Medical alarm at nursing home for patient with breathing issues
Medical EmergencyEmergency services were called to assist a patient at a nursing home who was having trouble breathing and showing signs of a serious infection. The patient was stable but needed to go to the hospital.
Audio|Source: Osceola County Public Safety
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Transcript:
Engine 32, REU-355-old, 3855 Old Canoe Creek Road, King Oak Circle, and Road-end Bridge Drive. Medical alarm[2]. Engine 32, Rescue 32, 3855 Old Canoe Creek Road. King Oak Circle, and Road End Bridge Drive. Medical alarm. Thank you very 2. Thank you. Thank you. Both units respond. Thank you very two copies. Engine at your discretion. Q14 to off the other regional and found your facility with a test report, ETA 5 to 10. How do you copy? Good morning. This is Rescue 1-14 Paramedic Sairs and Mounted Facility with an 86-8-5-year-old male patient. She complained today is going to be difficulty breathing. Patient meets Sepsis Alert[1] criteria based on his vitals in presentation. Patient currently has pneumonia and is receiving antibiotics for it. It's coming from a nursing home. He's currently stable. He's alert. Confused at baseline, GCS 12. Vital signs as follows. Heart rate 1-2-1. SPO2 is 9.6% on 4 liters per minute via nasal cannula. Respirations 4-2 per minute. Chagnography, 10. 5 blood pressure 109 over 5.5. GGL 202-0-2. TGL202, CGL202. Patients currently being administered normal daily or about five minutes out. You're firing further? Yeah, you know I will be. DMS one.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Sepsis Alert: Sepsis Alert
[2]
Medical alarm: Medical alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near Old Canoe Creek Rd, St Cloud, FL 34769
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