Elderly man treated for severe nausea en route to hospital, Sylvania OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 70-year-old man experienced severe nausea and vomiting starting around 4 PM. He is conscious and alert. EMS treated him with fluids and medication while transporting him to Flower Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Oh, good evening, Cloud.
00:01
This is Sylvania Medics 64.
00:02
Going to be interrupted to your facility with a 70-year-old male, alert and oriented times 4.
00:07
Call out today for nausea vomiting.
00:08
Family states just started around 4 o'clock has been uncontrollable since then.
00:14
Outside patient has no complaints of any pain.
00:16
Unable to keep anything down, though.
00:18
While we'll do as follows,
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Blood pressure 158 over 110.
00:21
High rate 119 irregular showing a sinus rhythm.
00:24
The rest is 18 on labor, F.O.
00:25
296 room air.
00:26
Good blood sugar out of 113.
00:28
Do have an 18 established with fluids running at this time.
00:32
Flood's ophrine administered, about 10 out of few de questions orders.
00:36
54, could you repeat that patient's oxygen saturation? I apologize.
00:41
Oxygen is 96 on room air.
00:44
All right, we are all clear.
00:46
We'll give Rukon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Harroun Rd, Sylvania, OH 43560
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