Medical flight inbound for cardiac emergency, Dayton OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medical air crew transported an adult patient experiencing apparent cardiac complications to Miami Valley Hospital. The crew reported a possible heart attack leading to cardiac arrest, followed by resuscitation efforts during transport. The patient showed intermittent pulse activity, and CPR was restarted en route. The incident involved medical coordination between CareFlight personnel and hospital staff.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery OH Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Miami Valley, Miami Valley.
00:01
This is Care Flight Two.
00:02
Do you copy?
00:07
Miami Valley, go ahead.
00:11
Hi, Miami Valley.
00:12
We have about a 10-minute ETA to your facility for a cardiac alert post-cardiac arrest and I am medical control to give a report, please.
00:24
Call for medical control.
00:32
Hey, this is Dr. (name withheld). Go ahead.
00:37
Good afternoon, this is Care Flight Two.
00:39
We have approximately 10-minute ETA to your facility.
00:42
We have a 70-year-old man who has been complaining of chest pain for three days.
00:48
Apparently fell, went unresponsive on EMS arrival and he was alert.
00:53
He did become combative before we got there they said, and on our arrival he was in cardiac arrest.
01:00
We gave him one round of Epi and one round of atropine for a rate of 34.
01:06
He then regained a pulse.
01:08
We did go ahead and intubate him with an eight, 100 of ketamine and 100 of bronch.
01:13
At this time his heart rate is 102 which was within the 150s.
01:19
His blood pressure is 158 over 114.
01:24
His opening in title was thirty-seven.
01:27
He was at ninety-seven percent.
01:29
We're giving fluid.
01:30
They said that on their monitor before we got.
01:34
Giving him some fluid, and right now we're giving him some fentanyl.
01:38
Any questions or orders?
01:46
So there's no questions, but you weren't able to get an EKG or look at the EKG.
01:52
Did anybody on our team see this?
02:01
Yeah, we saw an EKG.
02:03
It was an inferior MI.
02:05
He has a weak or absent pulse at this time.
02:08
We're starting CPR again.
02:16
Okay, Roger.
02:17
Copy all flight tech.
02:18
We'll see you when we get here.
02:22
Airplane two out.
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Wyoming St, Dayton, OH 45409
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