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62, medic 232 calling.
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Long scene, I'm getting ready to transport here in a minute.
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I got a 61-year-old male patient.
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He was released on July 9th for sepsis.
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He lives in a car, hadn't moved from his seat in the past three weeks.
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He's got significant skin breakdown to his buttocks, his back.
00:26
Looks like he's getting a bad.
00:28
Infected sore on his right knee.
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Legs wrapped, oozing yellowish pus.
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He does have a foley as well.
00:39
Got swelling to the genitalia area.
00:43
Just very very weak, probably very very septic.
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We'll probably be there in the next 15 20 min .
00:53
Or his vital signs?
00:55
I haven't even gotten that far.
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I was just giving you a heads up.
01:00
Hold on, so if you could try.
01:03
When you get them, I'd appreciate it.
01:18
This is 200 and thirty-two.
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I got your father back.
01:22
Two hundred and one, go ahead.
01:24
All right, heart rate 100 and twenty-four, BP is 101 , respirations 30 times a minute.
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His capnography is only 18 .
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Sat ninety-eight percent on room air.
01:39
Blood pressure 110 over 60 .
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Obviously, he's got source of infection.
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We'll be there. Nothing further.
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Room (number withheld) on arrival,
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