Elderly woman revived after cardiac arrest, Naples FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a cardiac arrest involving a seventy-five-year-old woman at a residence near Pine Ridge Rd in Naples, Florida. Paramedics reported the patient was initially unresponsive but regained pulses before being transported to the hospital with ongoing resuscitation efforts.
Audio|Heard on: Collier FL Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Pine Ridge Medic 30, Priority 1,
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ROSC.
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Hi, 30.
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Good morning, this is Medic Thirty.
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Responding to your facility with approximately seventy-five-year-old female coming from home.
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She was in cardiac arrest upon our arrival, asystole and then PEA.
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We gave three rounds of epi, one sodium bicarb.
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She had a return of pulses prior to leaving the scene.
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She has maintained her pulses the entire time.
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Heart rate is about 50 right now.
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Last blood pressure recorded was 50 over 30.
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Administered two 2 mL doses of push epi; patient having difficulty breathing.
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Epi infusion going right now.
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About a thousand of fluids given; blood sugar 125.
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Airway established with an i-gel; approximately several minutes out from your facility.
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Location mentioned:
Pine Ridge Rd, Naples, FL 34119
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