Stroke alert draws EMS to Medical Plaza Dr, North Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a possible stroke alert near Medical Plaza Dr in North Charleston. A woman had a brief period of unresponsiveness following a severe headache but had returned to her usual condition upon evaluation. Staff on scene reported stable vital signs and no immediate complications.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
We've got a stroke alert for you.
00:02
Fifty-eight year old female, complaint today is unresponsiveness, period lasting about 20 minutes.
00:11
Looking about 40 minutes ago.
00:15
The entire episode was witnessed by staff — acute onset thunderclap headache, ten out of ten, with left-sided gaze.
00:27
Unresponsive for about 20 minutes.
00:31
Patient is now back to neurological baseline.
00:34
Patient has history of right-sided craniotomy with baseline left deficit.
00:42
Vitals are stable.
00:44
Blood pressure and pulse normal, sinus rhythm.
00:48
Oxygen saturation one hundred percent on room air.
00:50
Fourteen unlabored respirations.
00:54
Patient is on heparin and received dose this morning.
00:59
We'll be across the parking lot for you.
01:02
Any questions or orders?
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Location mentioned:
Medical Plaza Dr, North Charleston, SC 29406
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