Patient transported for illness near Calhoun St, Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, eMS responded to a medical call involving a woman experiencing nausea, vomiting, and right-sided pain for several hours. The patient, who has a history of cancer, was stable and transported non-emergently to a hospital near Calhoun Street in Charleston for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hi, I'm coming to non-emergent with a 34-year-old female.
00:07
Chief complaint is nausea and vomiting for the last four hours, as well as right-sided pain.
00:14
This patient has cancer.
00:18
This typically occurs when the pain becomes severe.
00:24
She is alert and oriented.
00:27
Blood glucose level is 208.
00:29
Pulse is 128.
00:32
Blood pressure is 141 over 106.
00:36
Oxygen is 100 on room air.
00:38
She is afebrile at this time.
00:40
ETA about 10 minutes.
00:41
Any questions or orders?
00:44
Do you know the cause of the cancer?
00:46
Sorry, did you repeat?
00:49
Do you know the cancer source?
00:52
Sorry, it keeps coming up.
00:55
Do you know the source of the cancer?
00:59
What type of cancer does the patient have?
01:03
Yeah, in vitro.
01:06
Thank you.
01:07
She will be coming to the main hospital.
01:09
We will see you when you get here.
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Location mentioned:
Calhoun St, Charleston, SC 29425
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