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Good morning, ray 216, Tri-City at 91104.
00:11
We have a cat number (number withheld) 41 .
00:15
Again, that's 121641 with a 93 year old male.
00:19
Chief complaint day is going to be weakness.
00:22
Going your facility ETA is going to be about 10 min .
00:25
Right on scene to a private residence.
00:29
Find our patient sitting in, but I have alert and tracking.
00:33
Story goes, granddaughters are on scene.
00:35
Say that he was at the hospital.
00:37
Yesterday, for the same reasons of not being able to get out of the bathtub, today they took him in there, and usually he's able to walk on his own with assistance.
01:00
He scraped his arm on the side of the shower and caused a little skin tear on his left elbow.
01:09
Bleeding is self-controlled.
01:11
Then they tried to get him out and it was difficult for them to get him out, so they activated 911.
01:17
Upon initial assessment, patient's vitals were stable.
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Blood pressure 130 over 96, heart rate.
01:26
20 respirations, 98 centimeter air, temp 1098.2.
01:33
Per staff or per family, patient's acting normal for himself.
01:42
He's an O times three, but a little confused.
01:51
Start saying random things that aren't making sense, but that's normal per the granddaughter's on scene.
01:57
As far as history, patient has a history of AFIB, CHF, diabetes, and a past stroke with minor deficits on the left side.
02:09
Patient with negative on stroke scale is able to move all four extremities.
02:16
We have a list of medications upon arrival.
02:19
As far as treatment, we have them in position to come around the gurney, then monitor the rest of the way down to your facility.
02:25
ETA is going to be about 9 min now.
02:30
Copy, we will see you here shortly.
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