Pregnant woman with persistent nausea taken to hospital, Aiken SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 27-year-old pregnant woman to Aiken Regional Hospital. She is 10 weeks pregnant and experiencing persistent nausea but has stable vital signs and no contractions or bleeding. She had a recent doctor follow-up with no issues found and sought further care for her symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Aiken SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Aiken Regional, go ahead.
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And we're inbound here still in non-emergency time.
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I've got a 27-year-old female patient.
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She is conscious and oriented times four.
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She is 10 weeks pregnant,
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no bleeding, no contractions, nothing like that.
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She's just having some nausea and feeling sick, and that's been ongoing pretty much her whole pregnancy.
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She went to our doctor today for a follow-up and everything checked out there.
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She just wanted to come see if there's something you guys can do for that.
00:26
Pressure is 110 right now.
00:28
110 over 60, heart rate is 90 regular, respiration 18, 100% on the new mirror.
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No other complain to you in 5 or so.
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How many weeks do you say?
00:38
10.
00:40
I can't go get you to see you when you're right.
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Location mentioned:
University Pkwy, Aiken, SC 29801
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