Critical care transports pediatric patient with urinary issues, Columbus OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a pediatric patient is transported to OSU East with inability to urinate and abdominal pain after a catheter change. Vitals are stable and no other symptoms are reported.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Critical care 108 to OSU East.
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All right, critical care 108.
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We are bringing you a three-year-old male coming from a Smith.
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His chief complaint today is that he had his catheter, yeah, blood in it earlier this morning and they changed it out for him.
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And we changed it out for him around 01 o'clock and he has not been able to urinate ever since one and is having abdominal pain.
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There's no other complaints at this time.
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His vitals are pulse 74, SpO2 is 94%, room air, BP 148 over 86, respirations are 16,
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alert and oriented times four,
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GCS 15, and we'll be at your facility in about 8 min.
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Location mentioned:
Taylor Ave, Columbus, OH 43203
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