Man with weakness and possible alcohol withdrawal transported

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This is North Shore Med 81 going to Aurora Medical Center Grafton.

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We have a case number 26-10488.

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We're coming in with a 59, 59-year-old male.

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Chief complaint today of weakness for about the last six days.

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Patient does have history of alcohol.

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However, patient has not had any TOH for the.

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Past few days, so possible withdrawal symptoms.

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Other than that, patient has some nausea, vomiting last night.

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No other complaints.

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Vitals here: respirations 18 , blood pressure 100 and sixty-six over 107 , pulse of 120 , regular, GCS 15 , A no times four, blood sugar 300 and sixty-nine.

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ETA is going to be about about minutes here.

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Do you have any other questions?

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Just confirm the hospital.

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We're going to be going to Rural Grafton.

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Hey, thank you, brother.

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Appreciate it. Notifying Grafton back tonight, sir.

01:17

Copy. Thank you.

2026-10-21 13:47 UTC

Medical Emergency

Port Washington Rd, Grafton, WI 53024

Man with weakness and possible alcohol withdrawal transported

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As discussed during the dispatch call, north Shore Med 81 is transporting a 59-year-old man to Aurora Medical Center in Grafton for weakness lasting about six days, possible alcohol withdrawal, nausea, vomiting, and elevated blood sugar.

Man with weakness and possible alcohol withdrawal transported

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