65-year-old woman injured knee after slipping on ice, Troy MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 65-year-old woman slipped on ice and injured her right knee. She was stable with no head injury and was treated with pain medication. She was taken to Beaumont Troy Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Beaumont Troy, Beaumont Troy, Shelby L4-5.
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The support.
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The facility with a priority 3, 65-year-old female, keep complaining of a right knee injury.
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Patient slipped and fell on ice.
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There was no loss of consciousness.
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Patient did not strike her head.
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Patient does not take any blood thinners daily.
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She did take an aspirin earlier this morning.
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She is alert and oriented times four, Glasgow coma scale of 15.
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Vitals as follows.
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Heart rate 84 on the monitor showing sinus rhythm.
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Current blood pressure is 138 over 68, oxygen saturation at 99 percent on room air.
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Fifty micrograms of intranasal fentanyl was given,
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with relief.
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Currently, the patient is in a position of comfort.
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Pulse, motor, sensation is intact.
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Estimated time of arrival to your facility is approximately seven to fifteen minutes. Do you require anything further?
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Location mentioned:
Dequindre Rd, Troy, MI 48085
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