Man with right arm and leg pain possibly experiencing TIA

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Prince George's paramedic ambulance 826 to the capital region.

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How do you copy? Capital region online.

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Do you need a physician for consult?

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Negative, it's going to be for notification only.

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This is Prince George's paramedic ambulance 826.

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We're at facility party (number withheld).

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A sixty-year-old male chief complaint:

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pain in right arm and leg.

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Possibly a TIA.

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Pain has since began to study.

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History of mini strokes.

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Vital signs are as follows: patient has a GCS of 15 , alert and oriented.

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Heart rate of 93 , O two saturation is 97 % on room air.

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Blood glucose level of 101 .

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Blood pressure is currently cycling.

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Blood pressure of 147 over 88 .

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Last known well was 03:30 this morning.

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Onset of symptoms approximately 0600 a.m.

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Once again, we'll be coming to you, priority (number withheld), with a ETA of approximately

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10 min . I copy.

5/14/2026 04:09 AM

Medical Emergency

Harry S Truman Dr, Largo, MD 20774

Man with right arm and leg pain possibly experiencing TIA

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a sixty-year-old man at a Largo facility reported pain in his right arm and leg, suspected to be related to a possible transient ischemic attack. Paramedics transported him to Capital Region Hospital for further evaluation.

Man with right arm and leg pain possibly experiencing TIA

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