Man experiences seizures with head injury, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a 42-year-old man who had two seizures and a head injury at a residence near West 86th Street in Indianapolis. The patient was conscious but confused and was transported with stable vital signs to St. Vincent's 86th Street Emergency Room.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Forty-two-year-old male, complaining seizure times two.
00:03
Hasn't known seizure history.
00:04
Patient did fall and started hitting head in the kitchen.
00:07
Sounds like cabinetry.
00:09
Two seizures lasting approximately a minute for the caretaker.
00:15
Patient's still confused.
00:16
He's GCS 14.
00:18
His claims of head pain, neck pain got him to speak taller.
00:21
He's normal size on the moderate at sixty-seven.
00:23
Loss pressure 120 over seventy-nine.
00:25
Ninety-seven percent room there.
00:26
Breathing 18 times a minute.
00:28
Non-labored.
00:31
Blood sugar ninety-two.
00:32
Got an IV established.
00:34
Let's write anything further.
00:35
We'll see you here 5 min.
00:38
Copy four. What'd you say the age was again?
00:42
Forty-two forty-two.
00:45
Cop four, we'll see you again.
00:46
Your assignment is clear.
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Location mentioned:
W 86th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
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