Asthma emergency near West 7th St in Frederick, Frederick MD
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel in Frederick responded to a male patient who was experiencing a severe asthma attack near West 7th St. The patient was receiving breathing treatments during transport to a hospital, and his condition had improved while en route.
Audio|Heard on: Frederick MD Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Hey, good morning, Frederick.
00:01
This is Frederick ALS 31 en route to your location with a (age withheld) male.
00:05
He has an asthma attack.
00:06
How do you copy?
00:09
Copy that and go ahead.
00:11
It's a (age withheld) male, history of asthma.
00:15
He's been dealing with an asthma attack all night that he's not able to control at home.
00:20
On our arrival, he was sat at 88%, pretty tight and wheezing slightly.
00:26
He got 25 of FBIM.
00:28
He's gotten an albuterol and Atrovent neb.
00:31
Currently on his 2nd neb, which is albuterol only, and he's gotten 10 of dex.
00:36
Apparently, he's at 98% on the 8-liter tank.
00:39
RH 100 and thirty-seven.
00:41
Still working on trying to get a blood pressure.
00:43
Difficult to talk due to patient movement.
00:45
All right, EKG was unremarkable.
00:47
Just sinus tach in the 130s.
00:50
Do you have anything for me? We'll see in about 5 minutes.
00:56
Okay, I don't see the church up there.
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Location mentioned:
W 7th St, Frederick, MD 21701
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