Medical team responds to seizure and chest pain cases, Kissimmee FL
Medical EmergencyResponders assist a woman with chest pain and a man who had two seizures. The man refuses hospital transport despite medical advice.
Audio|Source: Osceola County Public Safety
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Rescue 85, Engine 85. Seizure. 3701 Marigold Avenue, Deerwood Ellum. Rescue 85, Engine 85. Seizure. 3701 Marigold Avenue, Deerwood Ellum. 601 Marigold Avenue, Deerwood Ellum. We're going to be en route to station 43 reference equipment. 14.0.6. We're going to be en route to station at 16. Okay. Rescue 11, Ocelo, Medical Green, TFO.O, takes a fly for your copy. Thank you, (name withheld). This is Rescue 11 about the facility with a 68, 68-year-old female, so you complain of chest pain, acute onset, describe it, that's up. Sharp pain, the health of your chest, no radiation. Patient is awake alert to 15 battles follow. EKG shows sinus rhythm on rate of 92, 12 lead, I mean unremarkable, 93% on room air. Respiratory rate of 25, entitled C of 241, last appeal of pain is 138 over 73. We've got an IVE established. We also administer 324 milligrams of aspirin and two runs of nitro with a improvement on chest pain. Of no other interventions, we're ETH about 2 to 5 in (name withheld) fire. Nothing further. You know. That's 201 control Monday 8. How do you have? Thank you for me. Rescue 42 to medical director, how do you have... Is Q42 to Medical Director? How do you, Pappy? What day for St. Cloud Clans? Is there a unit trying to raise the medical director? Uh, yes, this is Rescue 42 for the medical director. Go ahead, Rescue 42. Go ahead, Rescue 42. Superide, get brushed. Good afternoon, this is Pyramagnet. Uh, I was calling you because I have a patient who is refusing to go to the hospital. He's a 54-year-old male. He does have a GCS of 15A and old school. A&O, time for it right now. However, the patient did call in because he had two seizures. His seizures last about, the family said that it lasted about three to five minutes, about 15 minutes ago. The patient's current vital signs, his blood pressure is 150 over 105, heart rate 126. He's 94% on rural air. We did let the patient know that if he decides not to go calls further injury or even death, however, he's still refusing to go. any hospital, just want to get your approval for his refusal. Does he have a known seizure disorder? He does have a history of seizures. He said he did take his medication this morning. He hasn't missed any seizure medications recently. He said no change in medication or a dose. And no recent illness that would have made his seizure medicines work less effectively. So if there's Nick, gray Twitter, tender leaves again, that would be good somebody good to stop. Coffee. I'm ready.
Rescue 85, Engine 85. Seizure. 3701 Marigold Avenue, Deerwood Ellum. Rescue 85, Engine 85. Seizure. 3701 Marigold Avenue, Deerwood Ellum. 601 Marigold Avenue, Deerwood Ellum. We're going to be en route to station 43 reference equipment. 14.0.6. We're going to be en route to station at 16. Okay. Rescue 11, Ocelo, Medical Green, TFO.O, takes a fly for your copy. Thank you, (name withheld). This is Rescue 11 about the facility with a 68, 68-year-old female, so you complain of chest pain, acute onset, describe it, that's up. Sharp pain, the health of your chest, no radiation. Patient is awake alert to 15 battles follow. EKG shows sinus rhythm on rate of 92, 12 lead, I mean unremarkable, 93% on room air. Respiratory rate of 25, entitled C of 241, last appeal of pain is 138 over 73. We've got an IVE established. We also administer 324 milligrams of aspirin and two runs of nitro with a improvement on chest pain. Of no other interventions, we're ETH about 2 to 5 in (name withheld) fire. Nothing further. You know. That's 201 control Monday 8. How do you have? Thank you for me. Rescue 42 to medical director, how do you have... Is Q42 to Medical Director? How do you, Pappy? What day for St. Cloud Clans? Is there a unit trying to raise the medical director? Uh, yes, this is Rescue 42 for the medical director. Go ahead, Rescue 42. Go ahead, Rescue 42. Superide, get brushed. Good afternoon, this is Pyramagnet. Uh, I was calling you because I have a patient who is refusing to go to the hospital. He's a 54-year-old male. He does have a GCS of 15A and old school. A&O, time for it right now. However, the patient did call in because he had two seizures. His seizures last about, the family said that it lasted about three to five minutes, about 15 minutes ago. The patient's current vital signs, his blood pressure is 150 over 105, heart rate 126. He's 94% on rural air. We did let the patient know that if he decides not to go calls further injury or even death, however, he's still refusing to go. any hospital, just want to get your approval for his refusal. Does he have a known seizure disorder? He does have a history of seizures. He said he did take his medication this morning. He hasn't missed any seizure medications recently. He said no change in medication or a dose. And no recent illness that would have made his seizure medicines work less effectively. So if there's Nick, gray Twitter, tender leaves again, that would be good somebody good to stop. Coffee. I'm ready.
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Near Marigold Ave, Kissimmee, FL 34758
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