Medic transports infant with weakness to hospital, South San Francisco CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics transported a one-year-old female from her home in South San Francisco to Kaiser South San Francisco Hospital due to weakness, diarrhea, mild fever, and a brief breathing difficulty episode. The patient was stable upon transport with normal lung sounds and vital signs within acceptable ranges.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Kaiser South San Francisco, San Mateo Medic 45, Code 2, be there in about 6 minutes.
00:04
One-year-old female from home, increasing weakness and diarrhea.
00:09
More loose stools over the last week or so.
00:11
She also had a brief episode today of some difficulty breathing and possibly choked on some medicine.
00:18
Lung sounds are clear.
00:19
She is in no respiratory distress currently.
00:22
Last set of vitals I got for you, 98 over 54.
00:25
Pulse is 112.
00:26
It's eight pips on the twelve lead with her.
00:29
Oxygen saturation 96 percent room air and a blood sugar of 91, minor grade fever, maybe 99.8.
00:38
She is alert with a GCS of 14, which is baseline.
00:41
It's not any further, code two in about 5 minutes now.
00:43
How do you copy?
00:45
I have it.
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Location mentioned:
El Camino Real, South San Francisco, CA 94080
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