Elderly woman transported for dizziness and chest pain, Frederick MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 86-year-old woman with dizziness and chest pain, which has resolved, was transported to Frederick Health Hospital for medical care.
Audio|Heard on: Frederick MD Hospital Group Calls
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Good afternoon, FHH, this is Frederick.
00:02
ALS, 31 en route to your facility, priority 2, with an 86-year-old female.
00:08
Chief complaint of dizziness with onset of approximately 36 hours ago.
00:15
Patient says that she woke up with some dizziness that's been off and on.
00:18
Since then, she has a secondary complaint of chest pain that has resolved in the presence of EMS.
00:22
Following 324 milligrams of aspirin, patient is normal signs.
00:30
On the monitor at a rate of 80.
00:36
She's 100% on room air.
00:38
Most recent pressure of 205 over 98, she's been hypertensive in the 190's historic range.
00:47
For the duration, she's GCS of 15.
00:49
I have a 20 in the left AC and labs John, and she has zero.
00:57
Zero test discomfort of any kind at this time.
01:00
I will see you in about five to eight minutes, unless you have further questions.
01:07
For no questions, I'll see the charges.
01:09
I will give us back to the condition changes for the compass with.
01:14
ALS 31 is clear.
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Location mentioned:
W 7th St, Frederick, MD 21701
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