Man vomits blood, transported to hospital, Elizabeth City NC
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Medical EmergencyA 63-year-old man was transported to Albemarle Hospital after vomiting about 200 milliliters of bright red blood over 1.5 hours. Vital signs were monitored during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Pasquotank and Camden County Police, Fire and EMS - Analog
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Medi 2.
00:02
Central Medi 2 is going to be transporting to Albemarle Hospital emergency traffic.
00:10
(number withheld).
00:17
Central Medicaid 2.
00:20
Go ahead.
00:24
Central Miki is actually going to be going to routine traffic instead of emergency.
00:29
Copy.
00:32
Central B-advised the MS-4 is on board?
00:37
Copy.
00:55
So I'll be giving this female a courtesy 59 to the family there.
01:04
Copy?
01:12
Albemarle Hospital, Albemarle Hospital, this is Patsonate Minute 2 with the patient care report, how do you copy?
01:22
Mom, you go ahead.
01:26
Kalmar, we are coming in with a 63-year-old male.
01:30
Chief complaint tonight is going to be vomiting blood.
01:35
Patient has been vomiting bright red blood for,
01:38
started approximately an hour and a half ago.
01:42
From what I saw, I would estimate approximately 200 MLs.
01:48
He has not vomited since we've been with him for about the past 10 minutes.
01:54
Last of the vital blood pressure is 157, over 79.
02:00
Heart rate of 1097% on room air, 10597.28,
02:07
CBL 161, 12 shows sinus rhythm.
02:13
We are approximately 7 minutes out.
02:17
Do you require anything further?
02:23
Okay, Vermont arrival.
02:25
Room on arrival, then you take clear.
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Location mentioned:
Halstead Blvd, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
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