Woman treated for nausea and hypertension en route to hospital, Mt Vernon OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 64-year-old woman is being treated by paramedics for nausea, vomiting, sweating, and high blood pressure. She has a history of stomach surgery and is alert. Vital signs include a fast heart rate and normal temperature. She is being transported to Knox Community Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Licking OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good evening, medic 491 is currently en route.
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We have a 64-year-old female, that's six four female coming from home.
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Chief complaint, nausea, vomiting,
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sweating, hypertension.
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Patient says that she threw up one time last night.
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She was advised by her doctor.
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that if she shouldn't be throwing up because of a past stomach surgery,
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patient is alert and oriented on our call.
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She's ninety-eight percent on room air.
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Twelve lead shows sinus tachycardia.
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No other findings on there.
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Heart rate's 110 .
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Last pressure 150 over ninety-eight.
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She has a temperature of ninety-seven .8 , blood glucose 100 and forty-six.
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We got an IV established to the left, 4 mg Zofran IV.
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If there is nothing further, we'll see you here in just a few minutes.
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Mt Vernon, OH 43050
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