Staff member hospitalized after fainting near Lodge Dr, Sterling Heights MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel transported a 27-year-old female staff member from a local lodge in Sterling Heights after she felt faint but remained conscious. Medical reports indicated an initial low blood pressure that later stabilized, with normal heart rate and oxygen levels. The incident appears to have been a routine medical response, and the patient was taken to the hospital for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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This is Sterling Heights Alpha One currently en route to hospital with a twenty-seven year old female chief complaint of near CP.
00:07
Patient is a staff member from (name withheld) Lodge.
00:10
She suddenly felt faint.
00:13
Patient never lost consciousness.
00:17
Staff says we got a pressure of 70 over 40.
00:19
Our pressure is 118 over sixty-nine, 111 over sixty-nine.
00:24
Heart rate of eighty-one, eighty-one normal sinus.
00:27
It is 100 percent on room air, equal and non-labored breathing.
00:30
Sugar of one thirty-three, one thirty-three.
00:32
We do have an IV.
00:33
We'll be there in 3 minutes.
00:34
If you need anything else.
00:36
Thanks for knocking.
00:37
Saw this young arrival clear.
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Location mentioned:
Lodge Dr, Sterling Heights, MI 48312
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