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Tri-City calls that RA 101.
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Traffic, this is Tri-City 0812, go ahead.
00:08
Tri-City calls that RA 101, checking to see if you're open for Stevie.
00:13
Yes, we are open for Stevie.
00:16
Copy that, we're going to be en route to your facility.
00:18
We just transferred over the 12-lead, about a five-minute ETA.
00:22
31-year-old male, chief complaint of nausea,
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no cardiac history.
00:30
31-year-old male reports that he was driving when he suddenly felt
00:33
short of breath in the hill.
00:35
Pulled over, activated 911.
00:37
All vitals are stable.
00:39
We're going down chest pain protocol, working on IV access.
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We'll give you an update with a radio report.
00:43
And we're out. Again, we got a 31-year-old male.
00:47
Is the patient having any actual chest pain at this time?
00:51
Chest discomfort at this time.
00:54
We have a heart rate 69 , pressure 117 over 77 , at 98 % .
01:00
We're giving 03:24 aspirin.
01:02
Working on IV access.
01:08
Still looking for a cat.
01:10
Probably something standing by.
01:14
Copy. And then, what was the cardiac history this patient has?
01:20
Patient has history of intracerebral hemorrhage.
01:23
Unable to get an accurate history from the patient; he's unsure what it's called.
01:28
Copy. We'll see you shortly.
01:29
Let me get some changes in route.
Medical Emergency
