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Medic 2, Paramedic Norman.
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We're currently inbound, just in about a five-minute ETA.
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I'm bringing you a 32, 32-year-old female.
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She's complaining of some kind of left lower abdominal, kind of flank area pain.
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On Wednesday, she had a procedure to have a stent placed to the kidney.
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Basically, the following after being sent home within the next.
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Four hours or so, that stent had actually dislodged and had come out.
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She's been kind of in severe pain since.
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She was previously seen in your facility, post stent initially coming out.
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They had the pain under control, discharged her.
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However, it's still coming out in very extreme and excruciating for her.
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She's a no times four.
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Current vitals are blood pressure of 100 and twenty-seven over ninety-five, heart rate's right about 100 .
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I have a tack on the monitor.
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We're breathing about 20 twenty-two times a minute in the pain.
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We're setting ninety-five, ninety-six percent room air.
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I have an IV for you, 20 gauge, and I'll leave a CFF 4 mg Zofran on board for nausea and vomiting due to the pain.
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Any questions or orders?
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No, thank you, sir.
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