Elderly male with blocked catheter transported to hospital, State College PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 84-year-old male patient at a medical facility had a blocked catheter tube. Vital signs were stable, and he was transported to the hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Centre PA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hi Mount Nittany, this is Ambulance 292.
00:02
We're currently in Bounder Facility with an 84-year-old male.
00:06
His catheter tube is blocked.
00:09
He went to see his doctor just yesterday.
00:12
He was at a medical center today for the same symptoms.
00:16
Currently, we have a blood pressure of 120 over 60.
00:19
His pulse is 80.
00:20
His respirations are 12.
00:22
He's standing at 96.
00:24
His blood glucose was 259, which he stated as high for him.
00:28
He takes all his medications and ate today.
00:31
I have a list of medications.
00:33
Currently, he's resting comfortably on the ambulance stretcher.
00:35
He's conscious and oriented.
00:37
It's time and date in place.
00:39
We're probably about 12 minutes out.
00:42
He has no known allergies.
00:43
We're about 12 minutes out.
00:44
You're requesting further information.
00:48
Yeah, what would the chief complaint again?
00:53
A blocked catheter tube.
00:57
Already will see me.
00:58
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Wellness Wy, State College, PA 16803
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