Man collapses at home treated with IV fluids, Troy OH
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Medical EmergencyA 55-year-old man collapsed at home and was helped to the ground by a home health care provider. He was found with low blood pressure and treated with intravenous fluids. He was transported to a medical facility and was stable during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Miami County Fire and EMS - West Central
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Transcript:
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UVMC, this is Medic 21.
00:02
This is a non-chair facility with a 55-year-old male.
00:10
Chief complaint of syncope and collapse.
00:13
There was a home health care provider helping the patient this morning when he collapsed.
00:19
She did catch him and lower him to the ground.
00:20
He's not complaining of any injuries.
00:24
He did recover pretty quickly.
00:26
She had him sitting in a chair when we got there.
00:28
His blood pressure was low.
00:31
We were having trouble finding a radial pulse and got cysticostolic.
00:34
We did get him up and moving around and got him in our medics.
00:37
Our last blood pressure was 95 over 58.
00:40
We just started an IV and we are giving him some fluids to try to help with that blood pressure.
00:45
Other than that, he is currently acting normal.
00:48
His pulse is around 63, 4 lead shows a normal sinus rhythm.
00:52
We did check his glucose.
00:55
He is a diabetic. It was 167.
00:57
As I said, we did start that IV and we were running fluid.
01:00
We were announced to your facility.
01:01
We should be there within about 7 minutes.
01:03
Do you have any questions or orders?
01:08
No, that's clear.
01:09
We will find out on the mind.
01:11
We are out.
01:12
That's clear, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
N County Rd 25A, Troy, OH 45373
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