69-year-old male transported after a fall with low blood pressure, Little Rock AR
Medical EmergencyEMS transported a 69-year-old male who fell and had low blood pressure but no serious injuries. The patient was alert and showed no signs of head trauma. Vital signs improved during transport to St. Vincent Hospital.
Audio|Source: Faulkner County Area Public Safety
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en route to your facility with a 69-year-old male jeep complaint is going to be a fall.
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No obvious injuries, no apparent head trauma, no blood thinners.
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Unknown LSC patients stated that he got up and became busy and then fell.
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The three Hives you high.
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Go ahead. Go ahead.
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Upon our arrival on the scene, patient was diaphoretic, GCS 15, A&O, the 4.
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Our vials at this time are heart rate at 77.
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He does have a first degree AB block,
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unbeknownst to him.
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Initial blood pressure was 70s over 40s.
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Our blood pressure now, with light-headed ringers running,
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is 108 over 68.
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104. And we're 69 on room here.
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And our blood glucose is 99.
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If you don't have anything further, we'll be at your facility in about three minutes.
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Location mentioned:
St. Vincent Hosp, Little Rock, AR 72205
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