Elderly man transported after fainting at local store, Columbus OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an 89-year-old man fainted briefly at a local store and was transported by EMS to Riverside hospital. He has a history of stroke and was stable with no current neurological problems.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Orange Township Medic 361 to Riverside ER.
00:04
Warren Township, this is Riverside, go ahead.
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Good afternoon, Riverside.
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This is Orange Township Medic 361.
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We're currently on the inbound to your guys' facility with an 89-year-old male patient.
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He was at a local store when he began just kind of pass out a little bit.
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Possible TIA chief complaint.
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He had a stroke December 10th.
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He's currently sitting on the cot,
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acting normal to self.
00:31
They had times four GCS of 15.
00:34
He's got 18 gauge and 11.
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They see vitals are seventy-five and SpO2 ninety-five percent on three liters via nasal cannula, and the most recent blood pressure is 100 and twenty-four over 80.
00:47
He does take a normal aspirin every day, but no other medications since the last trip.
00:53
No further questions or orders have been at your facility about five six 300 and sixty-one.
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Just to confirm, the patient currently has no neurological deficits.
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Is that correct?
01:06
Correct. He's got a zero at the square.
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Copy. We'll see when we get here or clear.
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Location mentioned:
Olentangy River Rd, Columbus, OH 43214
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