00:00
(name withheld), engine 213 , we have PCC on to BLS.
00:03
Two hundred and 13 heading to unit for three.
00:06
Once again, we're going to be
00:12
This will be for a (number withheld) year old male.
00:15
Chief complaint today is we need generalized weakness.
00:19
Well, I got called out to a private residence to find our patient laying prone on the ground.
00:23
So sounds like last night patient.
00:25
I was just trying to transition into.
00:28
The couch to sit sounds like he was just too weak, causing him to fall down to the ground.
00:33
Unable to get to a phone until this morning, where he activated 911 .
00:39
Patient denies any head, neck, or back pain or loss of consciousness.
00:43
Negative obvious signs of trauma.
00:45
However, patient does have some wounds on both of his legs.
00:49
Other than that, on a grim, patient is breathing about (number withheld) , full effective, sitting at 98 % of room air.
00:56
No orientation. Ten four, I four.
00:58
This is all from these ten four.
01:00
The rest of the vital signs are stable.
01:03
As far as treatment, just position comfort and easy right to your facility with a 15 and ETA via VLS 02:13 .
01:12
Copy. What is his blood pressure and heart rate?
01:17
Seventy-six sinus and a blood pressure of 100 and twenty-eighty.
01:23
Copy. I'll make that the patient's being transported by BLS 213 , and we can clear the call at 900 and thirty-three.