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Medical emergency involving painful abscess near Radnor RdState College PA

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Radnor Rd, State College, PA 16801

As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance crew is transporting a patient with a painful abscess near Radnor Road. Medical staff at Mount Nittany Medical Center indicate they can provide necessary evaluation, pain management, and antibiotics if needed. The patient appears stable but is experiencing severe pain.

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02:19
Transcript:
00:00
Good morning, Doctor.
00:01
This is Joe Ruby at ambulance 13-2 in Osceola Mills.
00:06
I have a patient who appears to have an abscess whose pain's severe.
00:11
I just wanted to make sure that if we brought him there, we'd be able to do something for him at Mount Nittany.
00:18
Were you concerned about pain medication or about antibiotics? Sir, what was the specific concern?
00:28
To be honest with you, this is my 1st one with an abscess to.
00:33
So I was looking for direction.
00:37
Do you have a set of vitals?
00:43
Yes,
00:45
blood pressure 130 over 90.
00:49
All 68.
00:52
Stating room air at 98%.
00:55
Pain is severe.
00:59
Does this individual appear to have any difficulty breathing or protecting their airway?
01:07
Negative, just the pain.
01:10
And do you see any obvious swelling of the face?
01:16
I'm looking at it bilaterally.
01:19
I don't see any swelling.
01:21
I did take a look in his mouth, but I'm not really sure on me seeing anything in there either.
01:26
But he is saying that he's in a great deal of pain.
01:31
Sure, and these things can often be painful.
01:33
I mean,
01:34
the patient sounds stable from what you're telling me, and I realize you have a little bit more of a prolonged transfer time.
01:41
But we frequently do see patients who have dental pain and or dental infections of some kind that is something that we typically can manage here and treat.
01:52
And not only control those symptoms but start antibiotics if needed or refer them to a specialist.
01:59
I would say as long as they are in agreement with coming here or if they want to come here, I think this is something that we can handle based on what you're telling me.
02:09
Yes, okay. Just wanted to confirm with you that we're headed to the right place.
02:13
Thank you very much, Doctor.
02:17
You're very welcome. Stay safe and any clear.

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Radnor Rd, State College, PA 16801
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