Woman with asthma treated for shortness of breath
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Tri-City RA 216.
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4216, this is Tri-City on the 9304.
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If I go ahead with the report.
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This is Chula Vista City Area 216 here.
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Call number is going to be 2026-100198.
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It's 100198 coming to your facility.
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We got about 5 min ETA.
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It's going to be for a 62-year-old female weighing approximately 220 pounds.
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She complained today of shortness of breath.
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It's going to be a moderate status patient.
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Responding to a private residence, fire patient sitting upright, alert and tracking.
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Story goes, patient was just feeling nauseous and sick before going to bed.
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Went to bed, ended up waking up around 2:30 a.m., feeling like she couldn't breathe.
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She does have a history of asthma.
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And patient had her family activate 911 for her.
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Denies any chest pain, no fever.
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She's currently breathing approximately 30 times.
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All
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active, she had clear lungs.
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Initially, she was sating at 90%, 90% on room air.
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Later, no answer to times answering questions appropriately.
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Blood pressure was 110 over
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100. Temperature of 96.8.
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Heart rate was initially 132, sinus tach, from the 12 lead.
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Patient has a history of asthma and anxiety.
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Takes associated meds.
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No drug allergies.
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She hasn't taken anything for shortness of breath today.
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As far as our treatment, we're going to start a line and route to your facility.
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We have the patient on 15 liters of oxygen via non-rebreather.
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Patient's oxygen is kind of ranging from 92% to 95%.
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Heart rate is now 102 sinus tach.
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Uh, and I'm staying for treatment.
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I'll be back doors in about 5 min or less.
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How do you copy?
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Copy that. They say we'll see you in less than 5 min .
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