Man experiences chest pain during dialysis at flower hospital, Sylvania OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 61-year-old man experienced sudden chest pain during dialysis at Flower Hospital. His pain decreased after stopping dialysis. Vital signs were stable. He received aspirin and oxygen. The patient tested positive for COVID-19.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good morning, this is Medic 61.
00:02
We are coming to you from your in-house dialysis center with a 61-year-old male.
00:08
I'm just alert and oriented times 4.
00:11
A sudden onset,
00:13
substernal chest pain roughly a half hour ago.
00:16
It's a pressure with 6 out of 10 while on dialysis.
00:22
It is now a two out of ten as soon as he was taken off dialysis.
00:27
Current vital signs are pulses 98 over 50, I'm sorry, pulses uh...
00:37
Pulse is 72 and regular,
00:40
sharing AFIB with occasional PVCs, non-diagnostic 12 leads.
00:47
BP is 98 over 56, respirations are 20,
00:51
pulses are 97% currently on oxygen.
00:57
Temp is 98.5 and sugars 117, 117.
01:03
The patient is COVID positive.
01:05
I had an hour and a half to go on his 4 hour, 45 minute treatment.
01:13
Giving four of baby aspirin, unless you have any questions, orders.
01:17
We'll see in about a minute.
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Location mentioned:
Harroun Rd, Sylvania, OH 43560
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