Paramedics transport man after seizure in Warren, Warren MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a report of an eighteen-year-old man having a seizure near E 10 Mile Rd in Warren, Michigan. Paramedics from Roseville Squad One assessed his condition and transported him to Henry Ford Warren Hospital. The patient was postictal but stable and had a known history of seizures.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Four to one, Henry Ford Warren Hospital Roseville Squad One, Priority Two.
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Henry Ford Warren Hospital.
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Henry Ford Warren Hospital, this is Roseville Squad One, County Priority Two with an eighteen-year-old male, chief complaint going to be a seizure.
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Seizure lasted probably around 3 minutes, according to his sister.
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Vital signs are as follows.
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Blood pressure 116 over sixty-eight.
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Also 100. Respiratory rate of 18.
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FCO two is negative.
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Ninety-six percent in room.
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Air, blood glucose is 154.
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Is anal times one GCS of four.
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Still confused.
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Still postictal.
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Does have history seizures.
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Takes medications before she was able to get the name for you.
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We're currently about five ten minutes away from there.
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Unit clear.
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We'll see on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
E 10 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48093
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