79-year-old woman treated for altered mental status and heart issues, Newark DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medics in New Castle County treated a 79-year-old woman with altered mental status, frequent premature heartbeats, and high blood pressure. Medical consultation was made regarding the use of amiodarone and intravenous fluids during transport to the hospital near Ogletown Stanton Road.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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02:53
Transcript:
00:00
This is Medicaid Apparenting 2126, looking for orders for AMU.
00:04
I have the following.
00:05
79-year-old female has a distributor later.
00:08
Right now is at a rate anywhere between 100 and 150.
00:12
She is having runs of PVCs.
00:17
Blood pressure is 166 for 70.
00:24
She is altered but looking for orders for Amy at this time.
00:28
So the rate between 100 and 150 is just related to PBC's.
00:38
Her rate's about 108 without the PVC's, but with the couplets and the runs of it, it'll go up to 160.
00:47
We haven't had a page yet.
00:48
It's just a regular QRS complex.
00:51
It's a significant amount of equity.
00:55
And how long are these runs,
00:58
like are they just getting a couple of beats? Are they lasting for like five to ten seconds?
01:03
I would say about four in a row is the longest, huh?
01:10
She's in bigeminy.
01:13
And she's persistently altered, or is she just being more altered with these runs?
01:17
Like with the initial call just for Ultramalast and incidentally, we just see a lot of Ventrilla X-D.
01:23
We got called for altered mental status.
01:26
The sister said she was last normal at 8 o'clock this morning.
01:29
We were kind of going with the trope, and then we got her on the monitor, and it's showing the significant amount of PVC.
01:35
She is altered, not really answering questions, but I'm alert to her environment.
01:39
This is not normal per family.
01:41
She is a little hot to the touch, then titles 35.
01:46
And the rest of the valve is okay? Sorry, like blood pressure is all right?
01:52
Initially blood pressure manual was 240.
01:55
We got an auto of 160 over 70.
01:59
And what's your EPA? It's take about 20 minutes.
02:04
We're working on getting her out of the house now.
02:09
Yeah,
02:10
if there's, if you're not really getting sustained, like PBC's consistently, like a VTAC, like 10 to 15, that probably hold on amiodarone, because I think the vaccine might be due to a secondary, like, metabolic process, like, an underlying illness,
02:22
because it wouldn't quite fully explain her ultramental status, you know, with her having sinus and having these runs.
02:28
So I don't know if Amio would just cloud her picture and make things worse,
02:32
but I think, you know, certainly if it's averaging Ivey access, given some fluids, it's been admiring.
02:36
things change and certainly call us back.
02:38
Otherwise,
02:39
we'll plan on getting her room on your arrival.
02:43
All right, copy that.
02:44
Can I have a dock number, please?
02:47
6-43. Like I said, just re-consult if anything changes again, 64-3.
02:52
Chris Hanclay.
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Location mentioned:
Ogletown Stanton Rd, Newark, DE 19718
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