Man with diabetes transported to hospital with altered consciousness, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 54-year-old man with diabetes was transported to Eskenazi ER with altered consciousness and high blood sugar levels. He showed abnormal heart readings and rapid breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Eskenazi, Medics 24.
00:01
Howdy copy for a medical alert?
00:05
Copy clear, go ahead with your traffic.
00:07
I'm about 10, 12 minutes out.
00:10
I got a 54, (name withheld) male coming from home.
00:12
History of diabetes,
00:14
I believe he's type 2, but he also does take insulin with his metformin.
00:18
Unknown exactly when he was last known normal,
00:22
but it's kind of what family says, slow on to him just becoming like this.
00:27
They said last time he is like this, his sugar was low over 1,000 at your facility.
00:31
Right now I have a anywhere from GCS of 11 to 13.
00:34
He'll come around and try to answer.
00:36
but he's most of his response at the pain right now.
00:40
Last of vital, he-packy in the 120s.
00:44
A QRS is very wide.
00:46
I do have a lot of peak T waves in the precordial leads.
00:49
Blood pressure is in the 120s.
00:50
He's Cousal Respirations, about 30-35 right now.
00:53
The catheterography at 8.
00:55
98% on room air.
00:57
Blood sugar is reading high, H-I, on my monitor.
01:00
I got a 22-gauge trying to get a little bit of food in them, but it's 22-gauge.
01:04
You don't need anything else.
01:06
I'll be there in about 10.
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Location mentioned:
Eskenazi Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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