Patient with high blood pressure and dizziness at Vista Way

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

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More recent noticings reported by the patient.

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The staff called us because she was a little bit more on the hypertensive side.

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Right now the patient still feels a little dizzy.

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On the monitor she's breathing at 20 times per minute with a 99% O2 sat.

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Response to all questions appropriately.

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Alertness is times four, open size 17, approximately 3 mm .

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No signs of extremities times four with no deficits.

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Negative from the stroke.

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Scale and fast CD score of zero.

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Vital signs: we have blood pressure of 100 and seventy-two over 90 , with a heart rate of eighty-two, sinus rhythm on the T wave.

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We do have occasional PVCs.

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Blood sugar of 106 , and panic temperature of ninety-eight .9 .

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GCS 15 . Just cancel P one.

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My drive.

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All right, copy that.

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I will call in to need a cell that 101 is on the way.

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So 101 , please call me back if they are.

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This is a patient.

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We can go ahead and clear this call at 19 fifty-four.

2026-11-08 03:52 UTC

Medical Emergency

Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

Patient with high blood pressure and dizziness at Vista Way

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As discussed during the dispatch call, staff requested EMS for a patient with elevated blood pressure and dizziness. The patient was alert and oriented with no apparent stroke signs, and the call was later cleared.

Patient with high blood pressure and dizziness at Vista Way

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