Medical team responds to emergency near Silas Creek Pkwy, Winston Salem NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported an elderly female patient from near Silas Creek Parkway to Forsyth Medical Center. The patient appeared hypertensive, with very high blood pressure, elevated pulse, and rapid breathing. The condition had reportedly persisted for about a day before transport.
Audio|Heard on: Forsyth NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is paramedic.
00:01
This has been coming in routine at this time with a seventy-seven-year-old female patient.
00:06
Going to possible second run, patient about to see us then at the moment.
00:12
Been this way since about yesterday,
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about twenty-four hours now.
00:17
She’s hypertensive.
00:18
Health alert, but she was screaming high at the moment.
00:21
Three hundred and twenty over one hundred ten.
00:24
Okay, this is 100.3.
00:26
We have a heart rate of 114, sinus on the monitor, throat needs to be cleaned.
00:32
She's at 99 percent.
00:33
I got on and on with we were moving at ten.
00:38
She can't walk without support, some light breathing.
00:41
Capnography is only 29.
00:42
She's breathing about forty times a minute right now.
00:45
I am about eight out.
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Do you require photo?
00:49
Ten four, nothing further.
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Location mentioned:
Silas Creek Pkwy, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
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