Woman transported for chest pain with stroke history

Heard on: Richland County SC RC EMS 2 Med (Hospital)

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Copy Richland ER, Richland County, 200 and sixty-one.

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All right, your facility non-emergent at this time with a sixty-three, sixty-three-year-old female.

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Chief complaint is chest pain.

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Patient say about an hour ago she started feeling some squeezing pain in the center of her chest.

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Patient denies having this pain anytime before.

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She says she does have a history of hypertension and a stroke with right side of deficits.

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Vital signs followed: blood pressure 124 over 76,

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pulse is sitting at 106,

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SpO2 on room air was 99.

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We got on two liters right now for comfort.

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She's fat and at 100 % with that.

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GCS 15 . We have about a ten to 15 minute ETA.

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How do you copy?

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We also have a belief that when he's interpreted, the initials are going to be A D or B B.

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Richland County, go ahead for EKG interpretation.

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Okay, Richland County 261, we sent an EKG.

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The initials are going to be A, B, or B, A, B.

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261 copies, send me.

2026-10-22 09:16 UTC

Medical Emergency

Richland Medical Park Dr, Columbia, SC 29203

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS is transporting a 63-year-old woman to a hospital in Richland County for non-emergent chest pain that reportedly began about an hour earlier. The patient has a history of high blood pressure and a prior stroke with right-side deficits, and an EKG has been sent for interpretation.