Medical team transports patient to Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 63-year-old man experiencing apparent chest pain, shortness of breath, and dizziness to Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge. The patient showed possible signs of a heart attack during transit but remained awake and alert throughout.
Audio|Heard on: Middlesex MA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Good morning, Mount Auburn on site.
00:05
We're coming in with a possible heart attack.
00:08
Patient is sixty-three year old male complaining of right-sided chest pain radiating to the left, sharp pain about eight out of ten since this afternoon.
00:19
It's been getting worse with some shortness of breath and dizziness.
00:23
Patient has elevation greater than 1 mm in V4V5, also some elevations in V2V3.
00:31
Currently heart rate is.
00:33
And low hundred sinus blood.
00:37
Last blood pressure was 115 over seventy-seven, satting ninety-seven percent on two liters of oxygen right now.
00:46
We should be there in about 30 minutes.
00:48
We have four labs running on board.
00:52
Roger that. Are you able to transmit the EKG?
00:56
Or not right now.
00:59
Perfect. Thank you so much.
01:00
Is the patient awake, alert, and oriented?
01:04
That's affirmative.
01:07
Roger that. No questions.
01:08
Mount Auburn out.
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Location mentioned:
Mt Auburn St, Cambridge, MA 02138
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