Patient transported after defibrillator activation, Macomb County MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 33-year-old man to Henry Ford Macomb Hospital in Clinton Township after his implanted defibrillator activated. The patient, who has a history of heart and liver failure, had stable vital signs but low blood pressure. Crew reported the patient was conscious and breathing normally en route to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is Monitor Alpha 114 to your facility with a thirty-three-year-old male.
00:05
She’s complained today it's going to be that.
00:07
Their implanted defibrillator went off.
00:11
Possibly it woke them up out of their sleep, felt like a donkey was kicking their chest.
00:16
They do have a history of heart failure.
00:18
Last ejection fraction was at 20.
00:21
They also have a history of liver failure.
00:23
BP 84 over 15, GCS 15.
00:25
They were slightly low on the blood pressure.
00:30
Eighties, just like coming up to the nineties.
00:34
Ninety-five for.
00:35
Heart rate was clear, negative for any elevation or depression.
00:39
Ninety-nine percent on room air.
00:41
If you deploy anything further, we’ll be at your facility in about six minutes.
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Location mentioned:
19 Mile Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48038
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