Patient felt dizzy with high blood pressure at home
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Okay, we responded to his residence.
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Met him outside the driveway.
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Well, if I can play anything really, go ahead.
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This is weird what happened.
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Sat down on a chair in the shade.
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Started questioning him.
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He's breathing.
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Vitals have been made. Crew along sounds 100 % .
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He said he lives on (number withheld).
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I can appropriately.
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Ice Pearl. He has a strong nickel on Chevy's.
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One hundred and seventy-three,
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full hypertension. One hundred and seventy-three over 100 and twenty-five.
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Checked his blood glucose; it was 100 and twenty-three.
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One hundred and twenty-three.
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Next lady, chest pain, shortness of breath.
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No dyspnea right now, nothing like that.
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As
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far as history, history of hypertension.
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Well, she
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was taking hypertension meds, but she's off of right now.
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She's in normal blood pressure, secondary.
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That's on secondary now.
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Stroke-like symptoms.
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Great beer.
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We're talking to you.
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I want to go to Naval Hospital.
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Sorry, treatment.
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We're just going to monitor.
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ETA is going to be about 10 min from scene to Naval Hospital.
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Copy.
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Seven five, I didn't go over the chief complaint and story again.
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I didn't copy that.
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That's okay. He was at home and felt dizzy like he was going to pass out, so sat down, sat down in a chair, called 911.
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Right now he's no complaint.
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That what's your ETA to Camp Pendleton?
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We're on scene still.
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ETA is going to be about 10 minutes.
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At 10, all relay will clear.
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Tri-City clear.
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