Man experiences rapid irregular heartbeat during basketball 

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55, you're out, 1834. 35, hot response, 75-year-old male, laceration to his arm. 224, level 2, 381. MRC, MRC, MRC, Hartford County, Medic 83, requesting upper-test speak of Bell Air, please. Copy 304, thank you. Eighty-three on 304. It's not needed a position for a consult. Negative. This will be information only. This is Harford County, 83. Currently in Route to you, Priority 2, for a (name withheld) who was in AFib with RVR that I have cardioverted via cardism, have copy. Excuse that. (name withheld) has a heart history of either AFIB or SVT. Was playing basketball today when he suddenly experienced extreme shortness of breath, diapheresis, and chest pain. And complaining of extremely rapid heartbreak and palpitation. On our arrival, patients it had an extremely rapid heart rate of 177, and it was irregular on palpation. Sent you two 12 leads, I sent you my original 12 lead, which showed AFIB with uncontrolled RVR with a rate of 176, I believe. And then I sent you my cardioverted one, his heart rate is now 83, still irregular in AFIB, but I've converted him out of the AFIB with RVR. At this time, I've gotten 18-gauge established in his left AC. 12 leads I sent to you. Pulse currently, like I said, 88, irregular on the monitor, 99% on room air. He's still breathing somewhat rapidly at 32 times a minute with a capno of 17. Floor pressure currently 114 over 77. Right now he's doing better, less shortness of breath. The palpitations have decreased, however he does still feel some chest discomfort. KT looks clear of any of scheming at this time. Currently, I have an approximate 10-minute ETA priority to. Do you have any questions for me at this time? Thank you very much for that information. No question at this time. We will see you in 10 minutes. 224. For that, see you in 10.

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