Medic transports man with back pain to hospital, Mt Vernon OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medic crew transported a 64-year-old man from Mount Vernon to Knox Community Hospital for severe lower back pain. The transport was non-emergency. The patient reported pain over the past few days but no chest pain or shortness of breath. Vitals were stable, and Toradol was administered before arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Licking OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Mount Vernon Medic 491, Knox Community Hospital ER.
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Yeah, go ahead.
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This is Medic 491.
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We're en route to your facility non-emergency with a 64-year-old male.
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Chief complaint today is going to be some back pain.
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For past couple days patient has been experiencing some severe back pain in his lower back region on both sides.
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Is not complaining of any chest pain or shortness of breath at this time.
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Current vitals are as follows.
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We got a tachy rate of 180.
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Ninety-nine percent on four liters of oxygen, cap now of twenty-six.
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Hospital pressure was 180 over 100.
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We have tried to insert some IVs.
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We were unsuccessful.
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They have administered 15 mg of Toradol IM.
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Nothing further.
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We will be at your facility in about 2 minutes.
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Time and upon arrival, please detail.
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Mt Vernon, OH 43050
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