Elderly woman transported after three possible mini strokes
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San Diego CA ALS PAL (Hospital) Group Calls
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Medic Eighty One, I see you down there for a (number withheld)-year-old female feeling off times 1 h .
00:06
I don't see any vital signs.
00:08
Go ahead with report.
00:09
Yeah, no problem.
00:11
Vitals were not uploading, but yeah, (number withheld) female coming from home today.
00:15
She said she thinks she's had and her friend thinks she's had about three TIAs, mini strokes.
00:24
She had aphasia, severe slurring that lasted maybe 30 min to an hour each time.
00:33
They didn't activate 911 until about 30 min ago.
00:37
Now. Just thinking that she should get checked out.
00:40
Patient feels totally normal now.
00:42
She's got a fast PD of zero, nothing negative on the BFAST.
00:50
She does have a history of strokes.
00:52
She's been seeing her neurologist pretty often for Alzheimer's as well.
00:59
But she has the only complaint of just kind of feeling off like her brain is tired.
01:04
As of right now, her pressure is 154 over 79, heart rate of 72, breathing at 20 respirations, 95% on room air.
01:13
No indication of treatment from us.
01:15
Looking to go to Pomerado Poway with a 15-minute ETA.
01:20
How do you copy?
01:23
Also, not looking to run this as a stroke.
01:26
She doesn't have any symptoms right now.
01:30
Copy that, 81.
01:31
You said three episodes of TI, possible TIA, was that all today?
01:37
That's correct.
01:38
She has really tried to try and get any words out about three different times.
01:45
Copy that. I will let Pomerado know you're en route.
01:47
I'm sorry. Can you repeat your ETA?
01:50
Yeah, no worries.
01:52
Fifteen minutes, one five.
01:55
Yeah, good.
01:56
We're clear at 18 twenty-eight.
01:58
Thanks.
01:59
Thank you, Palomar.