Elderly man transported with weakness and high blood sugar, Duluth MN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, eMS is transporting an 80-year-old man to St. Luke's hospital. He has weakness and a high blood sugar level of 310. His vital signs are mostly stable. He is alert but shaky on his feet. An IV and fluids have been started. Expected arrival is in 8 to 10 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: St. Louis MN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Mayo 315 to St.
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Luke's Spacing Care Report.
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315.
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This is Mayo 315 St.
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Luke's Patient Care Report?
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315. 315.
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Ah,
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sorry, cut out for us for a second.
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All right, we're bringing you an 80-year-old male.
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He complains of weakness.
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If patient does have a history of diabetes, fire took a blood sugar of 310.
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So...
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But for us, all vitals have been stable other than blood sugar.
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We have a 110 heart rate, a little elevated, 140 over 70 blood pressure, 99% of room air.
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He is currently alert and oriented and not reporting any pain.
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Pretty shaky on his feet, though.
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Patient reports that that's not normal for him.
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We did start a 20-gauge IV,
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and we're administering some fluids right now, given about 100 MLs.
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We have an ETA about.
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Eight to ten minutes, any questions or concerns?
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Questions? We'll see you on a night.
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Location mentioned:
E 1st St, Duluth, MN 55805
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