00:00
Emergency call diabetic emergency five one park avenue apartment (number withheld) .
00:06
Call center, 600 and eighty-two.
00:10
Six hundred and eighty-two, go ahead.
00:12
Just diverting to the diabetic.
00:15
We'll do transport after.
00:18
Six hundred and eighty-seven.
00:20
Call center, 600 and eighty-two.
00:25
Six hundred and eighty-two, you are en route to fifty-one Park Avenue, apartment (number withheld) , for a seventy-four-year-old female.
00:32
She is conscious, alert, and seems to be breathing normal.
00:37
682, caller was not currently on scene.
00:43
They are on their way there.
00:48
Patient is a known diabetic.
00:52
They advise that all day her blood sugar reading has been between 40 and 80 .
00:56
They get it stable and then it would plummet again.
00:59
The last time she took glucose was at 5:30 this evening.
01:07
682, caller advised that when the patient called her, she was unable to get off the couch and is feeling extremely weak.
01:14
She does have a history of mini strokes as well as high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
01:20
Be advised, patient is hard of hearing in case you.
01:24
682, patient is hard of hearing in case you get on scene before the caller.
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