Elderly woman transported for bleeding and vomiting evaluation, Cheboygan MI
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Medical EmergencyAn 83-year-old woman was transported from Medi Lodge to McLaren hospital due to a drop in hemoglobin, abdominal bruising, history of retroperitoneal bleeding, vomiting, and black stool. She was stable en route.
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Transcript:
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Cheboygan L-162.
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We're inbound to your facility with an 83-year-old female from Medi Lodge in Cheboygan.
00:07
First initial S's and Sam, second initial I is in Irene,
00:12
date of birth (number withheld).
00:19
We were paged to Medi Lodge for a drop in patient hemoglobin from 10 down to 8.
00:28
Patient is found to have bruising on her abdomen,
00:33
and a history of retroperitoneal bleeding.
00:39
She has also been lethargic the last 24 hours with scumb pain,
00:45
knowledge of vomiting,
00:47
and a small bowel movement of black, hearty stool.
00:53
Clear en route to McLaren.
00:56
56 alpha-1, you called out on scene there as 56 alpha-4.
01:00
Do you want to continue as L-A-4 or do you want me to switch you?
01:04
Patient is sinus on the monitor at 80 beats.
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Blood pressure 136 over 76.
01:12
Respirations are 16 to 18 to 98% on room air.
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I have an IV established with a blood draw for you.
01:20
Sorry, sir, it's had it.
01:22
Ah, 4, or 4.
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That's 4.
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That's all 8602.
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86.
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She is continuing to vomit.
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Um,
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Vomit appears clear blood at this time.
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Our ETA is approximately 20 minutes, or 15 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
S Huron St, Cheboygan, MI 49721
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