Man with hyperglycemia symptoms en route to hospital, Milford DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a 51-year-old man to Milford Hospital with symptoms of high blood sugar, vomiting, and recent insulin use.
Audio|Heard on: Sussex DE Hospital Group Calls
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01:14
Transcript:
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We're in about a five-minute ETA.
00:03
Move with a 51-year-old male.
00:06
Sentencing to meet a lesson around hypers as well as hyperglycemia.
00:10
Knowledge of omnium times three days.
00:13
Patients' practice rate was 20 over 60.
00:18
You've got 100% heart rate.
00:21
They know of a vet for about a week.
00:26
I was having trouble getting unfilled, file up and been filled.
00:28
I've been taken up yesterday.
00:30
I've been suffering from knowledge of vying for a lot of trade.
00:33
This is a week.
00:36
I'm currently resting as trouble as possible.
00:38
So, but I think it's been a threat due to act of vomiting.
00:42
Now, for any orders and for the questions, we will see in about five.
00:45
Again, we were attempting to meet ALS, but I am probably closer to your facility than I am now.
00:51
Plain-by for any questions.
00:57
He is hyperglycemics, 491, 491.
01:00
I'm on to her.
01:02
He did just take some insulin, the 14 of us, I was 10 of list.
01:09
Copy Cine, Ivo.
01:10
The other.
01:13
Repeat, Post, picture, digital.
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Milford, DE
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