Medical responders assist woman with palpitations, Chula Vista CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a private residence near H St in Chula Vista after a woman experienced palpitations late in the evening. The patient reported a rapid heartbeat detected by a personal device and activated emergency services. Upon evaluation, she no longer had palpitations and denied other symptoms. She was transported in stable condition to Scripps Chula Vista Hospital for further assessment.
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Transcript:
00:00
UCSD Chula Vista Medic 52.
00:04
Chula Vista Medic 52, go ahead.
00:09
Good evening, UCSD Chula Vista Medic 52 here.
00:12
Got a mild status medical looking to go to Scripps Chula Vista.
00:15
Got a seven-minute ETA.
00:18
Run number is going to be Charlie Victor (number withheld).
00:23
That's CV (number withheld).
00:27
It's going to be for a 48-year-old female patient.
00:29
Chief complaint palpitations.
00:31
Let me know when you're ready for her forward.
00:34
Go ahead with your report.
00:37
Thanks, UCSD.
00:38
Chula Vista Medic 52 arrived on scene of a private residence this evening to find a 48-year-old female patient sitting up around the couch.
00:45
Patient is alert and oriented times three and is able to answer questions appropriately with a GCS of 15.
00:50
Patient states that at approximately 2300 hours tonight she had a sudden onset of unprovoked palpitations while she was sitting on her couch.
01:01
Says that she felt like her heart was beating rapidly and harder than normal.
01:07
She got a notification on her watch that her heart rate was 151, so she activated 911.
01:16
Upon arrival, patient states that she's no longer experiencing any palpitations.
01:21
She denies experiencing any chest pain or shortness of breath.
01:26
She never experienced these palpitations before.
01:34
She denies experiencing any headache, dizziness, blurred vision, ringing in her ears, nausea or vomiting.
01:43
Negative on the stroke scale for vital signs.
01:45
Heart rate is 90, sinus rhythm.
01:49
12-lead confirms sinus rhythm.
01:50
Not noticing any ST changes on the 12-lead.
01:54
Blood pressure is 184 over 100.
01:58
Patient is breathing 20 times a minute, full and effective.
02:02
Oxygen saturation is 99% on room air.
02:05
Temperature is 98.4.
02:15
No history, allergies, or medications to report for treatment.
02:21
IV established in right arm.
02:28
Monitoring patient en route to Scripps Chula Vista for palpitations.
02:32
If she starts to experience chest pain, will administer aspirin and nitroglycerin.
02:36
Not seeing anything else though.
02:38
Got about a five-minute ETA now over to Scripps Chula Vista.
02:41
Is there anything else I can get for you or clarify?
02:45
Chula Vista Medic 52, you're all clear for Scripps Chula Vista.
02:50
I'm going to call and let them know you're on the way at 2330.
02:56
52 copies. Thanks for taking report.
02:58
Have a good night.
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Location mentioned:
H St, Chula Vista, CA 91910
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