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Seizure in a 7-year-old Boy
He is actively seizing when EMS arrives. Mother says this happens once a year, about the same time. Details, in the video.
A 7-year-old boy is in active seizure upon EMS arrival. Mother states he seizes about 1x/yr. On exam, extremities shaking, no signs of extension/flexion; aspiration sounds noted. HR, 127 bpm; RR, 30; BP, 128/59; SpOâ, 88%. Midazolam, O2 administered on site to good effect. In transit, right-sided gaze bilaterally; ALOC; GCS 4/1/1.
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