Possible stroke symptoms near Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 64-year-old female near Grossmont Center Dr is experiencing sudden left-sided weakness, facial droop, and slurred speech. These symptoms may involve a possible stroke. She was alert and oriented and transported to the hospital for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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03:2
Transcript:
00:00
Hey Grossman, this is Metaure.
00:01
Stroke patient, we're out, we open some vitals.
00:04
CAD numbers are going to be (number withheld) 64 female.
00:11
Okay, 64-year-old female, weakness.
00:13
I got your vitals.
00:14
You can go ahead.
00:17
64 female coming from home.
00:19
She complained today is going to be weakness.
00:23
Sounds like approximately 35 minutes ago when patient got home from eating, she started to develop some weakness on her left side with some slurring of the speech, so family activated 911.
00:38
Sounds like patient does have a history of having a stroke and her deficits are going to be left-sided weakness on her left lower extremity, upper left extremity.
00:50
New onset of left side facial droop with some slurred speech today.
00:56
Final signs have been uploaded to you guys.
00:58
For us, it's on the fast-d-dee facial palsy is going to be complete on the left side.
01:03
So that's going to be a one arm weakness and it's going to be no different gravity, which is the two.
01:07
But that's going to be her deficit from previous stroke.
01:10
Speech changed to be mild to moderate.
01:12
Lastly, normal today is going to be at 80800 this morning by family.
01:17
Negative for any ID deviation and negative for any denial at this time.
01:23
As far as treatment, we have an 18 gauge established in the right 18 and we're giving 250.
01:28
As of right now, we're also going to push Zofran IV, 4 milligrams.
01:32
Floorly comes back as sinus tachycardia with occasional PVCs.
01:38
Sugar 126, can I get you anything else?
01:41
Okay, just to clarify, last B.Normal was 0,800 this morning, but 35 minutes ago, she started with more increased weakness on that left side and new onset of a facial droop and slurge speech.
01:53
That's affirmative.
01:56
Is the patient oriented, I mean, can, you said it started, started 35 minutes ago, is she,
02:01
like, you know, is she oriented enough to tell us that the lasting normal would have been 35 minutes ago or no?
02:08
Affirmative, she is alert oriented times four, no blood center use.
02:12
She is able to tell the whole story.
02:14
She does say that she just started 35 minutes ago.
02:17
However, family, last time they saw her was this morning before she left.
02:23
Okay, copy me that, but if she's oriented, she's saying that all these symptoms started 35 minutes ago, correct? And she was completely normal prior to that.
02:32
Correct. That's for the patient.
02:36
Okay, I copy that.
02:38
It just makes the difference with TNK times if we're seeing 35 minutes, you know, prior to 0800 this morning.
02:44
So I think if she's completely oriented, we'll go with a lasting normal 35 minutes ago.
02:52
Whatever you would like to do, we're happy to make it happen for you.
02:55
We're on our way to you guys, and we're going to see you and let's see them out.
02:59
Okay, I copy that.
03:01
We'll see you soon.
03:02
Let me know if anything changes.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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