Elderly patient transported for vaccine reaction and pacemaker infection, Iowa City IA
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Medical EmergencyAn 84-year-old man was transported from a medical facility to the hospital due to confusion and worsening symptoms following a vaccination. He also had blood in his catheter and a previous infection related to a pacemaker. Vital signs were recorded during transport.
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Transcript:
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Prophe Salary Home Medical Center.
00:02
Media workforce is ready with patient air reports.
00:07
For trouble, boys.
00:10
According Roger, the facility with an 84-year-old male patient coming from very rich.
00:15
We're a call for a patient having vaccine and upon our arrival, patients between lower vaccine,
00:26
a little bit of confusion,
00:29
restlessness.
00:30
I guess the vaccine started the vaccine and it's got progressively worse.
00:37
Um, patient also has a Foley catheter that has some blood in it, nurse faded up and gone on for about a week.
00:44
Patient also had an previous infection due to a pacemaker.
00:50
Incent Iowa City, they've put an external one on the right side until they can get the infection number of control.
01:00
The current set of vital blood pressure is 100 over 53.
01:05
Coulson has been about 68, 70.
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Respiratory rate of 19.
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F.O.2 is 98.
01:15
CO2 is 28. Um,
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I did transmit you a 12-lead EKG.
01:22
C2A is going to be plus monthly.
01:25
8, 10 minutes, do you have any questions ordered at this time?
01:30
No questions, Roger.
01:31
Room 16 on arrival.
01:35
Room 16 on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Hospital Dr, Iowa City, IA 52242
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