Man with chest pain transported to hospital

Heard on: Frederick County MD 92D Med 4 (Hospital)

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00:00

Good morning, Frederick. This is ALS Four, paramedic Gonzalez, en route to your facility with about a five-minute ETA with a five-six, fifty-six-year-old male patient, chief complaint of chest pain.

00:09

How do you copy?

00:12

Copy that.

00:15

The fifty-six-year-old male patient was picked up on South Street with a chief complaint of chest pain that began a couple hours ago.

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Says it radiates down both sides of his abdomen as well.

00:28

Patient only has a history of hypertension.

00:30

Last set of vitals are as follows: blood pressure of 100 and thirty-one over ninety-two, SpO2 of 100 % on room air, a regular heart rate of fifty-five beats per minute, and a sinus bradycardia; 12-lead that was unremarkable.

00:46

He's been administered 300 and twenty-four milligrams PO aspirin, withheld nitro due to the patient reporting being allergic.

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He has an IV established and labs drawn.

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Again, about a five-minute ETA to your facility.

00:57

Any questions or orders prior to our arrival?

01:01

No questions. Go ahead, Red Desk.

01:02

Roger, help is clear.

01:06

Copy, Red Desk.

01:07

On arrival, ALS four is clear.

2026-10-27 11:37 UTC

Medical Emergency

South St, Libertytown, MD

Man with chest pain transported to hospital

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ALS unit is transporting a 56-year-old man with reported chest pain that began several hours earlier and radiated to his abdomen from a pickup on South Street to a hospital in Frederick. The patient has a history of high blood pressure and has been given aspirin, with an IV started and labs drawn.

Man with chest pain transported to hospital

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