Elderly woman with left leg weakness transported for stroke risk
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This is Laurel Medical Center.
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Handing on the line with a 55 that's a console.
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55, good afternoon.
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Laurel, this is AMC coming to priority three with a 93 year old female.
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She's going to be alert, times two, two to three.
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She do have a history of dementia.
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How are you talking so far?
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Go ahead.
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Patient is coming from assisted facility, assisted living facility.
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She's going to be coming in for a left leg weakness.
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Started about 20 min ago.
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Patient.
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I'm sorry, how do you cover so far? So far, you said there's a 92 year old female.
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Well, that's oriented times one, two, one to two.
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That's coming in.
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She's going to be alert times two.
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Three, she has two to three dementia.
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Hey, ten.
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I'm here, ma'am.
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I was listening to you.
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Are you?
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Yes, um, she went down to three, two to three.
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She has two to three dementia.
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Twenty-four left leg weakness started about 20 minutes ago.
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Patient left leg is weak, no obvious deformities or no swelling.
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How do you cover so far?
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What other medical history
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does this patient have?
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Patient has.
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This road just got kidney failure and dementia.
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Patient, I think you should go to a full hospital with the patient's history.
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This might be a stroke because they probably need an MRI.
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I copy, ma'am.
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I'm unable to do a complete stroke assessment due to the patient having dementia.
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But I copy your last transmission.
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All right, just hold on.
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Okay, just a minute.
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Yeah, just come have a conversation with the dr.
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. It would be wise if you take the patient to a stroke facility, okay?
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Copy, thank you.
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All right, thank you.
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