Elderly man transported to Mayo Hospital, St Cloud MN
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As discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly man was transported from St. Ben's Center in St. Cloud to Mayo Hospital due to weakness, fever, and respiratory symptoms. The patient had a history of stroke with right-sided deficits and aphasia. Medical staff reported fever earlier, with mild tachycardia and blood pressure of 91/48. He was receiving a nebulizer treatment during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Benton and Stearns County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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St. Cloud Hospital for Mayo (number withheld) patient report.
00:08
This is Hancock, go ahead.
00:11
Hey (number withheld), is there a rough drift facility with an 86-year-old male coming from the St.
00:16
Ben's Center? Sounds like the patient has been feeling weaker than normal over the last two days.
00:23
Staff reported that he had a 101 check approximately an hour ago.
00:30
Patient also has a stroke history and right-sided deficits along with aphasia.
00:35
A little tachy at 108, 91 over 48 for blood pressure.
00:40
He's getting a neb right now as well.
00:42
He has some wheezing and crackles bilaterally.
00:46
We should be to your facility in about seven or eight minutes.
00:49
Do you have any questions?
00:55
No questions, sir.
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Location mentioned:
6th Ave N, St Cloud, MN 56303
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