Male patient with dementia transported from medical facility, Columbia SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 71-year-old male patient with a history of dementia was transported from a medical facility near Clemson Road. The patient was initially uncooperative and hostile but became calmer with EMS. Vital signs were stable during transport.
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Baptist ER, Richland County Unit 263.
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Baptist O'Hav.
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Baptist Go ahead.
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Mab is the Richland County-263 inbound code 4 at this time.
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A 71-year-old male patient.
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Patient is coming from Harmony near Clemson Road.
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Staff on scene stated that the patient became uncooperative and hostile with them.
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He has been compliant with us, denying any complaints or injuries at this time.
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Staff stated that he had to be transported due to their policies.
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Vital signs are as follows: heart rate regular.
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SpO2 on room air is 98%.
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Working on a blood pressure for you at this time, respirations are about 16 to 18, non-labored.
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GCS is 14.
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He does have a history of dementia.
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E-Cater facility is going to be about 5 to 6.
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We'll have further upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Taylor at, Marion St, Columbia, SC 29220
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