Man experiencing vomiting and dizziness from alcohol withdrawal

Heard on: Clay MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital) Group Calls

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AMR 324, we're en route to facility with a 38-year-old male.

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38-year-old male, chief complaint today is going to be vomiting, dizziness, ETOH withdrawal.

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Patient last had alcohol last night.

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Unsure exactly how much he has had.

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Patient currently is dizzy.

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He has been vomiting this morning.

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He's pretty shaky and he is currently A and O times three, a GCS of 14, which is not his baseline.

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Other vitals: sinus tach, nothing abnormal.

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The EKG 98 % on room air.

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Pressure of 115 over 80.

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Got a blood sugar of 222 .

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We will be there in about seven.

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Any questions?

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No questions here.

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I'll send it with.

8/2/2026 12:14 PM

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are en route to medical center with a 38-year-old male patient who appears to be experiencing vomiting, dizziness, and possible alcohol withdrawal. Patient is shaky, vomiting, alert and oriented, with abnormal Glasgow coma scale and elevated blood sugar. Vital signs include sinus tachycardia and normal blood pressure and oxygen saturation.