Man with pneumonia symptoms taken to hospital, Clarksburg WV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel transported a 63-year-old male experiencing nausea, dizziness, and pneumonia symptoms to United Hospital Center in Clarksburg. The patient was stable on oxygen and had completed a seven-day antibiotic course without improvement.
Audio|Heard on: Marion WV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Taylor 46, United ED.
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United Hospital Center, go ahead.
00:07
Yes ma'am, I'm 10 minutes out with a 63-year-old male.
00:10
Chief complaint is nausea and dizziness due to some pneumonia.
00:14
He did seven days of doxycycline with no improvement or response to the medication.
00:20
He has COA times four at the moment.
00:23
Both I believe are doing good.
00:25
120 over 50 was BP.
00:27
Pulse were a little bradycardic at 49.
00:29
We're sitting at 95% with three liters of O2 running via nasal cannula.
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BGL was 130, temp was 98.7.
00:38
Lungs sound clear in all fields and belly is good.
00:41
Is that 3 liters at baseline normally?
00:47
On room air the patient was satting at 93%, so we decided to go ahead and give some O2 therapy at three liters.
00:53
He's satting at 96% without right now.
00:57
Thank you. That's a C.
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See you when you get here.
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Location mentioned:
Davisson Run Rd, Clarksburg, WV 26301
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