Medical emergency near Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical personnel responded near Grossmont Center Dr in La Mesa for a possible stroke. A woman with a history of stroke was found intermittently unconscious with altered mental status and shallow breathing. First responders provided assisted ventilation before transport to the hospital.
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03:33
Transcript:
00:00
Priority has mistaken me for a forty-six year old female chief complaint today.
00:03
It's going to be altered mental status.
00:06
Man,
00:12
what's up?
00:14
Oh, just one second, we had a status change.
00:17
I'm gonna reach back out to you right now.
00:20
All right, I'll keep the line open and I'll be ready for you.
00:28
Medic two, you can go ahead.
00:31
Copy, thank you.
00:32
You guys are fine. Yeah, so medic to respond as prior residence, forty-six-year-old female.
00:36
She claims going to be altered mental status.
00:38
That sounds like according to family, last seen almost going to be at midnight.
00:44
According to family, she was using drugs and alcohol.
00:47
Or some alcohol and marijuana earlier tonight.
00:52
They say they went in checked on her around.
00:56
Three thirty this morning, and then they saw that she was not acting appropriately.
01:01
She was just having some aphasia, difficulty saying words, and then out of consciousness.
01:10
Arriving on scene, we found the patient laying in a flatbed or recumbent position.
01:14
She initially had a GCS of three.
01:17
She wasn't responding to any verbal response.
01:19
She didn't shortly wake up and just she's been having some aphasias along.
01:27
She's having some aphasia along with difficulty following commands.
01:32
She's been in and out of consciousness.
01:35
She's been awake for about two minutes long, and then she'll go back unconscious and not respond to any painful stimuli.
01:45
You know, when she's awake, she's breathing at eighteen and 98 percent on room air.
01:51
She's alert times zero right now.
01:53
She's only getting the word stroke with some moderate aphasia.
01:59
Baseline is alert times three.
02:01
As far as stroke scale, she does have a prior stroke and she has right-sided deficits.
02:07
We didn't notice any deficits on the right side.
02:10
On the left side, sorry.
02:14
Her blood pressure is 126 over 93.
02:17
Heart rate is at ninety-five.
02:19
She had a blood sugar of eighty-five and temperature of 97.6.
02:25
She's on blood thinners but has been off of those for about five days now due to recent dental issues.
02:37
She may need IV access, we are assisting ventilations right now.
02:42
She's back to being unconscious, breathing approximately eight times a minute with shallow respirations.
02:52
I'll be about five minutes at your facility.
02:54
Let me know if we can get you anything else.
02:56
Our fast ED support is going to be with a moderate patient.
03:02
Alrighty, I copy all of that.
03:04
Hey, I just need a heart rate and a rhythm from you guys.
03:06
And then did you notice any trauma on the scene? Does she have any outward signs of trauma or bleeding?
03:14
Negative. She's negative for any outward signs of trauma.
03:23
All righty, I will go ahead and place the patient on the board.
03:27
With the patient's mentation and respirations, we're going to have to get them into a room prior to activating a stroke.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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