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Good afternoon, Stanford.
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This is San Mateo Medic 48 coming in code 2 trauma activation.
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ETA about 10 minutes.
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On board we have a 83-year-old male coming from home.
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Suffered an unwitnessed ground level fall in his driveway, was able to walk back into the home, and then sounded a little confused to the wife.
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He is a 83-year-old, GCS 14, baseline is GCS 15.
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We are noticing some slight repetitive questioning.
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Unknown if he lost any consciousness.
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He is complaining of pain.
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The left side of that head, and we do see a small hematoma there.
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Notice he's fine, tender.
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Notice he has some track on all extremities.
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He is negative for any blood thinners.
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However, we are seeing a maybe a slight difference in his pupils.
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They're both reactive, but the left eye
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slightly larger than the right eye.
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A lot of times are stable.
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BP is pretty hypertensive, 198 over 98, pulse 17 , sixty-five heart rate,
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respiratory rate about 13 , regular, site ninety-six.
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On Romer, and title 34 .
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Continuing in title 34 with a clamped wave form.
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Again, he's a 803 GCS 14 , blood sugar 117 .
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If you have any questions, we'll see you go to in about 10 min .
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