Elderly man transported for chest pain near Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported an elderly man who was experiencing left-sided chest pain from a residence to St. Luke's Hospital in Milwaukee. The patient's condition appeared stable with treatment administered, and the estimated arrival time was approximately seven minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee WI EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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En route with a to St.
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St. Luke's, case number (number withheld).
00:07
En route with an eighty-two year old male patient and a Ford GCS of 15 from home.
00:13
Chief complaint of left-sided chest pain started approximately half an hour ago.
00:18
I woke the patient up out of sleep.
00:21
Patient points to the left side of his chest.
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Pain is on reproducible constant.
00:28
If there's any injuries,
00:34
We have 324 aspirin on board.
00:37
We have one insulin, one nitro on board with no relief.
00:40
Last set of vital signs are heart rate of 84, blood pressure 140 over 84, respiratory rate of 20, and pulse oxygen ninety-five percent on room air.
00:51
We have two twelve leads that were placed.
00:57
Showing sinus rhythm with a right bundle branch block.
01:01
No SC segment changes at this time.
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ETA to St. Luke's is about 7 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215
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