Medical emergency involving abdominal pain near Cornwall St NW, Leesburg VA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel are transporting a young female patient near Cornwall St NW who has severe upper right abdominal pain and persistent vomiting after attempting solid food. The patient shows high pain levels and elevated blood pressure readings. The situation may involve a serious medical condition requiring hospital care.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Cornwall, this is Medic 617, Charlie, coming to you with a 20-year-old female complaining of abdominal pain, upper right quadrant, was last seen at your facility two days ago, was prescribed Zofran in an acid.
00:14
Today was the first day attempting to eat any form of solid food, was not able to keep it down, has been throwing up for the past 30 minutes.
00:22
GCS is 15, pain scale is at a 10, upper right quadrant on palpation.
00:28
No trauma to the abdomen.
00:30
Blood pressure is 169 over 146, 96 on room air.
00:37
Pulse rate is 70, strong, and regular.
00:40
We should be arriving in about five minutes.
00:44
Do you have a sugar and possibly rechecked for blood pressure?
00:51
Blood sugar was 152.
00:53
We had a blood pressure about five minutes ago at 157 over 90.
01:00
Okay, we'll see when you get your home for you are you?
01:05
Should be arriving in five minutes.
01:09
Let me have to arrive.
01:10
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
Cornwall St NW, Leesburg, VA 20176
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