EMS transports man to hospital for chest pain and breathing issues, Petoskey MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 49-year-old man to McLaren Northern Michigan Hospital due to chest pain and difficulty breathing. After treatment with aspirin and fentanyl, his pain and breathing improved, and his vital signs remained stable.
Audio|Heard on: Emmet MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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I'm coming in to you with a 49-year-old male initials are (name withheld),
00:04
as in John K, as in King, date of birth, (number withheld).
00:09
Patient woke up today for work around 8 o'clock felt nauseous.
00:14
About 45 minutes ago now, he started having severe testing.
00:23
Shortness of breath,
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unable to catch his breath.
00:26
We did a 12-lead, 12-lead unremarkable.
00:31
He's got a heart rate of 68 sinus,
00:33
blood pressure 157 over 94,
00:36
saturating 98% on room air, blood glucose of 151.
00:42
I have given him four baby aspirin and a hundred mites of fentanyl that's brought his pain down to one out of ten.
00:50
He still is pretty anxious right now, stated that his chest pain is a lot better, and he does feel like he can breathe better.
00:57
Vitals have stayed the same throughout this since we've had him.
01:02
We're probably seven minutes out with your court, anything further.
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Location mentioned:
Connable Ave, Petoskey, MI 49770
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