Man faints and receives CPR near MetroHealth, Cleveland OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to MetroHealth for a 57-year-old man who fainted, fell, and briefly lost consciousness. Bystanders performed CPR until he regained responsiveness. He reported neck, back, and abdominal pain but remained alert and stable upon transport.
Audio|Heard on: Cuyahoga OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Cleveland 26 to Metro.
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Cleveland 26, go ahead.
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Hey, we're about 5 h .
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A 57-year-old male.
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He had a syncopal episode from the standing position, fell straight back and hit his head.
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Bystanders say he was out for about 5 min , and that they did have to perform CPR because they couldn't find a pulse.
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What we found in him is GCS was 15.
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His blood pressure is borderline hypotensive.
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The last one was 90 over 52, 12 liters per minute.
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Shows sinus rhythm, blood sugar 134.
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No blood thinners.
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He's having some neck and back pain, and some upper abdominal pain, but nothing very concerning.
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And is a little bit stubborn, so he will be coming in in a wheelchair.
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Then we'll be there in five.
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(name withheld), if you've seen the trauma victim.
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Copy that.
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Location mentioned:
Metrohealth Dr, Cleveland, OH 44109
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