Woman with fast heart rate taken to hospital for evaluation, Oregon OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 79-year-old woman was taken to St. Charles Hospital after feeling her heart rate increase. She was found to have a fast heart rate called sinus tachycardia. Her other vital signs were stable and no further hospital orders were given.
Audio|Heard on: Lucas OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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All right, St.
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Charles. We are currently transporting a 79-year-old female.
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Alert and oriented times four, chief complaint today is patient felt like she had an accelerated heart rate.
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We got on the scene.
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Found her heart rate to be about 135.
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To do with 12-lead, she is in sinus tachycardia at this moment.
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No elevation or depression seen.
00:23
Vision does have a history of a-fib.
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She is on blood thinners.
00:27
Other vital signs are as follows.
00:29
We've got blood pressure of 178, that's 178,
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over 99, 99.
00:35
Got respers at 20, that's 20, regular non-labored.
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SPO2 at 96, that's 96% room air.
00:42
Like I said, we got a heart rate at about 135.
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That's 135, and that is a sinus rhythm.
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There's no further orders of instructions.
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We'll see in about five minutes.
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Questions or orders, room on arrival.
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Be okay, three out.
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Location mentioned:
Navarre Ave, Oregon, OH 43616
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