Elderly man experiences respiratory distress while working outside 

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Medical Box 927-1, Mediq 92, respiratory distress, 1812 Glencove Road, between Dublin Road and Franklin Church Road, Talk Group EMS, 1455. Go ahead, I have a physician. Hi, (name withheld). This is Hartford County Medicaid. One, I'm on scene. I got an 85-year-old male. I had a near-sinkable episode while he was working outside. Had a similar event happened like a week or two ago, got extremely that I headed and dizzy. I did not have any, do not lose consciousness at all. Upon arrival, patient vitals were as follows. He's got a pulse of 60. He has got a first degree block on the monitor with sinus arrhythmia. He's at 100% in room air and his last spot pressure was like 130 over 74. He doesn't want to go to the hospital. He says that he feels fine now. All symptoms have resolved. Do you have anything that you would like to say to the patient? Any other questions that you have for me? We're working on getting a sugar now. All right. I mean, you definitely have the right to refuse. If you not have any chest pain or any symptoms or anything right now, I'm okay with that. However, I would tell him to follow in his primary care position at least next week if you can. Correct. Could you advise the nature of the call again? It is a metaphor alarm. Direction. You can call this badge for the name. Measureceive, thank you. Do you have any further questions or anything else you need for me?

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