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78 female came in as unconscious called by son.
Patient was feeling fine and was about to take a bath. Son heard her collapse and went into bathroom to find her on floor with vomitus in the tub and she defecated.
Firefighters moved her to the living room before we go there.
Upon contact she responds only to pain and her skin was EXTREMELY hot. Probably the hottest I ever felt. Moist as well but I wouldn't say diaphoretic.
BP - 172/104
HR - 154
BGL - 115
RR - 20
Pupils - normal
Sat - 92% room air
3/12 ECG - textbook SVT @ 154 no ectopy.
Only history diabetes, HTN, HLD. Compliant with meds.
We start a peripheral line. She starts talking. Sometimes normal sometimes almost CVA like. Stays this way throughout transport.
Get to ER, temperature is 98.6 degrees, HR dropped to 104, BP 140/80
Totally lost as to what her deal was. We thought maybe a seizure or bleed but nothing explains her extremely hot to the touch temp. I swear you could of scrambled an egg on her head. Hypothalmic issues?
Patient was feeling fine and was about to take a bath. Son heard her collapse and went into bathroom to find her on floor with vomitus in the tub and she defecated.
Firefighters moved her to the living room before we go there.
Upon contact she responds only to pain and her skin was EXTREMELY hot. Probably the hottest I ever felt. Moist as well but I wouldn't say diaphoretic.
BP - 172/104
HR - 154
BGL - 115
RR - 20
Pupils - normal
Sat - 92% room air
3/12 ECG - textbook SVT @ 154 no ectopy.
Only history diabetes, HTN, HLD. Compliant with meds.
We start a peripheral line. She starts talking. Sometimes normal sometimes almost CVA like. Stays this way throughout transport.
Get to ER, temperature is 98.6 degrees, HR dropped to 104, BP 140/80
Totally lost as to what her deal was. We thought maybe a seizure or bleed but nothing explains her extremely hot to the touch temp. I swear you could of scrambled an egg on her head. Hypothalmic issues?