Medical response at Vista Way facility, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a skilled nursing facility near Vista Way in Oceanside for a possible medical emergency involving an elderly male who appeared unusually lethargic after being given alcohol. The patient showed low blood pressure and was transported to Tri-City Hospital for further evaluation. Condition appeared stable after initial treatment.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Script, start with your RAs please.
00:04
Tri-City RA 128, got a medical call coming to you.
00:07
Run number (number withheld).
00:12
Got a 63 year old male, 63 male.
00:15
She complains of altered LOC.
00:16
How do you copy?
00:18
RA 126, I have you loud and clear at (number withheld).
00:23
Thanks, somebody.
00:24
I've been seen to a skilled nursing facility about our sixty-three-year-old male sitting upright in a chair.
00:30
Sounds like about 30 min prior, staff noticed that the patient was just a little more lethargic than normal, not responding normally.
00:38
So they took some vital signs.
00:41
And they activated 911.
00:44
They also said to give the patient alcohol about an hour prior to this event occurring as well, which usually makes them a little lethargic as well, but it's just a little abnormal.
00:54
As far as their vitals go, heart rate 64, sinus rhythm on the four lead.
00:59
We do have a blood pressure of 88 over palp, initially 88 over palp.
01:03
Breathing 16 a minute, clear lungs, 98%.
01:05
After a little bit of time in laying the patient down, he is currently now conscious.
01:09
Times three, moving on.
01:11
Turning times four, we were able to perform our stroke scale, which he is negative on.
01:15
Sugar of 188, 188, and his temp was 97.8.
01:22
Correction, he's AMO times two, which they find for the patient currently are updated pressure.
01:32
History of.
01:34
History already met upon arrival.
01:36
We will still have to establish a line, monitor that blood pressure, ETA.
01:41
He was about 10 minutes, how do you copy?
01:45
126, just got to get a respiratory rate and pulse ups.
01:50
Breathing 16 a minute, 98% room air.
01:55
Awesome, we will love to work out there y'all.
01:57
I will see you in the doors shortly.
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Location mentioned:
Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056
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