Patient with weakness and dizziness transported to hospital
Medical EmergencyAn ambulance is transporting a patient who has been feeling very weak and dizzy for two weeks. The patient has low blood pressure and a history of cancer. Medical staff are providing oxygen and monitoring vital signs on the way to the hospital.
Audio|Source: Waterloo-Cedar Falls Public Safety
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Transcript:
331. In route to Mercy 1, starting mile at zero. 1040, 50 minutes. Mercy 1, 3.331, Ler Lucematic 331, MAPA report. To his resident city for a sick person. Patient reports, feeling very weak and dizzy for the last two weeks or so. We got (name withheld) pretty hypotensive. We've got a systolic blood pressure of 78. Last blood pressure, we got set 8 over 49. Heart rate's good at 70, showing a science for the monometer. Repter rates 20 on labor. SPHC is having a difficult time reading. Highest, I saw it was 94%. We do have him on the nasocanolary, and out 2 liters. We tried twice for an IV without success. Blood sugar is 166. They said that two complaints are just going to be weakness and dizziness. He's answering all questions appropriately. History of cancer. ETA is going to be approximately four minutes. You request anything further? Room on arrival. Copy.
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