BFP R9 Siocon Fire Station

28 June 2026|||EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE
In Photos-OOA 1325H – A walk-in patient sought medical assistance at the station due to dizziness. Upon initial evaluation, the patient was conscious, coherent, and able to communicate appropriately. No visible injuries or signs of acute distress were noted. The patient was placed in a comfortable seated position and encouraged to rest. Tight clothing around the neck and chest was loosened, and the patient was observed closely for any changes in condition. Initial assessment were taken and recorded as follows: BP: 170/100 mmHg, Pulse Rate: 95 bpm, Respiratory Rate: 19 cpm, Temperature: 36.8°C, SpO₂: 97%. The patient was advised to undergo further evaluation at the nearest healthcare facility. The importance of prompt medical consultation was explained; however, the patient declined ambulance transport. A follow-up assessment was conducted after several minutes of rest. Repeat vital signs showed improvement: BP: 110/80 mmHg, Pulse Rate: 95 bpm, Respiratory Rate: 19 cpm, Temperature: 36.8°C, SpO₂: 97%. The patient left the station accompanied by his wife after acknowledging the advice to seek further medical consultation should the symptoms recur or worsen.