Elderly man transported for confusion, Mt Vernon OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics transported an 82-year-old man from his home in Mt. Vernon to Knox Community Hospital after reports of increased confusion. The patient, with a history of dementia and urinary tract infections, had not been eating or drinking well for several days. Vitals were stable, and the transport was non-emergent.
Audio|Heard on: Licking OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic 491 to Knox Community Hospital.
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491, Knox Community Hospital, go ahead.
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Good afternoon, Knox Community Hospital.
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I hope you are having a wonderful afternoon.
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Today we're bringing you an 82-year-old male, non-emergent.
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He's coming from his home.
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Family states that he's been a little more confused than normal.
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Patient has a history of dementia and UTIs.
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Patient hasn't been able to eat or drink for the past couple of days and said he's feeling a little weird.
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Current vitals are heart rate 90, sinus rhythm on the monitor, 96% on room air, blood pressure 120 over 52.
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IV established in the right AC.
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Temperature 98.2, blood glucose 159.
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LAMS score zero, negative on all fields.
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We should arrive in about four to five minutes.
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Any questions, comments, or concerns?
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Medics on arrival. KCH three.
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Location mentioned:
Mt Vernon, OH 43050
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