Elderly woman treated for severe breathing difficulty


Medical Box 550-50-1, medication ambulance 55 medic 1, sick person 320 Blenheim Lane between Blenheim Farm Lane and the dead end. Pog Group BMS 84. Putting position is standing by Citi-door every consult. Upper Tuscult. Upper Tully Seller, position, please continue. Seller. Good morning, I'm just here, Aberdeen, and Bel Air. This is Harford County Medical 24. Currently are on scene in the Aberdeen area. On board with me, I have a 75, 75-year-old female prostitory distress. How do you, Calphe? IP55 and Ralph. 855-8-55? Every 55, how does respond? 20-year-old male, non-alert and knowledge as possible he goes. however having please continue. When I floored to GCC-15, history of AFIB and congestive and congestive heart failure. 911 was activated for acute respiratory distress. Patient was tachypnic in the 30s upon my arrival, speaking in two to three-word sentences. Her respiratory rate is currently 27-27. I do have around 15 liters to be a non-re breather. However, I'm not getting very good waveform with the Poulsox, so I'm not sure what her, I don't think I'm getting an accurate reading, but I'm showing somewhere in the 70s and then it comes up to the 90s and back down into the 60s, so I'm not sure that it's accurate. Other vital, flood pressure, 95 over 64, 95 over 6.4. She's got a heart rate of about 90, she has showing Apiv on the monitor. My ETA to Averdeen is going to be, oh, her lung sounds collaterally in the bases, denies this productive call. My ETA to Avery is going to be about two to three minutes. My UTA to Upper Pesda is going to be about 10 to 15. So I'm wondering if Averde is comfortable with this patient or if they prefer that we go to Upper St. Speaker 2nd, Bel Air. So for the questions, we'll find a bed of long-reliable, we'll be found a long-relivencery. We're just a feel air is clear. Medi-53 in rounds on 3-8-8-8-5-53 save the tape. I want to have me, please continue. When I'm a clerked by the GCS and 15, the history of the A-Fib and stream of active and congestive, hard failure. 911 was activated for acute respiratory distress. Patient was ticketing in the 30s upon my arrival, speaking in two to three-word sentences. Her respiratory rate is currently 27-27. I do have around 15 liters being a non-re breather. However, I'm not getting very good wave form with the Polsox, so I'm not sure what her, I don't think I'm getting an accurate reading. But I'm showing somewhere in the 70s and then it comes up to the 90s and back down into the 60s. So I'm not sure that it's accurate. Other vital, flood pressure, 95 over 64, 95 over 6.4. She's got a heart rate of about 90, she is showing APB on the monitor. My EPA to Aberdeen is going to be, oh, her lung sounds laterally in the bases. Denies me. productive calls. My ETA to Avery is going to be about two to three minutes. My ETA to UPA is going to be about 10 to 15. So I'm wondering if Avery is comfortable with this station or if they prefer that we go to Apperks, so speaking, in Bel Air. So there's questions. We'll find a bed of home arrival. We're not going to be able to be found out of home arrival.