Man with leg pain and high blood pressure treated by EMS, Willoughby OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical team is treating a 68-year-old man near Euclid Ave for left leg pain caused by a suspected fracture or dislocation and high blood pressure.
Audio|Heard on: Lake OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is Squad 1422 en route with an approximately 68-year-old male patient with pain in the left leg.
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Patient reports pain started last night around 10 p.m.
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Patient called earlier last night and again this morning.
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Patient unable to bear weight on left leg due to pain.
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Pain possibly from a fall or injury while playing on the ground.
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Swelling and some abnormal rotation observed on the left leg.
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Patient also has some pain in the left shoulder.
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No neck or back pain reported.
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Patient is not on blood thinners or other medications.
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The heart monitor is active and showing good signals around 65 beats per minute.
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Oxygen saturation is 98% on room air, blood pressure is 192 over 106.
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Blood sugar level tested at 274.
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IV access established with a 20 gauge needle.
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Monitoring blood pressure and patient condition closely.
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Patient is alert and comfortable at this time. ETA about three to four minutes to hospital.
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Location mentioned:
Euclid Ave, Willoughby, OH 44094
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