Patient transferred for stroke symptoms, Madison WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance was en route to Meriter Hospital in Madison with a 61-year-old male patient from Encompass Rehab due to potential recurrence of stroke symptoms, including blurred vision and difficulty with therapy. The patient was stable, on antibiotics for a urinary tract infection, and scheduled for an MRI the next day.
Audio|Heard on: Dane WI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Meriter for Toronto Mike Four Three, inbound with a sixty-one year old male patient coming to you from Encompass Rehab Hospital.
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Patient is inpatient there for rehab from a CVA.
00:11
They called to transfer him today because they're concerned about further symptoms of his CVA.
00:18
Apparently he has had recurrent strokes.
00:22
Symptoms today include blurred vision which he does not have right now and inability to complete physical therapy.
00:29
He's scheduled for an MRI tomorrow.
00:32
They state that previous CVAs have not shown up in a CT alert and oriented to decline.
00:39
Currently, a blood pressure of 129 over 75, heart rate of 76, glucose 124, and temperature 98 oral.
00:47
He also did just start antibiotics for a UTI.
00:51
We'll hear about 10 min.
00:52
Any other questions?
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S Park St, Madison, WI 53715
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