Elderly woman evaluated after brief unresponsiveness, Maryville IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel in Maryville, Illinois responded to a medical call where an elderly woman was initially found unresponsive at her residence but regained alertness by the time EMS arrived. She was assessed as stable with normal vital signs and transported non-emergently to Anderson Hospital for evaluation at the family’s request.
Audio|Heard on: Madison IL Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
Anderson Hospital, Anderson Hospital, Anderson Hospital Maryville 2442, Paramedic 539 inbound patient report please. Unit calling Ames, can you recall that? Go ahead. Good afternoon Anderson Maryville Fire Department 2442, Paramedic 539 inbound to you non-emergent. On board I got a 77-year-old female. Cause of patient's residents were unresponsive. Upon my arrival patient was found sitting at the kitchen table, alert and oriented to her normal which is alert to self per the family on scene. Family members are not aware. States that the patient was sitting at the kitchen table. He heard a thud, came upstairs to check on her and found her face down on the table. Did not fall out of the chair onto the floor. Patient verbalizes no complaints. Only major history is hypertension and Alzheimer's. Again, she's currently resting comfortably on the cot. Alert and oriented to her normal, vitals are as follows. Pulse is in the 60s showing a sinus rhythm on the monitor. No activity noted. Last blood pressure was 148 over 64. Respiratory status 18, non-labored, not assisted. Lungs are clear and equal bilaterally. She's in the mid to upper nineties on room air. Has a D-stick of 126. Family requested your facility for evaluation. We're non-emergent with them and about six to eight minutes out. Questions or orders, go ahead. Yeah, when you arrive at the station, we'll have her start in triage please. That's clear. Triage upon arrival, Maryville 2442 medic 539 clear.
Anderson Hospital, Anderson Hospital, Anderson Hospital Maryville 2442, Paramedic 539 inbound patient report please. Unit calling Ames, can you recall that? Go ahead. Good afternoon Anderson Maryville Fire Department 2442, Paramedic 539 inbound to you non-emergent. On board I got a 77-year-old female. Cause of patient's residents were unresponsive. Upon my arrival patient was found sitting at the kitchen table, alert and oriented to her normal which is alert to self per the family on scene. Family members are not aware. States that the patient was sitting at the kitchen table. He heard a thud, came upstairs to check on her and found her face down on the table. Did not fall out of the chair onto the floor. Patient verbalizes no complaints. Only major history is hypertension and Alzheimer's. Again, she's currently resting comfortably on the cot. Alert and oriented to her normal, vitals are as follows. Pulse is in the 60s showing a sinus rhythm on the monitor. No activity noted. Last blood pressure was 148 over 64. Respiratory status 18, non-labored, not assisted. Lungs are clear and equal bilaterally. She's in the mid to upper nineties on room air. Has a D-stick of 126. Family requested your facility for evaluation. We're non-emergent with them and about six to eight minutes out. Questions or orders, go ahead. Yeah, when you arrive at the station, we'll have her start in triage please. That's clear. Triage upon arrival, Maryville 2442 medic 539 clear.
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IL-162, Maryville, IL 62062
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