69-year-old woman collapses with arm numbness after shower

Heard on: Somerset PA SO MYMC (Hospital) Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Fire to hospital, fire to hospital, medic 200 and forty-six, ALS certification.

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This is fire, go ahead.

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Fire to hospital, your facility with a sixty-nine, sixty-nine female patient from home.

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She complained of generalized weakness, nausea.

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Patient was feeling ill, went into a full shower.

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She got out of the shower, experienced numbness in bilateral arms, very weak, went to the floor.

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Patient is conscious, oriented, x3.

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She has a normal sinus rhythm.

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With a rate of eighty-six, blood pressure 120 over eighty-two, respiratory 20 , blood glucose 100 and forty-eight.

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She is adding a ninety-eight percent on two liters of oxygen with an end tidal of thirty-eight.

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Want to get established in the left AC.

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Four milligrams of Zofran on board.

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I have IV fluid running KVO, and we'll see you here in probably about 5 min .

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Would you like any further?

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No, see you when you get here.

7/2/2026 07:57 PM

Medical Emergency

Hospital Dr, Meyersdale, PA 15552

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 69-year-old female patient at home near Hospital Dr experienced generalized weakness, nausea, and arm numbness causing her to fall after a shower. She is conscious and receiving IV fluids and medication, with stable vital signs. EMS is transporting her to the hospital and expects arrival in about 5 minutes.