62-year-old man shows signs of stroke at workplace

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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CJC Med Six, Centerpoint patient report.

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Center Point, go ahead.

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This is CJC Med Six.

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We're going to be en route for a code stroke.

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62-year-old male, he's coming from his workplace where he had an acute onset of a

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steady gait, kind of leaning to the right, difficulty with walking and completing sentences.

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Right now he's an NS4, GCS 15.

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Cincinnati stroke scale's negative, but he has had a past stroke.

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And all these symptoms he's having today was also associated with his last stroke.

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With his last stroke, he had no deficits though.

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Right now, vitals 100 and sixty-two over eighty-six,

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bundle branch block on the monitor at seventy-two, respirations

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18 , sat 100 % on cannula at four liters a minute.

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Blood sugar is 100 and twenty-two, and he says the symptoms started right at.

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Does he take any blood thinners?

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He takes a daily aspirin, eighty-one milligrams.

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Copy. For the question, see phone arrival.

2026-11-05 21:36 UTC

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS reports transporting a 62-year-old man from his workplace to a medical center for a possible stroke, with symptoms including difficulty walking and speaking and a history of prior stroke.