Female STEMI patient transferred to cath lab in Madison
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Base, med three medical crew is ready for your patient info.
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Med three, you're headed to Fort Atkinson, Fort Memorial Emergency Department, returning to Madison St.
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Mary's Hospital in Madison to the cath lab.
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It's going to be for a 76-year-old female patient, weight of 96.3 kilograms, who presented to the emergency department this morning with chest pain.
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Female patient stated that the pain started approximately 8:30 this morning.
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With mid sternal pain, EKG shows a STEMI.
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Position was currently on the line with St.
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Mary's, so I did not have any orders entered yet for drips, but I do have a set of vitals.
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They are as follows: a BP of 200 and thirty-one over 100 , heart rate of seventy-six,
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respiratory rate of 20 , SpO two is 70 % on room air, temp of thirty-six .8 .
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That is all of the information that I currently have for you.
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Do you have any questions?
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Base from Med Three, you cut out halfway through the vitals.
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Can you just repeat after the heart rate, please?
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Med Three continuing with vitals.
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SpO two is 70 % on room air.
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Temperature was 36.8 .
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That is all the information that I have for you.
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Garbled and unreadable on Westcom.
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Try on that pair eight.
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That pair ten, sorry.
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Base to med three.
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Med three on Westcom, go ahead.
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Med three, I do have updated information from Fort on our female patient.
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They stated no airway concerns at this time.
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They do believe that that SpO two was reported in air because it has been 96 % on room air.
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Patient currently is on a nitro drip and has brought the BP down to.
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One hundred and thirty-three over sixty-four.
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Otherwise, she's A and O times four.
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Do you copy?
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Three copies.
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Thank you for the updated info.
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