Elderly man with fever and new atrial fibrillation
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Thanks, Tri City. RA 216 , cat of 2026 , 122446 , 122446 .
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Come to your facility.
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Mouth that's medical.
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Seventy four year old male with weakness.
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We have an ETA of about 6 min to your facility.
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Called out to a private residence, found our patient sitting upright, alert and tracking.
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He was recently treated and released from your facility for an infection one week ago.
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Since being discharged, a progressive onset of whole body generalized weakness.
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No falls or recent trauma.
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Today, just unable to get up out of bed and ambulate without assistance, which is off his baseline.
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Patient is presenting with a fever, temperature of.
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One oh 1.7 .
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He's currently breathing 20 times.
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Clear lungs, setting 90 % on room air, 94 % with low flow two.
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He is alert and oriented times four.
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Eyes pro at three.
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Who's all four? San Diego Falls command.
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Stroke scale negative.
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Heart rate of 90 .
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Atrial fibrillation confirmed by twelve lead.
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Sounds like no prior history of AFIB.
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Blood pressure of 01:27 over 80 .
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Skin with pink, hot and.
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Dry blood glucose of 110 and that temperature of 101.7 .
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For a history of hypertension, pulmonary embolus.
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Medications including eliquis, allergies, coding.
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We have a 20 gauge established in the right forearm working on a ml fluid loss.
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Going down our steps as protocol and continuing to low flow O two at our facility.
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We will be there in about four.
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Is there anything I can clarify?
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Two one six, great work, copy all.
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We'll see you in the north shortly.
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Two 16 , copy, thank you.
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