Medical emergency with blood from urinary catheter near Garfield Ave, Parkersburg WV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, possible medical emergency involving an elderly male with dark blood in a urinary catheter near Garfield Avenue. Patient is stable and en route to Camden.
Audio|Heard on: Wood County Sheriff Dispatch, Parkersburg PD/Fire, Belpre PD/Fire
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Transcript:
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85-year-old male coming from Wingate.
00:04
Chief complaint, they said he had a copious amount of dark blood in his urine catheter.
00:11
No urine but just dark blood.
00:14
They received the catheter prior to arrival.
00:20
The patient was on Alquist, but was deced on December 5th, so no currently any of blood centers.
00:27
Besides that, he is awake and a lower orientation on three pink woman dry lungs are clear.
00:34
No denying the valley pain, no distinction noted regarding the history of CHF, COPD hypertension.
00:46
Cheers.
00:52
Sure was 132, he was 8th Vile, no ademates of the lower extremities.
00:59
Besides that, vitals 124 over 71 is 100% on oxygen interiors, which is on constantly.
01:07
Paul's rate of 107 normal sinus rest rest of 21.
01:13
Ivy, I will attempt an IV doesn't look promising.
01:18
At least in stable conditions,
01:20
about a five-minute ETA to Camden.
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Location mentioned:
Garfield Ave, Parkersburg, WV 26101
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