Man experiences adverse reaction after consuming THC edibles, Ann Arbor MI
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According to the dispatch call, a 53-year-old man had difficulty breathing after consuming 100 milligrams of THC edibles. He became paranoid and ran out of his house but has since calmed down and is resting at home with family. His vital signs are normal, and he is refusing hospital transport after being informed of the risks.
Audio|Heard on: Washtenaw MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Dr. Peterson, we're on scene with a 53-year-old male.
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He consumed two edibles for a total of 100 milligrams of THC at this time.
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Patient was initially complaining of difficulty breathing.
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He ran out of the house as he was paranoid.
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Patient is currently calmed down, sitting at home comfortably.
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He is alert and oriented.
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Sitting at home with family.
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Vitals are within normal limits at this time.
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The patient does have a history of taking THC gummies in the past.
00:37
This was just an adverse reaction.
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At this time, patient is looking to refuse transport.
00:42
We are looking for further direction at this time.
00:45
Full finals, please.
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Vitals are as follows.
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We have a pulse of 92.
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Respirations 16, unlabored.
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SpO2, 95% in room air.
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The last blood pressure we got was 159 over 84.
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That's 159 over 84.
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Lung sounds were clear and equal bilaterally.
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You just confirm you took 100 milligrams of THC.
01:13
That is correct, 100 milligrams of THC.
01:18
Can you explain to him the risks of not going to the hospital including the risk of deterioration and possibly the risk of death, even though he's not being evaluated for a short of stress?
01:31
And can he also ensure that he understands the,
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that he is able to comprehend the risks of doing so?
01:43
I'll be that.
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We'll explain to the patient again and the family and make sure they're well aware of the risk surrounding refusal and for the treatment at this time.
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