Elderly man treated for dehydration and urinary retention, Milwaukee WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 89-year-old man with weakness and dehydration, recently treated for urinary retention, is being transported to Froedtert Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee WI EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Nine hundred and ninety-one is coming to Froedtert with run number (number withheld) with an eighty-nine year old male chief complaint of weakness.
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Patient was seen yesterday at Froedtert to receive infusions as he is unable to urinate on his own.
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Family states they let him out too early because of his weakness and inability to move around as normal.
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He goes a while without urinating.
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He is in this condition currently.
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He is extremely dehydrated.
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Vitals as follows,
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BP of 150 over eighty-one, heart rate of eighty-six and regular.
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Oxygen saturation ninety-eight percent on room air pressure at 16.
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Glasgow coma scale of 15.
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We do have an IV established.
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The fluid is wide open.
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We need about 200 cc of fluid.
00:41
We will be at Froedtert in about six minutes.
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Any questions or orders?
00:46
No questions.
00:47
We'll go ahead and let Froedtert know.
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Thank you.
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N 92nd St, Milwaukee, WI 53226
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