Elderly woman treated after medical episode, South San Francisco CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics transported an elderly woman from a residence near El Camino Real in South San Francisco after a possible medical episode involving dizziness and agitation. She appeared stable while being taken to a hospital for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good afternoon, Kaiser.
00:01
This is Medic 48, coming to you, Code 2 with an ETA of about 15 minutes.
00:05
On board today, we have a 96-year-old female coming in from home.
00:10
Patient has a history of dementia and had a violent outburst this morning per family, the third this week.
00:15
She is now calm and cooperative.
00:17
She is alert and oriented to person and place.
00:22
That is her baseline per family.
00:23
Patient complains of dizziness that began this morning after waking.
00:29
Vitals stable at 135 over 101, pulse 81, normal sinus.
00:33
Respirations 16 with room air saturation at 97%.
00:36
Sugar is 109, pupils are equal and reactive.
00:38
Patient appears in normal condition.
00:40
No further. We'll see you in about 15.
00:41
Copy.
00:43
Copy. Don't want to decide it out.
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Location mentioned:
El Camino Real, South San Francisco, CA 94080
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