Medical transport from residence near Rush Dr, San Marcos CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a private residence near Rush Drive in San Marcos for a 64-year-old female experiencing intermittent shortness of breath. The patient had no history of lung problems or recent illness, was alert and oriented, and had stable vital signs. She was transported to Kaiser San Marcos hospital by EMS.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We arrived on scene today to a private residence.
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Found a 64-year-old female sitting on her couch.
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Since this morning she has experienced intermittent shortness of breath throughout the day.
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No history of lung problems.
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No recent illnesses or injuries.
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Currently, patient’s breathing is full and effective.
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Clear lungs bilaterally 18 times a minute.
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One hundred percent on room air.
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No obvious work of breathing.
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She is alert and oriented, GCS 15.
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Eyes are pearl.
00:27
Able to move all four extremities with EMS contact.
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Current blood pressure is 106 over 74, heart rate 80.
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Currently the patient is on the gurney with approximately a 7-minute ETA.
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Kaiser San Marcos, how do you copy?
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Copy all, Kaiser San Marcos advised that unit is en route.
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Contact if there are any changes.
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All right, clear.
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Location mentioned:
Rush Dr, San Marcos, CA 92078
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