Man experiences sudden left-sided paralysis at work, Keyser WV
A man at work experienced sudden complete paralysis on his left side. The exact time symptoms began is unknown. He had taken pain medicine for a headache the previous night. He can feel touch but cannot move his left side. Vitals show elevated blood pressure and normal pulse. A stroke exam suggests a possible large vessel blockage. He speaks Spanish and has been communicating through an interpreter. Emergency services are responding.
Audio|Source: Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters
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Transcript:
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I called alongside the road,
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his boss who went to pick him up from work and he had complete left-sided paralysis.
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Don't know the onset of that timing, I did get out of him that last night at midnight he took some pain medicine for a headache.
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He did not wake up with these symptoms.
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So from the time that the symptoms started until the boss came to pick him up, I don't have a time frame for you.
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He does have complete left-sided paralysis.
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He can't wiggle toes anything. He says he can feel touch, but he has no movement.
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Blood pressure is 140 over 98.
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Pulse rate is 86, normal times rhythm on the monitor.
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Respers are good. SEO 2, 98%.
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Blood sugar is 157. Everything else is unremarkable.
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Other than not knowing the time at one set of this, I got a four out of nine on the fast exam stating possible large vessel occlusion.
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He is Spanish speaking, so if you have one of those roly interpreters there that can help with that, he does pretty good of reading off the screen.
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So he's interpreted everything pretty well for me.
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Unless you have further, we'll be there in about four to five minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Oak Hill Ln, Keyser, WV 26726
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