Accidental medication overdose in elderly diabetic male, Aloha OR
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Emergency responders treated a 78-year-old diabetic man for an accidental medication overdose near Southwest Monson Street. He was conscious, breathing normally, and showed no symptoms after receiving duplicate insulin doses. His blood sugar was normal, and the situation was handled as a routine response.
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Transcript:
00:00
Engine 6, and AMR 122, respond to overdose or poisoning.
00:06
At near Southwest Monson Street.
00:11
Cross streets are Southwest 201st Avenue and Southwest 200 Second Terrace.
00:28
Responding to Southwest Cule Polar from the Central.
00:36
AMR 134. Respond to overdose or poisoning.
00:41
At near Southwest Monson Street.
00:45
Cross streets are Southwest 201 First Avenue and Southwest 200th Terrace.
00:55
White male appears to be out in mind-altering substances.
00:59
They told them to leave you made threats of violence.
01:01
Petey are out with the male complaining withdrawals.
01:05
You're clear to enter.
01:10
It's six-sex coffees.
01:15
138 copies.
01:19
Option 34.
01:25
from AMR 134 will be taking a call on Monston Street coming from Amory and Corn Pass
01:30
AMR 134 Rescue 6.
01:34
This is an accidental medication overdose.
01:38
I believe this can be code 1.
01:40
near Southwest Monson Street, cross a 2001st to 2002nd.
01:50
78-year-old male is diabetic,
01:52
conscious, normal breathing,
01:53
no symptoms.
01:54
His wife excellently administered two doses of insulin at 1920.
02:00
His blood sugar's normal for him, 197.
02:03
Again, no symptoms.
02:05
They do have some sort of virus that they've been dealing with in the home.
02:18
Yes, it can be code one.
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