Man transported with nausea dizziness and high blood sugar

Heard on: Pinellas FL Med H (Hospital) Group Calls

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Star 471 to Largo.

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Go Largo.

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We're en route downgraded from a facility with a 42 year old male.

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Complaints can be nausea and dizziness.

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Last blood pressure was 165 over 110.

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Heart rate 99.

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12 leads with sinus tach.

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Oxygen 98%.

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Patient's sugar was 300 and twenty-nine.

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History of diabetes.

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We have an IV and fluids going, and we gave 4 mg of Zofran.

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We'll be at your facility in about 10 min .

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How do you copy?

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Copy. When was his last known well, and is he on any blood thinners? She'll be a stroke alert for us.

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No known blood thinners, and this has been going on for about a week.

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For how long? I am sorry, you cut out.

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This has been. Been going on for approximately one week.

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Oh, copy. Thank you.

6/26/2026 05:51 AM

Medical Emergency

14th St SW, Largo, FL 33770

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 42-year-old male with nausea and dizziness for about one week is being transported to Largo Medical Center. Vital signs include elevated blood pressure and heart rate, high blood sugar, and sinus tachycardia. The hospital was notified and is handling the case as a stroke alert. No known use of blood thinners was reported.