Man with low blood sugar treated near Valley Dr in Lansing, Lansing KS
Medical EmergencyFire units responded to a 52-year-old man near Valley Dr in Lansing who had low blood sugar and was combative. The patient was semi-alert and breathing normally. Responders gave him liquid glucose, orange juice, and chocolate milk to help raise his blood sugar. He may have taken too much insulin earlier that day. The incident was treated on site.
Audio|Source: Leavenworth County Volunteer Fire Dispatch
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9101 Lansing City Fire available Lansing Unit, 52-year-old male, low blood sugar, between 30 and 40.
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Breathing normally is semi-alert, patient is combative, 91 correction,
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2-27 Valley Drive, near Valley Dr, 52-year-old male, low blood sugar,
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blood sugar, blood sugar between 30 and 40,
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breathing normally is semi-alert, is combative.
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9101, Lansing City Fire, Lansing Unit, 958.
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Dispatch engine 562.
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562.
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562. All the engines to be clear to call and I is now be your route to Valley.
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Run number 1197, 1197.
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1197.
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1197, thank you.
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Fire units in route to Valley Drive, Cross Street, Oak Ridge Street, and Crestfew Street.
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Units en route to Valley Drive patient possibly took too much insulin this morning.
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Collar has given patients 15 grams of liquid glucose, a gloss and a half of orange juice, and half-fat chocolate milk.
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And then what the blood sugar for Atlanta is reading?
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Thank you guys.
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10-0-1-hour
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Dispatch 569
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569 Show me in Route near Valley Dr
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10-0-charge
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dispatch
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5655 Lascene Valley 10-0-0-10 charge
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Dispatch engine 562.
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562.
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Roll and C.
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703 hours.
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Near Valley Dr, Lansing, KS 66043
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