Medical emergency at Genesys Parkway in Grand Blanc, Grand Blanc MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel are treating a 64-year-old man found unresponsive near Genesys Parkway. The patient had a low heart rate and blood pressure upon arrival, is currently receiving pacing, and is being transported to a hospital emergency room.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hello, memory four Genesys.
00:01
This is Paramedic McMillan in Rodter, Priscilla.
00:03
Priority one of this time I have a 64, 64 year old male, found unresponsive.
00:09
It sounds like he's been unresponsive in this position for since about 11 a.m.
00:15
Was last no normal last night around midnight.
00:18
Patient had a heart rate of about 40 and a blood pressure of right around 50 over 30 on our arrival.
00:27
He is currently being...
00:28
paced.
00:29
The last blood pressure I had on him was 110 over 7.
00:33
It's a heart rate of 70 being paced.
00:36
He's by accident 85% on a non-re breather.
00:40
He was at 60% on room air.
00:42
I have an IV established.
00:44
I have tried one dose of atropine before we paced.
00:49
We have an ATA for roughly about 14 minutes.
00:56
You'll be coming to room two upon arrival.
01:01
Copy that room 2-1 arrival, then star is clear.
01:04
See you then.
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Location mentioned:
Genesys Pkwy, Grand Blanc, MI 48439
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