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Medical emergency at St. Joe's hospitalTowson MD

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audio iconMedical Emergency
Osler Dr, Towson, MD 21204

As discussed during the dispatch call, an 88-year-old female at St. Joe's hospital experienced a fainting episode, weakness, nausea, and high blood pressure. Medical personnel requested a physician consult to evaluate a possible cardiac issue. The patient has a mild heart condition history and received treatment including aspirin and medication for nausea. No chest pain was reported.

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01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Baltimore County Paramedic 325 on 224 for St.
00:03
Joe's.
00:04
St. Joe's, a fire, do you need a physician?
00:08
St. Joe's yeah, Baltimore County Medic 325, can I get a physician to the consult? I transmitted you a 12-lead as well.
00:14
Hi.
00:16
Hey St. Joe's this is Baltimore County Paramedic 325, we're at your facility with a priority two, syncopal episode slash weakness, on board of an 88 year old female.
00:25
She's coming from home.
00:27
Final signs are as follows.
00:29
Pulse of 70, normal sinus rhythm.
00:31
I did transmit you a 12-lead.
00:33
Oxygen saturation 97% on room air with a blood pressure of 200-200 over 94.
00:40
She does have a mild cardiac history.
00:42
She's got a history of some bypasses as well as a TAVR.
00:47
Like I said, I transferred you to that 12-lead.
00:48
She's got elevation,
00:50
especially in V2.
00:52
She's got it tiny bit in V1 and V3 as well, which is why I wanted it looked at just to consider if we're going to go down the STEMI pathway with this or not.
00:59
She's not having really any classical STEMI symptoms other than the knowledge of vomiting and weakness.
01:07
She's felt sick for the last week, but the weakness was sudden at 07 a.m.
01:10
this morning.
01:11
As for treatment, she's gotten 300 and twenty-four hands or sorry, 300 and twenty-four of aspirin, and then just got 4 mg IV push of dopamine for nausea vomiting.
01:20
No chest pain, correct?
01:22
That's correct.
01:23
No chest pain, just syncopal episodes as well as the weakness and nausea vomiting.
01:28
No further interventions required after all or please reconciled if necessary to send an ETA and then St.
01:33
Joe's is clear.
01:36
ETA 10 min from the conscious area.
01:39
Thirteen 25 clear.

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Osler Dr, Towson, MD 21204
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