Man hospitalized after extreme intoxication, Oceanside CA
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a case of severe intoxication at an apartment complex near Vista Way in Oceanside. A 57-year-old man, who had been reported to drink heavily over the past month, was found unresponsive and unable to walk. Due to his condition, he was transported by ambulance to a hospital in San Diego County for evaluation and treatment.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
All right, this is going to be a BLS downgrade coming to your facility by BLS 217, approximately 15 minutes.
00:07
It's going to be a mild status medical for a 57-year-old male, weight approximately 200 pounds.
00:13
Chief complaint is intoxication.
00:18
We arrived to an apartment complex to find the patient lying in the recovery position.
00:24
We are tracking with PD on scene.
00:26
It sounds like a story from PD that this individual has been drinking heavily over the past month.
00:31
He's been in and out of the hospital for alcohol intoxication.
00:35
Sounds like today they're going to put him on a hold.
00:37
Prior to that, they wanted an evaluation.
00:40
At this time, we deemed it necessary for him to come to the hospital due to extreme intoxication.
00:48
He's breathing full and effective, 18 a minute, bilateral clear lung sounds.
00:53
97% room air.
00:55
He's alert and oriented to name only, unable to answer other questions.
01:00
He's spontaneous.
01:02
Pupils 4 millimeters, moving all extremities.
01:05
He's EMS intact but unable to walk on his own.
01:10
Blood pressure 120 over 72, heart rate 74, normal sinus rhythm on the monitor.
01:17
Skin warm, good circulation.
01:21
Blood glucose 91.
01:23
Secondary exam shows no trauma noted.
01:26
Only pertinent findings are urinary incontinence.
01:29
Unable to obtain any history, allergies, or medications.
01:36
218, I'm not comfortable with altered level of consciousness coming with BLS.
01:41
I believe that requires monitoring.
01:46
Okay, we copy that.
01:48
We'll go ahead and get the ALS started.
01:52
Copy. We'll see you at Tri-City clear at 1558.
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Location mentioned:
Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056
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