78-year-old male with chest pain and fainting episodes, Columbia SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 78-year-old man experienced chest pain and fainting episodes over several weeks. He was alert and had stable vital signs when transported non-emergently by EMS to a local hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Lexington SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Northeast, this is Richland County unit 222, Warren Rochester facility, currently non-emergent, time of 78.
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78 year old male patient, chest pain, empty.
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Today he's been dealing with some tremors as well as these syncopal episodes for most of the past five to six weeks.
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It's only been getting worse.
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He had one last night about an hour and a half ago, as well as a syncopal event with EMS.
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He is currently alert and oriented with the GCS 15.
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Not having any real mental health issues at this time, so his fuel is mostly fine.
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Current vitals as follows.
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He has a blood pressure of 150 over eighty-two, heart rate's in at fifty-eight, O two is picking up at ninety-nine under air respiration.
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Sixteen non-labored, heavy BGL of 100 and fifty-two.
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ETA is going to be about six to 7 min.
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More people found arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Gateway Corporate Blvd, Columbia, SC 29203
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