Patient with abdominal pain taken to UW Hospital, Madison WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 33-year-old woman experiencing sudden abdominal pain and lightheadedness to UW Hospital in Madison. The patient was alert and stable with normal vital signs, and the medical team was approximately five minutes away upon report.
Audio|Heard on: Dane WI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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UW ER from Med Four.
00:04
This is UW, go ahead.
00:06
Hey Med Four, headed your way.
00:09
Approximately 5 minutes out.
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33-year-old female patient, chief complaint today of abdominal pain.
00:14
Sudden onset in nature tonight, associated with bowel movement as well.
00:22
No trauma, awake and alert, more details when we get there for you.
00:26
Our vitals are as follows.
00:27
Pulse is 60, blood pressure 100 over 62, respiratory rate of 16, 99% on room air.
00:37
And then our sugar was 114.
00:40
Again, 5 minutes out.
00:41
Any questions or comments for us?
00:44
Is there any reason this patient cannot sit up in a wheelchair and start through triage?
00:52
Currently, the position of comfort is laying flat due to lightheadedness earlier when getting the patient to the car.
01:02
Lightheadedness persists.
01:03
Even just a hallway to start would be preferred.
01:05
Might have some issues if in a wheelchair.
01:11
All right, sounds good.
01:12
We will locate a place.
01:14
Thank you. UW clear.
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Location mentioned:
Highland Ave, Madison, WI 53792
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