Elderly man with shakiness taken to hospital, Muskegon MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders transported a 69-year-old man to Trinity Health Muskegon ER after he experienced shakiness and unsteady gait similar to previous transient ischemic attack symptoms. His vital signs were stable, and he remained responsive during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Muskegon MI Hospital Group Calls
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01:7
Transcript:
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Currently en route with a 69-year-old male patient who woke up this morning and was acting like he did when he had his prior TIA.
00:11
Patient is very unsteady on his feet,
00:15
shaky.
00:17
No one-sided deficits or new facial droop observed.
00:21
He is unable to complete the finger-to-nose test,
00:25
due to the shakiness.
00:30
(Name withheld) stated that the patient was brought in on Thanksgiving for the same symptoms and was told it was a TIA.
00:35
I've got an 18 in the right AC.
00:37
Current pulse rate is 66.
00:39
Normal sinus rhythm on the monitor.
00:40
12-lead EKG was unremarkable.
00:42
Oxygen saturation 96% on room air.
00:45
Blood pressure is 109 over 74.
00:49
Last known well was 22.
00:54
Last known well was 2200 when he went to bed last night.
00:58
Blood sugar was 243.
01:01
Unless you have anything further, we'll be at your facility in about 10 to 12 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
E Sherman Blvd, Muskegon, MI 49444
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