Woman with chest pain treated en route to hospital

Heard on: Frederick MD 92D Med 4 (Hospital) Group Calls

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Good afternoon, Frederick. This is ALS 30.

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I'm currently en route to the facility.

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Priority two, chest pain. How do you copy so far?

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Copy, go ahead.

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(number withheld)-year-old female patient coming from home.

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She's complaining today going to be indigestion-like symptoms that started around noon.

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Recent of five out of ten and notes radiation into her neck.

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Patient denies any previous coronary artery disease but does have a history of CHF and AFib.

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Upon my arrival, the patient has a current vital sign.

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She's got a rate-controlled AFib on my 12-lead at 83 beats per minute.

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No significant ST elevation noted.

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Been sitting at 96% on room air.

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My last. Blood pressure is 100 and twenty-five over ninety-three.

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She's administered 300 and twenty-four milligrams of aspirin, and we're currently working on our 1st dose of nitroglycerin.

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If you have no further questions, we probably have about a fifteen-minute ETA to your facility.

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Stand by for arrival.

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Thank you. How about?

7/30/2026 11:27 AM

Medical Emergency

W 7th St, Frederick, MD 21701

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a female patient with chest pain and indigestion-like symptoms was transported from home to Frederick Health. She has a history of heart failure and atrial fibrillation. Vital signs include controlled heart rate, normal oxygen saturation, and blood pressure. Aspirin and nitroglycerin treatment were administered. Estimated time of arrival is about 15 minutes.