Female transported to hospital for seizures and intoxication, Milwaukee WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 36-year-old female to the Veterans Affairs hospital for pseudo-seizures and alcohol intoxication after being discharged earlier the same day.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee WI EMS-Talk Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Good evening, Com, I'd want to go to the VA, case number of whiskey at (number withheld), coming in with a 36-year-old female coming from home today,
00:10
chief complaint of pseudo-seizures and alcohol intoxication, patient whiskey this morning with the same issue and discharge this afternoon,
00:17
re-consumed alcohol, and is now headed back up to the VA.
00:21
I have a set of levels of blood pressure of 162, over 100, Pulse 100, and regular.
00:27
GCS 15, A&O x4.
00:30
Rest rate of 18,
00:33
setting 100% at room air with a blood sugar of 97.
00:36
That is 97.
00:37
We'll be to the VA in five.
00:39
Any questions or concerns for us?
00:42
Any such you've seen at the VA earlier today?
00:46
That's the front of she was taken up by us at about 10 o'clock and then discharge this afternoon.
00:53
I copy. I'll go ahead and let the VA know.
00:55
Thank you.
00:57
Not one copies.
00:58
Thank you very much.
00:59
Have a great night.
01:01
Thank you, you too.
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Location mentioned:
W National Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53295
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