Man transported after taking unknown drugs, Austin TX
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Drug ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, austin emergency medics transported a 39-year-old man from near West Ben White Boulevard to St. David’s South after he reportedly took an unknown drug and damaged property at home. The man had minor abrasions and stable vital signs.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. David's South from Austin Medic 15.
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This is South.
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Six 15 is inbound.
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Trouble three with a thirty-nine year old male, three nine.
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Chief complaint is mental status.
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Last seen well 1 hour ago.
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Parent says (name withheld) took some unknown drugs.
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(Name withheld) started smashing items in the house.
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(Name withheld) has abrasions on elbows and knees, then sat down and is now doing this.
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GCS of ten, vitals as follows.
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Break.
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Glucose 101, sinus tachycardia 112, 95 over 55 blood pressure.
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Thirty breaths per minute at 29.
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End-tidal 96 on four liters.
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We've got an NPA in 18 gauge EJ and we're hooking up a fluid bolus.
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We should be at your door in about 10 minutes.
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His only signs of trauma are abrasions.
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That's correct.
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Only soft tissue injuries.
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South received trauma three on arrival.
01:20
It's teacher.
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Location mentioned:
W Ben White Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
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