Female patient treated for alcohol-related seizures, Fayetteville AR
Medical EmergencyA 21-year-old female had seizures caused by heavy alcohol drinking. She was treated with medication, stopped seizing, and was semi-conscious but stable when taken to Washington Regional hospital.
Audio|Source: Northwest Arkansas State and Local Police
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Good evening, Washington Regional, symptomatic ones, and by your facility non-emerging with a 21-2-1-year-old female, 2.8, and be seizures.
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A patient was at a house tonight. My standards reported the patient had been drinking a large amount of alcohol.
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It stated that the patient went into convulsions and was unable to get her out of it. It's not known if the patient has any seizure history.
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Bystanders on scene, we're not very good historians, but we've administered approximately 7.5 milligrams of...
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First set, that's 7.5 milligrams of first set. Patient is not seizing anymore. She is somulant. Able to be aroused with some painful stimuli, but a patient's showing a heart rate of 100 is at 98% on room air.
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Last one, first was 105 of over 52 with a TBG of 102.
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We have a sealed in about six to seven minutes. Thank you for any further.
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Near N Northhills Blvd, Fayetteville, AR 72703
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