69-year-old male with multiple fainting episodes at nursing home

Heard on: Juneau WI STCLARBA (Hospital) Group Calls

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St. Clare, this is Baraboo 807.

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We're at your facility with a 10-minute ETA with an 80 times one GCS of 14.

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69, 69-year-old male.

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Very chief complaint of multiple syncopal episodes this morning.

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He is awake for us right now.

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He has a history of dementia.

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This is a nursing home staff.

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Just that this is not a normal baseline.

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Our vital signs are as follows: heart rate of sixty-two, sixty-two with sinus rhythm on the monitor, blood pressure nine-four on room air and a blood pressure nine over 105 , 105 , and a blood sugar one thirty-nine, one thirty-nine.

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Stroke scale, not conclusive at this time.

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Again, ETA of 10 min .

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Any questions, comments, concerns prior to arrival?

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Do you guys have a line established?

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Affirmative, we have an 18 gauge established in the left forearm at this time.

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Again, 18 gauge left forearm.

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18 gauge, stand clear, clear.

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807 copies, thank you.

7/23/2026 05:48 AM

Medical Emergency

14th St, Baraboo, WI 53913

69-year-old male with multiple fainting episodes at nursing home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are responding to a nursing home near 14th Street in Baraboo for a 69-year-old man experiencing multiple fainting episodes. The patient is awake and has a history of dementia. Vital signs include a heart rate of 62 with sinus rhythm, blood pressure approximately 90/105, and blood sugar of 139. Stroke evaluation is inconclusive. An IV line is established in the left forearm. Arrival time is about 10 minutes.

69-year-old male with multiple fainting episodes at nursing home

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