Patient felt nauseous during dental procedure, declined transport, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 67-year-old patient became nauseous and vomited briefly during a dental bridge procedure. EMS evaluated the patient on site; vital signs were stable. The patient declined transport to hospital and signed a form to remain at the dental facility.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:35
Transcript:
00:00
Thanks good evening, Tri-City, 145 here with an AMA to run by you for a 67-year-old.
00:06
145, go ahead.
00:08
Carved on scene to a dental facility, patient-awake alert, and answering questions are appropriately moving all extremities times four.
00:14
State said he was getting a local dental procedure when a bridge procedure.
00:21
No syncope involved, we call the event, no LOC.
00:28
No complications with the procedure shortly after that.
00:30
He became nauseous, vomited approximately one time after that state he felt better.
00:37
Dental staff activated 9-1-1 for an evaluation.
00:41
All vital signs fairly stable.
00:43
Second seven, after some orthostatics which were negative.
00:47
No significant changes or findings there.
00:51
After assessment exam, patient has no further complaints, elects no further treatment or transport, competent adult male, able to make his own decisions, not carried by drugs or alcohol, understands all risks and complications up to including death of non-treatment or transport, and has been advised to re-contact member which is making change.
01:06
Right now, we're going to have it to sign out AMA, if there's nothing else further from you, and he's going to remain with the dental staff for a little while longer before he heads home.
01:15
Can I get you anything else?
01:18
Roger 145 sounds like an AMA criteria that's been verbalized, but the patient has been verbalized over the radio.
01:23
The patient has signed your AMA form.
01:24
He's going to hang out there with the dental staff, kind of be monitored for a little bit longer before he goes home.
01:29
He's signed your form 8.
01:30
Thanks for the colleague clear.
01:31
It's 1703 for the same.
01:34
I have a good night.
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Location mentioned:
Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056
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