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Thank you, Tri City. Again, this is RA Two Hundred and Fourteen.
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Out. Call number Twenty Twenty Six Dash One Two One Four One Three.
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That's One Two One Four One Three.
00:07
Looking to go to your facility here with about a three-minute ETA.
00:11
I have a seventy-nine, seventy-nine-year-old patient weighing approximately 200 pounds.
00:15
Chief complaint today is going to be dizziness.
00:18
Let me know when you are ready.
00:23
All right, on scene to private residence, minor patient sitting on a couch.
00:26
We're going to track upon contact.
00:27
Patient states that a few hours ago he was on the toilet, felt like he was going to pass out.
00:34
Did not have a full episode, and every time he stood up to walk around his house, he felt dizzy, causing him to stay on the couch every time he did.
00:41
He's been feeling like this for a few hours now, and he activated 911 for this issue.
00:48
No reports of chest pain, shortness of breath, a little bit of nausea.
00:51
He does report some dark tarry stools in his stool as well as some dark vomit as well too.
01:00
As far as vital signs, patient is breathing 18 times a minute, one affected, clear lung sounds bilaterally, sitting at 98% on room air.
01:06
He is alert and oriented times four, answers all questions appropriately, out of control on the scene, it's at 3 mm and he's able to move all four extremities.
01:12
We'll go down to the GCS of 15.
01:16
Initial blood pressure of 100 and thirty-six over eighty-eight.
01:18
Again, that's 100 and thirty-six over eighty-eight.
01:20
He is orthostatic positive.
01:22
The blood pressure dropped down to fifty-two over 30 .
01:26
Got a heart rate of 115 .
01:28
Found his pack on the monitor with a sugar of 100 and fifty-four and a potassium temperature of ninety-eight .2 .
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