Teen patient transported for abdominal pain, Avon IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 14-year-old girl experiencing abdominal pain and dizziness from her family’s home to Indiana University Health West Hospital. The patient had mild abdominal tenderness and slightly elevated heart rate but remained conscious throughout transport.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson IN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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I got a medic 85 less than 10 out with a 14-year-old female coming from (name withheld)'s house.
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Chief complaint, abdominal pain been going on I'd say probably the last ten to fifteen minutes.
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Family says she was outside running, came inside was sweaty, seemed like she was about to lose consciousness.
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She's been awake for me the whole time.
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Family denies that, denies her losing consciousness though.
00:23
She's not really explaining the abdominal pain, just says the center of her abdomen is tender to palpation.
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Current vitals I got is a heart rate of 116, sinus tach.
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Blood pressure is 107 over 66.
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Blood pressure 107 over 66, SpO two is 97 percent on room air.
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Blood sugar is 101.
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Do you guys need anything further?
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Location mentioned:
Indiana University Health West Hospital Heliport, 1111 Ronald Reagan Pkwy, Avon, IN 46123
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