Paramedics transport elderly man with sepsis to hospital, Castro Valley CA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics are transporting a 65-year-old man with sepsis, altered mental status, fever, liver cancer, and diabetes to Eden Medical Center. The patient's condition has worsened over several days.
Audio|Heard on: Alameda CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good afternoon, Eden.
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This is medic 327.
00:02
We're coming to you with a code 3 sepsis alert.
00:04
ETA is about 8 minutes.
00:06
On board, we have a 65-year-old male coming from home.
00:10
History of liver cancer.
00:11
He is altered right now.
00:13
Base point GCS is 15.
00:14
We've currently got him at a GCS of 5.
00:16
His mental status has been progressively going down the past few days, but normally it has been a GCS of 14, currently out of 5.
00:25
March it was today.
00:26
His baseline normal was Friday, this past Friday.
00:29
He's got a temperature 101.5.
00:32
Other vitals are as follows.
00:33
We have a pressure of 129 over 81.
00:35
Respirations 24.
00:37
He is 97% on 2 liters being enabled cannula.
00:40
Heart rate is 112, blood sugar is 350, history of diabetes.
00:43
Again, we'll be there about 8 minutes.
00:45
Howdy copy?
00:52
Eden, Medic 327, just confirming if you copy our code 3 passes ring down.
00:57
We copy.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Chabot Rd, Castro Valley, CA 94546
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