Medical team treats possible overdose at hospital, Wilmington DE
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Drug ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel at Wilmington Hospital responded to a possible overdose involving a man in his mid-fifties. The patient was reported unresponsive with pinpoint pupils and seizure-like activity. Medics administered Narcan and monitored his vital signs, which remained stable during transport to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hi, Wilmington's paramedic candidate (number withheld) off of medic four.
00:03
I have an approximately 55 year old male, possible overdose.
00:08
How do you copy?
00:11
Overdose, go ahead.
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Approximately 55 year old male was brought up to the station reported to have seizure like activity.
00:23
He was unresponsive for us when we got here.
00:25
He remained stiff.
00:27
Pupils were pinpoint.
00:28
Our BLS administered a total of 3 mg of Narcan intranasal.
00:35
His breathing is adequate for us right now.
00:38
Heart rate of eighty-one.
00:40
Sinus normal, oxygen saturation ninety-five percent on room air.
00:45
His blood pressure of one hundred forty-seven over seventy-six.
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Our ETA is approximately 2 minutes out.
00:51
He's resting comfortably, waiting for a room on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
W 14th St, Wilmington, DE 19801
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