Elderly man taken to Hurley for possible fever, Flint MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an EMS crew transported a 101-year-old man to Hurley Medical Center for a possible medical issue involving fever and elevated heart rate. The patient had received medication before transport and appeared stable upon arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hurley, Hurley, ER, Hurley, ER, MMR, Alpha 857, calling in Priority 3 traffic.
00:05
How do you copy it?
00:09
Here we go on.
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Hurley MMR Alpha 857, calling in Priority 3 traffic, currently inbound to Hurley Medical Center with a 101-year-old male.
00:20
Chief complaint today is going to be, his father noticed that he got a fever of about 104.
00:27
When we got there, it was at 97.1, they'd given him Tylenol at around 7 p.m.
00:33
The father also states that he noticed that the patient's eyes were swollen.
00:37
It's stiff on it earlier today.
00:40
He is acting appropriately for his age at this time.
00:44
His heart rate at first was in the 190s.
00:47
He was kind of less the effort, but now he's calmed down.
00:50
His heart rate is back down to around the 140s or 150s showing sinus on the monitor.
00:56
We did not give him anything.
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His temperature is still controlled at this time at 97.
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We'll be there in 30.
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Location mentioned:
Hurley Plaza, Flint, MI 48503
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