72-year-old woman transported with slow heart rate and dizziness

Go ahead, AMR.

We're en route to your facility with a 72-year-old female, AAL times four, coming from home with a chief complaint of lightheadedness and bradycardia that started around 1900.

We have started a 20-gauge IV, left AC, vital signs are as follows: we have a palpated heart rate of 40, blood pressure is 125 over 72.

SPO two is 99 % on room air.

She had an AFIB, and we're approximately

five with a history of AFIB.

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