Elderly patient transported for apparent illness, Midland MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 94-year-old man from a senior residence to MyMichigan Medical Center Midland following nausea, vomiting, and apparent blood in urine and vomit. After assessment, the symptoms appeared related to food rather than a medical bleed. IV fluids were administered, and vital signs were monitored en route.
Audio|Heard on: Midland MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Morning, this is 604.
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Team going with a 94-year-old male coming from Primrose.
00:04
Chief complaint is nausea and vomiting.
00:07
Noted blood in urine.
00:09
Around 9 o’clock, patient noticed blood in urine and vomited several times.
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Staff reported patient was vomiting blood.
00:21
However,
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upon questioning, it appeared he had eaten chili and vomited tomatoes and kidney beans instead.
00:33
Working on a pressure for you right now.
00:35
Heart rate,
00:37
around 80 based on the monitor.
00:40
Respirations are 24.
00:42
Patient is warm to the touch.
00:44
Temperature 99.6 axillary but appears warmer now.
00:51
IV started in left arm and fluids being administered.
00:55
Will check blood sugar on arrival.
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Approximately five to seven minutes out.
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Location mentioned:
Wellness Dr, Midland, MI 48670
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