Elderly woman transported for low hemoglobin and chest pain, Dublin OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 78-year-old woman from an assisted living facility was transported to Dublin Methodist Hospital for low hemoglobin, chest pain, lightheadedness, and shortness of breath. She is stable with oxygen support and monitoring ongoing.
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Transcript:
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Good morning, this is Critical Care 100.
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We will bring you a 78-year-old female from an assisted living facility.
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She has low hemoglobin of 6.8.
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That value was from routine labs taken yesterday.
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She has been lightheaded for the past few months.
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She also reports chest pain rated 4 out of 10 and some shortness of breath.
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We are transmitting a 12-lead to your facility.
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She does not have a history
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through a stint placed one year ago.
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At that time, patient refused blood transfusion and iron treatment.
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Vitals are currently stable, heart rate 70.
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She was originally stable around 90.
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We put her on 2 liters via nasal cannula.
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Her oxygen is up to 98 percent.
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She did not normally use oxygen at home.
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Last blood pressure was 179 over 53, glucose 213, temperature 98.1.
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Patient is at no time over the GTS at 50.
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Any questions or orders will be able to study about 8.
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Hospital Dr, Dublin, OH 43016
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