Patient transported with right upper abdominal pain, Hagerstown MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 45-year-old male patient with stable vital signs and right upper quadrant abdominal pain lasting about a week. The patient was alert, breathing well, received intravenous fluids and medications, and was headed to Washington County Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Washington MD Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medical Transpasha, go ahead, unit.
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Hey, Marcia, it's Kent.
00:06
On 754 transporting priority two, non-emergent.
00:09
We've got to put a 5-minute ETA on board of a 45-year-old male.
00:14
Conscious alert, breathing without difficulty at the GCS 15.
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Chief complaint is abdominal pain for about a week.
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He has been to your facility quite a few times this week and was discharged home with instructions.
00:28
The abdominal pain is in the right upper quadrant with a positive Murphy sign.
00:31
As far as interventions go, he has an 18 gauge IV in his left AC.
00:35
With warmed lactated ringer's, he has also received 15 mg of Toradol and a Zofran for the positive effect.
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A set of vitals: heart rate 103, oxygen saturation 99%, blood pressure 163 over 82 with a MAP of 121.
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What else do you need?
00:51
No further questions.
00:52
Hi, hi.
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Location mentioned:
218E E Antietam St, Hagerstown, MD 21740
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