Pediatric seizure at middle school bathroom, Hurlock MD
Medical EmergencyA female student at North Dorchester Middle School had an active seizure in the sixth grade hallway bathroom. She is not epileptic. Emergency medical services responded with a high priority.
Audio|Source: Dorchester County Fire and EMS
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Log 6.3. McComgo, ALS9, Station 6, the delayed ambulance response, pediatric seizures, private airway, North Dorchester Middle School.
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Delta response[1], MSOP 1, 1437.
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600, you can start by way.
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We're just going based off of our run sheet.
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Units in the 100 box area aren't due until
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Clarewock, 615, ambulance 111, subject (number withheld), near Thomas Way, Fleming Ridge Road, and Manor Lane.
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The response to my stops, 113-9.
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Store-test for my ex-116-10.
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Store-test for a minute, 6-hunter. Gov.
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You are responding to near Cloverdale Road at North Dorchester Middle School, pediatric seizures delta response.
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The patient is female.
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Reported to be conscious and breathing.
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However, at the time of call, she was still actively seizing.
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She is not epileptic.
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She will be located in the sixth grade hallway bathroom to the left as soon as you enter the building.
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Dispatch advised ambulance to come in the bus loop until you get.
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to the dispatch vehicle and they will get you in a side door.
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Delta response: High-priority EMS response for a potentially life-threatening medical emergency
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Location mentioned:
Near Cloverdale Rd, Hurlock, MD 21643
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