Man collapses at home but regains consciousness, Davenport IA
Medical EmergencyA 69-year-old man collapsed at home but did not lose full consciousness. He felt weak and nauseous before falling but showed no serious injuries. His medical history includes diabetes and high blood pressure. Emergency responders monitored his vital signs and condition at the scene.
Audio|Source: Davenport and Quad Cities Metro Police, Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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On board, I've been a 69-year-old meal to you complain today of a non-traumatic fall with a possible single episode. A patient was standing up in their kitchen. They suddenly felt weak, nauseous, witnesses that they collapsed or the thud. Whatever, the patient, they weren't totally responsive, but they didn't completely pass out and very hard to stir.
00:24
found the patient on the ground on the back, no head neck back injury, or anything like that note. The patient actually really doesn't have any complaints, but he's a little weak, diaphoretic, and has a little response. These are a history of diabetes, hypertension, herd, cholesterol issues. I've got a medication list on board with us, and their own allergies are reported. Current set of idols I've got for you, retaking the blood pressure at this time.
00:52
I got a heart rate in the 60s, so it's sinus, occasional TPC is noted. I did 4123-2, I can transmit it if you guys with like. Restoration is about 14, non-labor is 95% on remair with a blood sugar of 132, that's 132. Still working on a pressure right now. The patient is A&4, GCS 15, short scale, negative. I do have 20 gauge established in patients left, a C, nothing given to be IV at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Near W 4th St, Davenport, IA 52801
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