Paramedics treat woman with severe chest pain, Frisco TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, eMS personnel responded near Frisco Square Blvd in Frisco, Texas, for a 51-year-old woman experiencing severe chest pain radiating to her right arm. She was alert and received aspirin treatment for a possible cardiac event. Paramedics transported her priority one to Medical City Frisco for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Collin TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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This is Medcom. This is Medic Four.
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We're going to be en route priority one to Medical City Frisco with a fifty-one year old female patient, alert and oriented.
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Chief complaint today is chest pain.
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It's a ten out of ten resting pain radiating to the right arm.
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We've given three 81-milligram aspirin tablets.
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Aspirin administered upon onset.
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Symptoms began 30 minutes prior to arrival.
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Occurred once yesterday but resolved.
00:28
Treatment included albuterol.
00:32
Electrocardiogram shows inverted T-waves in Lead I and aVL.
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T-waves prominent in anterior leads.
00:48
Respirations and vital signs stable, blood pressure 127 over 91.
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Oxygen saturation stable, about two minutes out.
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Acknowledged, will notify Medical City Frisco.
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10-4.
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Location mentioned:
Frisco Square Blvd, Frisco, TX 75034
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