Medic assists patient with chest pain after discharge, Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics from Medic 15 communicated with Roper Hospital emergency staff regarding a male patient near Calhoun St who had been recently discharged after a cardiac procedure. The patient reported new chest pain that felt different from his previous heart attack. Vital signs were stable and transport to the hospital was arranged.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Roper Hospital from Medic 15.
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Charges an eight does not radiate anymore.
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He was recently discharged from the Roper facility on Friday after a hospital stay where he had a procedure placed on Tuesday.
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He's advising the pain is not similar to what he was experiencing prior to his MI.
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He's UCO 15.
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15 with me right now.
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No associated shortness of breath.
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His skin color is pink, warm.
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He looks to be unremarkable.
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Unmonitored at eighty-one beats a minute.
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Blood pressure should be 110 over ninety-six.
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Currently breathing about 15 to 16 times a minute and regular.
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Oxygen saturation could be 100 in room air.
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I will have an ETA of about 15 to 18 minutes.
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Do you guys have any questions?
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Location mentioned:
Calhoun St, Charleston, SC 29401
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