Medical emergency near Camp Rd involves elderly man, Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly man from Bishop Gadsden Assisted Living experienced two falls within an hour, hitting his head both times. He has minor injuries including a skin tear on his elbow and no loss of consciousness is reported. Medical responders are on scene near Camp Rd.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
One Westfield at 81.
00:03
Let's go ahead.
00:05
Have a 90-year-old male coming from Bishop Gadsden Assisted Living.
00:10
Chief complaint is having two falls within an hour.
00:13
This happened about an hour ago.
00:17
Patient states his falls were due to being unbalanced.
00:19
He does endorse hitting his head both times, the back of his head and his forehead.
00:26
Denies LOC, no blood thinners, and I see in any pain.
00:32
Does have a skin tear to his right elbow.
00:34
No other injuries or deformities are noted.
00:43
BGL is ninety-seven.
00:45
Pulse is sixty-five.
00:46
Blood pressure is 100 and forty-nine over seventy-six.
00:51
SpO two is ninety-eight on room air.
00:53
We are about 6 min out.
00:55
Any questions or orders?
00:57
Medical station to GCS.
01:01
GCS is 15 .
01:02
He is also in at a time four.
01:06
Copy, room seven arrival one was clear.
01:09
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
Camp Rd, Charleston, SC 29412
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