Male patient with dementia and pneumonia transported to hospital
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Tri City RA 124.
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24 Tri City 950, what's your CAD number? Chula Vista, RA 124, heading your facility with a 8 min ETA, mild to moderate.
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Count number is 2026.
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Dementia and aspiration pneumonia.
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Additionally, family does state that when he is starting to get an infection, he becomes a little more lethargic than usual.
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So for this story, family states that he appears that he is trending that way.
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That's how he's presenting to the family.
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So it's abnormally normal.
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Time two, time two
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for me. Just slow to respond.
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He is breathing at 18 .
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One affected clear long sound was setting at 91 on room air.
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We do have him on a four liter nasal cannula.
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Currently setting at 100 .
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I have a problem. Maybe it's going to be times four.
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Blood pressure is 01:19 over 66 .
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Heart rate is forty-four.
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Sinus bradycardia confirmed with a twelve-lead.
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We do see a right bundle branch.
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Unsure if that is, he does have a history of that or not.
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Skin warm, no pain.
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Seven .7 blood sugar of 130 .
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In conclusion, on a short note, there rest of the history I was just mentioned upon arrival.
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We do have an 18 gauge established on the right AC.
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Moment and.
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Four and clear.
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Seven, yeah, you two.
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You're having a fight, guys.
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Seventy-six years old, and the rest you were very broken.
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You said times two.
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Is that baseline?
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That is correct.
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He is currently times two for me.
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However, that is also baseline.
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However, the family does say he's a little more lethargic than usual.
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And they do state that when he does get his infections, he kind of trends this way.
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So this is abnormally kind of normal for him.
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