Low-speed collision causes chest tightness and anxiety, Escondido CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 23-year-old driver was involved in a low-speed traffic collision near Citracado Parkway in Escondido. The driver experienced chest tightness and anxiety following the incident. Emergency responders evaluated the individual who declined hospital transport and planned to self-transport to a local medical facility for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Palomar, engine 111.
00:02
What was that engine one?
00:05
Hey Palomar, Engine 111.
00:07
Got a cat number of (number withheld).
00:12
I have an AMA to run by your time for a 23-year-old now.
00:14
Chief complaints say it's going to be anxiety.
00:17
I'll have you got ready to report.
00:20
Thank you, Father.
00:21
We arrived on Tuesday, a two-lane road to find our patient leaned tracking and no visible distress standing outside of his car.
00:29
Since we practically, half an hour ago, now our patient was involved in a low-speed collision, so as a patient was re-ended, was the seatbelted driver of the vehicle.
00:39
No other occupants within the vehicle, no other occupants within the vehicle, and minimal damage to the patient's vehicle.
00:45
As opposed to the patient following the event had no pain from any traumatic related event from the incident, however,
00:54
said he started to feel some tightness in his chest that he believed was associated with a panic attack.
01:02
He has had episodes of anxiety in the past.
01:06
Since then, it happens to him frequently.
01:08
Concerned tonight was that the chest tension was lasting for approximately 20 minutes after the incident and was being unrelated at the time.
01:22
One assessment, a patient does seem to have a significant amount of chest wall pain to that left side.
01:30
Again, never had anything like that before.
01:32
However, as he sits right now, he's currently breathing at a rate of 18 times a minute, full and effective, severe lung sounds, he's setting at 100% of rear.
01:38
Patients are no times for answer our questions appropriately.
01:40
Eyes are prone to spontaneous at 3mm and a patient at 3mm, and our patient moves extremities times for with the amount to intact.
01:48
Currently, we have a blood pressure of 128 over 74.
01:52
Vision has a heart rate of 64, normal size on the monitor.
01:55
Did you do a 12 lead, no elevation, depression, or XP is noted at this time.
02:00
I additionally, we do have an end title of 42.
02:05
Patient does have a history of GERD as well as that anxiety.
02:11
It does not feel like any of his previous anxiety episodes and says that it does not feel like a previous GERD episode.
02:18
However, with some consolation,
02:21
it's beginning to feel relief with it.
02:23
We did offer him transport end the hospital.
02:25
Patient is looking to sign out AMA.
02:28
As he said, right now, he's currently 18 or 15 years of age.
02:32
One is your first place in an event.
02:33
of all recent complications, he's conflict refuse care, is unpaid by any drugs or alcohol.
02:38
A patient does plan to self-transport to medical on the local marine base here to be evaluated there.
02:49
Other than that, patient is there going to sign out right now.
02:52
Is any test I can get or clarify for you?
02:55
Engine 111, I think that covers it.
02:57
He means AMA criteria has the plan in place and can re-contract 911 at any time.
03:01
I'm okay clearing AMA at 0155.
03:03
Have a great guest today.
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Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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