Patient with chest pain and shortness of breath treated, Waterloo IA
Medical EmergencyA patient at The View experienced chest pain and shortness of breath starting the previous day. The patient has a significant history of heart issues and asthma. EMS provided breathing treatments and monitored the patient's vital signs on scene.
Audio|Source: Waterloo-Cedar Falls Public Safety
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Transcript:
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told staff at the view that he's been experiencing some chest pain that's increased with breathing as well as some shortness of breath complaints starting yesterday
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I actually got pretty extensive heart history.
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He said he's had 17 stents, 1 7th events.
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Got a pretty significant asthma.
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We had some wheezing in the lower lobes.
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So I did start a lot of breathing treatment, so that's helped a lot.
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He is complaining of pain in his chest when he takes a big deep breath in.
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I did a 12-week faxed to you.
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Now we're showing sinus with pretty regular PVCs.
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No significant energy elevation I'm seeing right now.
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Poor baby ostracry on board, patient denied any nitro.
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So we're holding off on that right now, but we do have a line established.
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We'll see you probably in about 3 to 5.
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Questions anything further?
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Last finals, please.
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Yeah, current heart rate 90 beats in regular, 9-0 beats, strong signs, and I'm 100.
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Blood pressure 171 over 75, 171 over 75.
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Preservation are about 28 to 30 right now.
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Patient studies not really have any difficulty reading now.
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They wear a little labor at about 92% Romare.
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I'm 100% doing this breathing treatment.
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I do got a bluster here at 540-4-0 question further.
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Vermont arrival.
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Thank you.
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Waterloo, IA
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