Patient experiences fainting episode at Chelsea hospital, Chelsea MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a patient at Chelsea Hospital experienced a fainting episode and appeared pale and unresponsive. The patient regained consciousness but reported nausea and diarrhea since the morning. Medical staff responded and monitored vital signs at the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Washtenaw MI Hospital Group Calls
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01:12
Transcript:
00:00
Chelsea Hospital ER, Chelsea Hospital ER, HVA Alpha 8102, 32 traffic, how do you copy?
00:08
Chelsea's on line, go ahead.
00:12
In the past, the wife looked over and noticed what she got agreed to be exposed, so the patient got extreme pale and was not verbally responsive.
00:22
Upon our arrival, patient was conscious stated that he did not remember the thinkable episode, but it was still pale in appearance to the wife stated he looked much better.
00:32
This is all the planning of nausea and diarrhea since this morning, no vomiting.
00:36
Vitals are as follows.
00:39
They have a heart rate of 8787.
00:42
Cs on the monitor.
00:45
SDS is 953%.
00:48
Blood pressure.
00:50
On 135, 0-92, 0-92.
00:55
Page no times 4, GCS 15, denies an HSA in a furnace of breath.
01:02
If you're clarion is anything further, we'll be at your facility in about 10 minutes.
01:10
We'll see you in room 4 upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Chelsea, MI 48118
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