Patient transported to ICU with stable vital signs, Casper WY
Medical EmergencyAn emergency medical service unit is transporting a 49-year-old male patient from Stage West Lander to the intensive care unit at Wyoming Medical Center. The patient has stable vital signs and is receiving insulin and medication for nausea during transport.
Audio|Source: Natrona County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Wyoming Medical Center Group 3, how do you copy?
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Well, I'm clear.
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This is guarding me.
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We're transporting a 49-year-old male coming out of Stage West Lander.
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To your facility, I believe he's going to ICU room 2.
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We are about 20 minutes out, break.
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Good.
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He has a transfer diagnosis of BAA.
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Currently his blood sugar, a lot of blood sugar was 94.
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We're running the insulin at 0.1 units per kilogram per hour and he's also on V5 half normal with 20 of potassium in running at a hundred of the MLs per hour break.
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Current vital signs are 122 for heart rate, blood pressure is 104 over 73, respiratory rate 23, SPO2 is 93 on 2 liters.
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He is A&4, GPS of 15,
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and we've given him 4 milligrams of Zopran for nausea prior to us taking off.
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Do you have any questions or orders?
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Negative BN20.
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Three copies is in as a flat pad clear?
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No,
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no inbound or outbound.
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Regarding three copies, three is clear.
01:32
That's pretty clear. That's pretty close, so.
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Okay, fast go ahead.
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I'll be in the parking lot of the area trailer park near U.S.
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(number withheld) Mount Post (number withheld).
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(number withheld) Robert Black Sioux.
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Location mentioned:
E 2nd St, Casper, WY 82601
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