Man with seizure and nose injury treated and transported, Columbia KY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a 56-year-old male having a seizure and a nose injury at a residence near West Highway 80 in Columbia, Kentucky. The patient was awake, alert, and stable before being transported to hospital room 103.
Audio|Heard on: Letcher County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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44 call in T.J.
00:01
Health, Columbia, here.
00:07
A 56-year-old male, uh, come home for left, seizure, front of arrival.
00:12
Patient was found to be awake, alert, oriented.
00:14
That counts four, per his normal, patient is going to have some special needs.
00:17
We have family here with us as well.
00:21
Patient does not appear to be postictal, according to the family.
00:23
He has his normal state at this time.
00:26
He does have an injury to his nose, according to the family, where he had been convulsing and hit the wall.
00:33
All of his vital with a normal limit, the fabric turned to back trying to get an IV.
00:37
The patient is not combative, but he...
00:39
I'm not getting an IV.
00:44
We're tired from 531 right now on West Highway 80.
00:49
We'll probably show about six or seven minutes away.
00:50
You request me if you have any other orders?
00:58
Transport to room 103 in the back.
01:05
Copy room 103.
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Location mentioned:
KY-80, Columbia, KY
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