Medical emergency near Jonathan Lucas St, Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews assisted an elderly male near Jonathan Lucas St who was experiencing apparent weakness. The patient had recently been discharged from the hospital after treatment for sepsis. EMS reported stable vital signs including heart rate, oxygen level, and blood pressure while communicating details to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good morning, how do you have a seventy-two-year-old male? That's seven-two-year-old male.
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(name withheld)'s spouse is having weakness.
00:08
Worked over from home today for family. The patient was released from the hospital a day ago after treatment for sepsis.
00:17
They said since related, the patient has been taken and has been able to ambulate normally.
00:21
Able to do daily activities as expected.
00:24
Declining and eating as well.
00:28
Patient's 804, GCS 15, bodily as follows.
00:34
We have a heart rate of sixty-six,
00:37
Saturating at ninety-six percent on room air.
00:39
Blood pressure 133 over 65, blood glucose 117, and temperature 98.4.
00:45
Do you have anything further?
00:50
To clarify, the weakness has been over twenty-four hours.
00:57
The orders are that we will see you when you can hear clearly.
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Location mentioned:
Jonathan Lucas St, Charleston, SC 29425
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