Two-year-old treated for right foot ischemia at hospital, Iowa City IA
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Medical EmergencyA two-year-old male is being transported to the University of Iowa Emergency Department for reduced blood flow to his right foot. He has been given medication for pain and anxiety. There are no signs of trauma or crime.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
University of Iowa ER, this is Medphil3 calling with Asia Report.
00:05
Go for the University of Medforce.
00:09
Hi.
00:11
Two-year-old male, initials school, are you aware of this nation?
00:21
I'm aware, go ahead.
00:26
Patient has ischemic right foot coming to the University for vascular.
00:35
The hospital did administer 2 milligrams of dilaudid.
00:38
We did administer 22 milligrams of ketamine for anxiety and pain.
00:44
The alert oriented time is for reduced the ice of 15.
00:48
Temperature 36.6, pulse 75, novel science for us first 16.
00:53
BT is 171 over 96.
00:56
No 2.90% are rare and titles at 39.
01:01
We do have a 20 in the left arm, AT&R right.
01:04
ETE is 15 minutes, any point who are the voters this time.
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Iowa City, IA 52242
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