Paramedics transport teenage female for breathing difficulty, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics are transporting a 17-year-old female to Tri-City Hospital due to shortness of breath and hyperventilation. The patient shows rapid breathing and stridor but has stable vital signs. Treatment with saline nebulizer has started.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Tri-City Engine 214.
00:03
Aspected, go ahead for Tri-City.
00:06
Hey, Tricy, this is R-A-2-engin-242.
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I'm looking to go to your facility with a two-minute ETA.
00:17
Sorry about that.
00:18
They're going to go to your facility with about a two-minute ETA for a mild status medical for a 17-year-old female.
00:26
She's going to be shortness of breath.
00:28
I'll get you your run under in a second.
00:31
How do you copy?
00:34
Upon arrival, patient is hyperventilating at a rate of 28 to 30 times a minute, short, shallow, third lung sounds all throughout, however,
00:44
significant strider with good stats.
00:50
As far as vital times go, current breathing rate is at around 22 to 22.
01:00
Well, his childhoods upon arrival as far as treatments.
01:04
We're just going to start a nebuli saline treatment.
01:07
And other than that,
01:12
133-235 for 17 female, 1-7 female.
01:16
Chief Complaint is short as a breath coming up from the clinic.
01:18
We'll see you guys in two minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056
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