72-year-old man with chest pain transported to hospital
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San Diego CA ALS PAL (Hospital) Group Calls
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00:00
Thanks, Valmar. Coming to your facility.
00:01
You got about 15-minute ETA.
00:03
CAD is 2026-082165.
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082165. This will be for a 72-year-old male, chief complaint of chest pain.
00:20
We arrived on scene of a private residence.
00:22
Find a patient sitting upright in his bed.
00:25
Sounds like patient started experiencing some chest pain approximately 30 minutes ago.
00:30
States that it is a left sternal radiating to his left arm, negative for nausea.
00:34
Never felt this before.
00:39
Patient was released recently from Kaiser San Marcos for a bladder infection and UTI.
00:47
He's on a antibiotic pump currently.
00:58
How am I coming to you? I'm having some radio trouble.
01:04
I can hear you.
01:05
Just a quick question.
01:06
Are they coming here or are they going to pass?
01:09
We are coming to your facility.
01:15
Currently, however, the patient is semi-fowler's on her gurney, is breathing 16 times a minute, full of oxygen, clear lung, setting 60 or excuse me, 92% on room air.
01:25
I currently have him on four liters being his cannually is at 98%.
01:29
He's alert and oriented, can't answer questions properly.
01:30
I don't want to see his spoon all for sure.
01:33
Got a heart rate of six.
01:36
I signed up on the twelve lead.
01:37
I showed you three 80 block as well as a right bundle branch block.
01:42
Patient has a history of an alveolar placement approximately five years ago.
01:47
Current blood pressure 140 over
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70 . I need 140 or 70 .
01:52
I can see what he says.
01:56
I'm going to establish IV access for treatment.
01:59
He's on four liters of cannula, given 50 mL of aspirin as well as two sprays of sublingual nitrites.
02:09
We're just going to continue down our chest pain protocol.
02:12
Patient's pain is currently still five out of ten, and that ETA is about 15 minutes.
02:20
I copy. And yeah, your radio was going down.
02:23
I think I got what I needed.
02:24
He has a right bundle branch block and a 1st degree.
02:30
Is that correct?
02:35
Yeah, now I can't hear anything.
02:37
So I'll go with that.
02:39
It's just the electronic sounds and stuff.
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