Woman with high blood sugar and head injury after fall, Wilmington DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a woman with high blood sugar fell and hit her head, causing slurred speech and minor mouth bleeding. EMS is transporting her to St. Francis Hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
00:00
Hey morning, St. Francis, you are.
00:03
St. Francis is going to.
00:06
We have a 40-year-old female and her time is great.
00:10
All her vitals check out to be normal.
00:13
Her blood glucose is a little high.
00:16
We were concerned with her mental assessment because she slurred her words and didn't really answer our questions but she's demanding we come to the St. Francis.
00:25
Are you guys our favorite? That's okay.
00:29
How high is her glucose?
00:31
2.14.
00:34
Okay, is she concerned for a stroke?
00:39
Can you repeat that? We were concerned that she fell and hit her head.
00:45
Okay, all right, so,
00:48
but there's no notable grief.
00:51
She's bleeding from her mouth.
00:55
Okay, did she even move his consciousness?
00:59
We're not sure, she's not really answering her questions.
01:03
Okay, see when you get your .1032.
01:07
What's your ETA?
01:09
See you for you last.
01:12
What's your ETA?
01:16
Five six minutes.
01:19
Okay, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
N Clayton St, Wilmington, DE 19805
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