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Medic 92 to UCMC, go ahead.
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We're going to be coming to your facility with a geriatric trauma.
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I repeat, a geriatric trauma patient is.
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Well, we get the age.
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Patient is coming from Lake Monclova.
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Per facility staff, the patient had a fall yesterday night.
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It is unknown exactly what time she had the fall at.
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Her last known well was 04:00 a.m.
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Since then, the patient has had significant
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altered mental status.
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I would get her a GCS of three.
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She's not really. Responsive to any pain, able to localize anything, follow with her eyes, or have any vocal response.
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Her pupils are unequal and sluggish.
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The left eye being 6 mm and the right eye being four.
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She has some large hematomas to the middle of her forehead and above her left eyebrow is under control.
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Vital signs follow.
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Last blood pressure was 100 and twenty-three over fifty-seven.
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One hundred and twenty-three over fifty-seven.
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It has significantly gone down.
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When we arrived, she was very hypertensive.
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Respiratory thirty-two.
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She's ninety-six percent on room air.
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She's sinus tach on the monitor.
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If you have any further questions or orders, we'll be to your facility in about five to 8 min .
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With the GCS of three, you need a level one.
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Criteria we will see upon arrival.
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Medic ninety-two copies.
Medical Emergency
