Person with postictal confusion after fall at Vista Way

Heard on: San Diego CA ALS TRI (Hospital) Group Calls

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During this event, no trauma noted from that fall.

00:04

On the breathing, patient is breathing at a rate of 18 , full and effective.

00:07

Lung sounds clear in all fields, sounding at 96 % on room air.

00:12

Eyes are 3 mm pro, spontaneous.

00:14

He's able to follow my commands appropriately, moving all extremities.

00:17

Just presenting with that postictal confusion, giving him a GCS score of 14 .

00:23

Current vital signs for you: patient has a heart rate of 136 , sinus tach on the monitor with.

00:27

With a blood pressure of 150 over seventy-two, patient has a blood glucose level of 111 and a temperature of ninety-seven .7 .

00:34

Ten-minute.

00:36

Right now for treatment, just going to continue monitoring.

00:38

I am going to look for an IV for you guys.

00:40

We got about a ten-minute ETA to your facility.

00:41

How do you copy, Tri City?

00:43

One hundred and twenty-four, we copy that here at Sharp Tri City.

00:46

We can clear 19 fifty-two.

00:48

Tri City, you are the best.

00:49

Have a good rest of your day.

00:51

One hundred and five,

00:53

Tri City, 1950 .

00:55

Three, go ahead.

00:59

Engine 105 , any head strike?

01:02

Negative.

01:05

One hundred and five, engine 105 , we can clear this call.

2026-09-19 19:50 UTC

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Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

Person with postictal confusion after fall at Vista Way

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Person with postictal confusion after fall at Vista Way

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