Elderly woman falls and experiences altered mental status, Staunton VA
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Medical EmergencyAn elderly woman at a nursing home fell and now has altered mental status including hallucinations. She is conscious and breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Staunton Area Public Safety
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01:57
Transcript:
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Family Rescue 5, Rescue 5, 3rd call, respond, near North Augusta Street, Kingspeters, nursing home.
00:07
Offer mental status.
00:16
Rescue 5, rescue 5, additional call will respond with a timely level response.
00:20
Near North Augusta Street, King's Daughters Nursing Home, altered mental status, (name withheld), 1, 1941.
00:32
Fall, reaching Seattle, Augusta, operate, county one.
00:44
Rush 11, arrest 21, for a fall, region to Seattle, Augusta, near Pinnacle Drive, Pitchersville.
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Operate, County 1, 1942.
00:56
AECC, LEMO wants to respond.
01:03
3.
01:05
Regency at Augusta, near Pinnacle Drive, Fisherville, Crossview's Life Corps Drive.
01:10
9-year-o female fell backwards and struck her head.
01:14
As an history of dementia, they advised to access the basement door.
01:20
She's going to be in the main area.
01:22
In Medicare, 2 is clear from the hospital, but we'll be responding to some others.
01:30
It's near Augusta Street, Kingsford, Commercial Home, especially at the Ridgy Road, Woodrow Avenue.
01:37
How have you responding,
01:40
86-year-old female,
01:42
who's having auditory, visual hallucination,
01:46
her mental status is significantly altered? She has fallen due to the mental status change.
01:54
She's going to be alert and breathing otherwise.
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Location mentioned:
N Augusta St, Staunton, VA 24401
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