62-year-old woman has two fainting episodes after diarrhea

Heard on: Estes Park Fire and EMS and Rocky Mountain National Park

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EVMT 410, patient care report.

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This is EVMT, go ahead.

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We're going to you non-emergent with a 62, 62 female who had two witnessed syncopal episodes after having diarrhea while visiting at the Stanley.

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No episode of altered mental status, but two.

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Two witnessed episodes, including a fall.

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No head strike, no thinners.

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One hundred and 18 over sixty-four, heart rate eighty-six, normal sinus with some nonspecific T wave inversion.

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Ninety-seven percent on room air.

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Lungs sound clear.

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She is complaining of some epigastric tenderness that she likens to heartburn, but that's been ongoing for a couple of weeks.

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Also has a dry cough that sounds like it's been going on for about a month.

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She's got a line in the left AC.

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I got some blood work drawn.

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Normal saline. No history of diabetes, but I'll get you a sugar.

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Be there in a few minutes.

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No questions from four on arrival.

2026-10-28 08:00 UTC

Medical Emergency

E Wonderview Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel provided care to a 62-year-old woman at a hotel in Estes Park after she had two fainting episodes following diarrhea, including a fall without head injury. She was evaluated, given an IV and blood work, and transported non-emergently to a medical facility.