Elderly woman transported for chest pain and possible pneumonia, Kernersville NC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported an 88-year-old woman from Summerstone Health and Rehab to Kernersville Medical Center for chest pain and possible pneumonia. She was stable with normal vital signs and received treatment during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Forsyth NC Hospital Group Calls
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00:46
Transcript:
00:00
We're 15 at 29 pounds a lady patient on the patient.
00:04
I have an 88, 88 ULF female patient from Summerstone Health and Rehab across the street.
00:09
She's complained of chest pains that started this morning.
00:12
Origins with inhalation, staff is concerned with pneumonia.
00:15
They were going to perform a chest x-ray, but then did not.
00:19
She has a GCS of 15, lung sounds that produced high and upper fields.
00:23
We have one DuoNeb treatment going in.
00:25
She was 99% though with her normal baseline at 2 liters.
00:28
She wears 2 liters, which is tough for due and that's still hold it at 99.
00:32
BP, last one was 149 over 63, EKG unremarkable, heart rate is 68,
00:38
GCS are 15, respiratory rates normal, for about five minutes out, drove or anything further?
00:45
Nothing further. We'll have to start in triage.
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Location mentioned:
Kernersville Medical Pkwy, Kernersville, NC 27284
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