Emergency transport for severe chest pain in Garden City, Garden City MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a 60s male patient with severe chest pain and symptoms to Garden City Hospital. The patient has high blood pressure and heart rate, and received medication to treat the pain.
Audio|Heard on: Wayne MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hi, Gardens is Westland Fire Alpha 532.
00:03
Emba on your facility day with a (number withheld)-year-old male.
00:07
Chief complaint is going to be chest pain.
00:10
I'm going for approximately 30 minutes.
00:12
Patient denies any past cardiac history aside from hypertension.
00:17
Patient complains of 10 out of 10 pain underneath his left breast that radiates into his left arm.
00:24
Patient is also complaining of numbness and tingling his left arm.
00:29
By those are as follows.
00:32
Less blood pressure 141, 141 over 112,
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the heart rate of 121, 12.
00:39
Satin at 96% on 2 liters, nasal cannula.
00:43
A 12 lead is showing sinus tach with a possible first degree AV block.
00:52
The patient has been given one nitro.
00:58
One nitro on board at this time.
00:59
We're working on an IV for you guys.
01:02
If you don't require anything further, we'll be arrival in approximately five minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Garden City, MI 48135
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