Man in critical condition transported for gi bleed and seizures, Marquette MI
Medical EmergencyA 62-year-old man is in critical condition due to a gastrointestinal bleed that caused seizures. He is intubated and on a ventilator while being treated with multiple medications and blood transfusions during transport to Marquette General Hospital.
Audio|Source: Marquette County Public Safety Dispatch
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Marquette General from Manitakee MS.
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...ability Priority 1 with a 62-year-old male initial C as in Charlie T as in Tom, Database 1, 2 of (number withheld).
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Patient is coming to you in critical condition following a GI bleed, which led to seizures in the ER.
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He is currently intubated and on-event.
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Blood pressure at the Sutherberg transfer site was 88 over 55, heart rate of 113, respiratory rate 12 for the vents, setting at 100% on 15 liters of oxygen, I believe.
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He has the GCSF3 showing the sinus attack on the monitor.
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also has capno at 44.
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At this time, we are still working on a blood pressure.
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Heart rate is 111.
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Respirate remains at 12 per event.
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Paulsax 100%, GCS remains at 3.
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Continues to show that sinus attack, but now I'm also seeing frequent PBCs with it as well.
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Patient is on his 6th unit of blood.
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We are about halfway through that unit at this time.
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Patient currently has Levaphed running at 0.5 mics per kilogram.
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Protocol at
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Currently 75 mics per kilogram.
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Acreotide is at 12.5 mls an hour along with protonics at 10 mls an hour.
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This patient has five IV access sites.
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He has 18 in his left hand, a 20 in his left forearm, and 18 in his left AC, a 20 in his right hand, and a 20 in his right AC.
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If you don't have anything further, we have an ETA for about 10 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Baraga Ave, Marquette, MI 49855
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