96-year-old male treated at hospital for nausea and high blood pressure, Chelsea MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel are treating a 96-year-old male at Chelsea Hospital for nausea and vomiting lasting about an hour, along with elevated blood pressure and abnormal heart readings on an EKG.
Audio|Heard on: Washtenaw MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Chelsea E.R, this is A3L8101.
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This is prior to E3 traffic.
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Hello, go ahead.
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Chelsea E.R, this is A3L8101.
00:11
22 nominally with some children vehicles with a 96-year-old male.
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Uh,
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cheap home line today is going to be nausea Romaining.
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Started around an hour ago.
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He has no other complaints.
00:24
He says he does feel busy at times, but not while he's doing so.
00:28
Um,
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titles are as follows.
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He has a hundred sixty-three, um, he has a right bundle and a first fifty block on a totally.
00:40
Room air sat was 91%.
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He has no long conditions that we know of.
00:48
He is 97% on two meters now.
00:52
What pressure is 184 over 95, 184 over 95.
00:55
184 over 95.
00:57
He's an offense for with the GCS 15.
00:59
No meds from last.
01:01
He said no thanks.
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We'll see in about two minutes.
01:04
Do your car anything further?
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Chelsea, MI 48118
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