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Again, that's 12 going to St.
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Coming in with a 97-year-old female.
00:11
Chief complaint today is a ground-level fall.
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The patient was walking with her walker when she ended up tripping and falling.
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No loss of consciousness, no blood thinner use,
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no head, neck, or back pain.
00:24
She is experiencing.
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Pain in her left hip.
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Patient is complaining of 10 out of 10 pain.
00:35
Current vitals as follows: BP 180 over 99, heart rate 97,
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SpO2 94% on room air.
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We're doing a four-lead right now and she is bradycardic.
00:49
We do have a 20 gauge IV in the right.
00:54
As well as we gave 12.5 mg of ketamine for pain,
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we are roughly the 8 min from the hospital.
01:07
What's your current respiratory rate, ANOCS, and GCS?
01:11
She's eight on four, G 15 .
01:15
Oh, sorry, the respiratory rate 15 .
01:23
I copy. And then any shortening or rotation noted to the hip?
01:28
We couldn't really tell just by her positioning.
01:31
She's kind of positioned to the right side with her leg, so we're not really able to tell.
01:38
When we try to move her, it would give her too much pain.
01:43
We'll go ahead and let Luke know.
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