Air evac en route with patient suffering gastrointestinal bleeding, Nashville TN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, air Evac 157 is transporting a 68-year-old male patient to Vanderbilt ER. The patient was transferred from Baptist Health Paducah after experiencing gastrointestinal bleeding and vomiting dark blood. Vital signs include a Glasgow Coma Scale score of 50, blood pressure of 107/69, oxygen saturation at 98 percent on two liters nasal cannula, and a heart rate of 102 with sinus tachycardia. Arrival is expected in about 10 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Davidson TN EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Vanderbilt ER, Vanderbilt ER, Air Evac 157.
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157?
00:09
Hiya, air evac.
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Air evac 157, go ahead.
00:16
Air evac 156, can you copy?
00:21
One five seven, we're about 10 min out from your facility.
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Interfacility transfer, sixty-eight year old male patient.
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(name withheld) coming from Baptist Health Paducah.
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He was seen for dark bloody vomit, was found to have GI bleed.
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He's got blood hanging.
00:43
GCS is 50.
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Blood pressure 107 over 69.
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He's 98% on two liters nasal cannula.
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Heart rate 102, sinus tachy.
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If you don't have any further questions or orders, we'll see you in about 10 minutes.
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Okay, copy.
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See you on arrival.
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Medical Center Dr, Nashville, TN 37232
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