Man with chest pain and slow heart rate transported to hospital, Flint MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 72-year-old man with sudden crushing chest pain and slow heart rate to McLaren-Flint hospital. He was treated with atropine and monitored during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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MMR Alpha 8.9th of the Tindboundier facility with a 72-year-old male.
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He's complained today of sudden onset of crushing chest pain bilaterally.
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He's currently alert and oriented times four with a Glasgow coma scale of 15.
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Upon our arrival, he's pretty pale.
00:17
Vitals currently are 160 over 83, 160 over 8, and he is...
00:23
He was bradycardic upon our arrival down to like 48.
00:27
I did give him one milligram of atropine to raise his sinus rate to about 64.
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He's currently dropping back down at 55.
00:34
We are about six minutes out.
00:36
I do have a blood sugar of 114 and 95% on room air.
00:40
I should not require anything further.
00:42
Can you please pick the vitals? Your radio back up.
00:47
Current blood pressure is 158 over 90.
00:52
He is sinus on the monitor at 60 currently.
00:58
95% on room air.
01:01
Copy, we'll see you in 1.15 upon the library as room 15.
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Location mentioned:
S Ballenger Hwy, Flint, MI 48532
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