Senior man transported after fainting and fall, Frisco TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics in Frisco responded to a seventy-one-year-old man who fainted and fell near Lebanon Rd. He was conscious, stable, and transported to Baylor Centennial Hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Collin TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medcom from Frisco Medic Three with a patient care report.
00:04
Medcom from Frisco Medic Three with a patient care report.
00:09
Frisco three, go ahead.
00:10
Frisco three this is paramedic Jones.
00:13
We are en route to Baylor Centennial.
00:16
On board I have a seventy-one year old male in a Ford GCS 15.
00:20
Chief complaint is going to be a syncopal episode with a fall, no blood thinners, no oxygen.
00:27
LOC or with no blood thinners, positive LOC.
00:31
We've got a 20 gauge IV to the right hand.
00:34
Vitals are as follows.
00:36
78 showing sinus rhythm on tele, 97% room air, blood sugar of 113, blood pressure of 102 over 60.
00:47
We are approximately four to five minutes out from Baylor Centennial.
00:52
Do you have any questions?
00:55
When (name withheld) had the syncopal episode, did (name withheld) strike (name withheld)'s head at all?
00:59
Negative backstrike.
01:01
Sounds good.
01:02
I'll notify Centennial.
01:03
Also have four to five out.
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Location mentioned:
Lebanon Rd, Frisco, TX 75035
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