78-year-old woman with stomach pain and vomiting 

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Davenport Engine 6 EMS Solo, Jackson Center, at 1420, West 16th Street. Unit 105. (name withheld) and (name withheld) calling with a station report from (name withheld). Engines, I keep covering out, private response room 1-305 in the location of a 59-year-old female. out earlier, now it's echoed debris. 10-4. A 5-minute U.T.A. Hornboard, 70-year-old female, she can play today. For certain to separate, stomach pain, as long as she's face unless she possibly has something stuck in her throat. Patient wasn't eating or anything earlier. We actually haven't eaten for the past couple of days before her family, but she continues as she said she goes place she has something stuck in her stomach and stuck in her throat. She was seen in Mayo Clinic for a fourth stomach infection. I described antibiotics for that a couple days ago, but I don't think the patient is improving. Sorry about that. Patient hasn't been improving at all. It happened to vomiting as well for the past couple days. She's actually having some vomiting episodes right now. Sorry for that pause. She's got a history of AFib, the stomach infection, a broken leg, and her left. She's got a flip pressure. She was also recently taking off her flip center for the APA provider provider. Desert Cycling, Metopo, Panzo, Pantoprasol, and a couple others. Family has list of medications that would bring them to the hospital. Notary knowledge is important. Farnceta vitals are 187 over 89, that's 187 over 89. Heart rate of 87, 85 on the monitor. I did do a 12-inch transit to your guys' facility. We couldn't really get a better one than that, but it's Markers Quil of the 2 for, again, 78-year-old female. Respirations were about 24, initial patient contact, 95% on premier. We've got around 2 liters by Canula, 2.96, with a little bit of respiratory improvement. Sugar 116 is 1-1-16 for blood sugar. I've attempted times one for IVA, so it's unsuccessful, nothing established at the time, so no minutes have been given. Patient is ANO 4GCS15. Any other questions in orders? A little bit of Room Air O2, I'm sorry, you were going kind of quick. My apologies, Rumair O2 is 95%. Lund sounds were clear, no suspected upper airway obstruction on auscultation. She's 96 now with 2 liters by cannula. No questions to order for the time then a phone arrival, line next to me. Ramon arrival, three, nine clear.

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