Male patient transported with possible transient ischemic attack, Austin MN
Medical EmergencyA male patient near 2nd Street southeast in Austin is being transported by EMS for symptoms including ringing in ears, increased weakness, and inability to walk. He has a history of stroke and shows no new neurological deficits. EMS suspects a possible transient ischemic attack and is taking the patient to the hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Source: Austin Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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We are currently red on our navigator. You're just going to have to get us a read off on that address.
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(number withheld), 2nd Street, southeast.
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Dispatch from 607?
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Copy (number withheld).
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607, go ahead.
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We'll be transporting one routine to Austin.
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(name withheld) from 607 medical report.
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He transporting in Austin.
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This is Austin. Go ahead, 607.
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I know with the 8080 male chief complaint is going to be ringing in the years, increased weakness,
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and unable to ambulate.
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As I'm the right now, the patient's lower or only times four, C's 16,
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has previous history of stroke.
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He has a west side deficit, which is his normal.
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There are no new deficits that
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We examine, or notice so far,
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current set of vitals are blood pressure 161 over 105,
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heart rate of 80,
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97% in remare, respiration 16, blood sugar normal, 111,
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we're expecting possible TIA,
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and we'll be there in about five minutes. Any questions?
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Location mentioned:
2nd St SE, Austin, MN 55912
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