88-year-old male treated for low blood sugar in nursing home

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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AMR 300 and twenty-five patient information.

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AMR 300 and twenty-five in Rock Hill facility with an eighty-eight, eighty-eight year old male.

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We are coming from a nursing home.

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Chief of what today is going to be hypoglycemia.

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Next morning patient had a low blood sugar.

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Nursing staff stated they gave him one IM shot of glucagon.

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He came up, he ate breakfast, and now and then about 30 min ago he was found un.

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Responsive in his room in his bed with another blood sugar of about thirty-two.

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They gave him a 2nd dose of glucagon.

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Upon my arrival, his blood sugar was forty-three.

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Started an IV in the right AC for you and started giving him D ten, stopped the D ten and about two twenty-five milliliters.

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Last blood sugar I got was one thirty-four.

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He's got crackles.

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On the left side, there's signs of aspiration, but no suction was needed.

2026-10-24 21:55 UTC

Medical Emergency

Hill, Independence, MO 64055

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews transported an elderly man from a Rock Hill nursing home for treatment of repeated low blood sugar and possible aspiration after he was found unresponsive in his bed.