Medical team aids woman in distress near Grossmont Center, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical emergency near Grossmont Center involving a 35-year-old woman who appeared disoriented and in respiratory distress. She was treated with oxygen and intravenous fluids. Her condition improved to stable oxygen levels, and she was transported to Grossmont Hospital for further care.
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02:31
Transcript:
00:00
Shot girl summit at 400 and thirty-eight.
00:01
Do you want to hear with the mod status?
00:04
Alrighty, 400 and thirty-eight.
00:05
You can go ahead at (number withheld).
00:09
Hey, so I'm at 438 here.
00:11
We're looking to come to you with a mod status medical.
00:14
(name withheld), 35-year-old female, run number is going to be (number withheld).
00:20
Let me know when you clear to copy full report.
00:24
Alrighty, I'm ready for a report.
00:25
You can go ahead.
00:27
Reached out to (name withheld), 35-year-old female.
00:29
Currently only alert to herself, normally described as fuller and oriented.
00:33
Last seen normal was approximately 1 hour ago.
00:38
Patient was noted to become increasingly altered, presenting with some respiratory distress, some paleness of the skin, and desatting.
00:45
Room air pulse oxes were reported to be in the mid 80s.
00:51
They started the patient on four liters oxygen via nasal cannula before they activated.
00:55
Activated us when we arrived on scene.
00:56
She presented with pale skin.
00:58
We were unable to obtain a good pressure, can't feel a radial or brachial pulse.
01:02
She is answering some questions but continues to remain at this time.
01:09
We're currently working on establishing IV access to give her fluids right now.
01:13
The first one that we had got pulled out.
01:15
Getting into the vitals were sinus tach and a monitor rate of 164.
01:19
Sats are currently 98 percent on 15 liters oxygen via non-rebreather.
01:26
And again, can we get a blood pressure? No palpable radial or brachial pulse.
01:30
We're going to be working on a blood sugar here as well.
01:35
History and allergies upon arrival in terms of treatment, looking to reestablish that line.
01:40
We're going keep an eye on respiratory drive here.
01:41
I am prepared to back the patient if necessary.
01:44
But respiratory drive appears to be holding up well on the non-breather.
01:49
Is there anything else I can get for you, Grossmont?
01:53
What is the estimated respiratory rate with that 15 liter?
01:59
Remaining respiratory rate at about 24.
02:04
All right, and the patient’s not trachypneic, is she bed bound? Is there any obvious history that we can convey?
02:12
No obvious pertinent history that we were told when given report.
02:19
Alright, we will go ahead and alert respiratory.
02:22
Let me know if anything changes.
02:23
If you need to advance to a BVM, we will.
02:30
Copy that. Grossmont response.
02:31
See you soon.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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