Diabetic patient with high blood sugar transported to hospital

Heard on: San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)

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Activated 911 .

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Prior to our arrival, they did take another reading and patient's blood sugar was at 440 .

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Upon our arrival, patient was alert and oriented times four GCS of 15 .

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Alert and tracking crew members with again no complaint, not having any symptoms at this time, denying any abdominal pain.

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Any dizziness, any lightheadedness, no weakness.

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Patient has not had an increase in urinary output, but upon our assessment, did have a blood sugar of 400 and forty-nine.

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Four hundred and forty-nine.

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All of the vital signs were stable for this patient.

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Denying any headache again.

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Negative for any pertinent findings on a secondary survey.

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He does have a history of diabetes and was given a long lasting insulin prior to leaving your facility yesterday.

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S125, they are requesting an ambulance transport to your facility.

2026-10-29 22:19 UTC

Medical Emergency

Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews responded to a possible diabetic emergency after a 911 activation. The patient had high blood sugar readings, was alert and oriented with stable vital signs, and requested transport to a medical facility.