Medical transport for patient with possible stroke, Fayetteville NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a female patient being transported from a physical therapy location to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center was reported to have a seizure and developed right-sided facial droop and weakness, indicating a possible stroke. Emergency medical personnel reported stable vital signs during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Hoke NC Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
This is Cape Fear Valley Medical.
00:01
It was a stroke alert.
00:05
On it, three.
00:06
Go ahead, please. With your stroke.
00:09
This is Medic One.
00:10
We're inbound to the facility with a,
00:14
oh,
00:15
all right, no hold.
00:16
Patient is female coming from physical therapy.
00:19
Patient has a history of seizures with an unknown cause.
00:22
They've been trying to figure it out.
00:23
Recent seizure diagnosis, appeared to have a seizure when we got to her, just normally postictal, was becoming more and more responsive.
00:32
Now patient is starting to have a right-sided facial droop, kind of gazing over to the right side.
00:37
Right side grip on the hands is weaker than the left.
00:42
Vital signs are stable.
00:43
Heart rate 80, last blood pressure 147 over 98, oxygen saturation 98 percent room air, sinus rhythm on the twelve-lead, blood sugar 115.
00:53
We'll be there in about 10 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28304
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