65-year-old woman treated for hyperglycemia and nausea

Heard on: San Diego CA KSMAR (Hospital) Group Calls

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Kaiser San Marcos, RA 145 with an ALS medical,

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10-minute ETA over to you.

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Thank you, Kaiser.

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RA 145 en route to you, 10-minute ETA.

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I'll put it in the cab of the last four of 0468, 0468 for a 65-year-old female.

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Chief complaint is going to be a hyperglycemia with some associated nausea.

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Patient last saw her dr.

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had an insulin. One pump placed one month ago.

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She said for the last month her pump has not worked, and she is unable to monitor her sugar via that pump.

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Last night she took her last dose of insulin via injection at home.This morning, excuse me, today she checked her sugar about 4 h ago and it read high on her glucometer.

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Prompting her to ask for 911 .

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All vitals are stable as uploaded to you.

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Again, she has some complaints of nausea, administered 4 mg of Zofran ODT.

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Nothing else to note, and we have that.

7/30/2026 02:37 PM

Medical Emergency

Rush Dr, San Marcos, CA 92078

65-year-old woman treated for hyperglycemia and nausea

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 65-year-old woman is being transported to Kaiser San Marcos with high blood sugar and nausea. She has an insulin pump that has not been working for about a month and had a high glucometer reading earlier. Vital signs are stable, and medication for nausea was given.

65-year-old woman treated for hyperglycemia and nausea

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