Medic transports patient with back pain to hospital, Mt Vernon OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medic transported a 44-year-old male patient from Mt. Vernon to Knox Community Hospital. The patient, recently diagnosed with myeloma, was experiencing severe back pain and low blood pressure. Medical personnel reported the patient as stable and provided vital signs and medication details en route.
Audio|Heard on: Licking OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic 421 to Knox Community Hospital.
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Knox Community Hospital, go ahead.
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Please read that advice.
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This is Medic 421 en route to your facility with a 44-year-old male patient.
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Patient was recently diagnosed in December with myeloma and over the past three to four days has been having severe back pain along with low blood pressure.
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Or somebody swelling, and what was advised by the doctor.
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And nurse practitioner he has been working with to be transported to your facility.
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Patient is A&O×4, GCS 15, on room air.
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Vitals as follows: heart rate 124, sinus tachycardia on monitor, oxygen saturation 93%.
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Last blood pressure of 141 over 98.
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Patient took 210 mg oxycodone and fentanyl.
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130 mg morphine prior to calling us around 17.
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In about five to seven, if nothing further.
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But the placement on arrival.
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Mt Vernon, OH 43050
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