Woman treated for anxiety and breathing trouble, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders in Oceanside assisted a 26-year-old woman who experienced shortness of breath and anxiety. She was evaluated by paramedics and taken to Tri City Hospital. The patient reported a recent sore throat, a history of anxiety, and alcohol use the previous night.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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RA 216 had a PCCM to run by you.
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This is going to go to the EMT that's on RA 216.
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So we have a run (number withheld), going to be for a 25-year-old female,
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approximately 190 pounds.
00:22
Chief complaint today is going to be anxiety.
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So RA 216, when you responded to a private residence.
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Here in Oceanside, found a 26-year-old female outside alert and ambulatory upon arrival.
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The patient has been sick for the past five days with a sore throat.
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Woke up this afternoon after a nap.
00:44
Noted that she couldn't breathe so she activated 911.
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Patient states she does have a history of anxiety.
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Blood pressure of 154 over 70.
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Skin is pink, warm, and dry.
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Temperature was 98.7.
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Patient denies any drug use.
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Stated that she did drink last night.
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Has a history of anxiety.
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Doesn't take any medications.
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Secondary assessment was unremarkable.
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Patient is adamant about treatment and transport.
01:27
Wants to be evaluated at Tri City Hospital.
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Going to Tri City Hospital on RA 216 with about an eight-minute ETA.
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Copy that, Tri City.
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Location mentioned:
Tri City Hospital, Oceanside, CA
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