Elderly woman treated for breathing difficulty after fall, Cortland NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical responders treated a 79-year-old woman at a residence near Homer Ave, Cortland. She was experiencing difficulty breathing after a recent fall that caused a minor head bruise. Vital signs were monitored during transport to Guthrie Cortland Medical Center.
Audio|Heard on: Cortland NY Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:10
Well, TLC-1A-1, we're in about a 79-year-old female patient on a call for difficulty breathing.
00:15
She was a little skeptic when we first got there.
00:18
Complaining of having hiccups for three days, also complaining of busyness in a fall 4 o'clock this morning.
00:24
No loss of consciousness that has a small contusion on the back of her head.
00:29
Currently, consular-oriented, also 118, appears to be an A-Fib on the monitor with an occasional PVC and PAC.
00:38
The blood pressure currently, respirations are 16, unlabored, 98% on room air.
00:43
Car pressure, I'm reading 177 on 92.
00:46
She does state her pressures can be high sometimes.
00:50
This time requesting orders monitoring transport, we're going to be about 7 to 10.
00:55
Did you see your requesting orders?
01:00
Requesting no orders, monitor and transport, ETA of 7 to 10.
01:07
Thank you. See what you.
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Location mentioned:
Homer Ave, Cortland, NY 13045
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