Woman with severe abdominal pain en route to hospital

Heard on: Prince George's MD EMS-Tac Group Calls

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Holy Cross.

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Good morning, Holy Cross.

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This is Prince George's Ambulance Engine Six.

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We're en route to your priority two with about a 30-minute ETA.

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We're coming from Kaiser with a 52, 52-year-old female.

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Chief complaint was abdominal pain.

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Kaiser's dr.

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states that she has a hernia and a possible obstruction.

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To her bowel, she's conscious, alert, and oriented.

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Current vital signs are 170 over 105 , heart rate of eighty-eight, respirations are 20 , O two is ninety-eight percent on room air.

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Doctor apparently called your facility and for their surgery team, they said they'd accept her.

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And again, it'll be to you in about 30 min .

00:53

What is that unit number?

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She's giving it a ten out of ten for pain.

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Hi, what is your ambulance number, please?

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Oh, sorry, you broke up there.

01:06

That was my.

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Well, this is Prince George's ambulance 806 .

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Okay.

2026-09-14 03:50 UTC

Medical Emergency

Forest Glen Rd, Silver Spring, MD 20910

Woman with severe abdominal pain en route to hospital

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance is transporting a 52-year-old woman from a hospital in Silver Spring to Holy Cross Hospital for severe abdominal pain, with a reported hernia and possible bowel obstruction. The patient is conscious and alert, and the receiving hospital’s surgery team has reportedly accepted her.

Woman with severe abdominal pain en route to hospital

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