Elderly man with altered consciousness after possible stroke
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We're contacting you guys today for a stroke consultation.
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Seeing if you are going to want to activate this patient.
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Again, we're going to go to Kaiser Claremont.
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Not if you do decide to activate for the stroke, we're going to go to Sharp Chula.
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That would be our closest.
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Let us know if both hospitals are available and if you are clear for report.
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Open for stroke, but go ahead with the report and we can go from there.
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Okay, thank you.
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Your run number is going to be CV Chula Vista 26019828 .
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It's going to be for an eighty-seven, that's eighty-seven year old male.
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Approximate weight is going to be about 160 pounds.
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Chief complaint today is going to be altered level of consciousness.
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Break.
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Got called out to a Kaiser facility here in Bonita.
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Talked to the dr.
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. They stated that the patient has had an altered level of consciousness since he has been in the facility.
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Spoke to the family on scene.
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Family on scene stated that the patient has had multiple strokes.
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Patient's last stroke was one month ago.
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Family stated that the patient does take eliquis, was seen in the hospital for a stroke, and has current left-sided deficits that are currently with the patient at all times.
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Patient altered level of consciousness, anoxic brain.
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Oranged the place.
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Unable to follow most commands.
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Stroke assessment was inconclusive due to the patient being altered and unable to follow most commands.
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We got some eye movement and some head nodding, but we're unable to complete a full FAST ED due to the increased altered level of consciousness.
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Last known well time is going to be yesterday evening around 17:00 .
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Family said the patient was a lot more alert yesterday.
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However, when they came in to do a checkup today, the patient just became a lot more altered.
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Al tered .
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