Apparent stroke and fall injuries near N 92nd St, Milwaukee WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded near N 92nd St in Milwaukee for two separate medical cases. One involved a man experiencing apparent stroke symptoms including speech difficulty and neglect, transported under a possible code stroke. The second involved an elderly woman who fell and appeared to have broken her ankle. Both patients were transported to hospitals for further evaluation.
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
Pre-alert for Froedtert.
00:01
Case number (number withheld).
00:05
71 year old male, Rio B fast, negative LVO positive for aphasia and neglect.
00:11
Last known well is 1615.
00:14
Blood sugar was 166.
00:15
We will get a full report to follow.
00:19
I got the oval head and lots of milk.
00:21
Thank you.
00:23
Common 8th is Franklin Med 111.
00:26
Case number (number withheld).
00:30
Non-emergent ALS transport.
00:31
We have an 84-year-old female patient coming from Rome.
00:35
Chief complaint of a standing ground level fall.
00:40
Patient tripped and ended up rotating the ankle.
00:45
It appears to be broken ankle.
00:48
We do not have any exposure through the skin.
00:51
CMS has not responded yet.
00:52
Is intact, distal to the injury.
00:56
We've got vital signs as follows.
01:01
Patient is alert and oriented by four with a GCS of 15, blood pressure of 133 over 72.
01:08
Pulse between 70 and 80, atrial fibrillation on the 4-lead with a history of AFIB.
01:14
Respiration 16, regular and non-labored.
01:18
SpO2 97.
01:20
98% room air.
01:22
Blood sugar within normal limits, one dose of IV fentanyl on board.
01:29
No other injuries, no head injury, no loss of consciousness witnessed.
01:34
We'll be there in about 5 minutes.
01:35
Do you have any questions?
01:38
Any blood thinners and you're going to Froedtert?
01:42
We're going to Ascension Franklin.
01:44
Ascension Franklin and there is no blood thinner use.
01:48
There was previously, but patient was taken off them several weeks ago.
01:56
I copy. I'll go ahead and let Ascension Franklin know.
01:58
Thank you.
02:01
Copy. Thank you very much.
02:02
Have a good day.
02:04
Thank you too.
02:05
Patient was found with a GCS of approximately twelve, unable to follow commands.
02:13
B fast is non-conclusive.
02:17
Also positive for aphasia.
02:20
Speaking gibberish at this time and neglect.
02:23
Unable to tell which side of the body is being touched.
02:28
18 gauge IV established in left arm.
02:33
Blood pressure 215 over 112, heart rate 94.
02:41
Respirations at 18 and oxygen 95% on room air.
02:44
Blood sugar was 166.
02:46
We'll arrive in about 10 minutes.
02:49
Dispatch will notify Froedtert regarding positive code stroke.
02:51
And we have your twelve lead.
02:53
You return.
02:55
Thank you.
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N 92nd St, Milwaukee, WI 53226
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