37-year-old man found unconscious with stroke symptoms
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Tri-City, RA T 16 with a stroke code.
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Tri-City, twelve forty-two in the morning, oh forty-two, go ahead.
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Tri-City, RA T 16 , got a CAD number 20 twenty-six dash 116912 , 116912 .
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Moderate status, thirty-seven year old male, chief complaint today is going to be altered level of consciousness.
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We're calling this a stroke code.
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ETA is probably a.
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About 10 min , we arrived on scene to a private residence to find the patient laying supine, unconscious, unresponsive, with snoring respirations, and we had active vomit coming from the patient's mouth.
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Sounds like the bystanders last saw him completely normal at 07:00 p.m.
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just a couple hours ago.
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He wasn't complaining of anything, and.
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And tonight they found him on the ground in the front room, unconscious, unresponsive with snoring respirations, and his eyes appear to be deviated to the right.
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He's breathing at a normal rate.
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We got 18 respirations, full and effective.
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We got no two sat at ninety-eight percent.
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He's got clear lung sounds.
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He does have some vomiting.
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And then as far as any.
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Response: We're not getting any motor response from him.
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Eyes are not opening for any painful stimulus or anything.
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And then, as far as the vitals, we got heart rate of 110, sinus tach, blood pressure,
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the most recent 120 over 72.
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And then we got a sugar, sugar was 119.
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And then patient, for the bystanders, were.
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Which was family, no medical history, no allergies, and no medications.
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As far as streamer, we're looking to start an IV, and we'll let you know if anything changes.
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Let me know if there's anything else I can get for you to clarify.
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Copy, just a couple questions.
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Any signs of trauma or drug paraphernalia or ETOA?
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