Medical team transports patient with low blood pressure, Columbus OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics transported an adult male from a recovery facility to Riverside Methodist Hospital for evaluation after experiencing low blood pressure and weakness. The patient exhibited sinus bradycardia, mild oxygen saturation reduction, and required monitoring during transport. No major interventions were administered.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Critical Care 108, we're en route with a 58-year-old male coming over from a substance abuse recovery for alcoholism.
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Chief complaint is he's going to be feeling tired and weak.
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Patient was found to have low blood pressure in the 90s over 50s.
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Facility was saying that yesterday he was in the 60s.
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Currently he's running sinus bradycardia on the monitor.
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I got an IV, it says not really, but not really in the correct spot.
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Spot, so we did not give any interventions.
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No other complaints.
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Current vitals.
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Last blood pressure was 90 over fifty-two.
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Heart rate 50.
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Sinus bradycardia satting at ninety-six percent on two liters.
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Room air sat was ninety-three percent.
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Blood sugar was one hundred thirty-six.
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Turn time about nine minutes.
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The arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Olentangy River Rd, Columbus, OH 43214
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