Elderly female transported with low oxygen levels, Oxford MS
Medical EmergencyAn elderly female patient was transported from a Veterans Affairs nursing facility to Baptist-Oxford Hospital due to low oxygen levels and infection symptoms. She was started on antibiotic medication but continues to show the same symptoms. Vital signs include low oxygen saturation and stable heart rate.
Audio|Source: Lafayette County Public Safety
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Baptist-Oxia patient reports.
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Ms. BAPTCHA, go ahead.
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Retake that's your result, the 89-year-old female from the VA nursing hall.
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She complains on Obampleandumvirmental status.
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Patient was transported to your facility on Thanksgiving and started on Keflex 500 today just still showing the same symptoms.
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Current vital signs, blood pressure 147 over 64,
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respiration is 20,
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heart rate running about 60, the pace rhythm,
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oxygen saturation at 84 on 2 liters,
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blood glucose was 87, IV access to status.
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20 gauge and left forearm and we have an ETA for approximately three minutes
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Hey I see what was that opposite just at?
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Belk Blvd, Oxford, MS 38655
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