Woman transported to hospital for chest pain, Fort Worth TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency Medical Services personnel transported a 56-year-old woman from near South Main Street in Fort Worth to John Peter Smith Hospital. She was experiencing chest and left arm pain. Medical staff provided aspirin and intravenous Tylenol, with stable vital signs en route.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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JPS on Medic 2, priority three traffic.
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Go ahead, Arlington EMS.
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Good afternoon, JPS.
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Expecting to come to you with a fifty-six-year-old female.
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Reporting chest pain and left arm pain that started recently.
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Her left arm pain has been present for a couple of weeks.
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Chest pain has lasted for four days.
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We have an EKG showing sinus rhythm at a rate of 70.
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She is alert with a GCS of 15.
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Her pulse rate is sixty-seven.
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Oxygen saturation is at 20% on room air.
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Capillary refill time is 30 seconds, four times a minute.
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Blood pressure is 140 over 87.
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Confirmed blood pressure at 140 over 87.
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We gave 324 mg of aspirin and are giving IV Tylenol.
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We have IV access.
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Arrival estimated in seven to ten minutes.
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Any questions?
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No questions.
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Stand by.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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