Woman taken to hospital for chest pain, Hagerstown MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 44-year-old woman to Meritus Hospital after she experienced chest pain while playing with her grandson. She took aspirin before EMTs arrived. Her vital signs were stable and an IV was started during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Washington MD Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good evening, Meritus.
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Medic unit en route to your facility with a 44-year-old female patient.
00:08
Chief complaint of chest pain.
00:11
About two hours ago, patient experienced onset of chest pain while playing on the floor with her grandson.
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Pain persisted for about two hours.
00:22
Patient had some secondary complaints of weakness and a headache.
00:26
Chest pains and...
00:27
Off and on for about a week.
00:30
She took 324 milligrams of aspirin upon our arrival, self-administered.
00:37
ECG shows sinus tachycardia, or sinus rhythm right now, initial with sinus bradycardia.
00:43
Blood pressure is 142 over 82.
00:47
Oxygen saturation is 100% on room air, respirations about 20 right now.
00:52
I got a 20-8.
00:56
We've got a 20-gauge IV in the left forearm.
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I have nothing else for you at this time, unless you have anything for me.
01:03
We'll be at your back door in about five minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Medical Campus Rd, Hagerstown, MD 21742
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