EMS transports elderly man with nausea and hypoxia, Grand Blanc MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 68-year-old man to Ascension Genesys Hospital. He had nausea and diarrhea for two to three days, was alert and oriented, with atrial fibrillation, mild hypothermia, and initial low oxygen saturation. Active warming, oxygen therapy, and IV fluids were administered during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI Hospital Group Calls
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Good evening, Genesys.
00:01
Master off to seven thirty-three.
00:02
I am on your facility priority two with a sixty-eight year old male.
00:05
Chief complaint today is going to be nausea and diarrhea.
00:11
He's just been going on for about two to three days.
00:14
He's alert and oriented times four at an ED fast stroke scale of zero.
00:18
Current blood pressure is 100 and forty-eight over eighty-nine, 100 and forty-eight over eighty-nine.
00:22
Heart rate is sixty-eight to ninety-six.
00:26
Looks like a fib on the monitor.
00:27
It's hard to tell he is sugaring and there is quite a bit of artifacts.
00:31
No obvious STL or vitreous depression that I can see.
00:33
Does have some right axis deviation.
00:35
I got a blood sugar of one fifty-two.
00:38
That's 152.
00:39
We got a capstone reading of twenty-one.
00:44
Our oxygen was sixty-five percent.
00:46
We are now up to ninety-two percent.
00:50
Core temperature is ninety-six .9.
00:53
We do have the heat on full.
00:55
We do have a space blanket on him and are actively trying to warm him with some fluids as well.
01:01
We have an 18 gauge lock in.
01:04
18 gauge IV on the left side, see warm fluids running open.
01:08
Unless you require anything further, we're going to continue to monitor and treat, and we'll see you guys in about six or 7 min.
01:17
I apologize if you were cutting in and out every once in a while.
01:20
So nausea and diarrhea times two to three days.
01:23
I did not get a GCS.
01:24
Did you say sixty-five percent on initial SpO two?
01:30
Yeah, yeah.
01:31
His initial is sixty-five percent.
01:33
I am not sure if it's due to poor perfusion.
01:35
His fingers were a little bit cold right now.
01:37
We're hovering between eighty-nine and ninety-two.
01:40
His lung sounds are slightly diminished in the bases but otherwise clear.
01:48
Does have a history of alcoholism.
01:50
We have him on 15 liters right now, and again that GCS is 15.
01:56
Doesn't require anything further.
01:58
I'm going to see in about 2 min.
02:01
Your EKG at this time?
02:06
I'm sorry, you were broken.
02:09
What rhythm did you say you have on the monitor?
02:19
It appears to be AFIB when he is not shaking, but he is doing quavering shaking.
02:24
I do have some central modeling and initially has diagnosis peripherally.
02:31
We're pulling up to your bay right now.
02:35
To the fingers or is he having cyanosis to his face?
02:40
Currently no cyanosis.
02:42
Currently no cyanosis.
02:43
I'll see you in about 60 s.
02:47
Copy. Proceed to room two.
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Location mentioned:
Genesys Pkwy, Grand Blanc, MI 48439
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