62-year-old woman transported with stroke symptoms 

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This morning, this is (name withheld) 441. We are currently inbound with a stroke alert, repeat stroke alert. Last known well is approximately 11 o'clock, 1100 this morning. The patient was walking out to her car. Husband saying the patient was normal this morning while walking out to her car, she had a sinkable episode and fell down into the driveway. The patient's husband states she does have a history of what was thought to be a stroke, but he doesn't remember if it was diagnosed as a stroke or not. Apparently the patient is alert, is able to answer questions with either yes or no. I've got a lamb score. I'm going to call it three. She's unable to repeat any sentences, only replies. If you didn't catch that, Lamb's score was 3. Any sort of questions that are asked to reply. The patient states yes or no. I cannot repeat any sentences. Speech is clear. She's got a 18 gauge in the left. Forearm, normal salient, KBO. I've got a sugar of 1-8-9, false of 110. Sign us on the monitor, 12 least the same, 97% on room air. Last pressure, 165 over 98. We'll now be out at 622 West Pearl Street. No other complaints at this time and we'll see you here and probably 12 to 15. Right, for this one and we have one more. What's their deficit? Can you repeat? I didn't catch that last part. Does she have any weakness, facial droop, anything like that? Patient, it does have slight right-sided facial group, does have right-sided arm drift, and right-sided grip deficits. Her right-sided grip is weaker than her left side. When asked to follow any commands with her feet, she just says yes. moves her legs back and forth, but she does not follow any commands as far as raising her legs or anything. 48 signal 2. What's her age? That's the only thing on this and then your ETA. It's going to be 62, 6-2 years old, and we're about that 12 to 15 minute range out. Okay, so you want to get here, thank you.

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