Medical team aids woman with heavy bleeding in Troy, Troy MI
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel in Troy responded to a woman experiencing heavy bleeding after taking medication several weeks earlier. She was assessed and transported to William Beaumont Troy Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Beaumont Troy, Sterling Alpha Three, priority three traffic.
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How do you copy?
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Troy, go ahead.
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Full moon trace, Sterling Alpha Three, priority three with a twenty-four-year-old female.
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I was given an at-home medication about six weeks ago.
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Has clotting and hemorrhaging still heavier today and in the last couple days than normal.
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She is on time for GC out to fifteen.
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Patient was.
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Was six weeks confirmed pregnant and did take that at-home medication about six weeks ago.
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Again, heavy hemorrhaging.
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Blood pressure was 113 over eighty-eight, 113 over eighty-eight.
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Heart rate was 102.
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Signed up back on the poorly EKG.
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SpO2 percentage ninety-nine percent room air.
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She was ambulatory and comfortably in the bench seat.
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Will be ambulatory upon arrival.
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We're about four to five minutes out.
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Help at three over.
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So if you're in the ambulance, Beaumont is clear.
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Location mentioned:
Dequindre Rd, Troy, MI 48085
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