Medical team assists patient near Main St, Lansing MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded near Main St in Lansing for a patient experiencing ongoing chest pain. The patient, transported to Sparrow Main ER under a priority two response, had taken aspirin before arrival and showed stable vital signs with elevated blood pressure.
Audio|Heard on: Shiawassee MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Lansing Medic 41, Paramedic Ferrara.
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Coming to you guys at a priority two with a 68-year-old patient reporting chest pain.
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The patient said the pain began around 7 o'clock this morning when getting up from bed.
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The pain continued to worsen throughout the day until calling for help.
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The patient described it as a sharp, internal pain.
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The patient has a history of MI.
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Other than that, nothing else right now.
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Pulse 80, sinus rhythm on the monitor, 99% room air.
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Blood pressure 183 over 100.
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I took it manually.
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No major abnormalities noted.
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Temperature 156.
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IV started in the right AC for you.
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We’ll be there in about 5 minutes.
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The patient took 324 mg aspirin on their own prior to arrival.
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Thank you, Lansing.
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We’ll see you in about 5 minutes, first clear.
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Main St, Lansing, MI
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