Man treated for breathing difficulty, Milwaukee WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a sixty-year-old man experiencing shortness of breath near N 92nd St in Milwaukee. The patient had elevated blood pressure and heart rate. EMS administered breathing treatments, oxygen, IV fluids, and magnesium. The patient remained alert and was transported to Froedtert Hospital with a ten-minute estimated arrival time.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee WI EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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The case number is (number withheld).
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Two (number withheld).
00:08
I have a sixty-year-old male.
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He is alert for GCS.
00:12
He had a chief complaint of shortness of breath.
00:15
Current vitals are blood pressure of 184 over 132.
00:22
Heart rate is 130, oxygen saturation 97 percent, and respiratory rate noted.
00:28
Twenty-eight breaths per minute with wheezing.
00:31
We did give a DuoNeb treatment.
00:35
We gave oxygen and established IV access.
00:41
We are currently giving magnesium through the IV.
00:46
We have an ETA of 10 minutes.
00:48
Do you have any questions?
00:51
Confirming age of sixty years.
00:57
That is correct.
00:58
Age is sixty years.
01:01
and he is alert and oriented.
01:04
Thank you. We'll notify Froedtert.
01:06
You can return.
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Location mentioned:
N 92nd St, Milwaukee, WI 53226
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