Man treated for chest pain and high blood pressure at Toledo hospital, Toledo OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a 37-year-old man at University of Toledo for chest pain and high blood pressure. He was alert and showed no signs of heart attack but has a history of high blood pressure. He received aspirin and nitroglycerin during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Lucas OH Hospital Group Calls
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Medic Four, UTMC.
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Received that, Medic Four.
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We're currently en route to your facility with an alert and oriented times four, 37-year-old.
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Thirty-seven-year-old male called out today for chest pain.
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Patient describes this as a squeezing-type pressure, non-radiating, midsternal.
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Initial blood pressure is 178 over 102 manual.
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We have a heart rate of 90s and that's no evasion or depression over on the 12-lead.
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He's 100% on room air, end tidal of 34.
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We do have an IV established, 324 aspirin on board and one dose of nitro.
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Last pressure was 164 over 96.
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Once you hear the questions, we arrive at approximately five.
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Sorry for I didn't hear what heart rate and any previous history of cardiac?
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Heart rate is 9090 sinus,
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and he does have a recent history of hypertension.
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No MIs or any other significant cardiac history.
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Location mentioned:
Arlington Ave, Toledo, OH 43614
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