Stroke patient transported to University Hospital, Ann Arbor MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders transported a 57-year-old male patient showing right-sided facial droop, dizziness, and vomiting to the University of Michigan Emergency Room. The patient was diagnosed with a suspected stroke, requiring stroke activation upon arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Washtenaw MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is 8122.
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We are ringing in a 57-year-old male, 5'7", with a chief complaint of a suspected stroke.
00:07
Patient is currently 80 times four, GCS 15, and has facial droop on his right side as well as dizziness and previous vomiting.
00:19
His vitals are as follows.
00:20
Eighty-six heart rate, normal sinus rhythm, otherwise unremarkable ninety-six SpO two on room air.
00:25
And then his systolic blood pressure was 201.
00:29
We are currently getting another.
00:30
We will be there in 15 min.
00:33
We will require a stroke activation.
00:35
Do you require anything further?
00:37
What deficits do they have?
00:40
Sorry, what was that?
00:43
What deficits does the patient have and when was the patient last seen normal?
00:48
That's right-sided facial droop.
00:49
Loss of balance.
00:50
The patient was last seen normal at one a.m.
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Location mentioned:
E Hospital Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
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