Diabetic patient with high blood sugar dizziness treated in Neola
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Pottawattamie County Fire and EMS
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Underwood Rescue ALS requested by Neola for a diabetic issue at their station.
00:05
Again, Underwood Rescue response needed at Neola Fire for a diabetic issue.
00:10
Again, ALS requested by Neola.
00:11
First base for Underwood at 1910.
00:37
Still a rescue, fire dispatch.
00:41
Go ahead for Neola rescue.
00:43
Neola, I show no one responding from Underwood.
00:46
Did you want a different department?
00:49
Yeah, go ahead and start medic six, please.
00:52
Medic six is not available.
00:53
They're on a call at Crescent at this time.
00:58
Do you start council, please?
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Clear 1913.
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Neola command, medic three will be switching.
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Neola fire from Council Bluffs, Medic 3.
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Fire for Neola rescue.
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Medic three, Neola rescue.
01:23
What is your location? How many do you have responding to this call?
01:33
Just left our station.
01:35
We'll be en route to Council Bluffs here.
01:43
Clear, do you need us to respond to the scene at (number withheld) Front Street?
01:53
Negative, we can meet you in Underwood at the trucks or by the truck stop.
02:03
Understood. Truck stopped off the interstate.
02:08
All right, dispatch, 2151.
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2151, go ahead.
02:18
2151, go ahead.
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We're en route to Mercy Code 2 with one, beginning mileage 0.0.
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We're en route to Mercy Code 2 with one, beginning mileage is 0.0 at 1917.
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Thanks, 3 from the Iowa Rescue.
02:38
Go ahead.
02:41
We're actually changing that to Treynor on Railroad Highway.
02:47
Clear railroad highway.
02:55
Yellow rescue from council's night green.
02:57
Do you have any patient information?
03:06
This is Neola Rescue.
03:08
We have a 64-year-old female.
03:11
Bunch of this 434 last check, and it's climbing fairly rapidly within 5 min .
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It went up about 40 points.
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Patient is alert and oriented at this time, but she's starting to feel pretty dizzy.
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Vitals are normal.
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She does have a history of several TIAs in the past that happened a few years back.
03:45
Vitals are within normal range at this time.
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We're code two.
03:55
This is normally taking as one, but she's ran out and unable to get anymore.
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