64-year-old man unresponsive then combative during transport

Heard on: Humboldt County Law, Fire and EMS - Eureka and North

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Paramedic Dolce coming from RMH with a 64, 64 year old male.

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Chief complaint, unresponsive.

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Did you guys already receive report on him? He's going to med center, silly.

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We have not received a report, but we can alert Med-Surg.

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Is the patient arriving?

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I just wanted to update Med-Surg (name withheld).

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There's been a change in status.

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He's been unresponsive for the past 5 h .

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However, in route, he did wake up and was combative and had a GCS of about 12, unintelligible words.

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And we did have to restrain and sedate him because he was ripping off his oxygen and tried to remove out of his IV.

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His vitals are currently stable.

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One hundred and one over sixty-two, normal sinus to sinus.

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Brady fifty-six to sixty-four.

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SpO2 ninety-five percent on two liters via nasal cannula.

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We have 1 mg of rocuronium on board and we're about eight and a half.

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We will update Smith River (name withheld) and we'll see you when you get here.

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Thank you, Smith.

7/30/2026 01:37 PM

Medical Emergency

Renner Dr, Fortuna, CA 95540

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 64-year-old male was initially unresponsive for about five hours and then became combative while being transported to a medical center near Renner Drive. The patient was restrained and sedated. Vital signs were stable during transit.