Elderly woman transported after fall and possible infection 

Transcript:
About 10 minutes. In fourth. Agent Line, go ahead. Good afternoon, Potemic Valley, Kaiser Paramedic 57-70, Paramedic Big Reporting, Bound, Your Facility to be about three or four minutes. One more to have a 70-year-old, 70-year-old female who took her ground level fall yesterday afternoon and injured her left foot. Subsequently, on a detailed ALS assessment today, she is a little bit mildly pyrotic at 99.8. She is complaining also a little bit of dysfunction with her urinary output. She's lost a little bit of continents, so probable possible UTI. She is conscious awakening away in GCS. 15's against Wormer Drive pupils of Pearl. She is worn to the touch. She has a BP has 148 over 72, a heart rate of 86 and regular. Respirate rate of 18, lungs are clear. That's 98% ambient. Another 20-gay saline lock in place to her left AC. Her glucose is 242. That's a high for her. She is an insulin-dependent diabetic, and I'll get the rest of all the medications upon the arrival. And she's honest with them on the monitor without abnormality or activity. Transport's P3. GENETA is out three-minute study.

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