Medical transport for male with abdominal pain, Boone NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a 68-year-old male from near Deerfield Road with acute lower right abdominal pain, muscle rigidity, and elevated blood pressure to Watauga County Medical Center for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Watauga County Fire, EMS and Rescue, Boone and Blowing Rock Fire
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Transcript:
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Yes, ma'am, we're en route to your facility from Seven Devils area, 68-year-old male,
00:06
acute onset of lower,
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left, quadrant plane.
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He does that lower-right cartons.
00:19
Lower-ride quadrant pain, suspension and rigidity upon palpation.
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Pain scales 8 out of 10.
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This began this morning, late last night,
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and all my vitals are in normal ranges.
00:36
A little hypertensive, one-fifty systolic, pulse rates 89,
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in titles 20.
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He's 98% on 4 liters.
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And he's got 1 milligram that allotted on board.
00:47
with no changes in discomfort.
00:52
We're coming through Foscoe.
00:54
Can you repeat those bottles?
01:03
Understood.
01:04
The heart rate currently is 88.
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Entitle CO2 is 20.
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S.P.O.2 is 98.
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Blood pressure 150, systolic.
01:21
And for any blips in thereon?
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Negative at this time.
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Room assignment on arrival.
01:36
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Deerfield Rd, Boone, NC 28607
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