Unconscious elderly male with low oxygen treated and transported, Cedar Hill TX
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical responders treated an 86-year-old male who was unconscious but breathing with low oxygen levels near Summers Drive, Cedar Hill. The patient was on hospice care and recently released from the hospital. He was transported urgently to Medical City Plano hospital for further treatment. No narcotic use was reported, and the patient's daughter wished full resuscitation efforts.
Audio|Source: Ellis County Public Safety
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An unconscious person with police response.
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Near Summers Drive, Cedar Hill. Near Summers Drive, Zero.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Your transmission completely stopped up the first few seconds, second,
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sorry.
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I got no patient information.
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Let's get there, change and receive. Bummer.
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We've got an 86-year-old male unconscious and responsive, deliberate breathing with SATs in the low 80s.
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We moved him over to a BVM and not at a Caffeineau up to about 20. Patient was just released from hospital.
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He is on hospice, but does not have an outpatient DNA and his daughter wishes he'd be a full code.
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We be diagnosed with multiple ulcers and multi-system failure.
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We had a D-P of 118 over 70, and he was sinus tap to clean 100, 110. We're trying to get IV access now, and we have a D-Stick of 334. We're en route with priority 1-Code 3[1]-2 Medical City Plano.
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So I tell received any additional airway need? Is he insubated, have an oral airway, anything of that nature?
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Deformative. He is really lethargic and he's breathing someone on his own. He does have a padding bag reflex, so we have an NPA establish at this time. He did tolerate that, but it's not tolerated opiate.
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Do you know if he's on any narcotics and is he coming from home?
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On-site nurse, we were not informed of any narcotic use at this time.
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Care facility or home?
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No receipt. No message. Is he coming from his private residence or is he in a care facility? And do you know if his daughter will be transported with him to the hospital?
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I can't get him on the daughter on site.
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I assume she'll be immune. She's in contact. This is a facility and the VTas, home nurse, or hospice nurse, was the one of the direct contact of her.
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She did be advised Hampton Emisysus upon her arrival. She cleaned them up prior to her seat, so there may be some suspicion of aspiration.
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Thank you, mages, and I will notify NCP.
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Thank you, ma'am.
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Near Summers Dr, Cedar Hill, TX 75104
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