Patient with stroke symptoms treated en route to hospital

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

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Tri-City, RA 124.

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124, Tri-City, ready for your stroke report.

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What's your CAD?

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Other than the eye changes, no other significant stuff on the stroke scale.

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Although patient does appear to be just generally weak.

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Other than that, he is currently breathing approximately 20 times per minute, effective, with 97% O2 sat.

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He's alert and oriented times three, answering all questions appropriately.

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Eyes. Responds spontaneous, and he moves all extremities times four.

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Had a blood pressure of 108 over 75 , 108 over 75 .

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Heart rate of 92 , sinus on the monitor.

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Corresponding with a strong pulse.

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Sugar of 109 , and a temperature of 97.8 , 97.8 .

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So your time lasting well is 10:00 .

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That's affirmative.

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Copy 124 . Once you get the IV, it's running normal saline.

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Two hundred and 50 , we'll see you soon at Tri City.

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We're clear at 14 twenty-five.

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Copy, thank you.

2026-11-03 22:23 UTC

Medical Emergency

Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews reported a possible stroke involving a patient with eye changes and generalized weakness. The patient was alert, breathing effectively, and was being transported to a hospital in Oceanside.