Elderly man unresponsive with possible stroke, Plattsburgh NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were sent to a location near Birch Street in Plattsburgh for a seventy-six-year-old man who was breathing but unresponsive, showing stroke-like symptoms including severe facial droop and a bloated stomach. The patient has a history of stroke and diabetes and was last seen normal earlier in the evening.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton Co. EMS, Fire, Police, Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Clinton County Dispatch to South Plattsburgh Fire Department EMS, CVPH EMS, Time Life Critical Call.
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Near Birch St, seventy-six year old male conscious but unresponsive, stroke-like symptoms.
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Repeating for South Plattsburgh EMS, CVPH EMS, Time Life Critical Call.
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Near Birch St, seventy-six year old male breathing but unresponsive, stroke-like symptoms.
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Twenty-two twenty-six (number withheld).
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County dispatch 92.
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92.
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92, patient has history of stroke.
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Last stroke was five years ago.
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Left side of face is extremely droopy.
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Was last seen normal at 1800 this evening.
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Also has extremely bloated stomach.
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He is diabetic, unable to check blood sugar.
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They do not have a machine.
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He is now starting to have difficulty breathing.
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Location mentioned:
Birch St, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
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