Possible alcohol-related medical emergency at St. Luke's, Milwaukee WI
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to St. Luke’s Hospital for a possible alcohol-related medical issue involving an adult male who appeared disoriented after drinking. The patient was alert and obeying commands but had difficulty responding to questions. Vital signs were stable, and no further complications were noted during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee WI EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Minute go.
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Nine eight and the St.
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St. Luke's, run number (number withheld) en route with a forty-eight year old male chief complaint of altered after alcohol consumption.
00:19
Currently, 802 is alert and following commands but not really answering questions for us.
00:27
Did consume large amounts of alcohol this evening.
00:31
No other complaints.
00:33
He is Spanish-speaking only.
00:35
VP 156, 102,
00:38
Pulse of 120, regular rhythm.
00:42
Respiratory rate of 18, non-labored, with clear lung sounds.
00:46
Glucose 250.
00:50
ETA's about 3 minutes.
00:52
Any further questions? No other interventions.
00:56
No sir, back to nine.
00:57
Actually, you got a GCS?
01:01
I'm gonna go 11 right now.
01:04
Copy that, back to nine and have a great day.
01:08
Thank you too, sir.
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W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215
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