Patient medevaced for severe gastrointestinal bleeding, Washington County PA
Medical EmergencyA patient was airlifted by Medevac 15 to UPMC Presbyterian Hospital due to severe gastrointestinal bleeding. During transport, the patient showed low blood pressure and significant blood loss, with a heart rate of 40 and oxygen saturation of 95% on oxygen support.
Audio|Source: Washington County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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UPSC, Medicare, MediVevac 15.
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He'll take a faculty position for call cell, please.
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Enmes.
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You're home with MD5, Dr. Doyle.
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Dr. Doyle, T.J. Medevac 15, I'll copy.
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Go ahead, please.
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So I'm going to be with the destination of U.P.M.C. Presbyterian versus U.P.O.S.
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due to age,
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if you want to second,
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you know, blood, 6-9, 69, jail bail.
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He was originally discharged. We're the medical center today for GI Pleading. There was no bleeding noted. There was no bleeding noted.
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So today, wife found him, he ended up having a large mild movement,
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and it was all blood. EMS was covered.
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The patient is very tailed, lots of clotting, a patient had having a period of loose in this 30, 30, 40 seconds.
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Patient currently is away for the GTS of 14.
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We initiated more due to blood just completed it due to a initial pressure at E.
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Current set of vital signs.
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Heart rate is... 40 feet time.
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Blood pressure is now 92 over 60, he's saturated 95%. We have on 6 liters, nasal cannula, white glucose with 8.0.
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And yes to the second hearing of blood, so you can hear me.
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Copy's all through Presbyterian and infecting his blood.
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Okay,
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thank you.
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The degree laid to Presbyterian University Department 1-3, we are 1-3 minutes away.
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