65-year-old male has seizure linked to alcohol withdrawal

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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AMR 333, South Point patient information.

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AMR 333, bringing in today 65 year old male, 6'5", coming from home.

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Chief complaint today is post-seizure.

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Patient had a witnessed seizure around 01:00 by his significant other.

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She states he was out for about less than a minute, then came to and was a little disoriented.

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He's about A and O times three right now.

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Current vitals are his heart rate is around 160 s, and he is blood pressure at 93/0 .

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No current medications.

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He is alcohol dependent, and the seizures are an occurrence from when he withdraws.

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Significant other stated that he withdraws within hours.

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He usually drinks liquor, somewhat a bottle of a pint daily, and he has gone since last night without any.

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Got a blood sugar of 100 and twenty-one.

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We'll be there in about ten.

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Do you have any questions or?

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Any questions or orders upon arrival? I do have IV established and I'm giving him fluids now.

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Perfect, Centerpoint clear.

2026-11-11 19:52 UTC

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance is transporting a 65-year-old man from a home to a hospital after a witnessed seizure and possible alcohol withdrawal symptoms. The patient reportedly had a brief loss of consciousness and was disoriented before becoming alert again, with an IV started and fluids being given during transport.