Medical team aids unresponsive woman near Newark, Newark DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a possible overdose or self-harm incident involving an unresponsive woman near Newark. The patient had a history of medication misuse and elevated blood sugar levels. She was being transported to Christiana Hospital for further treatment.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Good evening, for Shasta.
00:01
Medical One, start my twenty-seven-year-old facility with a 30.
00:07
Forty-two-year-old female unresponsive, how do you copy?
00:12
Go ahead.
00:15
Forty-two-year-old female unresponsive.
00:16
She does have some twitching at this moment.
00:19
They stated that she does have history of medication abuse in the past.
00:24
Today she was trying to self-harm or not, but she's currently unresponsive.
00:27
Pupils are about six at this point.
00:31
Currently, she is tachycardic at a rate of 120, 99% on room air, hypertensive at 188 over 100, end-tidal 38, respiratory rate 39.
00:42
Her blood sugar is also 360.
00:47
Our ETA to facility is approximately 8-10 minutes standby for any questions or concerns.
00:54
No questions or concerns.
00:55
We'll alert triage of your arrival and try to get you a room on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Ogletown Stanton Rd, Newark, DE 19718
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