Man in cardiac arrest en route to Hurley Medical Center, Flint MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 39-year-old man was found unresponsive at home and in cardiac arrest. Emergency responders performed resuscitation, including intubation and medication administration. The patient showed changing heart rhythms and was transported to Hurley Medical Center for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
MedStar Alpha 771, we're inbound to you a virgin.
00:03
It's going to be a 39, 39-year-old male cardiac arrest.
00:07
We've found down by family, agonal respirations on our arrival.
00:12
It's going to be V-fib.
00:14
Over the course of the last 50 minutes, 50,
00:18
he's got nine different relations, five of which were dual sequence.
00:25
We do have an IV established.
00:28
He's received eight rounds of happy.
00:31
He has received amiodarone.
00:33
He has received Narcan.
00:35
He's got a blood sugar 154.
00:37
He is intubated, good end title.
00:42
We've gone through multiple rhythm changes, in and out of B5, back to a diagonal rhythm with a rate of like 20.
00:50
Still has the respiratory drive and a gag reflex.
00:58
We are going to see you guys here in about 10 minutes in what you require further.
01:05
I don't see this patient in the trauma day upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Hurley Plaza, Flint, MI 48503
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