Elderly woman taken to hospital with leg infection, Goldsboro NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics from Medic 2 transported a 76-year-old woman from her home near Wayne Memorial Drive in Goldsboro to the hospital. The patient was conscious but confused, with high fever, leg pain, redness, and swelling suggesting a serious infection. IV access was being attempted during transport, and arrival was expected within minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Johnston NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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One yard, one yard.
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This is Medic 2.
00:03
This is Wayne, go ahead Medic 2.
00:05
Wayne, this is Medic 2 en route to hospital with a conscious and altered seventy-six-year-old female coming from home.
00:14
She's complaint's going to be assess alert, possible cellulitis.
00:17
Patient has very bad lymphedema.
00:21
Legs are extremely swollen and red.
00:24
She does have pain in her legs at this time.
00:28
Glass set of bottles.
00:31
We got a temperature of 104.
00:33
Heart rate is 120.
00:36
Blood pressure is 118 over 62, respirations 30.
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Currently breathing at 95% room air.
00:45
We're attempting IV access at this time.
00:48
ETA is going to be about seven to eight minutes.
00:52
Any further?
00:53
There's coffee tea chores on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Wayne Memorial Dr, Goldsboro, NC 27534
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