Woman treated for chest pain and taken to hospital, Escondido CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews responded to a medical call near Citracado Parkway in Escondido, assisting a 52-year-old woman reporting chest pain. The patient was evaluated, treated with medication, and transported to Palomar Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Palomar RA 121. This is Palomar 121, go ahead. Thanks Palomar RA 122, headed to your facility about a 10-minute ETA. CAD number of (number withheld) for 52-year-old female. Chief complaint today is going to be chest pain. So we were dispatched to a private residence. Found our patient seated upright, alert and tracking. Sounds like for the past two days she's been waking up with this chest discomfort. She says that center of her chest radiates to both of her arms. Describes it as an aching burning sensation rating at eight out of ten on the pain scale. She hasn't had any abnormal activity. It doesn't really change with respiratory symptoms. It does change with movement. She thought it was acid reflux originally, so she took some Tums and then she's also taking some pain medications. She does have a history of a loop recorder which she said is currently dead and she's been working to get in with a cardiologist, and a history of hypertension as well. Currently, patient is breathing 16 times. Active, she is satting ninety-six percent on room air. Patient moving all four extremities appropriately. Blood pressure of 138 over 102, and a heart rate of ninety-two. Normal sinus on the twelve lead though at P changes or active B noted. So far we've given the patient 324 aspirin and one spray of nitroglycerin. Copy that. Crew EKG looked okay. That's affirmative. It was normal sinus. No SP changes are actively noted at a rate of 90. Copy that. We will see you when we get here. You can recontact any significant stages.
Palomar RA 121. This is Palomar 121, go ahead. Thanks Palomar RA 122, headed to your facility about a 10-minute ETA. CAD number of (number withheld) for 52-year-old female. Chief complaint today is going to be chest pain. So we were dispatched to a private residence. Found our patient seated upright, alert and tracking. Sounds like for the past two days she's been waking up with this chest discomfort. She says that center of her chest radiates to both of her arms. Describes it as an aching burning sensation rating at eight out of ten on the pain scale. She hasn't had any abnormal activity. It doesn't really change with respiratory symptoms. It does change with movement. She thought it was acid reflux originally, so she took some Tums and then she's also taking some pain medications. She does have a history of a loop recorder which she said is currently dead and she's been working to get in with a cardiologist, and a history of hypertension as well. Currently, patient is breathing 16 times. Active, she is satting ninety-six percent on room air. Patient moving all four extremities appropriately. Blood pressure of 138 over 102, and a heart rate of ninety-two. Normal sinus on the twelve lead though at P changes or active B noted. So far we've given the patient 324 aspirin and one spray of nitroglycerin. Copy that. Crew EKG looked okay. That's affirmative. It was normal sinus. No SP changes are actively noted at a rate of 90. Copy that. We will see you when we get here. You can recontact any significant stages.
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Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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