Ambulance Inrad 48 reports a 72-year-old male patient from home with elevated blood pressure to North Kansas City Hospital., North Kansas City MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, ambulance Inrad 48 reports a 72-year-old male patient from home with elevated blood pressure to North Kansas City Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Inrad 48, North Town, patient information.
00:03
North Town, go ahead.
00:06
Hey, North Town, this Jake on Inrad 48, coming to you with a 72-year-old male 7-2, patients coming from home.
00:13
Chief Complaints say he woke up feeling a little jittery.
00:15
He got woken up from his sleep.
00:18
Whitten took his blood pressure and found it to be 200 over 110.
00:22
I did get a 210 over 110 for initial blood pressure, but since it's come down, 181 over 94 is current, 70 sinus on the monitor, nothing showing on the 12 lead, 97% room air.
00:34
He's GCS 15, and A&O x4, no other complaints.
00:38
Unless you guys are required anything further.
00:39
We'll see you here in about 10.
00:42
Good question.
00:43
See you soon.
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North Kansas City, MO
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