Ambulance transports man with chest pain to hospital, Toledo OH
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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance crew transported a 57-year-old man from near Cherry St in Toledo to St. Vincent Hospital for evaluation of non-emergent chest pain. The patient was stable, alert, and oriented, with normal vital signs and a history of heart rhythm issues.
Audio|Heard on: Lucas OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. Vincent Hospital, this is Monroe Alpha Fifty Four, inbound to your facility, non-emergent.
00:04
On board we have a fifty-seven year old male patient coming from home.
00:08
Chief complaint today is chest pain.
00:12
Chest pain has been coming and going for the last two hours.
00:14
He is alert and oriented times four, GCS fifteen.
00:18
Current vitals, heart rate of sixty-one, sinus on the monitor.
00:22
Told we chose the left bundle branch block.
00:24
Patient does have a history of left bundle branch blocks.
00:27
Stating ninety-seven percent from there.
00:29
Blood pressure of one seventy-five over seventy-six.
00:34
We do have IV access established.
00:36
He did take three twenty-four milligrams of aspirin prior to transport.
00:39
My arrival will be at your facility in seven to ten minutes.
00:43
Do you have any further questions?
00:47
No questions or orders, Monroe.
00:49
Room assignment upon arrival is clear.
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Location mentioned:
Cherry St suite 10, Toledo, OH 43608
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