Elderly female patient suspected of sepsis en route to hospital, Culpeper VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 92-year-old female at home near Sunset Lane is suspected of having sepsis. She has an altered mental state, low urine output, and hallucinations. EMS is transporting her to Culpeper Regional Hospital for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Culpeper VA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hey, Culpeper, this is 12.5.
00:01
Runyon's really, approximately 5-minute ETA, bringing you a 92, that's a 9-2-year-old female, who would believe is septic at this time.
00:10
Nation's family reports that she was seen by you guys on the 12th and was discharged home with P.O.
00:16
antibiotics.
00:17
Their report symptoms have persisted,
00:19
low urine output, real dark, cloudy urine.
00:22
Currently, patient is altered, not at baseline.
00:27
She's disoriented.
00:28
really alert to herself,
00:30
seeing some hallucinations going on here.
00:33
We also check the blood sugars in the 212.
00:35
Tried for two IVs was unsuccessful.
00:38
Rivals are as follows.
00:39
82 heart rate 90% on room air.
00:41
Captain is reading 17.
00:43
She's reading about 10 times a minute.
00:44
BP 142 over 60.
00:47
TPS about 11.
00:48
Anything else I can say before you get there? I'll have a parable.
00:52
Copy see all with you.
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Location mentioned:
Sunset Ln, Culpeper, VA 22701
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