Medical transport for patient with blocked graft, Princeton WV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel reported transporting a seventy-four-year-old man with a blocked right axillary bypass graft to Princeton Community Hospital Emergency Department. The patient experienced cardiac arrest during transport and was on a heparin drip with stable vital signs before arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Monongalia WV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medcom, helping nine on alpha.
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Coming in with nine, you'll be going to Princeton Community Hospital Emergency Department, bed number (number withheld).
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Returning to Coronary Road at the Royal Eighth Floor ICU, room number (number withheld).
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You are going for a seventy-four year old male weighing 225 pounds.
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Diagnosis at this time is an occluded right axillary bypass graft.
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Patient is going with cardiac arrest.
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Monitor and a heparin drip.
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No other special equipment or isolation precautions at this time.
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Last set of patient vitals are as follows.
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Heart rate ninety-six, blood pressure 143 over seventy-seven.
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Respiratory rate twelve, oxygen saturation ninety-six percent, temperature ninety-seven point three, and GCS of 15.
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This concludes our report unless you have further.
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Seventeen fifty-one.
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Location mentioned:
Twelfth St, Princeton, WV 24740
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