Medical emergency at Spring Valley Swap Meet, Spring Valley CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 77-year-old male experienced a brief loss of consciousness at the Spring Valley Swap Meet. EMS evaluated him, found no trauma or serious symptoms, and the patient refused transport after being informed of risks.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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02:40
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, show Grossmont again, Sam we go into 16, got an animated run by you for a 77-year-old male.
00:05
Let me go and ready for the full report and run number.
00:10
I copy God with you right.
00:13
Cover that, Grossmon, again, 7016, and run number is going to be 2025-07-4292.
00:19
That's 2025-0-07-4292.
00:24
701116 was dispatched to the Spring Valley Swap Meet for a 77-year-old male issue planned of a syncope.
00:28
So according to the Biscan was on scene, the state the patient was walking down the aisle.
00:34
When he felt busy, the state the patient sat down on the ground and then kind of had a thinkable episode and passed it out.
00:42
They state the patient did not fall, no associated trauma.
00:45
The patient is positive for LSC, does not take any blood-in medications, no headnaker back pain, and there's no neurodescent at this time.
00:54
And on a physical exam, I didn't see any outward trauma to the head,
00:58
neck back, chest, and her pelvis.
01:02
The patient denies any pain, it's feeling weak right now, no nod to vomiting,
01:07
and a patient has no complaints at this time.
01:09
Oh,
01:10
my god.
01:13
Patient's breathing phone effect here 20 times a minute, ocean saturation is 98% on air.
01:17
Right now, a patient is alert and oriented times 3, answering questions appropriately.
01:21
Eyes are open spontaneous, reactive at 3mm, and patient moves oxygenaries times 4.
01:27
Flood pressure 128 over 74, heart rate 78, confirmed with the 12 lead, showing normal sinus rhythm with no SD segment changes.
01:34
Blood triggers 111.
01:38
at 96.4, and the patient is negative on my stroke scale.
01:45
Patient has history of high blood pressure and diabetes.
01:48
No other reported medical problems.
01:49
And that's the patient is looking at AMA.
01:52
Patient feels amends on anesthesia.
01:54
And again, patient is alerted on and oranges.
01:57
Not affected by road drop call.
02:00
On physical, refused care, has been informed on all risks and complications of non-treatment, non-transport to including death and or permanent disability.
02:08
Has an opportunity to plan to stay here and monitor with friends and has been advised that to re-contact nine.
02:13
one at any time.
02:16
Anything clarify to you on the same name?
02:20
No,
02:21
I copy. Obviously, with a single event, we don't know what could have caused him highly insensified for him to be transported and be cardiac monitored to make sure everything otherwise looks okay.
02:31
But if he's meeting on, you make criteria in the same service and doesn't want to be transported, that is his choice,
02:36
you can go ahead and send it.
02:39
Yeah, thank you real smart.
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Location mentioned:
Quarry Rd, Spring Valley, CA 91977
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