Employee experiences sudden limb tingling but declines transport
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San Diego County CA ALS PAL (Hospital)
02:18
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It's going to be an AMA for a 31 female.
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Chief complaint of bilateral
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leg tingling.
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Let me know when ready for report.
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Go ahead.
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Hey, 120, respond to the parking lot at the Pala Casino for an employee there.
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Sounds like during her shifts, she had two separate episodes where she was walking around and had a sudden onset of tingling in her bilateral legs that then radiated upwards throughout her body to the right side of her chest and her arms.
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Stroke scale is negative.
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SCD is zero.
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As far as vital signs, she's an O times four.
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GCS 15 with a heart rate of sixty-two.
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Normal sinus confirmed by twelve lead without ectopy or ST segment changes.
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She's breathing 20 times a minute, saturating 99% at room air.
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Skins are warm,
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normal color, dry.
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Blood pressure of 143 over 84.
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Blood sugar was 168, temperature is afebrile.
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At this time, patient does not need an ambulance transport.
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Her plan is to go home, self-monitor, and contact her primary care.
01:28
Symptoms sounds like she recently took a supplement yesterday that she had these symptoms previously.
01:35
The last time she took the supplement a couple weeks ago.
01:41
She's not impaired by drugs or alcohol.
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She's competent to make medical decisions.
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She releases EMS of all liability.
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She understands all risks and complications of her decision, up to and including permanent illness, injury, or death.
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She can recontact 911 or seek further at any time.
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Send me the information that I can get you, (name withheld).
02:06
No, that sounds good.
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She's aware of her rights and can make her own choices.
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Not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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She can recontact or seek treatment on her own if she feels necessary.
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As long as they are assigned, you have nothing further.
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