Elderly male with sepsis and ulcers transported to hospital

Heard on: Monongalia WV WVU Med D (Hospital) Group Calls

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664928 . En route to Winchester Medical Center from EA Hawse Nursing Home, Baker.

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A 79 year old male.

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Staff called for lethargy and worsening of wounds.

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Does have various decubitus ulcers as well as pressure wounds in various stages including some with significant tissue necrosis.

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Does meet sepsis criteria for us.

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Initial pressure was 90 .

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Eight over fifty-eight was mildly hypoxic.

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Room air saturation is 90 % .

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Was febrile as well with a temperature of one to 1.5 .

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He's got bilateral eighteen's.

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Has received 800 of IV Tylenol as well as a 500 fluid bolus.

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Current vitals: pressure is 106 over fifty-six.

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A-fib on the monitor.

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A-fib's not a new onset for him.

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The rate there is varying from the fifties to low seventies.

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Four liters nasal cannula.

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He's at ninety-eight percent.

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In tidal capnography.

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Twenty-six glucose value of 170 GCS of 14 , heart rate.

7/20/2026 01:28 PM

Medical Emergency

Old West Virginia 55, Baker, WV 26801

Elderly male with sepsis and ulcers transported to hospital

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS reports an elderly man being transported from a nursing home in Baker to a hospital in Winchester for apparent sepsis, with multiple pressure ulcers, low blood pressure, fever, and known atrial fibrillation. His condition appears to have improved after fluids, oxygen, and medication during transport.

Elderly male with sepsis and ulcers transported to hospital

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