Medical helicopter transports elderly man with chest pain 

Transcript:
Aircom from Flight 3. Flight 3, Aircom. We are en route to Methodist from Greene County Hospital with an 85-year-old male who's been having chest faint for a couple days. He got work tonight. Went into the ER, where they gave him some heparin and nitro. Currently, he's a wake-in-alert. He's a Glasgow 15. The chest vein is increasing. We're about to give him some sentinol with that. He has a heparin drip going. Currently, his vitals are a heart rate of 84. Blood pressure 104 over 53. He sat in the low 90s on an oxymask, and we have about an 18-minute ETA. Anything further? Was not ready to copy. Stand by. Break, UnityPointcoms, where you direct? Not direct. Life Flight 3, standby momentarily. I'll be back with you to take that report again. Fly flight 3 from Methodist base. I can take report when you're ready. Okay, sounds good. We're coming from Jefferson with an 85-year-old male who's had Jeff Main for a couple days. It got worse tonight and he went into the ER. They ran some labs and did a 12 lead with some elevation. Give him some meds. He's currently on a heparin drip at this time. He also received some nitro and aspirin and flavics. We're giving him some fentanyl now for an increase in his pain. Currently, he's in a sinus rhythm at 85. Last blood pressure was 103 over 68. Resperger in the high 20s. N. stats are in the low 90s. We're about to put him on a non-re breather mask. We have probably a 15-minute ETA now. Anything further? Copies that report, 15-minute ETA. You guys are giving fentanyl currently. SPO2 in the low 90s. You're going to give them an on-re breather. I copy the rest of the vitals. I will report to the CCU. You're going to CCU 26. Sounds good, thank you. Lightlight, three, clear. Methodist base clear 0300.

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