Man transported after multiple falls post hip replacement, Garner NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 66-year-old man with a recent hip replacement was transported to WakeMed Garner after multiple falls at home. He reported moderate pain and had an elevated heart rate upon arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Johnston NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
This is WakeMed Garner.
00:02
Yes, we're in Routher facility with a 66-year-old male coming from home.
00:06
A chief complaint today is a fall.
00:09
Patient did state that he had a full hip replacement on 1210 of this year at Wakemed Raleigh.
00:17
Patient's family has stated that he has fallen several times since he has been home.
00:22
He's stating that his pain is a 5 out of 10.
00:24
His current vitals are as follows.
00:26
He has a heart rate of 118.
00:28
He's on 3 liters of oxygen, starting at 86%.
00:31
His blood pressure is 137 over 74,
00:35
and respirations are at 25.
00:37
We have about 11-minute ETA at your facility.
00:39
Do you report anything further?
00:41
We are currently on yellow diversion due to OCC scan.
00:46
Did he hit his head or is he on blood centers?
00:49
No, he did not hit his head.
00:51
He's not on blood thinners.
00:53
Chargers on arrival, Gardner and Clear.
00:55
Charter's on arrival, EMS 51 Johnston County Clear.
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Location mentioned:
US-70 STE 100, Garner, NC 27529
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