Medical team transports patient to Dell Seton, Austin TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medics transported an elderly patient experiencing possible stroke symptoms to Dell Seton Medical Center in Austin. The patient was nonverbal, had left-side weakness, and dark vomit around the mouth. Vital signs were stable, and paramedics were about 8 to 10 minutes from the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Dell Seton, this is Medic One.
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Stroke alert.
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Dell Seton, go ahead.
00:05
Afternoon, Dell Seton, Medic One inbound code three with a stroke alert.
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Eighty-two-year-old female coming from home.
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Last known well at 8:45 p.m. last night.
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Patient has left-side weakness.
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Altered mental status, and patient is nonverbal.
00:18
Normally alert and oriented with no stroke history.
00:23
Also appears to have dark vomit around face.
00:29
Patient not able to answer questions or move left side well.
00:36
Pupils equal and reactive.
00:37
Blood pressure 150 over 90, heart rate 91, blood sugar 192.
00:43
We’re about 8 to 10 minutes from your facility.
00:47
What questions do you have for me?
00:49
No questions.
00:50
You are right.
00:52
Is that 5050? Five hundred and zero.
00:57
Three 1550. I will try to do a pull tire here in a minute if I can.
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Red River St, Austin, TX 78701
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