Man treated for multiple seizures near El Camino Real, South San Francisco CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 32-year-old man was treated by paramedics for multiple seizures near El Camino Real in South San Francisco. He received medication and his vital signs were stabilized.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is Alpha Six Four Nine.
00:02
Hello, this is South San Francisco.
00:03
This is a medic 15.
00:05
We're inbound code three coming with a thirty-two year old male status seizure.
00:10
He's had I believe ten total in a row this morning,
00:16
lasting 30 s to a minute.
00:20
The last one was probably about 5 min ago.
00:25
He got 10 mg Versed intranasally per fire.
00:32
Which he hasn't had another seizure since, and his blood sugar is 100 and ninety-two.
00:39
Blood pressure is 100 and thirty-five over seventy-five currently.
00:42
Tachy at 112.
00:45
Entitled is 40 respirations or twenty-two.
00:50
Ninety-seven percent on 15 liters non-rebreather.
00:53
Working on IVU more for you upon arrival history of.
01:01
Do you have the medical record number?
01:05
Uh, let me see.
01:07
I can give you the name.
01:10
First name is (name withheld).
01:14
Last name is (name withheld).
01:26
(number withheld) is his MRN.
01:31
Non-arrival, you're out.
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Location mentioned:
El Camino Real, South San Francisco, CA 94080
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