Elderly woman treated for nausea and dizziness, Hagerstown MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 76-year-old woman from assisted living was treated for nausea, vomiting, and slight dizziness. She showed no pain and was alert and oriented. Vital signs were normal and she was transported to Washington County Hospital for care.
Audio|Heard on: Washington MD Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Hey Meredith, this is Hannah on 269.
00:02
I'm coming to you with a 76-year-old female, priority three, coming from Somerford Assisted Living.
00:09
Fast-seated.
00:11
Patient has been experiencing nausea and vomiting for a few hours this morning, unsure when it started as they weren't on shift last night.
00:20
Patient denying any pain.
00:21
She does have a little bit of dizziness.
00:24
We do have a history of dementia.
00:26
However, she's able to answer all of my questions so far.
00:30
Temperature.
00:31
Oral temp was 98.
00:32
I don't have any priority concerns for you right now.
00:35
Vital signs look good.
00:36
I've got a heart rate of 104.
00:38
O2 is at 97% on room air and last pressure was 124 over 73.
00:43
She is alert and oriented times two.
00:46
And if you don't have any questions for me, I'll see you in about five minutes.
00:51
New questions or orders.
00:52
Free consult is needed.
00:53
Meredith is clear.
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Location mentioned:
Sharpsburg Pike, Hagerstown, MD 21740
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