Female in respiratory distress treated with CPAP and nitroglycerin

Heard on: Baltimore MD EMS-Tac

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St. Agnes, City 8, radio report.

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About a four-minute ETA.

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I have an approximately 50-year-old female, respiratory distress.

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How do you copy?

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Agnes. Coffees, go ahead.

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Initial room air O two sat was 84 % .

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Current N title is three eight respiratory rate in the thirties.

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Have patient on N title.

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We have the patient on CPAP.

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Not making much difference with the patient.

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She has noted JVD.

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This is an all field.

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She has received that.

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Point eight sublingual nitro.

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We do have IV access established.

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Patient is altered.

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Just want to give you a heads up.

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Eight.

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What was your unit number again, please, and your priority?

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Ten nine, this copy.

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See on arrival, reconsult as needed.

2026-10-09 02:17 UTC

Medical Emergency

S Caton Ave, Baltimore, MD 21229

Female in respiratory distress treated with CPAP and nitroglycerin

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an EMS unit reported a possible serious respiratory emergency involving an approximately 50-year-old woman with low oxygen levels and altered mental status, and advised St. Agnes Hospital in the area of South Caton Avenue in Baltimore.

Female in respiratory distress treated with CPAP and nitroglycerin

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