86-year-old male with nausea after gallbladder surgery

Heard on: Loudoun VA LCFR StnSprg (Hospital) Group Calls

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Yes, sir. I have an (number withheld) year old male from Encompass Health.

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He's in for rehab and he recently had a gallbladder surgery and he's had.

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Having some nausea, vomiting.

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He actually says it's getting better now since before he called us.

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But he'd like to go to Lansdowne, and his dr.

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is also requesting that he goes to Lansdowne.

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I just wanted to run it by you 1st .

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I have a pulse of 80, a blood pressure of 107 over 50.

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I have a capnography of 35.

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He does have some slight pain to palpation,

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but other than that, it's just some stomach pain and nausea.

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How many?

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Oxygen saturation.

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What do you say? Is that the O two was?

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Ninety-eight percent of room air.

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You can send him to Lansdowne, thanks.

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You can send him to Lansdowne.

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Six twenty-seven. Can you confirm that you heard that?

7/23/2026 12:10 PM

Medical Emergency

Millstream Dr, Aldie, VA 20105

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly male patient undergoing rehabilitation after gallbladder surgery is experiencing nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain. Medical staff approved transport to Lansdowne at patient and doctor request near Millstream Drive in Aldie.