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Just need a number.
00:04
we're going to be coming to you with a possible STEMI on board.
00:06
We have a 36-year-old male chief complaint today, chest pressure.
00:10
It was like about two in the morning.
00:12
I began experiencing some chest pressure with some nausea and vomiting.
00:17
Pain was described as a gradual onset.
00:19
There was just a non-radiating coming in waves, like a pressure with left arm numbness.
00:27
Patient has no medical history, takes vacation, has no allergies, medication.
00:32
Oriented times four with a GCS of 15 .
00:35
Skins are going to be cold, pale, diaphoretic.
00:37
Otherwise, normal. Pupils equal, reactive.
00:38
Cap refill intermediate.
00:40
Initial pressure of 100 and thirty-seven over 60 .
00:43
Seventy-seven sinus on the monitor ran a twelve-lead and it came back STEMI.
00:47
Looking at high lateral with reciprocal changes in the septal interior.
00:53
He is also complaining of nausea.
00:54
We need to engage left AC 300 and twenty-four.
00:57
Vaso and zero twenty-four milligrams nitroglycerin.
00:58
We are going to give 4 mg .
01:03
Other than that, listed we have a man in position of comfort.
01:07
We'll be there in about six.
01:09
And the size will be six to 10 ft .
01:11
I did get the twelve lead.
01:15
Dr. Hoffman should go with that.
01:18
Would you say your ETA was? Do you have an IV?
01:22
Approximately the 8 min to route to your facility.
01:28
Copy that. We'll see you in six minutes.
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