Child taken to hospital after possible fall, Palo Alto CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics transported a young child to Stanford Pediatric Emergency after a possible fall. The child briefly showed seizure-like activity but was alert and stable on arrival. No trauma or medical history was reported.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Good morning, Stanford AMR Medic Seven.
00:02
We're coming in code two.
00:04
ETA about eight to ten minutes on board.
00:06
We have a 4-year-old male had an unwitnessed possible fall.
00:14
He was found in the living room near a door by his (name withheld), who was in another room.
00:23
He was very somnolent.
00:26
When the (name withheld) picked him up, he had brief seizure-like activity lasting about 10 seconds.
00:33
Currently, he's alert.
00:35
He's very somnolent.
00:37
Pink, warm, and sort of clammy.
00:42
Blood pressure 128 over 64.
00:44
We have a 97 sinus.
00:47
O2 saturation 97% on room air.
00:50
Blood sugar 125.
00:52
Temperature 98.5.
00:55
Continuing 98.6 on the temperature; no signs of trauma.
00:59
No oral trauma, no history, no medications, no allergies.
01:05
So we're coming in code two, ETA about eight to ten.
01:08
Any copy?
01:11
Stanford copies, will see you at the pediatric ER.
01:16
Copy pediatrics.
01:18
Thanks.
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Location mentioned:
Pediatric Emergency Department, 900 Quarry Rd Ext, Palo Alto, CA 94304
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