00:00
As units around, they noticed it sitting right next to him.
00:03
Said it lasted about a minute, maybe a minute and a half.
00:05
He was lowered to the ground.
00:07
No trauma as a result.
00:10
By the time we arrived, patient was A and O times two.
00:13
He's A and O times three now.
00:16
Not complaining of anything because he feels a little tired.
00:18
Patient does have a history of seizures.
00:21
Unknown medications.
00:22
He's not really answering questions as far as he took his medications.
00:24
I'm not seeing any obvious signs of trauma.
00:26
Patient denies any head or back pain.
00:30
Twelve times ago, patient breathing 18 , full of fact and clear.
00:33
One sounds bilaterally. Currently setting at ninety-eight percent on room air.
00:35
Is previously stated as a no times three.
00:38
Eyes are open to verbal stimuli as of right now.
00:41
Blue's off. Chevy times four.
00:43
Current heart rate 101 .
00:44
Sign attack on the monitor.
00:45
Blood pressure 100 and fifty-eight over 80 .
00:48
Patient had a temp of 98.2 and a sugar of 94.
00:52
94. Skins are pink, warm, and dry.
00:54
He's previously stated he doesn't have a history of seizures.
00:56
Unknown medications, unknown allergies at this time.
01:01
We're going to start IV access.
01:02
Once again, we're going to come to your facility with this patient.
01:04
Oh, and also we are attempting to give him oxygen.
01:06
He keeps attempting to rip it off his face.
01:08
We're doing our best to keep him from blowing by right now until he's with it enough to actually keep it on his face.
01:14
Any other, anything else I can get for you?
01:17
Copy that. You're cleared at 905.
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