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Med Three, we're en route to St.
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Luke's. We have a sixty-six, sixty-six-year-old male who was 804 GCS 15 .
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He called us for heart attack.
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Said he was walking up the stairs about 30 min ago when started feeling chest pain.
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Chest tightness, no other symptoms.
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He has a past medical history of a heart attack about 26 years ago, and he said this is exactly how he felt the last time.
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He also did say that his pulse was going at about 100 or very fast the last time he had a heart attack.
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For current set of vitals, we got 110 over 70,
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pulse is 190, respirations of 18.
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We have an IV in the right AC, and we've already done vagal maneuvers and given twelve of adenosine.
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Patient other than a little chest tightness, not complaining of anything else.
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We're looking for a little guidance, but I am comfortable transporting without doing anything else at this point.
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Spencer, real quick, what's your ETA to Luke's?
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Probably five to 8 min .
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Copy, (name withheld) notified.
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10-3, have you given any fluids at all?
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We have a meter bag going wide open right now, yeah.
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Three, so we were just kind of reviewing the case.
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I think, you know, since he's stable,
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you know, maintaining appropriately, I think it's reasonable to continue your transport at this time.
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Given you're only five to just a couple minutes out from St.
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you could consider another dose of Ativan if you wanted, but otherwise there wouldn't be any other interventions that we would take off at this time.
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