Elderly woman treated for headache and high blood pressure, Warren MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a Warren Fire Squad transported an 88-year-old woman from her home near E 10 Mile Rd to Henry Ford Warren Hospital after she reported a persistent headache and high blood pressure. Her condition was stable with normal breathing and oxygen levels, and she had a history of stroke but no current neurological issues.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Henry Ford Warren, Henry Ford Warren,
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Warren Fire Squad Five.
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Henry.
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Henry Ford Warren, Warren Fire Squad 5 en route with an 88-year-old female coming from home.
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Chief complaint is a headache and high blood pressure.
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Patient states that she's been having a headache off and on for about a week now.
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Her blood pressure prior to our arrival was at least 200 systolic.
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Current blood pressure is 168 over 77, pulse of 74.
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Respirations are normal.
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Ninety-seven percent on room air.
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Only pain she's complaining about is a headache at this time.
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Slight language barrier; patient does speak Ukrainian.
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History of stroke eight years ago; no deficits.
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Patient's GCS is 15.
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If you don't want to report anything further, be there in a minute.
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Unit clear, see you on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
E 10 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48093
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