Elderly man transported for worsening body pain and weakness, Stanford CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 70-year-old man experiencing worsening generalized body pain and weakness for two years was transported to the hospital. He has previously visited multiple hospitals without a diagnosis. On scene, his vital signs were stable, and he was alert and able to tolerate a wheelchair.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good afternoon, Stanford.
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This is San Mateo, Medic 28, coming in Code 2, ETA around 10 minutes.
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On board, we have a 70-year-old male, coming from home.
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He has been complaining of generalized body pain and weakness.
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Symptoms have been present for about two years, worsening today.
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He has been seen at multiple hospitals without a diagnosis.
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Currently complaining of pain for 10 to 12 weeks ago.
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Blood pressure is 153 over 106, heart rate 64, signs on the monitor.
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Respiration is around 24 in regular rhythm on 100% room air.
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He is alert with blood sugar 123.
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Unless you have any questions, we will see you in about 10 minutes.
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You said these symptoms have been going on for two years, is that correct?
00:43
Yes, for two years, but worse today.
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Would this patient be able to tolerate a wheelchair and go to the lobby?
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Yes, he can.
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Take your time for copy.
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I'll see you in 10 minutes going to the lobby.
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Location mentioned:
Pasteur Dr, Stanford, CA 94305
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