72-year-old female injured from trip and fall, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 72-year-old female fell after tripping and hit her head causing a minor laceration and bruising. She has a history of stroke and atrial fibrillation. She was stable and transported to Tri-City Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
02:7
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 213 Tri-City 2104 , go ahead.
00:04
Try seeing for medics 213.
00:05
We have a count number or mile status medical looking to go to your facility.
00:09
Count number (number withheld).
00:13
For a 72-year-old female, approximately 120 pounds, she's complaining today is going to be a mechanical head pain secondary to a mechanical trip and fall.
00:23
Hotel here.
00:24
On the floor, alert and tracking as we entered.
00:27
For the patient, she walks around with a cane from previous deficits from a stroke, has a mechanical trip and fall, fell to the ground, hit her head.
00:36
No LOC, full recall of the event.
00:38
She does have a small laceration about a centimeter long to her left eyebrow as well as some bruising.
00:46
Patient is not taking any blood thinners.
00:50
As of right now, that's the only outward signs of trauma that we're seeing.
00:53
No chest pain, no shortness of breath.
00:57
No chest pain or shortness of breath patient is now breathing.
01:00
Eighteen full and effective clear lungs bilaterally.
01:02
Ninety-eight percent on room air.
01:04
A note times four either for three millimeters able to obey all motor commands.
01:08
Patient does have deficits to left side from a previous stroke.
01:12
She did have a blood pressure of eighty-two over fifty-one.
01:16
But she did not have a tickleable episode.
01:18
She had a full recall of that.
01:21
Just say that she was walking around with her cane and fell, but she did have an initial blood pressure of eighty-two over fifty-one.
01:27
We have a repeat blood pressure as of right now of 100 over sixty-eight.
01:32
She does have a heart rate of 110 afib on the monitor.
01:36
She had a glucose of one forty-eight.
01:42
She has a history of AFib as well as that stroke.
01:46
No allergies or medications.
01:47
We'll have a list of medications upon arrival.
01:49
We have 18 gauge established to her right AC with a 500 milliliter, with a 500 milliliter food bowl for the volume depletion.
02:00
Oh, looking to get to your facility.
02:02
We'll see you guys in 7 min.
02:04
We'll call back if there is changes.
02:05
Speaking clear 2106.
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Location mentioned:
Tri City Hospital, Oceanside, CA
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