Patient with hyperglycemia and irregular heartbeat at medical park, Columbia SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a (name withheld) year old male to a medical facility due to high blood sugar, low blood pressure, and irregular rapid heartbeat.
Audio|Heard on: Lexington SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Richland, yeah, original unit 247.
00:01
We're en route to your facility immersion with the coronary.
00:04
We have a (name withheld)-year-old male patient coming in for a few issues.
00:10
One, hyperglycemia, he's reading high on the monitor and his self-monitor.
00:18
His blood pressure was initially 70 over 40.
00:22
We're giving some fluid at this time.
00:24
He is a GCS of about 13, normally a GCS at 15.
00:31
His initial, as I said, 12 leads over.
00:35
The one that has a misspelled last name, so make sure that it has P for Papa.
00:42
That's the correct one.
00:43
I said 12 leads over.
00:45
The first one that we got in the...
00:46
in the house and then the second one was showing atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response between 70 and like 130.
00:54
SpO2 was 95% on room air in the house.
00:59
I do have monotronomereas, poor bloods at this time.
01:03
Restoration are about 16 to 18 and our ETA is going to be six.
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Location mentioned:
Richland Medical Park Dr, Columbia, SC 29203
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