Medical emergency for man with lower back pain and high blood pressure, Willoughby OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services are responding to a 40-year-old man near Euclid Avenue, Willoughby, experiencing lower left back pain radiating into his leg. He has high blood pressure and is a type 2 diabetic. IV fluids have been started, and he is en route to UH West Medical Center Emergency Room.
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Transcript:
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Bowie Squad 1412 UH West.
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Go ahead.
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Carl Willoughby, light on line 0190.Rour, facility, the 40-year-old male coming from home, say no time before.
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Chief complaint,
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lower left side of back pain, radiating down into his left leg.
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He's going on for the last couple days.
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If you see injured his back, bending over to pick something up a few days ago.
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Current vital signs, low pressure, 182, over 126.
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They don't have a history of hypertension.
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Paltz about 110 times a stack on the 4-0.
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You know what I mean? SDO2 is about 96% breathing about 16 times a minute.
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Blood trigger was 3.54.
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He's a type 2 diabetic.
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Start IV, giving him some fluid right now.
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ETA about four minutes.
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Questions.
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Where are the roads?
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I'll see where you get here.
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Location mentioned:
Euclid Ave, Willoughby, OH 44094
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