Elderly man with chest pain en route to hospital, Towson MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an 88-year-old man experiencing intermittent chest pain after an iron infusion at Mercy Hospital is being transported by Medic 110 to St. Joseph Hospital for treatment. He received oxygen and aspirin en route, and vital signs were monitored.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD Hospital Group Calls
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Good morning, St.
00:01
Joe's. This is Baltimore County Medic 110 for an informational consult only.
00:05
I'm in route to your facility.
00:06
It's going to be a priority to, 88-year-old male, chief complaint chest pain.
00:09
It looks like our ETA to your facility is going to be about eight or nine minutes from now.
00:14
How do you copy so far?
00:15
Thank you very much.
00:17
The patient was at Mercy for an iron infusion when he started having intermittent chest pain.
00:24
It actually started this morning,
00:27
but once he let the healthcare professionals know at Mercy, they subsequently notified 911.
00:32
Be advised, our patient is reporting chest pain.
00:35
It's intermittent,
00:37
5 out of 10, the right center, anterior chest, non-radiating.
00:41
Describe that it as a discomfort.
00:45
that he became slightly hypoxic during his transfusion at 92 and was administered low flow oxygen to which he is still on right now.
00:57
St. Joseph, I do have the following vitals for you.
00:59
It's going to be a heart rate of 64.
01:01
Oxygen saturation is 99%.
01:03
It is on low flow O2 via nasal cannula.
01:06
Blood pressure is 175 over 80.
01:10
Respirations are 16.
01:14
12-lead was performed.
01:16
It looks like a paced rhythm,
01:18
possible looks like a left funnel branch block.
01:20
That was transmitted to your facility for your review.
01:22
It looks like a sugar is 138.
01:25
Facility already has an IV established and he was administered aspirin in routes.
01:30
St. Joe, do you have any questions, comments, or concerns for this unit prior to our arrival?
01:35
No further questions.
01:39
Okay, I'd like 110 direct.
01:41
We'll see you soon.
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Location mentioned:
Osler Dr, Towson, MD 21204
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