Elderly woman with suspected sepsis transported to hospital, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an 83-year-old woman near Eskenazi Ave showed signs of suspected sepsis and decreased responsiveness. EMS is transporting her to Eskenazi ER. She has dementia and is more lethargic than usual.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hey Medics 32, we're coming to you with about a 10-minute ETA.
00:05
I have an 83-year-old female patient with possible sepsis.
00:11
Her (name withheld) says she's been acting more lethargic than normal.
00:17
She's pretty hard to rouse for us.
00:19
Her current vitals are blood pressure 123 or I'm sorry, heart rate 123.
00:25
Blood pressure is now 102 over 72.
00:28
It wasn't that bad. The low nineties,
00:30
SpO2 ninety-six percent.
00:33
Capnography is 16 .
00:35
For that title, blood sugar stick was 100 and sixty-one.
00:38
We have a 20 in the left AC with some fluid going now.
00:42
It's brought her blood pressure up.
00:43
Sinus tach on the monitor.
00:45
If you don't require anything further, we'll be there in about 10 min .
00:52
What do you see in the mirror?
00:55
GCS about six right now.
00:58
She does have dementia and takes medications that her (name withheld) said makes her kind of out of it today.
01:04
Today she is more out of it than normal.
01:10
Top of the end, Jackson arrival medic 32 .
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Location mentioned:
Eskenazi Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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