Patient resuscitated after cardiac arrest at medical center, Traverse City MI
Medical EmergencyEMS responded to a patient in cardiac arrest at Munson Medical Lodge. Staff performed CPR after noticing the patient was unresponsive. EMS arrived to find the patient pulseless for about five minutes. After multiple rounds of CPR and medication, the patient regained a pulse and a heart rhythm. The patient was diagnosed with a heart attack (STEMI) and transported to Munson Medical Center for further care.
Audio|Source: Traverse Bay Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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In E.R. M.R.
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Alpha 1, Roger Fissodi, with a CPR with Rosk.
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Patient was a witness arrest by staff at Metalodge of T.C.
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With CPR performed by staff upon noticing unresponsiveness.
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We got there.
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We arrived, patient was unresponsive, acystfully on our monitor with approximately downtime of five minutes.
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So, patient was in for an infection,
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and Mercer the foot,
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who did one round of epi.
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We have four rounds of CPR, and we had return of rhythm.
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Patient is inhibited with an 8.02.
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We have a strong, carotid, weak radial trying to cycle pressure currently.
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Our 12-lead reads Stemi.
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We're going to send it over with Pulcerra, if we can.
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Location mentioned:
Munson Medical Ctr (Main Entrance), Traverse City, MI 49684
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