Elderly woman injured in altercation with daughter
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Montgomery MD MCFR 7H2 CNSLT 1 (Hospital) Group Calls
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Shady Grove, it's medic 700 and thirty-one.
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Do you have a position available for a high-risk refusal?
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Hi, thank you. Bye.
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How about the radio? 731, I'm on scene with a 76-year-old female.
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Was involved in a verbal altercation that turned physical with her daughter.
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She only has some light scratches on her left upper arm, no bleeding, and one very small, about dime-sized black and blue mark on her left forearm.
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She didn't fall, didn't hit her head, not on blood thinners.
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She does have a hypertension history.
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As well as a previous cardiac history,
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since normally, right now heart rate is 130 .
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Sinus tach on the monitor.
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Twelve lead was unremarkable.
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Last blood pressure obtained was 100 and eighty-eight over 108 .
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She said only about forty-five minutes ago.
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Did she take her losartan and hydrochlorothiazide for that?
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Also said that she feels very worked up.
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Just given that circumstance with her vital signs, just wanted to clear it with you.
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She's okay to refuse.
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Said she is aware of the inherent risk of that and said that she would call back if there was persistent issues.
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Just wanted to see if you were okay with it.
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Yeah, I mean, if the patient is refusing to speak for medical decisions and she has capacities and she has the right to refuse, if she can hear me, I can talk to her a little bit.
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Yep, she's right here.
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Go ahead.
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My name is Dr.
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Lane, an emergency physician.
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I do recommend that you come to the hospital.
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I know your pulse is a little, your heart rate's a little bit high.
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It could be from a lot of different.
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So we can make sure that there's nothing more serious going on that would need intervention or admission to the hospital.
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Doesn't mean that you have to be admitted to the hospital, but we can get you checked out and make sure everything's okay.
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Okay, she's aware yet.
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And like I said, she's just reiterating her history that she has previously with cardiac issues with social follow-up if there's any persistent issues.