Elderly woman with possible stroke en route to regional hospital, Kissimmee FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders are transporting an 86-year-old woman with signs of a possible stroke to a regional hospital. She shows left facial droop, weakness, altered mental status, and speech changes. Family witnessed the changes. She has a history of Alzheimer's but this situation is different from her usual condition. Vital signs and glucose levels are stable. Estimated time of arrival is 7 to 10 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Osceola County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Osceola Rescue 64 to Osceola Regional Stroke Alert, ETA 7 to 10, advise ready to copy
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To see all my guys.
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Rescue 64 are en route to your facility with an 86-year-old female with possible stroke.
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Last known normal was at 1250 this afternoon, approximately 50 minutes ago.
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Patient presents with left-sided facial droop,
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left-sided weakness,
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altered mental status,
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speech changes.
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The change was witnessed by family on scene.
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Patient has a history of Alzheimer's, but this is a change from her baseline.
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Vital signs are as follows.
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Heart rate 76, SpO2 99% on room air.
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Respiratory rate of 14, CAPNO 40.0.
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Last blood pressure was 140 over 80.
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Blood sugar was 190.
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Current Glasgow Coma Scale is 10.
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We'll be to your facility in about 7 to 10.
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She is not on any blood thinners.
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We'll be at your facility in 7-10.
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Do you require anything further?
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Location mentioned:
W Oak St, Kissimmee, FL 34741
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