Patient with low blood sugar treated at nursing home

Heard on: Washington County MD Regional EMS Med 213 (Hospital)

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Hey, this is Paramedic Two Nine.

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Paramedic Two Nine coming from Williamsport Nursing Home.

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Originally called for a stroke.

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The patient's sugar was 46 .

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They gave glucagon right at my arrival.

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Sugar was 66 .

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I gave a tube of.

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Oral glucose.

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Since then, the patient is now A and O times three, which I'm assuming is baseline with a history of dementia.

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Originally was going to refuse and started feeling dizzy and they talked her into coming for sugar regulation.

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Heart rate is 86, that's 94%, blood pressure is 118 over 54.

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Last glucose for me was 290.

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She had an IV, however I removed it.

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I think we're going to refuse.

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And like I said, I have a ETA about three to five.

2026-11-13 12:51 UTC

Medical Emergency

Virginia Ave, Williamsport, MD 21795

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As discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics responded to a medical call at a nursing home in Williamsport for a patient initially reported as a possible stroke. Staff had given glucagon and oral glucose, and the patient appeared to improve before transport was discussed.