Patient with small bowel obstruction moved to surgical ICU

Heard on: Monongalia WV WVU Med A-P Info (Hospital) Group Calls

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Copy number eight, you'll be responding to Potomac Valley Hospital Med Surg Bed Six A, returning to Ruby Memorial Surgical ICU Bed Number Five.

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You're responding to a (number withheld), (number withheld)-year-old male patient weighing 200 and seventy-three pounds.

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He is not intubated.

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Patient has a diagnosis of a small bowel obstruction.

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He requires a cardiac monitor, and he does have an NG tube that they are currently suctioning at this time.

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Last set of vitals with a heart rate of 124, sinus tach.

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Blood pressure 112 over 86 with a map of 93.

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Respirations 28.

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Oxygen saturation of 93% on room air.

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Temperature 99.9 and a GCS of 13.

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This concludes our report.

8/4/2026 06:24 PM

Medical Emergency

Pin Oak Ln, Keyser, WV 26726

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medical transport involves moving a 67-year-old male patient from a hospital medical surgical ward to a surgical intensive care unit. The patient has a small bowel obstruction and requires cardiac monitoring and an NG tube on suction. Vitals recorded include elevated heart rate and monitored blood pressure, with normal oxygen levels and temperature.