Woman fell after dizziness worsening over days

Heard on: Lafayette County MO Lafayette RegMed (Hospital)

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Lexington, Med Two to Lafayette Regional Station.

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Information.

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Lafayette Regional, this is Lexington Med Two.

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I'm bringing you a 55-year-old female.

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Chief complaint today is going to be a fall.

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Patient states that she got dizzy and she fell onto her bottom.

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Say she did not hit her head, felt loss of consciousness and is not on a blood thinner.

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Patient states that she's been getting dizzy for the past couple days, but she noticed it started to get worse this morning.

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Current vital signs of call for you are pulse rate.

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Eighty-one SpO2 ninety-six percent on room air.

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Blood pressure I got was 115 over fifty-one, 115 over fifty-one.

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Blood sugar 100 and eighty-seven.

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I did get it as lovely for you, but with some technical difficulties.

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We'll be at your facility in three to 5 min .

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Do you have any questions or orders?

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No questions or orders.

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Copy that, season.

2026-09-30 05:39 UTC

Medical Emergency

State St, Lexington, MO 64067

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As discussed during the dispatch call, lexington Med Two is transporting a 55-year-old woman to Lafayette Regional Medical Center after a reported fall caused by worsening dizziness. She reportedly landed on her bottom, had no head strike or loss of consciousness, and is not on blood thinners.