Ambulance transports woman with dizziness and nephrotic syndrome, Fort Worth TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance is transporting a woman weighing approximately 54 kg who has experienced dizziness since the previous day. She was recently treated for nephrotic syndrome and is currently stable with normal vital signs.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hello, there on route to the 12-minute East day with the 16160 female approximately 54 kilos, she complained is going to be busyness when standing as we've gone on since yesterday,
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around 1600.
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She was recently seen at your facility for nephrotic syndrome received in album infusion.
00:18
Looks like that's the primary history, no allergies.
00:21
She's currently on depot, so her latest LFP was in August.
00:26
Vital signs, blood pressure 114 over 76, toll rate currently 102, strong and regular.
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Respirations 24, clear lungs down, 97%, 33 on the Calfin, 992 glucose, which he stands, heart rate goes to 1.35.
00:43
Currently, sinus tach on the monitor OX, we've got an IV 20-gauge, right, AC.
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We'll see me about 11.
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Howdy copy?
00:49
You said 20 minutes, correct?
00:52
12 minutes, 1-2.
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Receive, 12 minutes.
00:57
Hey, when you get here.
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Location mentioned:
7th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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