Man found intoxicated at apartment taken to hospital, Madison WI
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders transported a 48-year-old man found lying in the hallway of his apartment near South Park Street to Meriter Hospital. The patient showed signs of alcohol use but was alert, cooperative, and stable at the time of transport.
Audio|Heard on: Dane WI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Meriter Hospital from City Medic Number Six.
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This is Meriter, go ahead.
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Happy New Year.
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Meriter or Medic Six.
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Inbound to your facility, we're about seven to ten minutes out.
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Coming to you with a 48-year-old male patient coming from the hallway of his apartment building.
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A neighbor said he was on the floor just outside his apartment since about 7 a.m.
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This morning.
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Each O2 on board will be.
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Was alert and oriented times three upon EMS arrival.
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Had a liter of vodka on his person when we got to him.
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Whole set of vitals here.
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Blood pressure is 160 over 100.
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Pulse is at 90.
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Respirations are 16.
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SpO two is 97% room air.
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Blood sugar was 149.
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Patient was cooperative and respectful with EMS.
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(name withheld) seven out.
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You have any questions? Questions, comments, concerns?
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No questions.
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Location mentioned:
S Park St, Madison, WI 53715
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