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This is Harford County Medic 44.
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I'm currently on scene with a 41 year old male.
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Said he's completely hypoglycemic.
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Patient is a known type 1 diabetic.
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Initially his sugar upon our arrival was 59.
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Patient was completely alert and oriented times four.
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The GCS of 15 has been the entire time.
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Initially patient got 15 grams of oral glucose.
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Sugar actually dropped down to 54.
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After 15 grams of D10 through an IV, he got up to 173, 173.
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I have blood pressure of 100 and thirty-six, 100 and thirty-six over sixty-two, sixty-two.
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Heart rate 101 , zero zero.
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Respiratory rate of 16 , one six with clear lung sounds bilaterally.
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He is ninety-eight, ninety-eight percent on room air.
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Patient is feeling better after getting his sugar up.
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Does not want to go to the hospital at times.We have a six issue just for protocol.
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I am calling. Patient is standing next to me.
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If there is anything you would like to say to him.
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The problem is he's alert, oriented, and he's got a way to check his sugars regularly over the next twenty-four hours.
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Encourage him to do plenty of.
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Food and call back if you have any concerns.
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Your patient is going to refuse transport at this time.
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Do you need anything else from us at Chesapeake?
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Please reconsul if necessary.
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Thank you so much for your consul.
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Chesapeake 44 clear.
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