Man with chills and fever treated at Freedom Ranch
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Respond, medic 47, for an MA.
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Are you ready for a report? Respond, medic 47.
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Yeah, go ahead, medic 47.
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Our number is going to be (number withheld).
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We're out to Freedom Ranch for a 43-year-old male, approximately 150 pounds.
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Chief complaint today is going to be chills and feeling ill.
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Patient
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is awake, alert, and oriented times four.
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Mental status times four.
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Patient's chief complaint is more just chills than anything else with some body aches.
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We had started treatment on the patient.
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They engaged with AC, gave him 1000 mg of normal saline and then a thousand milligrams of acetaminophen.
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Patient states that he feels good.
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He doesn't feel like he needs to be transported to the hospital.
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Plans to stay here at the facility with the care staff.
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Patient is awake, oriented, and alert.
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He's able to make his own medical decisions.
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Is not impaired by any drugs or alcohol.
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And we'll understand the risks associated with including death.
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Patient states he feels fine to stay by himself.
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As far as vital signs, heart rate was 100 , zero blood sugar 01:20 over 73 , shouting at 3 % on room air,
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breathing at a rate of 16 when we had to clear home effective.
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The attempt was initially 103 , and then the last retake of the temp was 102 .
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That's 102 .
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Additional blood sugar is 01:25 .
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Can I get you anything else?
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So I copy. I would highly encourage them to get evaluated and transported.
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You are at the 15 .
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That is a non-impairment situation.
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Your animal, the rest of the consequences,
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including lifelong injuries, including your death.
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