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KCFD CLS Seven calling Centerpoint patient information.
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Hey Centerpoint, this is Rick.
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We have a 54-year-old female coming from home.
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Chief complaint is going to be left-sided numbness.
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She woke up with it.
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She said this happens often.
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She has a left-sided deficit from a previous stroke about two years ago.
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She's also supposed to be taking gabapentin.
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Had two doses yesterday, none today.
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All her vital signs are working out okay.
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Last set, she's 100% on room air.
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Have a blood sugar of 230.
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She has a GCS of 15.
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She says she can't feel her left toes, but she said that is normal for her.
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She'd like to be evaluated at your facility.
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And that's your other questions for there in about eight or nine.
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you calling this a stroke?
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No, based on past history information, the same thing has happened.
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There's nothing new today.
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At this point, I would not call it a stroke.