95-year-old woman with dementia treated for weakness and vomiting, Encinitas CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 95-year-old woman with dementia experienced weakness and vomiting. She was found in her bed, weaker than usual, with a history of recent decline. Emergency responders are treating her for possible sepsis and transporting her to Scripps Encinitas Hospital for further care.
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
Tri-City, R.A.
00:01
(number withheld).
00:03
Good morning.
00:04
This is Tri-City at 840.
00:07
Tri-City, R-A-(number withheld).
00:09
We've got a run number for you today, (number withheld).
00:13
Again, (number withheld).
00:17
You've got a mild status for a 95-year-old female patient going to Scripps Encinitas today.
00:23
It's about 15 minutes.
00:27
As far as she can point today for this patient, it's going to be vomiting.
00:31
Sounds like for the daughter-on-team patient has had a history of dementia, when over the past couple weeks she has been kind of slowly declining from her norm becoming weaker and weaker.
00:42
Up until today, she ended up urinating herself in her bed, which was the first time she's done that, and she just presented weaker than usual to the daughter-on-teen, and she had a couple episodes of vomiting.
00:54
It sounded like normal.
00:55
Summon contents, no blood associated with that, leading to the 911 activation.
01:02
For us, the patient was found in a dupine position, tracking upon verbal contact in her breath, breathing about 20 times a minute, full and effective clear lungs, starting 98% on room air.
01:13
She's A&O times 1 right now, that is her baseline to herself.
01:17
She does have that history of dementia.
01:19
Eyes right now are spontaneous in tracking.
01:21
She does have motor function, all four extremities.
01:24
Went ahead and into the stroke scale, she is negative on that stroke scale.
01:28
As far as her set of...
01:29
signs have a plus pressure of 162 over 91, 162 over 91, heart rate is 81, normal sinus rhythm on the monitors, ensigns pink, warm, and dry.
01:38
Got a sugar free of 184, 184, and a temperature of 94.
01:42
And a temperature of 94.7.
01:45
Again, a patient does have a history of dementia, no known allergies, the medications, and she's currently compliant with all of her medications.
01:52
As far as treatment today, I went ahead and established an 18-gauge, or 20-gauge in the patient's right AC.
01:58
We're currently giving her 500 milliliters, this kind of treating for sepsis right now.
02:03
With that, we also are going to give, or we gave 4 milligrams of Zillin via IV just due to that vomiting.
02:09
Nothing else anticipated at this time.
02:11
We're just monitoring her status up until we get through Scripps Encinitas.
02:14
Again, it takes about eight minutes now.
02:16
Is there anything else I can get for you, Tri-City?
02:20
(number withheld), I copied that report.
02:22
All that ends, and you'll be pulling up shortly, and we can clear 842.
02:26
You guys have a good morning.
02:29
Thank you, you too, Trite City.
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Location mentioned:
Santa Fe Dr, Encinitas, CA 92024
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