Elderly woman slips getting out of bed, refuses transport, Newark DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 82-year-old woman slipped while getting out of bed and could not get up on her own. She did not lose consciousness or hit her head. She has high blood pressure and abnormal breath sounds but refused transport after being advised of the risks.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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21, C.U.R. 5.
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Christina, go ahead.
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This is B.L.O.C.N.
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At B. 21, on scene with an 82-year-old female.
00:12
The patient had slipped while she was trying to get out of bed.
00:16
She relates she did not lose consciousness, not hit her head.
00:19
She does not take any gluck in her.
00:22
She has no complaints, only that she is unable to get up off the floor herself.
00:28
Riders are as follows 220 over 110 for blood pressure history of the same.
00:35
87% on room air, 110 for heart rate.
00:42
Just gone for acknowledge and no refusal.
00:45
I understood, as long as the patient knows that her bottle sounds are very abnormal and she would definitely be recommended to come in for evaluations, but if she knows the risks that agnosticates red her two dollars is 1.001.
00:59
She understands, she relates that her blood pressure and her heart rate skyrocket even when she tries to go to the doctor's office regularly.
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Location mentioned:
Ogletown Stanton Rd, Newark, DE 19718
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