73-year-old woman intoxicated and suicidal at home
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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This is RA 217, seeing if you're open for a report.
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Tri-City, this is RA 217, seeing if you're available for a report.
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Rescue ambulance 217, we are clear to copy your report at 1535.
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Copy. Thank you.
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I have a CAD number 102639.
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That's 102639.
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For a mild status medical.
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Chief complaint today is going to be ETOH intoxication with SI.
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We were called out today for a 73-year-old female.
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Caretaker states she was found with a empty bottle of wine and patient reports taking her.
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oxycodone in an attempt to end her life.
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Patient repeatedly saying she wishes she was dead and denying any help or transport at this time, but she is not A and O at
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all.Current vital are as follows: heart rate of 119 , BP 100 and forty-six over eighty-four, respirations 18 , ninety-seven percent on room air.
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As far as treatment, we're going to be monitoring at this time.
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Patient is. Completely uncooperative, so I won't go to start an IV.
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We'll be at your facility in about 15 min .
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Do you have any questions for me?
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Two one seven.
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Any idea of potentially how many oxycodone?
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Is this something that we need to be calling to poison control to ask about activated charcoal?
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Hi, copy Tri City.
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That's a negative.
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We looked around the house and we found a full bottle of oxycotton that was filled recently with all the pills inside of it.
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Patient is the only one that reports taking oxycotton.
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We couldn't find any other pill bottles in the trash or anywhere on the residence.
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She doesn't say how much she took either, just that she took them in an attempt to kill herself.
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Two one seven, thank you for being so thorough.
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I just want to make sure we have that on the recorded log.
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