Ambulance transporting stable patient with weakness
Medical EmergencyAn ambulance is moving a patient from a medical center to a hospital due to weakness. The patient's vital signs are normal and stable.
Audio|Source: Mackinac County Public Safety
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Transcript:
Hold up. Central Alpha 495. 495. En route to Max Strait. 1630. Macon Street's Hospital. Macon Street Hospital for 495, patient transfer information by Zincopy. This is Mackin State Hospital. She just called back, said she has a friend coming to help her, so I've canceled her toe. 5-4. That's 4-10-5-4. First initial is going to be (name withheld). Last of. Appears to be hyphenated, it's going to be H-T, patient transfer from Mackin Island Medical Center to your facility for the roll out TIA. Patient Chief Complaint at this time is just going to be weakness. Clear, I'm chewing by cover. Okay. Pressure 117 over 80, 117 over 80, sign us on a monitor rate of 89, that's 89, respiratory rate of 16, then 95% room air. We have IV established prior to arrival times two. DTA is going to be approximately five minutes or anything further. Copy, be everything here. 495 clear, thank you.
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Mackinac County, MI
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