Ambulance transports woman with sepsis alert, Grand Junction CO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, ambulance 21 transported a 63-year-old woman with difficulty breathing and a productive cough to St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction. The patient was under a sepsis alert after being diagnosed with a urinary tract infection and influenza the previous day.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa CO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
St. Mary's ambulance 20.
00:01
Go ahead, reporting agent.
00:04
St. Mary's, this is ambulance 21 coming non-emergent with a 63-year-old female with difficulty breathing and productive cough.
00:15
This is going to be a sepsis alert.
00:18
Patient was seen at your facility yesterday, tested positive for UTI and the flu.
00:23
Patient stated it started three days ago on Saturday and decided to go home.
00:29
Called today because she started to feel worse.
00:33
We've given the patient a DuoNeb.
00:36
We've been unable to start an IV.
00:39
Last set of vitals I have.
00:40
Respirations 24.
00:42
BP 154 over 74, pulse 69, GCS 15.
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Patient's oxygen saturation 96 on room air.
00:51
Patient's respirations are 24.
00:57
Do you have any questions or orders?
01:00
Repeat the blood pressure again.
01:02
Blood pressure was 154 over 74.
01:07
No questions or orders.
01:09
Room assignment on arrival, same area is clear.
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Location mentioned:
N 7th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
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