Man transported for meth withdrawal treatment
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Hey, this is Mike One Eleven.
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We're looking to go to Kaiser San Marcos.
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Units are open with about a twenty-five minute ETA.
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This is from Oceanside Medical.
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Twenty-eight-year-old male, chief complaint today is going to be drug withdrawals.
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Case number is (number withheld) .
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Again, (number withheld) .
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Story goes, patient states he last used meth about three days ago.
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Since then, he's been having some withdrawals,
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saying he's just kind of having a hard time falling asleep.
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He hasn't complained of any other symptoms that.
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As of right now, just saying he wants to get checked in and transported to a hospital just to get checked into a program.
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As of right now, patient is breathing full infected side, ninety-eight percent on room air, responding questions appropriately, A0 times four GCS of 15 .
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As of right now, patient is at three, he is moving all motor functions.
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As per patient final signs right now, he has a heart rate eighty-seven, sinus rhythm on the monitor, satting at a ninety-eight percent on room air, blood pressure of 100 and forty-six over ninety-four.
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As right now, we just have patient placed in position for comfort.
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Not looking for any further treatment.
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Let me just downgrade this to the medic 111 EMT.
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History of any meds upon arrival or anything else I can get for you?
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Those vitals are all within normal range.
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Sorry about that. Copy that. Last heart rate again was 85.
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Sinus rhythm on the monitor.
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Sat in at 99% on room air.
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Blood pressure of 146 over 94.
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First rate.
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First rate of 16.
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Clear. I'll notify
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Kaiser San Marcos.
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You guys will be there in about 20 to 25 minutes.
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Otherwise, we'll be there.
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Copy that. Thank you.
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