Elderly woman with breathing problems taken to hospital, Prince George's County MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 88-year-old female patient dependent on a ventilator was transported by Prince George's County paramedics from a nursing home near Berry Road to the emergency department due to increased difficulty breathing and problems with her tracheostomy.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is Prince George's County Paramedic Ambulance Unit Two.
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I have an eighty-eight year old patient on a ventilator coming from a nursing home.
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I just wanted to check with you to make sure you can accommodate that.
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I know you had a pretty overwhelming afternoon so far.
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We are no longer on reroute, so we're happy to accept any patient.
00:19
All right, I have an eighty-eight year old female, vent dependent.
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Coming from a nursing home near Berry Road.
00:28
Chief complaint was increased work of breathing.
00:33
Current vital signs heart rate 108, oxygen saturation 100% via BVM at 15 liters.
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End title of 35, blood pressure 127 over 78.
00:48
They say she is at baseline for mental status.
00:51
However, they’re having issues with the tracheostomy and want her evaluated further in the emergency room.
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Do you have any further questions?
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Location mentioned:
Berry Rd, Maryland
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