Medical team assists patient during seizure near Christiana Hospital, Newark DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel assisted a male patient experiencing a seizure near Christiana Hospital in Newark, Delaware. The patient appeared confused and pale and was receiving fluids while being transported to the emergency department. The individual has a history of a previous seizure and had not recently taken prescribed medications. The incident appears to have been managed without additional complications.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
This is happening at the permit, we spent about 40 minutes out.
00:03
(name withheld), seizure, howdy-hutting?
00:06
Cesar, go ahead.
00:09
Seizure lasting approximately 2 minutes per bystanders.
00:12
That was whole-body in nature.
00:15
Patient reportedly had one seizure before, about 3 years ago.
00:18
Patient takes prescription medications, but has not taken them recently.
00:24
Patient appears confused and pale, mildly diaphoretic.
00:29
This is a sign of TAC 106, 93% on room air.
00:32
Pressure was 104 and pulse, just giving them some fluids now.
00:37
Who goes to 85? I'm not requesting anything, just giving you a heads up.
00:40
You have 4 to 5 minutes.
00:41
Staying back.
00:43
Sorry, was that 5 minutes, like 4 to 5 minutes or 45?
00:49
4 to 5 minutes.
00:52
All right, we'll see you guys when you get here.
00:55
I will let triage know you're coming.
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Location mentioned:
Ogletown Stanton Rd, Newark, DE 19718
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