EMS responds to elderly woman with blood pressure and heart issues, Steubenville OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to an 80-year-old woman near Johnson Road experiencing low and high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation, and low oxygen levels. She showed some urinary incontinence and is receiving oxygen and treatment on site.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Evening Trinity, found your facilities with an 80-year-old female patient come up from virtually called the Reds's disease for a concern for hypertension.
00:13
Apparently, the patient's awake letter, GCS, with a 4-5-X, letter sets of false intact, too, or normal.
00:19
Speaking with the family,
00:21
assessing vitals, find out she's actually hypotensive, 90 over 60.
00:26
A-fib, 104 on a monitor.
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Room air oxygen saturation was 89, 88, 89%.
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If you have around 2 liters being nasal cannula, what currently said, at 100%.
00:38
Family states, there's some urinary incontinence increase.
00:41
and urination.
00:43
This has history of euthiness.
00:47
Right now, Ivey Axis is established 20 gauge in the left.
00:50
Good for flush, good for return.
00:52
She does have 0.9, almost an alien running, dilated well pressure for you, of 103,
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over 74. Sugar, 104.
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If you have any questions, we're going to continue present course treatment.
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We'll see you to bedside here in about five.
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Location mentioned:
Johnson Rd, Steubenville, OH 43952
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