85-year-old male transported to hospital after seizure, Stanford CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 85-year-old man experienced a suspected seizure at his home near Pasteur Dr and was transported to Stanford Medical Center for evaluation. He has a history of hypertension and was stable during transport.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Yeah, hi, Stanford.
00:01
This is Medic 9, and Route 3 Facility Code 2 AOS.
00:04
This is going to be for an 85-year-old male to complaint.
00:08
Something like this is a witness in your seizure episode coming from home.
00:12
Where GCS 15, AOx4.
00:14
Rlanders 12 lead out of precautionary, no XV abnormalities in the sinus rhythm at a rate is 72.
00:19
No chest-day, no short rest of breath, no dizzy nest.
00:21
Current at this time, no complaint, really.
00:23
96% on room air rest rate is about 16 less.
00:26
The pressure I got was 1.25 over 62.
00:30
Got a 20-gate that be established to the left hand with a blood sugar 153.
00:35
History of hypertension,
00:36
been taking meds, and I'll use how do you copy?
00:40
You said this is that 85-year-old male, 804 DCR 15?
00:47
Correct.
00:50
Any blood thinner?
00:52
Negative.
00:55
What's your ETA?
00:58
Four minutes.
01:01
Yes. Have EG and 12.
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Location mentioned:
Pasteur Dr, Stanford, CA 94305
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