Medic transports woman with heart attack alert, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, baltimore City Medic 7 transported a 71-year-old woman to Union Hospital for treatment after she experienced chest pain and was identified as a possible heart attack (STEMI) patient. The patient was alert, oriented, and stable, with vital signs reported prior to arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hey Union Hospital, Baltimore City Medic 7 inbound to your facility, priority one.
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A 71-year-old female, STEMI alert notification only.
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How do you copy?
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Copy.
00:12
Proceed with contact.
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Hey Union Baltimore City Medic 7, again inbound to your facility with approximately eight to ten-minute ETA.
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A 71-year-old female, alert and oriented times four, GCS of 15.
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Chief complaint of chest pain.
00:29
EKG was remarkable for inferior elevation with reciprocal changes.
00:35
I did send you over a copy of my last 12 lead.
00:41
Last set of vitals I got for you, pulse 70, 98% on room air.
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End last pressure was 115 over 71.
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One hundred and fifteen over seventy.
00:51
We already got IV access for you.
00:53
No aspirin on board due to an allergy.
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Like I said, approximately eight to ten-minute ETA.
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You need anything further?
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Location mentioned:
E University Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21218
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