Stroke symptoms and seizure transport near W Belvedere Ave, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, eMS is transporting a 56-year-old male near W Belvedere Ave who appears to have stroke symptoms including seizure activity and right side weakness. The patient has a history of stroke and shows altered speech, right gaze deviation, and weakness. Vital signs indicate elevated blood pressure and initial rapid heart rate. The patient may require urgent medical care at Sinai Hospital.
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
Baltimore County Center, Mike 56 on 224 for Sinai.
00:04
Hi.
00:07
This is Baltimore County, Medics 56.
00:08
Rouse to your facility is a priority 1 stroke alert.
00:11
How do you copy? And fine, this is Plummer County, Medic 56.
00:16
I'm currently around to your facility with an ETA, approximately 10 to 12 minutes, with a 56-year-old, priority-one stroke alert.
00:22
Last well-known time was 745 this evening.
00:26
(Name withheld) states they were doing some coding skills as patient has had a stroke a year ago in August and has a little bit of deficit with the right side and some speech articulation and cognitive, so they work on it nightly and then notice that he was having difficulties with his right hand.
00:41
Hand worse than he normally does and then noticed he was having some speech problems.
00:46
First also noticed that he started to shake and seizure-like activity in that right hand and then he fell backwards into the couch and seized full body for a few minutes and then became unresponsive and had urinated on himself.
00:59
On our arrival, he was a little combative and wasn't aware of what was going on and then started speaking and just answering yes to questions and (name withheld) says to speech.
01:11
Or abnormal than normal.
01:13
What we are noticing that he has the right side of gaze with his eyes, the right side.
01:17
He's got his head turned to the right as well when you talk to him.
01:20
He'll move it, but he doesn't move it otherwise.
01:23
When you ask both raise his left leg, he's raising his right leg,
01:27
and the opposite as well.
01:30
Pupil seems a little bit bigger on the right side as well.
01:33
Has a history of the stroke, like I said,
01:35
takes a little bit of medications, no blood thinners.
01:39
Vital signs, BP 180 of 86, heart rate initially of 130, standing 87% on room air.
01:46
It's currently up to 96 on 4 liters on room air.
01:51
The 87 wasn't...
01:52
accurate.
01:53
D-stick of 96, 96 was done a 12 lead to shining a stack with no F.E.
01:59
elevation or depression and title of 29.
02:02
I have an IV established and we're just going to continue to monitor and call a rival again.
02:08
10 to 15 minutes.
02:10
Sinai Topi, see you at Arama.
02:11
Please, please recall, I'm necessary.
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Location mentioned:
W Belvedere Ave, Baltimore, MD 21215
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