Elderly woman treated for nausea and low blood pressure, Eureka CA
Medical EmergencyMedical personnel responded to an elderly woman at a lodge in Eureka, California, who was experiencing nausea, vomiting, and low blood pressure. She had a single fainting episode and is receiving treatment including medication and fluids.
Audio|Source: Humboldt County Law, Fire and EMS - Eureka and North
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Transcript:
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Good morning, Code 2[1], medical.
00:07
Clear, G.I.
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All right about third, joy.
00:19
Hiro! I'm 81.
00:20
I'm right here for slave with the Code 2[1], Level 2, ALF strongly.
00:23
We've been 83-year-old female.
00:26
Cheap complaint of nausea, vomit.
00:30
The patient woke up at around 11 o'clock this evening, doing some indigestion.
00:38
And for her husband on the scene, patients had a thinkable event.
00:43
He caught there was no common involved.
00:48
Now her only complaint is the nausea vomit.
00:51
She's a little bit hypotensive at 92 over 62.
00:54
Her hard rate is showing APIB RVR on the monitor, bouncing between 115 and 150.
01:01
Starting in 97 on room air.
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She's a GCS of 15.
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We have given 4 milligrams of soap frame for the knowledge that I'm working on fluids for the exotension.
01:14
Her ALS will be at your record, torn about.
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Four minutes.
01:22
Can you clarify if patient had a single-level episode?
01:26
Yes,
01:29
the patient had a thinkable episode.
01:34
Is patient on blood centers?
01:42
Negative, patient is not on blood thinners.
01:51
Thank you. I'm timing on arrival.
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Code 2: Urgent response without lights and sirens (expedite, non-emergency)
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