Man slips on ice and falls on hip in Cudahy, Cudahy WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 57-year-old man slipped on ice near South Shore in Cudahy and fell on his right hip. He is experiencing severe hip pain but is able to walk. The patient is homeless and intoxicated. He has a recent history of pneumonia. Vital signs are stable, and he is being transported to South Shore hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee WI EMS-Talk Group Calls
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Transcript:
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142 is going to South Shore case number CU-2502-914.
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Interrupt with a 57-year-old male chief complaint today is going to be a fall.
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He was walking, slipped on some ice, fell on his right hip.
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Complaints of 9 out of 10 pain.
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He was ambulatory, able to walk, no shortening or rotation was noted.
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The patient is homeless, has a fracture of eight layers of chlorozoan.
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As far as we can tell,
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we are unable to assess all the way down, but no deformities, no pain on palpation.
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ETOHs is on board.
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Let's have a history of...
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Pneumonia that was treated for recently,
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but has recovered.
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Last out of us, I got 126 over 89, heart rate of 88, rest rate 18,
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98% on room air.
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GCS is 15, AOx4, blood glucose of 118.
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ETA to South Shore is going to be less than two.
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Any further questions?
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Location mentioned:
S Lake Dr, Cudahy, WI 53110
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