91-year-old female stroke patient transferred to ER
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Monongalia County WV Regional WVU Med A-P Info (Hospital)
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We're showing approximately 10 min out with that transfer from Grant Memorial.
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I was wondering if you guys had a pass line for us.
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That's affirmative, sir.
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You will be going to the alpha pad, going to the ER.
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Alpha pad, going to the ER.
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This is down there, Care Four.
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I think we hit a dead spot.
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You were cutting in and out.
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Do you mind repeating your traffic?
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No, no, sir.
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You will be landing on the alpha pad, A alpha.
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This is down there, Care Four.
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Landing on the alpha pad, A alpha.
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Thank you.
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Air care four, can I get a patient report for the stroke patient, please?
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That's affirmative, sir.
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You're on standby.
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I will see you.
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Air Care 4 en route to WVU with a 91, 91 year old female,
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COPD Memorial.
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Last note was 11:30.
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EMS was called for falls.
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They found her altered, laying supine on the floor with left-sided gaze and right-sided facial droop.
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Negative centers,
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probable fall, but no signs of any significant trauma.
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No CVA history.
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Upon arrival to the ED, NIH stroke scale for them was 35.
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CT revealed no intracranial hemorrhage.
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However, she does have occlusion of the distal M1 into the M2.
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Sugar is 150.
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Correction 16160 , vital signs have been stable for us.
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Heart rate 75 , blood pressure 126 over 74 , respirations 18 , SpO two 98 % .
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She's GCS of ten, and alert.
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She's got an 18 in the left AC.
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She has not received any meds from us.
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Sounds like they're receiving a for 300 mg of rectal aspirin.
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That concludes report.
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If you have any questions.
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Okay, you're four showing here about 2 min out.
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Is that correct?
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That's correct, sir.
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