Man drives into pond after cardiac event near bluehouse road, North Charleston SC
Medical EmergencyA 68-year-old man had a heart-related episode while driving near Bluehouse Road. He drove into a pond but was able to get out by himself. EMS treated him for irregular heart rhythms and monitored his condition. He has known heart disease and other health issues. After care, he became stable with a normal heart rhythm.
Audio|Source: Charleston County Police, Fire, EMS/Rescue, Marine SAR
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A 68-year-old male had a syncopal event while driving, drove into a pond.
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Self-extricated, denies any injury, heads or toes unremarkable.
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On our arrival, there is a second degree type 2 heart block, heart rate changing from the 30s to the 60s.
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Pretty consistent multifocal PVCs.
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The patient then converted into an SVT for a brief period, about 15 to 20 seconds.
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Metagate, engine 209, near Bluehouse Road, same thing, to Vintana.
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Rate was sitting in about 140, 150 for ASVT, and now we're in a sinus rhythm of 93-minute.
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Uh, known coronary artery disease.
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Near Bluehouse Road, cross streets Highway 78 and Weber Boulevard, same thing, incident tunnel EMSO 1515.
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No history of scent or cabbages, history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia.
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Was usually hypertensive 200s on 100, now down 163 over 98. Room mass saturation is 96%.
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Take 18 respirations, minimal, sugar is 107.
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When 18 engage established, no other interventions or creeps at this time.
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He has stated that he's pretty rock stable and he's back into a sinus rhythm now.
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Weber Blvd, North Charleston, SC
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