Elderly woman treated en route for rapid heart rate, Lancaster OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 75-year-old woman with shortness of breath caused by a rapid heart rate was treated with medication and stabilized while being transported to Fairfield Medical Center.
Audio|Heard on: Fairfield OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medics 552 to Fairfield Medical Center.
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552, go ahead, this is FMC.
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This is Medics 552.
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We're currently en route to your facility with a 75-year-old female chief complaint with shortness of breath.
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Patient stated she took prednisone and two other medications around 10 a.m.
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And about an hour after she started being short of breath.
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We got vitals on the patient and the patient appeared to be an SVT around 160 to 170 beats per minute.
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We were unable to perform a 12 lead due to noisy data.
00:34
We gave the patient 6 milligrams of adenosine and it worked on the patient for 30 seconds.
00:41
Her rate is now 120 to 140 appears to be a sinus pac rhythm,
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unable to perform a 12 lead.
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Patient's A and O times 4 with the GCS with 15, resting comfortably on our cot with no chest pain.
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Patient's blood pressure is 170 over 90 and 98% on oxygen via nasal cannula.
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And we have an IV established in the left AC.
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Any further questions?
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Lancaster, OH 43130
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