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Medic 21, coming out to your facility with a 94-year-old female patient from home.
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Chief complaint: lethargic, disoriented.
00:08
Patient's family stated that the patient was not feeling well yesterday, had eaten well and drank well, just wanted to lay in bed.
00:19
Family stated the patient kind of continued that into today.
00:22
Patient just kind of been in bed, laying there disoriented.
00:32
Patient is currently alert but disoriented for us.
00:36
Patient is a little combative with us.
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Current vital signs: blood pressure is 86 over 62,
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pulse is about 92, respirations about 18, pulse ox is 94% on room air.
00:51
This patient does have a valid DNRCC.
00:54
You do have a copy of that with us, family gave us.
00:59
Obtaining IV, patient is beginning not cooperating with us, pulling them out.
01:06
No further issues or problems.
01:08
We did get a blood sugar on this patient.
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It was 94. We were able to obtain that.
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So blood sugar is 94.
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We'll be at your scene in about two to 3 min .
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Do you have any questions or orders for us?
01:18
Okay, thanks. That's call.
01:20
No questions or orders.
01:21
We'll sign them in. All right.
Medical Emergency
