the right hand.
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Vital signs are within normal limits.
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We're approximately 5 min out to Baylor Centennial.
00:26
Give me questions for me.
00:29
Hey, what epileptic med and can you give me just a few vitals to pass along?
00:35
Heart rate seventy-six showing sinus rhythm on tele was ninety-six percent on room air.
00:42
Down to eighty-eight, we're bringing up but aren't supposed.
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End-tidal is thirty-four, twenty-two respirations.
00:49
Blood pressure is currently cycling.
00:51
Last one was 113, number sixty-five.
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And then we've also given her 4 mg of medication.
00:58
It's a combination of three medications from their med list.
01:05
I have it, the passenger has it up front while I have it for the hospital.
01:10
Okay, copy that.
01:11
I'll notify Centennial by now.
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Location mentioned:
Lebanon Rd, Frisco, TX 75035
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