18-year-old male faints on Stevenson campus, refuses hospital
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You can put this up for possible.
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10-4, this is Baltimore County Medic 19.
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I do need a doc on the box for patient refusal AMA, please.
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10-4.
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Hey guys, this is Baltimore County Medic 19.
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I'm on scene at Stevenson, on Stevenson campus with an 18-year-old male, 18, who had a witnessable episode.
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How do you copy so far?
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Eighteen-year-old male witnessed a couple episode.
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He had texted his roommate that he wasn't feeling well.
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While his roommate came to check on him, witnessed patient putting himself on the floor as he felt like he was about to pass out.
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He proceeded to pass out on the floor.
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Did not hit his head.
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Did not sustain any external injuries.
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Positive LOC for maybe about a minute long.
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He's currently fully oriented.
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GCS is 15 .
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Not endorsed any new pain.
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History of autism, high functioning autism, as well as FND.
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He has had syncopal episodes in the past before due to the neurologist's orders he has.
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He does have a neurologist that he does speak for this.
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No known drug allergies.
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Currently, once again, he's not really endorsing any pain and does not want to be transported to the hospital.
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We did a 12-lead.
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It was a fine as tag.
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Nothing remarkable.
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Heart rate was 108.
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Blood pressure was 100 and twenty-six over seventy-two.
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Respiratory rate was 18 .
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He was having a ninety-nine percent on air.
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We attempted to get a blood glucose reading for you, but patient is extremely fearful of needle, and he began feeling distressed when we mentioned the sugar check.
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We are not doing a sugar check on him.
01:45
His mother has medical power of attorney over him, but once again, patient is fully oriented.
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We do have mom on the phone with us as well, and she's okay with patient refusing transport.
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I have him right next to me.
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If you have anything to say.
02:00
Copy 1st . Patient can't refuse.
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If anything changes, he'll recommend the patient come back.
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