Cardiac arrest treated during transport to hospital, Culpeper VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are providing CPR to a 79-year-old woman in cardiac arrest during transport to Culpeper Regional Hospital. The patient has a recent heart valve replacement and experienced breathing difficulties in previous days.
Audio|Heard on: Culpeper VA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Thank you, Medical 2, Cofibor, Hospital, Priority Traffic.
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Mnichfield 2, the hospital hospital priority traffic.
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So go ahead.
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Call over, this is a medical tool 2.
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Interactive Facility with a CPR in progress.
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I repeat, CPR in progress.
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79-year-old female witness arrest by EMS.
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We're about 8 to 9 minutes out.
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We'll call further once we have to us.
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Room B, up in the rifle.
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Copy, room B.
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Culpeper.
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This is 912.2.
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This is 912.2.
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Just going to give a follow-up on our CPR.
00:33
It was a litmus.
00:34
The patient was initially in PEA.
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She is now in asystole.
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We've done three rounds of EPI.
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She did have health valve replacement last month.
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And husband said that she's had difficulty breathing for the past few days.
00:45
We should be there in a few minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Sunset Ln, Culpeper, VA 22701
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