Paramedics transport elderly man with chest pain, Martinsburg WV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics are transporting a 95-year-old man experiencing sudden chest pain to Berkeley Medical Center. The patient is alert and has stable vital signs. He received aspirin and nitroglycerin during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Monongalia WV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Berkeley County Paramedic 301MB Bravo.
00:04
Turn number destination, EPA.
00:07
True 69-335,
00:10
Transporting 95-year-old male to Berkeley Medical Center, 3-minute ETA, RU went direct with Berkeley.
00:17
Master C, can you please repeat his agent and then go ahead.
00:21
Ma'am, transporting a 95-year-old male chief from finding a chest pain.
00:26
Patient was laying in bed but not asleep yet and developed an acute onset of chest pain.
00:32
The patient denies any cardiac history.
00:35
He is alert norius type 4, GCS 15, skin, warm pink and dry, pupil equal-deak when reactive to light.
00:42
12-lead EKG breathes normal sinus rhythm at a rate of 81, blood pressure of 146 over 78.
00:52
Pository rate 16, oxygen on room air 99%, sugar of 1B.
01:01
Lung sounds are clear, bilaterally equal chest rise and fall, abdomen soft, non-tender, pelvis stable.
01:08
Lower and upper extremities are remarkable.
01:10
Patient received 324 of baby aspirin and one-subliquil nitro.
01:17
I have a 20 in the left AC.
01:21
The patient does have a history of no known allergies.
01:25
What questions do you have?
01:27
And at this time, your number (number withheld), repeat (number withheld).
01:36
Copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Hospital Dr, Martinsburg, WV 25401
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