Female patient unresponsive at dementia care facility, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a dementia care facility where a female patient became suddenly unresponsive during dinner. The patient was breathing shallowly with low blood pressure and was weak in limb movement. A stroke evaluation was performed before transporting her to Tri-City Medical Center.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Tri-City Medical Center, R-A-124, just looking to see if you're open for stroke.
00:04
R-A-124, standby.
00:06
We are open for stroke at this time, open for stroke.
00:11
Thank you, Tri-City Medical Center, R-A-124.
00:13
We've got an approximate 4-8-10ers.
00:18
Right on team to a board, excuse me, a dementia facility to find our patient sitting in a chair.
00:25
Her staff members say that patient was at dinner eating when she had a sudden episode of unresponsiveness.
00:33
When we're right on scene, the staff had pulled the patient out of the dining room into the hallway on a chair.
00:38
Patient was just kind of slumped over in the chair.
00:42
She was alert to painful stimulus with attempted eye open.
00:47
but that was pretty much it.
00:50
We did place her on the gurney, placed her supine.
00:53
Once we got her in the back of the ambulance, we've noted that she had a blood pressure of 97 over 50, 97 over 50.
01:01
Unable to really assess a stroke pain but does not have any teeth and we have no staff that was able to collaborate.
01:09
The patient's speech is normal.
01:12
As far as it goes, she's pretty weak in general during the arm drift test.
01:18
Both arms just kind of slowly drifted down, not one unilateral side or anything like that.
01:23
Other than that,
01:26
staff states that patient is usually times one, but able to converse normally.
01:31
Currently, you don't have her speaking at all.
01:34
But she is breathing approximately 24 times, shallow but effective, with 97% on a room air.
01:41
Kaiser
01:42
thermometer and a blood sugar of (number withheld).
01:46
Initially,
01:47
on scene, her skins were pale and warm to the touch, but also somewhat diapheretic.
01:53
We had issues with the electrodes sticking to her body.
01:58
She has been able to the bench.
02:00
It does take a quick and after you know.
02:06
We're going to go to the 12-lead.
02:10
Um,
02:11
you didn't get four of the old sort of vomiting.
02:15
All right for a minute.
02:16
Do you vote?
02:21
The capacity score in this is a picture?
02:25
Uh, part of the last known well-time in the 60
02:28
papers.
02:30
Uh,
02:31
I started the...
02:33
I'm thinking this road off you, Kiyadh.
02:39
And with that soft pressure, do you look to do a 500 PC bolus possibly heading to the Sepsis route?
02:46
Updated pressure prior to the bullet was 120 over 75, 120 over 75.
02:53
I just saw a couple of 124.
02:54
We'll see you guys decide, so we're not going to call this patient.
02:58
Doesn't sound like strobes.
03:00
Sorry,
03:01
1709. We'll see you guys in a minute.
03:04
Time, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056
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