Pregnant woman treated for abdominal pain in Fort Worth, Fort Worth TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders in Fort Worth transported a pregnant woman experiencing abdominal pain and shortness of breath to Harris Methodist Hospital. The patient had recently been treated for fluid accumulation and was stable during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Harris Methodist downtown, Fort Worth Medic 28 priority three.
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This is Harris, go ahead.
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Fort Worth Medic 28, round two priority three.
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It's a 34-year-old female chief complaint.
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Today is going to be abdominal pain.
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Patient is pregnant.
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Was recently.
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Facility and discharged after having fluid on her belly and in the baby's belly.
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Stating that she feels the same way now.
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Also complaining of some shortness of breath right now.
00:36
Current vital signs, heart rate of eighty-two, last BP one hundred thirty-three over eighty-one.
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She’s breathing 18 times a minute, 100% on room air.
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She’s G9P8.
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No interventions.
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We'll be there in about ten.
00:51
I'm assuming go to OB triage.
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Affirmative.
00:57
Received, thank you.
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Pennsylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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