As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews are transporting a 75-year-old woman to a medical center after a reported fall from bleachers, with head pain and a brief loss of consciousness. She is awake and oriented but does not remember the event.

75-year-old woman falls on bleachers, hits head

This is 541 working in at your facility from the St. Paul, Polk County. We have a 75-year-old female patient coming in. Fall. She does have a, she was having pain to the back of her head, right occipital, parietal area. So she did have positive loss of consciousness for EMS. She was out of the gym and was coming down the bleachers. So essentially a fall from standing, kind of 6th floor. Hit her head. She is awake, alert, oriented at this time. GCS of 15 . However, she does not remember the event. Does have past history of hypertension for diabetes. Final signs are as follows: heart rate is 86 , blood pressure is 170 over 100 . Four, operating 15 . I'll change to 5 % . She's on room air. And the caller also has diabetes. Four Bell Grounds, fire, fire, arrival. It didn't happen this time. Firefighter from 173, she showed us signs of rhythm on the monitor. 12 lead was unremarkable. We got an ETA of about 10. We'll give you further upon arrival. Also, patient denied, she is not on any blood thinners.

This is 541 working in at your facility from the St.

We have a 75-year-old female patient coming in.

She does have a, she was having pain to the back of her head, right occipital, parietal area.

So she did have positive loss of consciousness for EMS.

She was out of the gym and was coming down the bleachers.

So essentially a fall from standing, kind of 6th floor.

She is awake, alert, oriented at this time.

However, she does not remember the event.

Does have past history of hypertension for diabetes.

Final signs are as follows: heart rate is 86 , blood pressure is 170 over 100 .

Four, operating 15 . I'll change to 5 % .

Firefighter from 173, she showed us signs of rhythm on the monitor.

denied, she is not on any blood thinners.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a possible wrong-way driver on Highway 64 near Ducktown, traveling westbound in the eastbound lane, with units responding toward the state line.

Wrong-way driver on US-64 near Ducktown

Eastbound towards 64, Ducktown area. I've got a wrong way driver on 64. He's going to be eastbound in the west. He's going to be westbound in the eastbound lane. 27 Temple. 135, I'll be in the area. 135, 10-4. 27, I'll come to the state line. No contact back, sir.

He's going to be westbound in the eastbound lane.

As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies respond to a possible locked-vehicle assist near a Dollar General, where a woman reportedly left a maroon and white van with keys, a wallet, and her dog locked inside.

Locked vehicle assist at Dollar General

Be en route to the Dollar General. Female parked on the side. It's a multi-colored maroon and white van. Locked keys and wallet and her dog inside. This is Dollar General.

It's a multi-colored maroon and white van.

Locked keys and wallet and her dog inside.

As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical helicopter reported it was about 12 minutes out from a helipad with an adult male patient from a Polk County nursing home who became unresponsive after reportedly aspirating on vomit. EMS reportedly intubated the patient before the flight and provided vital signs en route.

87-year-old male unresponsive after aspiration at nursing home

four six. We're about 12 min out from the helipad. On board, we have an eighty-seven year old male coming to you from a Polk County scene. Chief complaint today is going to be unresponsive. Patient is a resident at a nursing home local to Polk County. And they said 10 min prior that he was up and talking and maintaining normally, normally GCS of 15 . So they came back 10 min . Later, and he was unresponsive and had aspirated on vomit. EMS intubated him prior to our arrival. Currently, vital signs are as follows: sinus tach at 135, 122 over 77. He is on a Levo drip. He's had 97% on the ventilator. Blood glucose was 260. If you don't require any further, we'll be with you in about 12. GCS of 3.

four six. We're about 12 min out from the helipad.

On board, we have an eighty-seven year old male coming to you from a Polk County scene.

Chief complaint today is going to be unresponsive.

Patient is a resident at a nursing home local to Polk County.

And they said 10 min prior that he was up and talking and maintaining normally, normally GCS of 15 .

Later, and he was unresponsive and had aspirated on vomit.

Currently, vital signs are as follows: sinus tach at 135, 122 over 77.

If you don't require any further, we'll be with you in about 12.

As discussed during the dispatch call, a helicopter brings a 59-year-old man from Polk County to a medical center in Ducktown after he reported feeling unwell, with intermittent shortness of breath and right arm pain. The monitor reportedly showed possible new-onset atrial fibrillation, and he is being transported to a hospital for further care.

Male patient with chest pain and possible new atrial fibrillation

morning, coming from Polk County. We have a 59, 59-year-old male patient complaining of, he's generally not feeling well, occasionally some shortness of breath and occasionally right arm pain. Walked into EMS station, they put him on the monitor, showing possibly new onset AFib. Was possibly diagnosed with atrial fibrillation a year ago. However, he's not receiving further assistance at this time. This has been going on for the course of the last three days where he's just been feeling sunny, having shortness of breath. Took a breath spot trail in case that needs to help. Apparently, he's awake, alert, and oriented. They say on the monitor, 120 to 140 . Initially, was hypertensive with a 160 over 130 . Currently, last blood pressure is 100 and fifty-three over ninety-two. Pulse is at ninety-seven percent on room air. Respirations forty. We've got an IV established. Won't be there in about 10 min .

We have a 59, 59-year-old male patient complaining of, he's generally not feeling well, occasionally some shortness of breath and occasionally right arm pain.

Walked into EMS station, they put him on the monitor, showing

Was possibly diagnosed with atrial fibrillation a year ago.

However, he's not receiving further assistance

This has been going on for the course of the last three days where he's just been feeling sunny, having shortness of breath.

Took a breath spot trail in case that needs to help.

Apparently, he's awake, alert, and oriented.

Initially, was hypertensive with a 160 over 130 .

Currently, last blood pressure is 100 and fifty-three over ninety-two.

Pulse is at ninety-seven percent on room air.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews reported a non-emergent adult man with a self-inflicted laceration to his left forearm being transported to a hospital on Medical Center Drive in Ducktown, Tennessee. The bleeding was reported as controlled and his vital signs were stable during transport.

Man with self-inflicted forearm laceration arrives at hospital

Erlanger, Polk County 604, we're about to receive a non-emergent with a 34-year-old male, 34-year-old male, self-inflicted laceration to the left forearm, approximately four to 5 " wide and probably two to 3 " . And blank. Patient's lost approximately 200 , 250 mLs of blood. He is conscious, alert, and oriented. GCS of 15 . He signs on a monitor in the seventies, currently seventy-four. No activity. Last BP was 01:11 over sixty-four. Respirations ten and non-labored. He's at ninety-nine percent on room air. He's had a total of 100 mics of fentanyl, and he's had 1 g of 17 . Bleeding is controlled at this time. We'll be with you in about seven or eight. Any questions? No, we're there clear.

Erlanger, Polk County 604, we're about to receive a non-emergent with a 34-year-old male, 34-year-old male, self-inflicted laceration to the left forearm, approximately four to 5 " wide

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