Emergency aid for unconscious person with diabetic issue 

Transcript:
46 to Point Tiena. Go ahead, rescue. We can't please if a county call. Well, we're clearing, ultimately, reason, and we're back on the city. 20-1-1-6-6. Site-Call Rescue 34-engine 34. Your responding emergency 4703, Ashton Drive West, 4703, Ashton Drive West, and Ashton. placed reference diabetic problem on a 75-year-old (name withheld), not conscious, however it is breathing, qualifying the patient possibly took too much insulin, is sweaty and drooling a lot. She is now complaining of pain at the side of a hematoma on the back of her head. No neck or back pain, no loss of consciousness. GCS is 15. Her heart rate is 98 sinus rhythm. She's at 97% on her mirror. Last blood pressure we got was hypertensive. 230 over 100. We are going to be a location in about 15 minutes. Do you need anything further? At this time, really normally and still that line for further. We're going to be in route to your city with a 42-year-old (name withheld). Chief complaint is going to be ringing in his years. He said it's been happening for a few weeks now and he's not able to sleep. No other complaints from him. 132 over 82, 02 is 96% is part rate is currently at 110. Should arrive in your facility in about 15 minutes or less. How do you copy? Bobby, is you on the right? Okay. 2127. Sanco Rescue 34-engine 34, your responding emergency, your responding emergency 4703.

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