Elderly woman found unresponsive near Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly woman was found unresponsive near Grossmont Center Dr with shallow, rapid breathing and low oxygen levels. She may have a new onset of irregular heartbeat and is being transported to the hospital for advanced airway support. Medical responders are assisting her breathing and monitoring vital signs. Additional treatment including possible intubation is anticipated upon arrival at the hospital.
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03:51
Transcript:
00:00
Redicly, Grossmont.
00:03
Yeah, Grossmont, we're coming in with acute status,
00:06
unresponsive, currently backing.
00:09
Run number is going to be (number withheld).
00:14
Unable to upload,
00:16
let me know when you're ready for a full report here.
00:21
I'm ready, medic five, give me what you got?
00:25
We responded out to a private resident here in Sancy 64 or 64 female.
00:31
We're unresponsive.
00:32
So for the daughter last night was when she was lasting normal at 2030.
00:39
At that time, she was complaining of some sort of chest discomfort.
00:46
The daughter wasn't really sure if it was like chest pain or if she had a cough or what it was, but something correlating to her chest here.
00:57
This morning woke up, went upstairs, found her laying on the floor, unresponsive,
01:05
very shallow,
01:07
rapid respirations, so she activated 911.
01:12
For us, she's ano times zero.
01:15
She has some movement, but no purposeful movement are unable to follow commands.
01:20
Pupils are purled bilaterally.
01:23
Breathing was probably about 8 to 10 times a minute.
01:29
Room air stats were 60% with good breath wave.
01:36
Initial blood pressure was 83, over 42 heart rates, been about 50 to 80s, no history of aphibs, a possible new onset.
01:53
As far as medical history, the daughter is denying that she has any medical history at all, doesn't take any medications, no allergies.
02:02
For treatment, we currently have an NPA in place.
02:05
We're assisting her respirations here.
02:09
We have a 20 gauge established in her left AC, given a fluid ballast here.
02:17
And we're going to recycle some bottles here, see if we can get an updated O2Sat and updated blood pressure.
02:26
Otherwise, we're en route to your facility.
02:29
We'll have probably about a five-minute ETA here, maybe a little less.
02:33
How do you copy?
02:36
Hi, copy-out.
02:37
Let me know what you get for the updated O2sats and blood pressure after gets fluke going in your VBM assisting respiration.
02:46
Copy, and she's just so we're on the same page,
02:50
she's going to need RT and probably to be intubated once we get there, just so if you're able to have them on standby.
03:00
Copy.
03:03
Rosamomimetic 980, moderate pediatric coming to you.
03:08
Short ETA.
03:10
Rosemotic 5 with the update.
03:14
980 I guess in line at 5 a 3.
03:17
Yeah, high stats we're getting is like about 78% bagger with the NPA.
03:25
Lung sounds, we're getting fluidic lung sounds bilaterally as well.
03:31
Working on a good updated pressure, but we're only maybe 100 cc's fluid on board here.
03:39
Just trying to think here if you want us to continue the fluid bolus with the lung sounds there or...
03:47
Yeah, with your short ETI, we'll see the fluid going.
03:50
We'll see you guys when you get here.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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