Medical emergency for elderly woman with stroke symptoms, Eureka CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical team responded to a 91-year-old woman near Dolbeer Street, Eureka, showing signs of stroke including left-sided weakness, facial droop, and speech difficulty. She had high blood pressure and abnormal heart rhythm. She was transported to St. Joe's Hospital for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Humboldt County Law, Fire and EMS - Eureka and North
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Transcript:
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731, 302, level 2, ALS Medical.
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This is St.
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Joe's, your time is 731, Amy Ryan, go ahead.
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This is Cameron.
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We're Code 202 ALS Medical with a 91-year-old female.
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She's complaint of left-sided weakness started about 15 minutes ago, so she was last normal about 15 minutes ago.
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But at this point she has a left-sided treated facial droop and a lot of difficulties speaking.
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So she's like a G.S of 12 or 13 based on the speech.
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Otherwise, she seems very responsive.
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She seems to understand what's going on, but she can't really answer my question.
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Her last blood pressure was 200 over 100.
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She's an AFIB in the 90s, and according to her daughter, she doesn't have a history of atrial fibrillation.
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Her VG is 78, 98% on room air.
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We're going to be there in about six minutes.
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That camera, no, that's set, uh, remember time at the power rival St.
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Joe's click.
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Location mentioned:
Dolbeer St, Eureka, CA 95501
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