Medical transport for elderly man to Hurley Hospital, Flint MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported an elderly man from his residence to Hurley Hospital for evaluation. He appeared to have swelling and pain in his right arm, some edema in his left hand, and general weakness over several days. The transport was classified as a lower-priority medical transfer.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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MR Bravo 803 coming in priority three.
00:02
How do you copy?
00:04
Go ahead.
00:06
Good afternoon, Hurley.
00:08
MR Bravo 803, coming in priority three with an elderly male.
00:11
I repeat, elderly male.
00:14
Chief complaint today is right arm pain and swelling.
00:21
It is very swollen around the elbow and the wrist.
00:23
He has some edema in his left hand as well.
00:27
Family states he has been very weak and lethargic for the last two to three days, not really eating or drinking.
00:36
He is 804 GCS 15.
00:38
We got a blood pressure of 107 over 66.
00:41
I repeat, 107 over 66 with a pulse of 100.
00:46
Respirations between 15-16.
00:50
He is 99% on room air and we got a temp of 98.0 with a blood sugar of 157.
00:57
Patient is bed bound, and if you don't require anything further, we're all five out.
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Location mentioned:
Hurley Plaza, Flint, MI 48503
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