Man 60 with shortness of breath treated with oxygen and nitro
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Grossmont Medical 44, go ahead.
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Go ahead, 240 for Grossmont 57.
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Hey, Grossmont, come to you guys.
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My medical run's gonna be (number withheld) for a report.
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Okay, go ahead.
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Yeah, 60 now, 60 now.
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I am from Hall.
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He's going to be short of breath.
00:22
So it sounds like for the patient, a couple weeks ago, he had a similar complaint, short of breath.
00:29
Said that he was transported to the hospital to (name withheld).
00:32
They took him up to the cath lab, didn't put a stent in, but he told me that he was diagnosed with gallbladder.
00:42
This morning, about 3 h ago, while lying in bed, he just became occasionally short of breath.
00:50
His son probably came home, called 911 , and he was like not effective breathing.
01:05
Currently,
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he is breathing
01:09
22 times 36 on the end tidal.
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He's going to be 89 on four liters nasal cannula.
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He said with fine rales in the basis of lungs.
01:19
He had a type three.
01:20
Eyes were slanting and he was fully ambulatory.
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He walked out of the ambulance.
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He is one.
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Six looks to be a fib on the monitor.
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No IT changes.
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Last pressure I got was 100 and twenty-three over 800 and fifty-three over 803 .
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AC broad ninety-eight to panic.
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Treatment goes EKG, let's see, four liters of O two, nasal cannula, and I did one round of nitro, 0.4 mg sublingual.
01:51
That was some relief with just the one round of nitro and the nasal.
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San Diego, uh, voice traffic, meth on arrival.
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Uh, how do you copy?
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I copy that. We'll see you in a 2nd .
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We have presentations other Z through left 59 .
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Sounds good. Thanks so much.
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Uh, Mac 02:44 is going to clear.
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