Patient with cardiac arrest after suspected oxycodone overdose, Princeton MN
Medical EmergencyThe patient suffered cardiac arrest after a suspected oxycodone overdose. Emergency responders applied an AED shock, administered epinephrine and Narcan, and managed the airway with an i-gel device. Vital signs included pulse of 118, blood pressure 94/55, and oxygen saturation at 100%.
Audio|Source: Mille Lacs County Fire
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Transcript:
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Transporting 1, Code 3[1], Fairview Northland, and we do have a rider with us.
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Code 3[1] and a rider.
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Okay,
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I'm on station information.
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ETA 8 minutes coming in Code 3[1] with a Colter.
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2,0004500, copy jail by number.
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2210.
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William (number withheld).
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Happy.
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and then he went into cardiac arrest.
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He had one shock by an AED prior to our arrival.
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He sent two doses of Epi and one of Narcan.
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This is a suspected overdose on about 15 to 25 milligram oxycodones.
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Currently, his pulse is 118, blood pressure 94 over 55, 12-lead was negative,
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end title is 45, standing at 100%. Do have an eye gel in place in bagging him.
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Blood sugar was 194.
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Is there anything else I can tell you right now?
Police codes explained
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Code 3: Emergency response; proceed with lights and siren
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Location mentioned:
Near Northland Dr, Princeton, MN 55371
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